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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-24
HO HUM! SAILORS
DEFEATED AGAIN
SUFFERED SIXTH STRAIGHT
LOSS: ARMY REGISTER
INITIAL VICTORY
Bv RABID FANSTER

Every league has a team that
consistently loses its games and
always can be found resting COM
fortably in the cellar In the Is
land City softball circuit, the
Navy ten is it Try as hard as
they NAV, the Sailors simply can't
stay ahead of their opponents
once they climb on top Of the
score.
Take the game with US. Army
last night. Navy produced three
singles and homer for trio Of
runs in the very first inning.
They held the Soldiers scoreless
in the last half of the initial
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frame and were in turn BANKED
in the second stanZa Then the
Army's big guns laid down a bar
1age that knocked the Sailors for
a less and there they remained
the Test of the way Doughboys
blasted five direct hits, including
u triple by H. Walker, that sent
four runners across the pan.
Army added another marker in
the third, three in the fourth and
three more in the sixth.
Navy rallied in the sixth, scor-
ing a tr'1 of runs, and threatened
in the seventh but were held to
another trio of markers.
Poret. who smashed the four
Dagger for the Sailors in the
first. became the second player
10 cash in on the offer of six
quarts of beer for a home run.
MADAM and Poret, two safeties
each; Rhoden, three out of four;
Wylie and Lyle, two out of four,
were heavy swatters of the game
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Navy 300 003 s. 8 8 S
Army 041 3O3 XII IA 3
UT, Trip and Wells; Spradlin,
Almeda and Nelson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Bowman, Lohrman and Dan
ming; Erickson, Garrett, Javery,
Strinevich, Johnson and Berries,
Mast.
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Showing marked improvement,
even in defeat, the Harris School
gang made their third bow in as
many games to the Division
Street School midgets, 29-19. The
Harris rockies SC }red only four
points in their previous grammar
series game with the Division
basketeers.
Results of the affair, middle
Of a tripleheader yesterday at
High School Gym, follow:
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NO GAMES FRIDAY

An agreement between mana
gers and league president ]. M.
Varela postponed the scheduled
twin bill opener last night.
Peppers Plumbers were TO
have met the NavStas.
A similar agreement also
called off the doubleheader
originally slated for tomorrow
night. The rostponement will
allow players and officials TO
fully enjoy public activities of
the American Legion scheduled
that afternoon and night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-24
GOLF SWING
TUNE-UP
BY CRAIG WOOD
Augusta Master Golf Champion

S. AFTER IMPACT: All the
action crowded into the few fleet
ing seconds after impact determ-
ines the success of the shot, If the
swing is off to a good start every
single intention must be carried
cut to the letter.
As soon as the ball has been
hit the body follows through with
the head still in original position
and the right heel leaving the
ground. The entire left side
firms up" with left leg straight.
Right arm follows straight
through.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-24
GIANTS DOWN
BOSTON BEES
SHUTS OUT PHIL.
LIES: ATHLETICS TRIM
WASHINGTON MATS
Especial to The CitiZenl

NEW YORK, April 24.-The
New York Giants went to victory
over the Boston Bees in yester-
lays game by a score of ga, while
the Brooklyn Dodgers shutout
the Phillies. The score in this
game was 40.
The Athletics trimmed the
Washington Senators by a score
of 1T, with the Cleveland In
dams winning their game with
the st. Louis outfit, with the
score reading, So.
ReSuItS of the games:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-24
UNDEFEATED CORDOVA
MIDGETS IN CAGE LEAD

