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paintings on the wall, is one that
easily tells that she is q gentlewoman
of old-fashioned tastes and that also
she must have considerable money.
So, with her kind heart, she brings
into her home the handsome fellow
who has begged her for the price of
cup of tea. Once amid the luxury
of her house he proceeds to take
charge, brings IN his co-plotting wife
and other members of her family
and it seems that al! of this is a
neat plot for murder Miss Herries
finds that each step she takes to be
kind and generous ana warm hearted
is just another step into the trap of
robbery and perhaps death. But,
in the end, her goodness brings her
rescue.
AS brilliantly staged by Felix
Jacoves, the play has gained much
more power since Miss George first
presented it in 1895. At that time
there was a brief prologue which
practically revealed every secret of
the three acts of plot to come. ia
coves has now moved the prologue
over into the third act so that the
play has the heightened tension of
mystery melodrama almost to the
final curtain. This Is clever bit OF
dramatic construction which Edward
Chodorov should have done when he
first dramatized this play from Hugh
Walpole's story.
Miss George has here a perfect
role for her splendid talents to range
from polite comedy to serious drama,
and Stiano Braggiotti, an italian
actor, is the handsome rogue Henry
Abbott.
Before returning it to broadway,
Miss George played Kind Lady
for six weeks in various summer
theaters and from its first night re-
ception it again seems to be destined
for q fair run on Broadway.
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other celeDrltleS applaudlng the
charm and humor of Miss Georges
performance. And lit brought back
the sight of a side of British life
that seems now rather unreal with
the front pages on the newspapers
outside the theater confronting the
audience with the reality of enemy
.bombers pounding toward the Sec
ton of London where such a story
as Kind Lady" could happen 1t
is difficult in these days to visualize
a London with the usual drawing
room chit chat and polite CONVEX
sation.
This is the story Of a polite and
cultured rogue. Henry Abbott, who
is brought in from the cold London
streets by Mary Herries, an elderly
maiden lady of some wealth. She Is
the kind lady, the woman who has
never had any one in particular for
whom to care ana who now cannot
refuse aid to any one Her home,
with its furnishings and the valuable
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Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Earle-"The Towards of Virginia"
film adaptation of Tree of Liberty:
1890 am, 100, 4:10, and 9:55 pm.
Stage shows: 1875, 3:25, $40 and
9:10 pm.
Keith's Dance. Girl. Dance"
musical tale of life backstage: IL AS
am, las, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and Gas
pm.
Metropolitan-"Th Sea Hawk
Buccaneer Enrol Flynn on the
bounding main: 1880 am, 2, Abs,
ITO and $40 pm.
Capitol - "Dr. Kildare Goes
Home" new adventure of the Gin
emas No. l inferno: II am, AS
4:30, tbs and 10 pm. Stage shows
l2:45, $3.50, 6:l5 and 9 pm.
Palace-"Boom Town" excite
ment in the oil fields, with Gable
Tracy, Colbert and Lamar: HOS
am, las, 4:20, and $40 pm.
Columbia-"I Love You Again,
Myrna 10y and William Powell in
a gay romantic comedy: II am.
LOS, $40, $40, TBS and 9:35 pm
Little-'Mayerling," Boyer meets
Darrieux: 11:25 am, LIS, sos, sos
7:05 and 8:45 pm. 1.-THE Fugitive,
at 1910 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts;
continuous from 10 am.
In the Country.
Roadside-"East Lynne" the pop
ular melodrama group in rare and
notable tear-jerker: $40 pm.
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banks, to the British consul here to
use for refugee children. It's gen.
erouS gesture . :. Tyrone Power and
Annabella go to Canada and from
there to Alaska after The Califor-
MAN" is canned" Hedy Lamar
sits opposite Mrs. Paul NUM- at a
recent dinner party and watches
wistfully while Mrs. MUM downs po-
tatoes and bread. oh. I wish
That's my advantage over your
glamour girls" crows Munis better
half Hedy. by the way. has made
herself sick by overdieting, and they
are shooting around her on Com
rade X"
Virginia Field has received a cable
from Richard Greene in which he
says he has arrived safely and
knows nothing about the future"
Richards action in going directly to
England proves conclusively that his
recent attempt to join the army in
Canada was not a publicity stunt.
= After Charlot's revue has run its
course for charity at the local Ell
Captain Theater, What Price
Glory" goes on with Merle Oberon,
Clark Gable and Spencer Tracy in
the leads. Sounds wonderful. The
proceeds will go to the Australian
medical supplies fund.
Orson Welles calls his Dolores Del
Rio-"Lolita" Incidentally. Gregg
Toland, who is among the three best
cameramen in Hollywood, and now
working with Orson on Citizen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17

