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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-01
Egypt News
By MISS 1nELMA HEDGEPETH.

Friends OF Ira Pulley Will be glad
after being sick.
Edgar and Carl GrisSOm and Louis
Pulley were Weekend guests OF
edgar and Carls mother, in High
Point.
WI. and Mrs. Dorsey Williamson,
il St. Andrews Cross Roads, were
,,onuay morning guests OF Mr. ana
LIS. W. i. Hedgepeth and family.
y number of young people OF this
community attended the shower iii
Hiss Beatrice F'incn's Saturday night.
Misses Josephine and Marie Pulley
...cre Sunday guests Of Misses ChriE-
IN, Dorothy. and Marjorie DECKER
son.
..llss Genevieve Duke visited Miss
.ottie Tippett Sunday night
A numper OF people from this COM
.nunity attended the recitation-dec-
,@matlon contest at Zeb Vance Fri
day night.
sir. ana Mrs. Clarence Pulley and
,litcireu were guests Sunday even
ng of Mr.. and Mrs. III. 8. Pulley
ana family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Tippctt
we're visitors ut AIr. and Mrs. W. i.
dcdgapeth Saturday evening.
W. |. Iiedgcpeth was guest Of his
mother, Mrs. J. W. Hedgcpeth, ior
dinner Sunday.
Hcv. Z. G.. Usry filled his regular
appointment at Oak Ridge cilurci.
sunday afternoon. HIS topic Wa
Where are the dead and what are
they DOING
MI. ard Mrs. Nathan Wynne and
daughter, Peggy, also J. L. Wynne
were Sunday afternoon guests OF Mrs
p. Ii. Afford.
FIR. and Mrs. 7. II. Wynne ano
daughter, Mary Thomas, were Vlsl-
tors of Nh and Mrs. w. l. Hedgepeth
Friday evening.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-01
Class Groups
Invited To
Sinln1s Class

Mrs. j. Franklin Mills. of Hender-
son, president of the North Carolina
Philathea Union, is 10 be a speaker
during the tWo-day celebration Sat-
urday and Sunday Of the coming
weekend OF the fortieth anniver-
sary of the founding of the Simms
Baraca Class of Tabernacle Baptist
church in Raleigh. Mrs. Mills said
today invitations were being extend
ed to all Baraca and Phiathea men,
bers in Sunday school classes in Hen
derson TO attend and participate in
the celebration.
The program calls for general
meeting conducted by State officers
to be held Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock, followed by banquet in the
church at $50 p. M. al which time
there will be 4 number of brief toasts
and talks. Governor Clyde K. Hoey
and Associate Justice w. a. DeVin
of the State Supreme Court: Dr.. C.
L. Rowe, Of the Duke School Of Re-
ligiOn, and j. NJ. Broughlon, OF RAJ
leigh, are 10 be on thc program. Each
State officer and class representative
will be present.
At 10 4. m. Sunday the class will
hold its regular Sunday morning
meeting, at which ;na DR.. Furrcst
G. Feezor, pastor Of the church, will
conduct the devctionals, and r. N.
Simms will be the chief speaker. II
is expected that Miss Henrietta
Heron, of Washington, ID. c.. one Of
the founders Of the Observation-Disclosures
movement, and known aS Baraca-
Philathca Queen, will De present and
speak also.
The Smms class was the first
Baraca unit in the State and South,
and was organized by Mr.. Simms,
who has been lis cachCr for forty
years.
Mrs. Mills is anxious that the
Baraca and Phliathca classes Of Hen
derSOn be we'll represented The
Philathca class Di the FIRST Baptist
church here, was the FIRST women
class Of this group organized in the
South, being alm0t as old as inc
Simms BaruCa class.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-01
Pre-School Group
On Picnic Tuesday

The WPA recreation leaders al
the South Henderson community
house sponsored a picnic for the
pre-schoo; children on Tuesday
morning. at the South Henderson
park, Twenty-siX children attend
cd. They enjoyed games, after which
lunch was served picnic style. Lem
onade was served to the children
and 70 those who assisted, Mrs. Joe
Robinson. Mrs. !. T. Paul. Mrs. May
Wilkerson. and Miss pronnle Partln.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-01
Closs's Column