Striking at their closest rivals,
the rockies of Ormond Cordova
yesterday afternoon showed the
Baby Conchs out of the undefeat-
Cd ranks and gained sole posses
sion of junior high cage tourney
Fl st-pl1ce. PACED by sharpshoot-
ing Archer, the Cordovas logged
~ held on to a slim margin all
the way in chaiking up their
fourth straight second-half vic
tory, 3l-24. Conchs, VINO dropped
into a tie with runners-up Col
1ates, suffered their initial loss
Of the closing half schedule.
Archer, shouldering the scoring
bulden for the victors, piled up
II points. A trio of teammates
tied for second highest honors,
each sinking the low total of four
POINTS. Costar, II, and Colgate,
5, topped the Babies.
Score by quarters:
Cordova Observation-Disclosures 10 81 % 81
Mcmahon -- 8 IL 20 Il
The Red Raiders of Lysle Nc
Gown rose from the cellar into a
four-Way fourth-place tie by
downing the Bombars of George
Barber, 32-l7, in the opening
junior scrap yesterday. Bombers,
one Of the knotted clubs, scored
a lone point in the fourth quar-
ter and just four in the second
round.
Haskins spanked the Raiders
with ten points, assisted by L.
Sweeting, seven, and K. Roberts,
six. Everett Sweeting, six; Ca
bana, five and Key, four, account
ed for all but three points of the
total Barber score.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14
Truck Kills
Little Child

lone Jensen. 5ia -year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl V. Jensen.
1906 So. Sist st. was killed almost
instantly late Wednesday after
noon when struck by truck driven
by George A. Graham. 1858 So.
47th st, lt So. 50th and Asotin sts.
The girl vas rushed 10 the eoun-
~ hospital. but was pronounced
dead upon arrival.
Graham told police he saw the
girl standing with a dog on the
curb. He zaid he applied his brakes
and sounded his horn as she started
across The street. When 1t appear
ed she was clear OF the trucks
path. ne started up only TO strike
her as hhe apparently became con
fused and darted back In front OF
the truck. She was slightly north
OF the pedestrian lane when struck.
Death - the little girl marked
the first feminine traffic fatality
in either the city or county since
Jan. /. and raised the death toll
TO II and II. respectively
Besides parents. survivors in
clude a ulster, Evelyn: a brother.
Donald. both OF the home. and
GRANDPA cher. j. p. Jensen. Of Den
mark
Lynn VIII announce the funeral.
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bile They were received by Pc
.ain and Vice Premier Admiral
Jean Francois Darlsn.
Petain was host TO Franco at
luncheon attended by Marcel
Peyrouten, interior minister. After
leaving the luncheon hall of the
18th century estate where the
conference was held, the states
men had coffee in an adjoining
salon and then began their dis
cussions
Franco and Serrano Suner
crossed the frontier from Italy
where they met Wednesday
with Premier Benito Mussolini
before daylight.
The chief points to be taken up.
Il was believed were the change
in Mediterranean power resulting
from Gen. Sir Archibald Wavells
drive across Libya toward Tripoli
and the Spanish action In taking
over internationalized Tangier last
November.
There was no confirmation Of
reports that Spain might be trying
To mediate between Great Britain
and Italy or between Italy and
France or that Spain had deter
mined to abandon her present role
for one of active participation in
the war.
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President Nominaies Algeo
For United States Marshal

the western district II wsshisstars-
I'M. distries has bsen without .
marshal since A. !. entity was
killed during a ssuffis With two
prisoners here lsAt August A.
thosy n. Mssdery. ehi~f deputy -
seattle. mas been acting mAsshai
for the entire distrles.
Alg.o sas born in Fargo. ~ D..
Ia 1854. and fsss years lstsr moves
with his p~fsafs 70 Spokane.
In 1907 b. became an employee
Of ths Northern Pacific railway.
iis became . prominent msmbss
81 the Brotherhood u Railroad
Trslamsn. and for 10 years served
a. It's legislative representative.
In 1879 he Was appointed dirse-
tor u labor and deputy state 80
mlnissrstor for the wPA. At which
time he made his home IN s<sttIs.
me following year he was
namsd manager Of the National
Bituminous Coal eommissson for
Washington. Oregon and Alaska.
with headquarters In Tacoma. tn
local office was one Of ~ sbolisho6
two years izterl
Along with Algeo's name. PROF.
dent Roosevelt also sent 70 ~
u. .. senate for endorsement Int
Of Lyle Keith. nominated foe y. 3
attorney for the eastern district -
Warrington.
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.Franco-FasCi
Ties Strengthened

