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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04

a new twist was added To the
9Th and Proctor holdup when the
gunman furnished his own psd-
lock for securing his victims in
the refrigerator
The gunman was brandishing a
new 80 caliber revolver. He was
described as extremely good look.
ing, age about 30. 5 feet 10 inches
tall, weighing $50 pounds. blond,
olue-eyed, rosy complexion and
wearing long blue oyercoat.
Fifty dollars In cash Mas
obtained from the butcher and
the gunman forced the grocery
employees to open the safe
where an undetermined
amount of cash and checks
MAS taken.
Three weeks ago a Seattle Safe
way store was held up al approx
mately $50 q. m. and the gunman
forced the employees into the ice
box.
safewsy stores in South Tacoma
and on Puysllup ave. were ned I'D
In similar fashion last month
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
Rosy-Cheeked Safeway Store
Bandit Strikes Here AGAIN

A good-looking. rosy-cheeked
bandit-the same one who for
several months has been making II
q habit TO rob Tacoma. Seattle and
Olympia safeway stores on Mon
day mornings-held up the 9Th
and Proctor safeway store Mon
day at $40 a. m.
Answering the description of
the holdup men who staged the
other stickups and. using the same
methods. the gunman escaped with
an undetermined amount Of cash
and checks.
No evidence was discovered OF
car or an sccomplice which aided
the gunman but il is assumed that
one or both were used.
Three Safewsy employees
were locked in the icebo. a.
has been customary In all the
safe~ay hoidups staged by the
specialist. Those locked In the
chest were Roland Nose, man.
aser of the store; Mel Fisch.
meat department. MANAGER.
and Fred kuper, clerk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
CLAIM STATE FUNDS MISlJSEn
Australia Seeks
Friendlier Stand

LONDON - Australian prim >
Minister r. c. Nenzies asserted
Monday that war between Austria
La and Japan Was not inevitable
and said that his country was
striving to establish friendlier re-
lations with the Japanese.
Menzies. speaking AT luncheon Of
the Foreign Press association.
said:
Il see no reason 10 believe that
the Pacific ocean cannot be made
in fact pacific II all the peoples
who live within It's borders merely
will be frank. sensible. tolerant
and understanding with each
other"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
Rate HEARINGS
Open March Is

OLYMPIA - The state public
service department opens a series
of hearings March 1e at Tacoma
to revise common and contract
carrier rates in western Wash
ington.
The department said present
rates are producing serious losses
10 carriers and unduly and unreas-
onably jeopardizing necessary pub
lie service"
The investigation will study the
rates charged by motor common
ana contract carriers, all steam
boat common carriers. common
Garner railroad companies and ex-
press companies
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04

ms statement Was made - u
vas revealed officially that Turkey
had eali~d three n~w slass~s Of
troops 10 he eolors.
ssmi-afflesai rurhish sources
said that The German Entry into
bulgaria has deprived bulgaria NJ
her Independence and IN Wee ~
The change In HnIssrsas ssafus the
declaration II een..sarsssssa No
lonsvr can ~ held binding.
u VS. sAAea shas Tssesv
cssses ~ espeese1 ~ ses wassl
NJ ue,ess t,eswsaa ses~ps 80
sseh sssee~e ~ TuyAsy ~
hnth.
II Was said thai three classes II
iroops had heen dsmehslired IN
with calling np ef new
Ievies
iAecesdisg - ~ swsAsss-
sssiss stsseman's year hseh
there are steut i1a.eee nses ~
IN annual rlsss In Tushey, 81
~sem sheus halt are paseea
for sess,ee. That would useaa
. fatal 81 Wsese thss go. -
nses In thrse claAses. sss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
May Place Time
Limit on Debate