I understand that Metro gets some
fancy prices for lending Rosalind.
And she would naturally like to get
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Ludwig Juht to Play
On EstOnian Program

Ludwig Juht, contra-bass virtuoso,
will play on the program devoted to
Estonian music on Saturday evening
at pm. in Lithuanian Hall, Balti-
more, Md
Mr.. Juht, one of the most re-
nowned solo players on his instru-
ment, was born in Estonia and was
for some time professor Of contra
bass at the Latvian Conservatory.
He has appeared in concerts extern
sively in Europe and has played with
many prominent orchestras and has
given solo concerts in various cities
of New England and Canada. Since
1884 he has been a member of the
Boston Symphony, where he played
Koussevitsky's Concerto for Double
Bass" with the orchestra. He also
has been heard frequently on the
radio. On Saturday from 4:30 to s
pm. he will broadcast a special
program of Estonian music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17
Miss Allgood, Naturally,
Discovers Hollywood
And in Almost Lyrical Prose, Too;
Robert Audrey Writes His Movie;
DC. Artist to Paint Rooney
BY JAY CARMODY.

few weeks from will Hollywood
The will
be dpung the lavish claims for Miss Agood coincidence
dramatic actress There will be surprise however at the dis
for Miss Agood has been known these from Dublin
precious . su o.. , 49,. .. -
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Es.5k1ul:l;I1lE931
1Elall||185!I|1!

SHOREHAM TERRACE, Connecticut At
Calvert Dining and dancing Two floor
shows $50 and ll:30. Dinner, So, In.
Guiding cover. Supper cover. SOC. AID. O700.
RAINBOW ROOM, Hamilton Hotel, 14th
At X. Cocktail and dinner dancing, So;
supper dancing to Milt Davis Orchestra,
10-1. Min. Saturday only 81. DI. $3.50.
LOG TAVERN INN, Richmsnd Hwy, 81
miles south Alexandria. Dancing nightly
danella at keyboard. Renped patrons.
Building, 18th and New York Ave. The
favorite place to dine, the popular place
to dance.
HAY-ADAMs HOUsE@Overiookine white
atmosphe.e Of charm. dignity. and gen.
tility. Luncheon, SIC; dinner from SI.26.
Orgeu music nightly during dinner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17

In atonement
for its lament
able hardness in
ID i S ov e ring
h er. Hollywood
" i'll introduce
Miss Allgood in
Alexander Kor-
da's n e X t pro-
duction to be re-
leased by United
Artists. 1t not
only enjoys the
production = d j.
rection genius of
Korda, but Of
fers as its stars
no less a pair
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her hands on
some of it. Also
she would like
to accept an Of
fer for a weekly
broadcast. I ad-
wise Metro exec
utiveS to raise
Miss RuSSell's
pay and keep
their gold mine
in the family.
Mary Pickford
has off ere d
Pickfair. t h e
home she built
with the late
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Grace George Returns
And Her Revival of Kind Lady
Is Warmly Received
BY MARK BARRON.
Associated Press Stan Writer.
NEW YORK.


When such established stars Ethel Barrymore Jane CoWl
the
royalty Grace George
did English
drama, Kind Lady" that she did here first 1885
This gala opening with Helen Hayes AL Smith and
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of life's most precious
lights, laughing or sad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17
Miss Russell, a Loan>Out,
Would Prefer Freedom
Metro Makes the Money She Earns
By Working for Other Studios;
Cameraman Praises Orson
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.
HOLLYWOOD.