ROME - Authorized Fascist
sources announced for the first
time Thursday that Benito Musso-
lini had conferred Wednesday with
Generalissimo Francisco Franco OF
Spain at Bordighers. on the Italian
Riviera.
No interpretive comment was
made
1t was reported. however, that in
the Italian view the conference
strengthened the ties between
Spain and Italy and that II was in
dicated that despite the fact that
spsnish-British relations now were
normal Spain did not intend to
change its pro-axis policy.
Responsible Italian quarters said
merely that Mussolini and Franco
dealt extensively with Hediter-
ranesn and African problems.
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Laddie, Airedale
Separated From
Master. Expires

FORT ORD. Cai.-Laddie. 10
year-old siredale whose devotion
To his master led him 10 s,arve
himself after their separation,
suffered = relapse and died Thurs
day at go .. m. In Monterey
Preside hospital.
Tho dog was scrionsl, ~
when brought here by sirpisne
from ksnss. earlier this week
and all that army v~ter-
parians could do failed 10
save him.
Nor did the presence Of his
master. Private Everett Scott Of
army force. stationed at Fort
Ord, affect the dogs condition.
Laddie, who stopped eating after
Scott left home four months ago
10 enlist. was too IN TO recognize
Scott.
The dog was taken 10 the hos
pital Immediately after his arrival
by plane Monday and Scott spent
as much time at the hospital as
his army duties permitted.
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Education Holds Spotlight
For Olympia Legislators

OLYMPIA - Education held the
spotlight in the legislature Thurs
day as the house and senate got
off to late starts following We'd
nesday nights legislative ball.
Major measure on the senate's
calendar was SB109. by Lulu d.
Haddon, Kitsap. to appropriate
$3.50. 900 out of current school
funds TO erect school buildings in
national defense areas where IA
eilities now are overcrowded
The amount is far short of
the $4,000 cost estimated
by committee of school off,
Gals as necessary 10 expand
schools In Tacoma, Seattle and
Bremerton areas. The bill,
however. was expected TO take
care of the most pressing
needs. Federal funds also are
being sought to help meet the
problem.
Another senate bill up for final
action would revise the teachers
retirement pension system to per-
NIT exemption of aged school en-
ployes who are not teachers. The
house education committee Thurs
day night was 10 hold a public
hearing on HB222, by Rep. Paul
ssndegren, Pierce, to appropriate
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Motorcycle Rider
Seriously Hurt

Dale Sailor. rs. Of I'LL No. Fife
st. was seriously injured In .
traffic accident At Ii,h It. and
Pacific ave. Wednesday At 7z5
p. m.
The youth. riding a motorcycles.
crashed into car driven by
William Shepherd. which was
making a turn from Pacific ave.
onto ilth IT
RE was taken BY snb.lanc. 70
Tacoma General hospital where
Ms condition Thursday wss
described a. extremely critical"
by attaches ~ the Institution lie
received fractured left arm.
broken upper and lower jzN bones.
a severe cut over the right eye
and skull fracture.
Shepherd IA being held on an
open charge.
Sailor IL q salesman for the
Harold p. DAM Go.
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Nazi Raiders
Attack CONVOY