FIRST, there's the little boy
Blanche Manor tells about, who has
Just turned old enough to buy his
OWN meals at the school cafeteria
His mother worried over his possible
selections, and SO asked him to bring
home list Of the things he ate :cl
dinner. His list consisted Of the two
letters B. and P.
:''But what do they stand for?" his
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-01
Employment
Is Higher
Continued From Page Onej

Continued From Page Onej
has requested for the first eight
months Of the fiscal year beginning
July /. He said, however, that nc
decision had been reached.
WPA rolls on April l listed about
100000 persons and officials were
reported To have estimated thai
enough money remained to keep all
but $4,000 employed through May
and June. Taking a different view
some Congressman have predicted
elimination Of 100000 relief client
from the rosters unless extra fund;
are provided for the two months.
Germans gave Hitler heaps of
SCRAP iron as a wartime birthday
gift. Among them, no doubt, were
rvcraI bllStCd-uD nCutralS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-01

...rver and Miss Mado-
...-. NGuday night and
Durham with friends
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-01

Il. Singleton is the
Ms. George y. Rose
>r,.UCtt street.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-01

THE RECENT ACCOUNT in Time
Of the eruption Of the volcano, Kill
auea. reminded us Of the late Collier
C0bb'S volcano stories. That same
volcano, according 10 Prof. Cobb, had
been erupting with disastrous con-
sequences and the natives were great
~ frightened. The lava came nearer
and nearer to Il nearby village, and
the people became more and more
|panicNy They were told that the
goddess. pcic. was angry and that
her anger would not abatc until they
had offered sacrifices to her. They
offered all sorts Of different things,
but the lava continued to come near
CT until it had practically reached
the village. In desperation the pco-
pie offered 4 chicken and two bottles
OF Kentucky whisky. When that hap
pCnod. the lava turned and went
around the town.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-01

eve wonder whether thoughtful
Scandinavians ever stop to ponder
on what they GOT back for all the
money they paid in peace prizes.
You just cant tell about II Duce,
who may still be neutral when talk
inc as if he was going into high"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-01

mother asked.
"Oh, the b. is for Botatocs and
the p. is for PananaS,' he replied.
s. 5: :: ::
AND THEN there's our young and
attractive friend who was invited TO
take dinner with the family of a
certain young man. She was most
anxious 10 make d good impression,
so when they passed the chicken she
was careful to take The liver and the
giZzard. They were not her favor te
pieces, but they were easiest 10 CIT
and she wanted to have no embar-
raising moments but it turned
out that the liver was the certain
young mans choice and his father
always demanded the giZzard, and as
a result the young lady thinks she
will never be invited there again
.. or at least not for chicken.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
TO RECEIVE NUMBERS


OLYMPIA - Unemployment In
suranes Commissioner JACK y
Bates Tuesday credited nationai
defense operations with speeding
up private ana public Industry 20
provids lobs for 1885 workers
during August
Bates SAD that number had been
found Jobs through the state sm-
ploymsnt Offices last month. 20
per cent Of thsm In private em-
ployment The amount was a 7
per cent rise over July. 80 far
this year $3.50 persons have
found work through the employ
ment service. This 70 almost
three times the number returned
70 work for the same period a
year ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18

william Anthony Mcclure.
favorite dramatist of the late
FIorcnz ZiegfeId. died at Holly
wood after an illness Of two
months. He was author Of such
Broadway successes as Resale. :"
"whoopie" and kid Boots" be-
fore he went TO Hollywood 10
years ago. With Billie Burke,
widow Of Ziegfeld. Mcclure wrote
THE Great ziegfeld" and rated
II as his finest scenario -.
Former Postmaster General
James A. Farley's reported pur-
chase of the New York Yankees
may have fallen through, IL was
Indicated by letters sent out by
Wall Street investing firm ask
ing a few prominent men whether
Trey would join a syndicate TO
purchase the team. The letters
were sent out with the consent
of the heirs Of -. Jacob RUPERT,
but Farley. now chairman OF Coca
Cola Export Corp, said he had
not heard Of r. plan and still
was interested In the purchase :.
Binnie Barnes. blonde English
film Coincidence. and Mitchell
Frankoyitch, radio sports com
mentstor and former football star.
have applied for q marriage
license at Hollywood and said they
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
BASEBALL