Rosand Russell would like to break her
than since Roz made studio
were reancng she could make half million dollars
months Frday)
back at Columbia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
Willkie Speech
Tonight Awaited

sEw SOHk--Wsndsli L. ~lll.
kis Monday night answers a giass-
ton put ~ many Of his 20 900 900
supporters IN last weeks election
VIVA, are Ss % DO nos. Mr..
wlikis -
From 10 20 70 II . m II 70 20 .
.. m Tacoma timsj on time DO
mated BY ths nstNOfks hs NtlI out
line the course ~ believes tns RE
publican opposition should follow
Hs Will speak from his personal
campaign headquarters in the Com
niodore hotel
wiIihle !. sspeeted 10 eous-
sci hi. party 10 eeepsrais with
the administrzfion's defense
and In giving all short-ef-wsr
aid TO Britain. but 10 act ~ .
check against any undue a.
sumption Of power.
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Armisfice Day
Observed Here

The Stars and Stripes floated
over public buildings Monday IN
recognition Of Armistioe day and
public offices. schools and a few
business houses closed for the day.
but any other marking OF the day
was left 10 the World War vet.
Grams for a backward glance.
Tacoma veterans organizations
we're we'll organized for = busy
day Downtown ceremonies AZ II.
ceremonies at the Eyerett-st
high school football game At the
Stadium. starting al Z.50i open
house AZ Legion Memorial hall. t0T
So. G st. from 3 O'Clock on win
Edward - Rhodes post a. host
Rhodes post entertainment and
floor show starting at 40. and
Wild Vest post. V. = w.. annual
Armistiee ball ~ Fellowship hail
Masonic templel starting at :.
colors 81 the various veterans
pests Of Tacoma we're displayed
IL downtown intersections Monday
Continued on Page - Column =
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To Confer Friday
In Capital Over
Reopening Mills

Center ~ interest IN the exist
ing lumber industry wage con
troveray vas being shifted Mon
day - Washington. q. g. where
representatives. ~ the Lumber and
SAWmill Workers ALL union
AMI u mill operations nav. been
called Tor conference FRIDAY
afternoon - 2 70 ~ ihe Depart
ment ~ Lsbor building
Eight Leaders IN the labor front
left for Washington from Seattle
Saturday night among them the
two Tacoma hey men. Eari Hart
ley. business sgent ~ the Tsoons
hFL local and pFesidsnf II the
Puget Sound district council. and
julius e ylancogr. sseresry u the
Tscoms iocsl
LEAVING Monday night ., 70
on ths Nli~agkss Uiii be Lee l.
Doud. presl1en, u The Dsfiancs
Lumber CO Tacoma. and chair
man 81 fhe local employer
negotiating ON mlttss. ". J.
Aucksy. manager u the Industrial
conference board. Tacoma. A. l..
RsuRbt labor relations counsel for
the Weyerhaeuser Timber Co and
n y. O'Neli. general manager Of
~eyerhaeusers snoqualnis mill
CONTINUED On Page 2. Column 81
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7 Degrees Higher
Than Sundays =