LON DON - German surface
raiders. u Was learned reliably
Thursday. have attacked q British
convoy In the Atlantic.
coincidentaliy. naval quarters
revealed that powerful units 81 the
British fleet conducted "most
suocessfui'' sweep 81 = l .00o-miie
square area Of the North Atlantic.
Tho attack ON the convoy oc.
CURED "Wednesday. II ~ss learned
u was implied - although
informant. declined IN sss -
much - that the British war
ships swept the sra In . hunt
for Nan sra raiders.
No details Of the attack on
the British convoy were available
Immediately
The convoy attack was the first
action by raiders reported in the
Atlantic since the famous sra
action IN which the auxiliary
cruiser Jsrvis BAY went down with
guns blazing e. beat off a Ger.
man attack In N. North Atlantic.
n may be days before u 10
known whether any ship. have
been sunk or n SO ho. many
went down.
Under admiralty rules as soon
as such an attack starts vessels In
the convoy scattered for safety
with radios silsnced 10 prevent
disclosure ~ their positions,
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U. S. Cunboai Leaves
Siika After Visit

stTkA. Alaska a The Eanboat
y. I. b. Charleston left here Wed.
nsaday after a two-day official
visit on a combined army navy
survey u Alaskan ports and de-
fsnss facilities.
Aboard representing The army
we're Col Thomas l. Martin. Col
Joun Harrington. Major Frank 4.
Bsadis and Capt. Russell Vincent.
II vas Understood ths army
planned 20 station up 70 100 msn
here. and building ~ a military
road spurred rgmOrs that adjacent
Mount Edgseomb might ~ fortl-
fled.
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American Youth MAY
Join Canadian Forces

SEATTLE-John Roger Benja
min. 1e-year-old son Of II Roger
Ben smin. wealthy New Yorker.
was back home here Thursday 10
discuss with his father his plans
TO JOIN the Royal Canadian air
force.
Young Benjamin. an accountant
with Boeing Aircraft here. applied
Tuesday at the RCAF recruiting
station at Vancouver. p. c. After
hearing that his father was MAX
ing transcontinentsl sirplane
dash n talk II over" with his
,on, however. RCAF officers
thought 1t advisable TO nave the
fathers consent before existing
the youth
Recruiting officers az Vancouver
described the youth as a splendid
young American" and added: we
hope he comes back"
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Joe f~~ta. wsll-known local han
p vir,uoso. 10 still walking around
with cane. having srrslned his
knee badly several weeks ago.
Mrs. Victor Atols. 7iit No.
Washington st. IL recupefstlng At
home from = minor operation st
the Tacoma General hospital Dur
ing her oonvalescenee she hss had
her daughter. Mrs. Alice dsri Of
Seattle. as a visitor
Members If the stadium stamp
club were given . talk on philstsly
this week by Jsn~. .. MeIilsges.
and also presented With com.
memorstive series of National
Park stamps by the speaker.
Charles weikcr. Of N. West
Coast Grocery Co. IL expected
back In Tacoma Saturday from q
trip east 10 get a new car Ne has
Continued on Page 4, Column 81
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$500 900 to finance state printing
of textbooks.
The house had on its calendar
HJR4, a constitutional amendment
TO legalize graduated net income
tax. Amendments will be offered,
it was reported. to put the measure
on a proposed special election bal
lot this fall. along with other pos
sible tax-raising measures passed
by the legislature with referendum
clauses on them.
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SUDDEN SHIFT OF JAPANESE
Navy BRINGS j. s. WARNING
New Bridge
Designs Are
Under WAY

CAPITOL. Olympia-Three
issues of vital concern in
hopes for a new Tacoma Mar
rows bridge were revealed
here Thursday.
First, it was learned the state
toll bridge authority plans the
first meeting since reorganizs-
ton. TO be held next week.
Secondly. IT was reported a
statement OF the loss on the col
lapsed bridge was ready.
Thirdly. legislators learned that
designs for a new bridge are be-
ing drawn.
Other significant moves were
legislative action. slated for
Thursday. on a bill 10 authorize
the state highway department In
continuing ferry service, and at
tempts in the lower house to shove
bridge memorial to congress
onto the floor.
The Pierce county delega-
ton, headed by Senator MRS.
Kathryn Malstrom. continued
attempts TO force action on
the bridge In the face Of
rapidly expanding legislative
business.
OF foremost Importance was the
scheduled meeting of the toll
bridge authority. The governors
office reported the date had not
been set, but stated the meeting
would be held early in the week"
If possible.
Revelations of the state
highway departments inves-
tigating board of engineers
were heading for a review by
the bridge authority. The
findings Of the engineers who
Inspected the wreckage of the
first span were In the hands
of James A. Davis, acting
director Of highways, and were
to he turned over TO the toll
bridge authority. headed by
Gov. Arthur B. Langlie.
Also important were reliable re-
ports that the statement of loss
on the collapsed bridge has been
prepared. Determination of the
Continued on Page 2. Column II
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Puyollup Man. Fined
In Japan. Returns