WAsHISGTOS sNns,s Demo
cratic Leader AlDen W. Barklsy Of
Kentucky ssid Monday he was con-
sidsring asking opponents Of the
British aid bill 10 agree 10 a time
limit on debate.
Barley declined 70 reveal the
exact terms ne would sssk from
the opposition. lie aid that steps
10 speed action on the bill may be
taken soon. There va. some talk
Of night sessions this week.
Barsisy's disclosure that some
agreement might be sought 10
expedite the measure came as gen.
ersl senate debate entered its third
week, with Sen. James NJ. Tun-
neil. d.. Del. speaking for adj
nninistrstion forces Tunnel at
Tackled opponents for delaying
passage Of the measure.
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SOFIA. nuigasis--a erma n
troops rolling through Bulgaria
were msssinK on the Greek from.
tier Monday IN give the little
Greek nation the alternative Of
making peace with Italy or facing
= bliixkrieg.
strong German forces were r..
ported already concentrated in
key areas within striking dist anes
Of the frontier.
Motorized divisions poured
across pontoon bridges ~ vldin,
iom and Itnstshuk on the Danube
river frontier Of Rumsnls and hui.
gsria.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
Utility Bill
for
Final Action
Stote Control of
Tacoma. Seattle
Power Is Sought

ny Tacoma Time. staff wrifer1
CAPITOL. Olympia proposal
to put public utilities-ineluding
Tacoma and Seattle city light
under jurisdiction of the state de
partment Of public service headed
for final senate action this week.
There was strong sentiment IN
favor of SR2o5 during brief debate
before the bill was shunted to the
senate judiciary committee Satur-
day. having already passed sp-
provsl of the utilities committee.
For the sake Of Tacoma
and Seattle" commented Sen.
James sullivan. Seattle. land
the people they serve. they
should be included under the
regulatory and protective pro-
visions of this act.
The major aim of this bill is
to prevent the utility districts
from becoming the sort of thing
they were built to destroy"
Arguments for the bill Gen.
tered on claims that public
utility district commissioners
are not qualified power ex-
perts. and have In many cases
little knowledge of the tech
nicalities of their jobs.
Sullivan declared he has had no
inkling from Seattle or Tacoma
officials as to their stand on the
matter. He also declared that
Oranges are not totally IN accord
on the proposal, although some de-
sire such regulation of the utility
districts.
BY vote of II TO IL, the senate
sent the bill back to judiciary COM
mittee for final check as to le-
gality of its provisions.
The vote was not an indica-
ton of senate sentiment on
merits of the bill, observers
believed.
Discussion, however, was marked
with charge hurled against Sen.
Joe Roberts, Seattle sponsor of the
measure. by Sen. Frank Morgan of
Hoquiam. Morgan asked what pur-
pose Roberts had in presenting the
Dill IN the face of alleged previous
hostility to public utility meas
Tres. Roberts was barred by rule
Of the chair from answering the
,harge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
Probers Say
Acts
Uncovered!
$1,000. 200 Saving
Cited by Committed
In Special Report

OIL YMPIA Savings o.
-, 900. 900 in state govern
ment costs can be made b,
stopping widespread misus.
of public funds by various de.
partments and elective off.
Gals. a special legislative com.
mittee Monday advised the
Joint house and senate appro.
priations committee.
The report of the COMMITTEES
was based on session.long secret
Investigations made for 1t by J. T.
Iedgerwood. pomeroy forme
legislator: Phil n Gallagher. for.
mer state treasurer. and Prof
Donald II. Webster of University
of Washington.
The report charged the de-
psrtments and officials were
guilty Of = wide variety Of IL
legal acts. such rs payroll and
expense account padding.
wasting Of public funds.
chiseling on use of state cars.
and unnecessary travelling and
purchases.
Rep. Theodore s. Turner. King
county Republican. was chairman
of the special committee. Other
members were Reps Carl Deven-
ish, D.. Lincoln: George II. John
ston, D.. Spokane: James r. Wat
kins, D., King. and n. r. Reno.
r., Whatcom. They were appoint
ed by Speaker Edward J. Reilly.
Most critical reports were
made against Insurance Com
missioner william A. Sullivan
and Secretary of State Belle
Reeves. both Democrats.
The committees investigators
found Sullivan had 26 employees In
1888 and budget of si35.i2 but
was asking a s32e.73s budget this
session and u new employees. II said
salaries paid his employees we're
substantially higher than in other
and out of line"
II also criticized sullivan
for requesting "unnecessary
amounts for salaries Of es-
aminers" and held they were
making too many trips"
More than 81 400 WAS "wsst-
cd on Insurance agents ex-
aminations In Is months. 10
asserted. II recommended Sui
hvan's budget request be cut
10 S187.s50.
Mrs. Reeves also Ia paying sal
aries higher than in departments
under the governor and other Of
'icials and above those paid IN
Continues on Page 3. Column q
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Groundhog Tradition Is
Upset Here in February