Tacoma had . ainlmum fsm-
psrsfurs AZ - degrees Mon6sy.
lsass s~vsn degrees hignsr thAs tns
- recorded ~ the q. 4. weather
bureau Sunday. Throughout nun-
day the mercury d11n't dina
above 20
snow fiurries fell during III
day. followed BY % inch u rain -
ths evening,
Mondays forecast called Tor
partly cloudy weather with ipfrs-
qusnt showers IN the Iowiands and
more snow In the usountninA 4
new storm was expected h IL
Northwest within ths nsxt tn
days.
Sunday tempsrstures wsro ~
low the freezing mark h portp
land. Spokane. Seattle. Pendno-
ton. EIlensburg. Bend Durns -
Lewiston.
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The shock Of German bombs on
Scottish countryside was felt
poignantly by a Tacoma family on
this anniversary OF another war
srmistice.
Word was received by Mrs. J. r.
Girsrd Of the deaths, in and as
result Of Nazi air raid, Of her
father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Macdonald. age rs. and
70. respectively.
The censored eablegfam from
relatives received by Mrs. Grad al
San Francisco where she now Is
visiting, merely announced the
killing Of Mrs. Macdonald. An
other message, which followed
almost Immediately, said Mr..
Macdonald. too. was dead
The Macdonslds had lived all
their lives at The Soughs," Met
hven. Perthshire. Scotland. a tiny
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LONDON - Tbs Press sxsoeia-
ton reported Monday that Gen.
charis. ds Csuiis's Free French
forces had captured Lsbsssiiis. cap
lt2i u Cabon. french equatorial
Africa. and that the esty's sur
render meant ms end u support
for the vlthy gossramsnt IN tina,
region.
Earlier ths LsopoldyiIle belgian
coagoJ radio had reported Labrs-
vile captured.
The report vas that Gen. Tstu.
general o. equatorial
Africa for the viehy government.
was among the prisoners taken II
Librevilie. and the De Csuiiists
also mad captured . large quantity
Of war material
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F. D. Speaks After
Solemn Ceremony
SHIN GIoS-P.

asHIs GTON- President
Roosevelt declared Monday that
the men who suffered and died In
1917 and 1915 were not sacrificed
IN vain and stated hi faith that
democracy. the new order % the
ages viii survive the present era
% modern feuasism and dictators
The president spoke a. the Ar
iii.gton National cemetery smphi-
thester after a solemn ceremony In
which ne placed a wreath on the
tomb Of the unknown soldier.
He called for elimination Of sg-
greSSige srmsmentss breaking
down Of barriers In a more closely
knitted world; restoration d the
honor Of the written and spoken
word and improvement Of the
processes Of democracy.
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British Planes
Raid Danzig!

LONDON - The ministry Of in
formation said Monday that Brit
ish airplanes had raided Danzig
Sunday night.
That Baltic port is 500 miles
from British bases. $50 miles far
Their than Berlin.
II was the first time British
planes had rsided il.
CoineidentaIly 1t was re-
ported In Berlin that German
Foreign Minister Joachim Won
Riboenthrop had gone To Dan
rig 10 meet Russian Premier
Foreign Minister V. VI. Molo-
tov.
The ministry Of information said
Mannheim, Essen and Gelsenkir-
chen also were rsided Sunday
night but that "a full report Of last
nights extensive Royal Air Force
activities Is not yet available"
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Reno. New. The house meets Mon
day and also will recess imme-
diately.
Pitiman's successor a. for
eign relations chairmsn-tbe
most important committee
pOst In the senate-may 10
tn Sen. Walter .. George, d.,
Ga. Sen. Pat Harrison. d.,
Miss, the ranking Democrat
on the committee. ielegrsphed
from his Mississippi home that
he would retain chairmanship
Of the finance committee and
predicted that George. who
follows him In seniority. would
win Piitman's post 'unanl-
mOusly"
George was reelected 70 the
senate n 1888 despite Preadeu,
Roosevelt's attempt 70 defeat MIN
in the primary He has differed
with the administration on many
domestic policies. but has been an
enthusiastic supporter u its for
eign policy. including the reeipro-
cal trade agreements program
policy towards which Pittmsn was
cool
Pittman's post A. president pro-
tempOre Of the senate probaDly
01il not be filled until the neN
congress meets IN January. Be
fore Pittmsn left ne appointed
Sen William II King. D., Utah. a.
acting president pro-tempore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
Canadian Vessel, Attacked
By Enemy, Docks Safely
Arrives at English Port Under
Own Power: Ruid Is Described

LON DON - The Empress of
Japan. former flagship of the
Csnadian-Pacific Steamship Co.
now in war service as transport,
arrived at a northern port under
her own power with some dam
age but no casualties. the ad-
miralty announced Monday.
In a communique issued soon
after the 26.032-ton vessel locked
Monday morning, the admiralty
said the ship had been attacked
by enemy aircraft"
THE Empress Of Japan
which, as has been reported,
WAS attacked by enemy air
craft In the Atlantic and
reached the United Kingdom
safely under her own steam"
the communique said. "She
sustained some damage from
near miss but there were no
casualties"
ttThe German high command
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Death Claims
Sen. Pittman
Adjournment for
Congress Is Seen