sEATTLE-The EYK motorship
Heian Msru brought from Japan
today Vernon Hill. Puysllup. who
was arrested in Kobe for taking
photographs u the hsrbor mill
tsry zone. and Archibald O. Nc
Kenzie. Portland. SIS Kentucky
carpenter. who was injured aboard
his ship during a storm. Hill was
held in his Kobe hotel room ten
days and fined 200 yen on charge
Of espionage.
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Urge Women
And Children
Areas!


Sill A NGHA - American
women. children and non
essential men in Far Eastern
danger areas are heing adj
vised urgently 10 return home
AZ once In the interest Of their
own safety and convenience
and the national security. IL
was disclosed Thursday.
Tho American consulate general
here circulsfised Americans, ~
special instructions from the state
department ct Washington. and
som sf,erwsrd a United Press dis
patch from Tnsyo disclosed that
American consular authorities IN
Japan had received similar instsuc-
tons
Tho sdssee Wa sis~w m spe-
rial Instructions sresw Inc stats
department ~ Wsshinatss. n
IA. Understood.
Al tho same time the Neither.
lands consul ordered two Neither.
lands East indies merchant shlps
into Manila hsrnor and II was 70.
ported that other Netherlands In
dies ships were b~ing rsdloed 10
proceed to neutral hsrbors
A usually reliable infor-
staHt here asserted that n
Japanese battle fleet had
been suddenly concentrated
of Hoiphono. French iudo-
China.
Previously Japanese wsrships
had arrived Oft Bangkok. Thai-
land. 800 miles from Singapore.
and British and Australian air
force rcinforvements had b~~n s~ns
up the Malay peninsula from Sing.
apofe,
Thsiisnd dsmied shst n haA
granted Japan the use ~ Ne
sirpevts. hut saiA that negsst.
stiows Just osupIeted wsst1
permit Japan 10 pat eemmes-
sisi planes IN tks route b.
tween ssigos. tsds- China. ssA
Hasgkek.
American Consul General Frank
r. Loekhsrt circuiHrized Amer.
cans here. giving them tina advice
90 20 boms.
Hs first referred 10 earlier but
non-tirgen, advice 10 womrn. chill
ffsn and non-ess~ntisi men %
leave Then he said
"Now The state department
desires ~ reasW the 1dpico
this advice ~ further
neoessary rs a precautionary
measure. given IN the interest
both Of the safety and CON
penienee Of American mn.
tionais aud Of national Sc
enrtfp
fhs state department asss
nat contemplate s~ssiisg .
.p~elsi sess~i ~ vessels In
assist In ths wishdss~sl n
!. expected that Anssrtsss M
iioss,s will tshs advantage "
such tsssspestsitss facilities
&c are currently sssiiasi~."
Tho blg Netherlands passenger
liner rniIsienks. which had left
Manila for Hong Kong Wednesday
night. arrived back In ,he port
Thursday, and ths Netherlands
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Balloon Borroge Unit
Proposed at Lewis