rourtssn n rsbrasryfs - days
we're without rain. and u The ~
dry days. 10 Of them ~srs con-
seeutiys. tns monthiy report II
Fred Myers. Txeomz mstsoroIogiss,
dlseiossd Monday.
There WAS measurable rain on
~ days. and q mere trace on t~o
othsr days. Total rainfall for the
month WAS only 10 inches against
normal February precipitation
Of sss inches almost exactly .
inches snort Of normal
upsettinx the Eroundhog's shsd-
ow tradition. the month ended on
an average daily temperature Of
ss.z degrees So degrees warmer
than normal highest tsmpsra~
turs VAS 81 degrees On The ets
and lowest was 30 degrees on the
18th. the one day In tbs month
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04

!. y. MnIthaupt. s2i so. 34th
st. was happy at receiving his new
old age pension check Monday. Ne
and his vii. got a boost Of 1870
each. making their new checks s34
each.
burr Anderson. Tacoma printer.
Was victim of three day"
measles laft week.
y. l.. kersie. certified public se-
countant In the Fidelity building.
was married 10 May Victoria
Bushmsn by Judge Joseph MalIery
Saturday morning. Mrs. Kerzis Ia
from Brighton Park. near Olympus.
where the new HON. sill be sstab-
hshed. kerzie viii continue his
Tacoma practice.
Nelson Richards spent a good
hour and half chasing the ski
train (Which he missed by q stop
CONTINUED on Page 3. Column 81
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Here Ends
In Uproar!

Violence and an internal
split marked the end of a con.
vention of the Washington
State Industrial Union council
held here Saturday and Sun
day.
Two international officers were
slugged In the course of the two
day meet of some 500 cIO dele
gates from all over the state. and
the convention was split asunder
on the issue of communism and
like radicalism.
A bitter struggle for control
of the state convention WAS
imminent. and carloads Of city
police failed 10 quell all the
violence anticipated.
1lmar koivunen, international
vice president of the International
Woodworkers of America. WAS at
tackled and thrown down a flight
Of stairs.
Accusations were heard that
kolvunen had drawn a gun In
the convention hall, and James
Mcdonald OF the Tacoma local
of IVA read Into the record
charge 10 that effect.
As a result the convention went
on record unanimously against the
carrying of concealed weapons In
any council convention hall.
koivunen WAS not a delegate
to the convention, and declared
he had merely stopped while
automobiling with his family
Sunday afternoon, TO "see how
things we're going" He said
he WAS unarmed.
Bertel J. McCarty. international
secretary-treasurer of the ]. W. A,
was knocked down and beaten at
the Saturday session during one of
the several melees which flared.
Split Of the delegations
arose from the actions of J.
Z. Lewis, national Go officer
appointed by John l.. Lewis 10
preside at the Ieaderless con-
vention and militant foe of
radicalism.
In protest of his handling OF the
convention, group Of some 40
delegates withdrew for caucus.
move tantamount to a walkout in
asmuch as they failed 10 return
to the general convention before
adjournment.
Delegates who thus stayed away
included those from all fishermens
locals, the Cannery Workers union.
the Marine Cooks Il Stewards. the
National Maritime union. part Of
Continued on Page u. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
Rickenbacker Takes
Turn for the Worse