WASHINGTON-The death Of
Chairman Key Pittman OF the sem
ate foreign relations committee
was expected Monday 20 lead TO
stronger administration demands
for adjournment Of congress this
week.
The senate meets Tuesday and
will recess Immediately as a mark
of respect for Pittman. who died
early Sunday OF a heart attack in
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Advance Of
Axis Troops
Thwariel
London Air noids
Continue; Greeks
Score BIG Victory


0esnsU. ssu~sosvts -. REPORTS
reaching ,hls fFrctl<v trwu frnsens
s~is tnst Greek frnccs Monday
s~>s s@es an sttsmpfsS ftAltsa Cd
vance from ths KAssms ffvw To-
ssrt rsssmsshss
LONDON - Tn admiralty -
parted tnni9kt that naval ptan~s
from tho AlTersft Carrier Ara
Royal have sauas~a the nsrnr~ sna
sifff"as 81 csssssfs ssrasrss
LONDON - british fighter
planes marked Armistics day
by shooting down - enemy
air raiders Including ~ Itai-
ian craft which wsrs utterly
routed 10 the cir
ministry--dnrinx almost con-
slant aerial attacks that CON-
tinued Monday night on .
heavy scale.
Right n n. Italian pIssss ~srs
<hos dawn ~ . b~ttis ever the
rhsm~s estuary. ~nsvs ths rss~sse
efsft stssssea shipping sad -
least five Italian fissvs wsss ssnea
prisoner,
osh<f raiders sttempssd II ct
sssk . eonvsy eff the noeth ksne
a.ssi hss ~sfs driven at. 10 e,sr-
man planes s~iss destroyed sn1
s~e British lnss. ths eommualaue
said uomhs wsss dxpppea ~
southeast England sns N IN ts~-
DIM area. damaging hous>s go
causing fs~ essssitiss re~ne
on The sasthssse ensss wsss -.
lacked thls sftsswosa.
nsseish eeusvseans ngneeus
wevs sssseesea wtoo ~ v1uosvv
evsv ~ oeassssn. woepo uuvo
sssssssessg n sesn~h sAepv1n1.
Asis sirpisnes flying svse -
city ~ IN rsss n - eveev
usinuss hammered 81 nvfsish sbj~e.
lives al night and esass.1 great
damage In tbs Lon<tna srsa.
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u. S. and Canada
Confer on Defense

SAN FRANCISCO-The Uniteo
States-Canada Joint Defense com
mission comes 70 San Francisco
late Monday 70 confer with mill
tsry officials on the needs Of Pa
cific coast defenses.
The discussions viii De similar
10 those already held N other sec
tons Of the United States and
Canada.
Heading the delegations are
Mayor Fiorello LzGusrdis Of New
York, for the United States. anc
Col o. II. Biggsr. for Canada.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
Italian Bombers
Hit Cruisers

ROME - Italian planes "inten-
siyely bombed" a British naval
formation in the central Mediter-
ranean and scored hits on two
cruisers IN waters of the islsnG
Of Crete. the official oommunique
said Monday.
The communique indicated wide
spread Italian aerial activity
through the Mediterranean ana
African areas.
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LONDON A state funeral vas
planned Monday for former Prime
Minister Neville Chamberlain. who
IN 1888 assured Great Britain at
peace In our time" and In 1890
led Britain into war
Chamberlain died peacefully"
At $50 O'Clock Saturday afternoon
In his country home in liampshlrs
while German air raiders we're
winging their way over Hamp-
shire's neatly mown fields for their
nightly attack on London
Chamberlain had been serl-
ousiy III for DAYS al Heckfi~id
house. near Oldham. Its wall.
had been csmoUfIsged. hut
several German bombs had
dropped nearby. In his final
hours, the former prime min
lister was In n eoma, hut for
weeks he had listened Ia the
hum ~ Mari planes. With
him were his ~ife and two
sisters.
Chamberlain was n A tired
and ailing man. he severed alt
connection with the government
on Oct ) and retired to await
death. unable 10 live for the out
come Of the war he had hoped 10
prevent by nppeasing the dictators
The funeral WAS being
planned while government
leaders paid tribute. Prime
Minister Winston Churchill
preferred Ia max. MI. tribute
q statement Ia the house Of
commons. ~ was expected
that the body would be
brought "a London for . state
funeral despite the air raids.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
Enemy Plane Drops
One Bomb on Ship
A NORTHERN BRITISH PORT