NssHf>6TOs - Tns war de-
psrtmsnt announced Thursday a
balloon bsrrage unit would be
formed a. Fort Lewis 20 expert
msnt with this typ. Of protection
against air raids.
Previously. IL had been an
nounced az Fort Lewis the "a Bal
loon squadron would be trans
ferred from IN. fort 70 some sat-
ton In Texas 70 form a balloon
Darrsge squsdron.J
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14
City Accepts Mural

San FRANtistO -- The huge
mural displayed IN the Fine Arts
Palace during the Golden Gate
International exposition. by Diego
Rivera. has been accepted by the
San Francisco art commission for
the library Of the city's new junior
college.
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Royalty 10 End Visit

Wa>HINtTON = Ine woody
visit Of Luxembourg royalty. Grand
Duchess Charlotte. her husband.
Prince Felix. and their son. Grand
Duke Jesns. with President and
Mrs Roosevelt will be eiimaxed
Thursday night with a musicale
and state dinner.
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Report Ex-King
OF Spoin Is III

ROME. ItAiy-Ex-kinx Alfonso
Of spain has suffered . mild at
tack Of angina pscioriz. II ~as re-
ysaied here Thursday. but physi-
cans said be appeared to be cut
Of danger for tns present.
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NICHY y Marshal Henri
Philippe Petain met with Gen.
Francisco Franco at Mont
pellier Thursday for discus
Sions believed to concern the
balance of power in the Med
iterranean.
Fran CO. accompanied by his
brother-in-law and Foreign Min
lister Ramon Serrsno Suner. ar
rived at Montpelier by automo-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14

NJ Landon. 1895 COP standard
bearer. Both Hoover and L.andon
oppose the administration Brit
ish-aid program.
Wdlkie. addressing Ncn
York dinner and a nation
tcide radio audience, chai-
ien0ed the party 10 preach n
"posttire doctrine. uarned
II against iopsrng into a
party Of ne1dtiOn." and Ten
no doubt TINT he Wouid fight
any attempt 10 strip him Of
his p0Ccr NJ The No. / Re
publican leader.
He criticized the New Deal. too.
making clear that his agreement
with the Roosevelt administration
still ends with questions of aid 10
Britain and general foreign pol
icies. But he told Republicans:
II arm here To challenge you
10 = higher fate than compro-
mise, negation and death"
While he was warning the party
against adoption ~ policy Of
Isolation In a world sflsme, Sen
Robert A. Taft n. o. opponent
~ the pending British-aid bill and
an unsuccessfui aspirant for the
Republican nomination last sum.
Continued on Page 2. Column 81
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Draft Evader Suicide

HONOLULU - Hsvsliz first
convicted draft egsder apparently
committed suicide In Oahu prison.
Harry KOCH. q. given tNo-ysar
term. was found strsngIed 70 death
in ms cell
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Trip for Prisoner
Climaxed by Sadness

OAKLAND. Cai.-Sherin Henry
Adams Of Crowley county. Colo,
arrived here Wednesday night 70
pick up a prisoner. Upon his ar
rival he was informed that his 49,
year-old son. Erwin. had been
killed In an sirplsne crash.
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Observation-Disclosures circulated
Thursday that Prince Paul. Pre-
mier Dragisha Cvetovitch and
Foreign Minister Alexander Gin
-Markovitch had left Belgrade
by plane for Berchtesgaden.
According to the reports. the
three top men of Jugoslavia took
plane at / p. m, today for the
German mountain chalet of Adolf
Hitler.
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Former Idaho Legion
Head Fatally Injured

bhltNbEtfLI-E. Ida = Carlton
Hoif. ~. former Idaho district
commander II the American
Legion. died late Wednesday Of In
Jur.es suffered when ma truck ran
of whitebird biil and carried HAM
300 feet down the mosntslnsieis.
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CHICAGO Tho On

CHICAGO - Tho Chicago Trib-
,ine declared cditorially Thursday
that Wendell l.. WILKES thor
oughly dishonorablc conduct as an
agent II President Roosevelt msr-
tied full investigation by THE
dnped and deluded" Republican
party.