ATLANTA, Ga.-Capt Eddie Y.
Riekenbaeker lay critically III IN
der an oxygen tent Monday after
taking turn for the worse In his
fight 10 recover from injuries sui.
fsred last Wednesday midnight In
the crash Of an Eastern Air Lines
plane
DR.. y. s Brannon. resident
physician al Piedmont hospital.
spent the entire night attending
Riekenbseker and at s a. m. pro-
nounced ms condition a. very
critical"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
Greeks Confident
OF Allied Victory

ATHENS. Gsee~e--British FOR.
sixn Secretary Anthony Eden be.
gan = series Of Conferences with
high Greek offloisls Monday snd
all newspapers s,rsssed ,hs Inn.
portanos Of ths visit.
"O.s esss,Aeses IN . ssnsi
vietesy for ike siites h ~ssw-
pi~te." the Eieftkeso~ VIVA
said. "sad We wish n esssey
shis conviction thssugh Eden
and Din tGes. Mr. John q. Dsti.
chief NJ the British imperial
general staff. VIA seessn-
panied edea kssel.
1T 10 with this fssllne that the
Greek p.sopls know today thai no
other alternative 10 posslbis than
10 win or die The Albanian ram
psisn SHOWS this eonciuslysiy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
More Police
For Tacoma
Sanctioned
s New Officers
Okohod; Eustwood
Had Asked for Is

Six additional police off
GERS and four new motorcycles
were assured the public safety
department Monday when the
council passed an ordinance.
sponsored by Commissioner
Eastwood. only after East.
wood had agreed to the re-
duced number of men.
lie asked nj FIRST for Is add.
tional officers and two additional
polioewomen. and nine additional
automobiles. he later withdrew
this and substituted one calling
for 10 more pstroimsn and -four
motorcycles.
Backed by Chief Of Police Lang.
seth. he made a fight for his 10
additional men. hut found himself
up against a stubborn Mayor Cain
and one commissioner not entirely
sold" on the Idea ~ the emsr-
geney expense involved.
O'Neii Asks Moro Arrests
Utilities Commissioner O'Nell
said that unless the police depart.
ment made an effort 10 increase
Its revenues by more arrests and
more fines, he would be signing
away the street lighting revenue"
he expects from the general fund
next year.
Tho mayor pointed out that
Eastwood has both the installation
Of parking meters and the licens-
Ing Of pinball machines under con.
alteration ~ new sources Of rev.
enss. Eastwood agreed. and said
he also IL expecting heavier fines.
Cain told the council he would
like To see Eastwood try an expert
ment Of putting on five motorcycle
men IN an effort 10 untsngle traf.
fio Jams and put a stop To the
that have caused . sharp
Increase In traffic deaths. psrtic.
llsriy Of pedestrians. In the first
Two months OF this year.
Proposes Traffic Council
The mayor also proposed form.
ng of citizens traffic safety
Continued on Page o. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
Jansen Flies
North to Aid
DoctorFriend
To Seek Hearing
To Talk Against
Practitioner Bill

A mercy flight IN reverse vas
completed here Monday.
The patient had flown 10 the
aid Of the doctor. Edward Jansen
former manager Of radio station
XVI. Tacoma. had made good his
promise Ia speed 10 Washington
stat. 10 ueeor the dn,gies. prse-
titioner who once saved him from
becoming a hopeless. cripple.
The dramatic denenement
was slated Monday night IN
Olympia. Jansen was expected
10 demand . hearing nm the
hill which would deprive his
benefsctov. Dr. RAY 7. Fred-
erick. Tacoma. ef the right Ia
the title Of doctor.
The biggest public hearing on
any bill yet before the legislature
was slated. Senate chambers had
been reserved for 7a0 for the
hearing on lib a7i. which proposes
rigid restrictions upon such nrse-
titioners. The bill already has
passed the house.
More than 800 persons were
expected. At no other time In
the session Of the 9Th legisls-
TURF had the chambers NJ
either house b~~n thrown oprn
for = public hearing.
Jansen made the flight from San
Francisco, upon notification Of the
He arrived in Seattle
night. lie and Or. Fred
eriek were en- route to Olympia
Monday morning.
The wsll-known raeoman was
stricken with infantile paralysis
here in 1929 Both legs ana one
arm were left paraiyxed. Jansen
credited Dr. Frederick with re-
storing use Of his limbs. The
hesler's reward was TO be Jsnsen's
testimony.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
Lofty Perch Sofest.
SteepIejock Ayers

