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blamed on an illegal operation.
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Brooklyn 4 Pittsburgh 6
New York 3 C i nr at i 5
Philade phi" 7 C ticago 3
Boston 2 St. Loui- 5
Brooklyn 4 Pittsburgh 6
American League
Chicago at N. ,v York, postponed
account o.f rai t.
Cleveland 4 Boston 5
Cleveland 4 Boston 5
St. Louis 6 Washington 0
Chicago at New York and De
troit at Philadelphia, will play
doub’e header games Sunday.
Pacific Coast League
Seattle 3 Sacramento 4
Pcrtland 4 Oakland 3
Missions 8 Sun Francisco 1
San Diego 8 Los Angeles 30
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States Army’s GUQ air force, is
dt,,ecttnf 300 planes, 400 officers
and 2,000 men In extensive air
maneuvers at March Field.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
(Bv The Associated Press)
BELLINGHAM, Wash., June 19
—Officials said last night that a
settlement cf the Newspaper
Guild strike at the Bellingham
Evening News plant was expect
ed before Sunday. They said that
operations might be resumed on
Monday.
SEATTLE, June 19th—Three
groups opposed to teamstersunion
in jurisdietionary disputes, plan
ned a counter attack against the
refusal to handle beer f'r- m the
brewers who do not employ team
steps' members.
Officials of the Woodwookers
Federation of the I.L.A., the mar
ine oilers, announced an agree
ment not to buy no teamsters'
handled beer.
BOISE, Idaho, June 19—G. N.
M mteita of Seattle,vice president
'of Boeing Aircraft, predicted the
stablishment “within ten years,
or maybe five years” an air route
:j 'he Orient via the Aleutian Is
lands. He further said the route
was economically sound and that
development and navigation aids
would soon overcome adverse j
ffving weather.
SEATTLE, June 20—The U. S.
Coast Guards newest cutter John
C. Spencer berthed here yester
day having arrived fr m the East
const enroute to her permanent
at Cordova. At Port An
gles the vessel will pick up an
Amphibian plane with Lt. C. F.
Edge and crew of three, which
will be attached to her in the
North. The Cutter Spencer will
remain here ten days while her
boilers are being cleaned.
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i SEATTLE, June 18—Senator
Bane introduced a companion bill
|to the House measure destined to
bait Japanese salmon fishing off
!the Alaska coast. Delegate Di
mond authorized the House meas .
ure which follows many of the
! details and smuggling act. The
Bone bill has been carefully
worked out and has some Inter
national Law backing of Ameri
can Court decisions. Senator
Bone said: “I feel that the pro
blem is so immediately pressing 1
that it should be attacked once 1
we have eye witnesses of ac
counts of Japanese fishing for I
salmon with large gill nets.” |
HOLLYWOOD, June I9th—A1
Boasberg, the writer of the wise
cracks of Jack Benny on the rad
1 i and for the Marx Brothers on
tire screen, died yesterday of a
heart attack. Boasberg was aged
45. He wrote the script for the
Marx Brothers latest picture and
authored Benny's program the
last year.
PARIS. June 19th—An agency
radio dispatch from Budapest re
ported that Bela Kun, famous
Hungarian communist leader, had
been shot in the purge in Russia.
Kun was dictator during the brief
communist revolutionary regime
in Hungary. He has lived in
Russia since.
PORT WASHINGTON. New
York, June 19—Regular commer
cial passenger service was started
yesterday to Bermuda when the
Pan-American Airways Bermuda
Clipper took off on its first flight.
The ship, carrying 24 passen
gets and crow, was commanded
by Captain ROD. Sullivan and
■ ex pet" fd t f > reach Bermuda in 5
hours.
Serv.r-e from Bermuda by the
I Impel il Airways Cavalier start
! ed on Wednesday. The Clipper
j will return to New York on Sun
jday and will make the trip twice
weekly.
PARIS, June 19—Gaston Do.i
Imergue. who at 70 years of age
j
j took charge of the government
’when the Stravisky financial scan
| dal rocked the nation in 1934.died
,suddenly yesterday, of heart dis
j ease. "Gastounnat” as he was
Ifondly called,reached what seem
■ ed the climax of a long honorable
[political career when in 1924 he
went from the presidency of the
I
sena'e to the Elysee Palace as
President of the Republic.
WASHINGTON, D. C„ June !9
!—Government economists predict
ed that there will be a minor
slump in industrial activity dur
ing the next few months. They
i added that the longer range out
look i- relatively favorable.
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San Francisco, June 19—Strik
i |
ers threw picket lines around two
I more San Francisco hostelries, [
yesterday in a tentative move to!
i widen the tieup which has affect
ed the city's sixteen largest hotels'
since May first.
WASHINGTON, D. C„ June 19
—President Roosevelt hinted Fri
day that both battleships to be
built this year may be construct
: ed in government yards. He said
that judging from the size of bids
both thirty thousand ton super
Dreadnaughts could be built more
cheaply in navy yards. Naval of
ficials expressed confidence that
if -Japan's refusal to limit guns to
14 inches is final, the new U. S.
ships would carry 16 inch cannon
CHICAGO, June 19th——James
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