A NORTHERN BRITISH PORT
"A member Of the crew of the
Empress of Japan, which locked
here Monday morning. described
the German attack on the vessel:
The plane swooped down
on us and dropped one bomb.
Everyone was under cover. so
no one was hurt.
Then the plane circled, came
down very low and flew along the
length Of the ship machine-gun-
ming the decks. Bullets penetrated
some Of the lifeboats, but there
was little damage"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
Freight Train Kills
AGED Auburn Woman

AUBURN "A Great Northern
freight train struck an sItofnsbsls
driven by Wiibsf fanaon here
Sunday &c he ard hia pifs we're
en-. cute 10 church. Fanaon vas
seriously hurt and hls ~lfs. Eu-
phsnis. 10. fatally injured
state Patfoiman Charles Jack
soa said = crossing gstehman sas
away from his posf ~ the time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
3 TaConnans
Killed in
Auto Crashes
Man. Women and
Girl Victims In
Weekend Fatalities

A driver with his car com.
pletely out Of control hurtlod
down 18th 81. late Sunday
night. crashed into \ crowd
waiting for a bus on Broad
way. killed l6-year-old cir
and injured himself fatally.
The doubl. death raised TIA
coma. week end traffic tall "a
three ANA tho vars death total "a
20 four more than In 1919 though
there In more than q month 10 20
rhoos. y. Ferroee. bs-yesr-oid
railroad lsborer. Of 1911 No. st.
drove the death car
Scattering the crowd ON thu
corner. u hit Miss Ruby tselss~s,
10. Of $685. So. saith at. and carried
her body into the ysesnt iot below
broadway 10 within is feet OF
Commerce 81, The girl was dad
on arrival NJ ~ Joaeph's hospital
Ferronu was thrown clear ~ his
car when ~ turned over In the lot
tsls car hit feus NJ five per.
sons who we're waiting ~ shs
bus stop.
Miss Holmes was standing sith
her sister. Daisy. and brother,
William Robert Hunter, ~. Of
2Dis ga N st.. and Jim Harding,
~. Of i2th No. hsSnh Hunter 10
IN the county hospital with his left
ankl. probably broken. and Hard.
ing there slso with Q leg injury,
Ferrone died Of chest isjur-
ie. and severe shock after .
night In the county hospital
A search for the father ~ Miss
Holmes. william J. Holmes. ca
tended 10 highways in Eastern
Oregon. near Bend. whsrs he .as
said to b. on a motor trip. Under
sheriff Clyde Knowles said Ore
gon state police had broadcast q
general call 10 look for him
he had been drinking. his .tfs
told Police Officers G. g. King and
Rick Johnson Shortly after 10
O'Clock. shs had gone out 10 open
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Grandparents Of Tacoman Killed
In Scotland by Bombs Of Nazis

residential village about seven
miles west of Perth. industrial
city on the Firth Of Tay and
target Of many German attacks.
The Soughs" Is only about a
block from historic Methyen
castle. which might have been a
bomber's objective when the
tragedy occurred.
Hr. and Mrs. Macdonald were
grandparents Of Mrs. Melvin Il
Voorhees,. Of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
Seottle japanese
Dies in Collision

SEATTLE -- gsnichi y. famas
mote. % vas killed AMI his sifs
critically hurt sunday nisht IN .
hsaa.On COLLISION. Robert l. Burma
and EsiNin Hobart. occupants %
ths other automobile. ~srs ssfi
ously injured