tIsCINNATI-George Hopkins
? 7l-year-oid steepls jack. painted
towering buildings and poles for
80 years without injury. Then.
after climbing down from an $50
foot radio tower here Monday. ne
stumbled over brick while walk
ing home and fractured three ribs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
War Zone
Bulletins

ROME--A high se m m . n 4
communigue asserted Monday
that Italian destroyers had sunk
Two British submarines In IN
Medtterrsr ran and that IN
Italian summarize had sunk
thre~ British steamers. tstsling
10000 TONS. In the Atlantic.
LONDON -ssrmsn planes
made a brief raid on . town
in southwest England Sunday
night. damaging houses and
causing some casualties. !, was
announced Monday.
NAIHOBI, kenys--British
empire troops have occupied the
Important colonization and army
base village Of the Duke Of ths
AbruxsI In ItAilsn somaiilsaA.
terminus Of the railroad sntsnd-
Ing ints the country from Mo-
gsdisssio. the capital. ~ was an
souneed Monday.
The village. 10 sniies from
NsEsd,seio, 10 m ,ppestsst ssrs-
cultural center.
LONDON British DO M hers
blasted the hsrbor at Brsst
Sunday night. again straddlinK
with bombs dock where .
10. 0Oo-ton German cruiser of tbs
Hyper class vas berthsd. the
air ministry ssld Monday.
II was the second attack in a
week on the cruiser believed 10
have made ths raid Feb. IL on
a convoy west Of Portugal.
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Nazis DENY
Uliimaillm
Given creece

BERLIN a Nasi spohses
man announced today thaf tho
German march into Bulgaria
had becn carried out "accord-
inR 10 plan" and that up -
y p. m. Sunday oil intended
obiectives had bsen reaehesj.s
The spokesman sssssse1 shoe
the intended ohjsrtivss- wssp ma
On any frontisv. sIthsv osssh -
ruhlsh.
Ne saiA ~ nname1 -
seswss sseeps wsnA1 ~ =.
pseeeh ~ Tuseu1no epouooes.
German political quartsss go
osrmany's march inis uslenSto
marks ths opening n IN '.asfIve|s
campaign hitler prusnlse1 b -
speech last week. bus 1ssl>nea =
say what osvmAsy's nsas 49,
would 10.
nspssts 49, oavuusnv -
hsN1e1 t1seore - oooomaouw
Demanding - mnhs panss
With 1taiy h shsss vesGn weso
sssseS. seskas9psa ~ 49,
Osee~e M snee 49, sDvea
anything nhs - nDoomo1ums
Thsss vs. ~ leNoeaetes wAeenp
~ aey .swggeeetse's ~ -
nse1e - ttseeee.
Adolf Miller sent ths folipwtna
msssass 10 Ming Boris ~ ~
Earisi
"fess Msjsseyi n ~ 49,
whes os1ensts ~ aen6n 80
pvesse1 hss fvSen1aooo VIM
ssssMasy. 1tnty - Sspns ~
tsssisG ~ shsss-pewse -,
! sssA - supss>s ny 1asosse
wssesa fss ~ weeeass - youe
mstssey - ~ . haDpv ~
ssss sss nstgsssa-s
Josrh.n Won nibbentrop, fsestsn
ninlsfsr. s~ut . similar massage -
he Bulgarian foreign minisles.
van Popoff.
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Fear Navy Battle
In japanese Waters
W A s II INGTON

W a 5 Fl INGTON = Chairman
David l. Walsh, D.. Mass. of the
naval affairs committee told the
senate Monday that in the opinion
of naval experts the United States
could defeat Japan in American
waters. while an engagement in
japanese waters might be sui
cidal" for our navy.
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OIL \ MPIA = Sweeping
changes in the setup of state
government was proposed in
several of the flood of 90 bills.
memorials and reso buttons
filed in the house and senate
Monday.
Introduction of the bills
gave every indication the last
two weeks of the legislature
might be turned into a real
political battle-ground between
factions opposing and support
ing Gov. Arthur b. Langlie.
One by Rep. Hugh J. Rosellini
D., Pierce, would create a board
composed of the nine state cleo
tive officials to take charge of all
code departments now under the
governors control. The people
would have to vote on the issue.
Other changes proposed would
abolish the office of lieutenant
governor. abolish the post of
social security director and
create a commission composed
OF the governor, attorney gen.
era1 and insurance commits
sioner; create a state forestry
board, create a fire insurance
revolving fund, abolish the Of
flee OF state auditor and trans
fer such duties to the director
of the budget. authorize state
liquor stores TO sell liquor BY
the drink.
In the senate bills filed would
create state highway advisory
commission of five members to be
appointed by the governor. to de-
termine board policies to be fol-
lowed in road construction. and
another to create department of
mining in place of the present
olVislon In the department of con-
servation and development.
More than a dozen bills were
filed by title only so that
number will he available In
case someone thinks of a bill
after Monday that should
have been introduced but WAS
forgotten.
Two constitutional amendments
were proposed, one permitting
prosecutors to hold office more
tcontinued on Page 5. Column p
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Three Of Tseoma's four soeai
draft boards supplied - Taeoms
men for induction Into tbs army
st the Induction station here Mon,
day on tins 18th floor u tins
Washington building.
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VANCOUVER, =. G. Robert
Gray. 30-year-old Vancouver truck
driver. faced = charge Of man
slaughter Monday following an ae-
eident In which MlAs Edith David
son Of Minneapolis. MINI, Was
killed.
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Elderly Man Killed

skWPOhT, Wash 49, John e.
Norris. 1s-year-old Newport pio-
neer, was killed here late Sunday
when ne walked into the aide Of a
rapidly moving railroad locomo-
tive.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04

snAny's nent msvu n s,uennnroom
Auvups.
nuhieh ssserssvs saDsveoo H.
osfmsnvs wny was now eDon ~
stsssss ~ ovssrs ~ nwhey ano
that sssh ATTACKS vpss pvaoon1w
IMMINENT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
Bulgar Turk Agreement
Is Nullified by Man
March Into Balkan Naiior
Three New Clossss Of Troops Called
To Colon by TURKS In Ansicipusson
OF Atioek by Gsrmon AIMED Foeceo


nkt"HNok ssaessvt.-oevwAey $1,000 sur1un1 /,
sae sneves sassska I. sssralsva spsuwu ~ ~ e
" ss< n>sns Rsre resys snlss~s
IoSDoN-asas. Moscow - A.sss s.,. ,..srs4 - 80
rstes has issssw>6 Nsisass hssss snos e.ur =
rs MO ss es"sssy ~sn ~ 10 wt<sssa - aurov =
ANKARA--semi-offiei. furl.h ou.r,sr. "a 49,
nat eermanys entry into Bulgaria had nuIed the urhIr
Bulgarian declaration Of non-assrsaaion.
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War Looms
AS Session
End Nears!!
Sweeping Changes
In State Setup
Sought by Solons
BULLETIN
BULLETIN

OLYMPIA 4 referendum
measure calling for a vote of
The people in November. 1912.
On eoqsening of constitutional
convention passed the senate
late Monday and went to the
house.
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there wss No lraies lion In ~
Anhsvs dlspaiek ~ the srssal
sunslses isvetved.)
At The ssms tins ibs govern.
msnt restricted the war time
trifkls Of traffic through The
fnrdsnslles AZ II awaited Ger