Cincinnati. 900 600 oiI-z 7 !
Philadelphia 900 ooi 0oo-I s o
Moore and J. Wilson; Higbe and
Miles.
Pittsburgh. COL Iel OIL II 2
Boston -. 900 ole 0sx--I0 - !
Lanahan. hacfayden III. Brown
fs). swigart ls) and FernandeH,
Davis: Erickson. strineeyich 90
and Berres.
~. Louis .. 900 eoI 0te-5 J I
Brooklyn 80. 900 600 600 I
Lanier and Owen: Crissom, Ia.
nnilis 81 and hsneuso.
Chicago. 600 I0i osi--s 10 !
New YORK zIe 2sz eIo-s Is :
Olsen. Bryant 90. Raffsns-
berger 80 and Todd. Collins; Hub
bell. Lynn 81, Melton fsJ. Dean
fsJ and banning.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Phil2aeiphia 10 100 100 . D
Cleveland Oil ooI 0oe-s . 1
Becknan and Hayes: hilnar,
Humphries ~. zubsr 90. Howell
90 and Pytiak.
Washington 0Z0 90 0Ie-s 1
Detroit 49,. lez eeo CO.'S 9 D
Masterson. Monteaguloo 80 ana
Early: Rowe. Benton 90 and Sui
Ivan. Tebbetts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
To Ask Tax
Addition for
Schools
Vote on Proposed
Holf-Cent Levy
Coming Nov. S

Climaxing a series of special
meetings held during recent weeks
for study of Tacoma school dis
trict's Indebtedness, board MEM
bers Monday night decided to offer
a proposal to voters at the gen.
eral election Nov. 5 calling for an
additional levy of five mills to
carry on school functions.
Decision to prepare the ballot
proposal was reached as the dead
line, Saturday, for such measures.
approached.
School directors win prepare
n measure asking for an addi-
tional levy Of five mills, three
mills of which win 60 TO the
general budget and two mills
to 20 toward retirement of
outstanding school district
warrants.
Directors pointed out that a
study of Tacoma school operation
showed that during the past few
years the district has been under
financed to carry on the standards
required of schools. Of the first
class.
Warrant indebtedness now totals
$4,000. The proposed two-mill
levy would provide approximately
CONTINUED on Page 4. Column u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
Schools Close
On Wednesday
It'll Be Tucomu
Day at Big Fair

Most ~ Tacotna wsll nave out IN
fuyailup "Wednesday
The occasion will ~ raeonta eay
a. ths Western Washington fair.
and residents q thls city are hape-
n1ii ~ having greater attsnd-
ancs than seattle does on Thurs
day.
All schools IN TacoFna viii b
closed Wednesday "a psrinii ehil-
dren's atlsndanes At the fair.
n with ~ . hail holiday a
the sisy hall. The b.iidlnz els--
log 81 sssn. CenFthsa.. sf-
flee.. except tha-. 81 the sher-
iff. analset aad clerk. vii siass
ID 10 o. m
Besides Tacoma and Army day.
Wednesday will al.s ~ set ssld-
70 honor aalfymsn. thursday. in
addition 70 Seattle and Navy day.
wfil flnd visitors fFnm northwest
Washington. along with poultry
msn.
Tuesday ~ the valleys Ham-
moth exposition Waa Governors.
Capital. southwest Washington.
Yakima valley AMI kltiitaa yaiIsy
day
Attendance on Monday. aecord-
ing % fair officials. was 7s.sso.
just sa,miiinK ths figure on opsn-
Ing day IN 1893.
HALFWAY Cfaos Of Hollywood
won the day money In thu steer
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
Chavez Beats Dempsey;
Both Now Are Sore

sANTE FE, n. iH.-Both u. s.
Sen Dennis Chavez and Rep. John
J. Dempsey charged Tuesday that
the Hatch clean politics" act was
violated In their contest for the
Democratic senatorial nomination
in New Mexico's first direct pri-
mary.
Pep. Dempsey. who lost 70 Sen.
Chavez BY 1000 votes in unofficial
returns from all out 20 Of s4i vot-
ing districts. said more than 30
federal bureau Of investigation
agents were in sante Re 70 begin
an investigation Of alleged irregu-
lsrities in Saturdays primary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
Arms Plant Blast
Warning Received

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. - State
police disclosed that an anonymous
message had been received by
Brooklyn authorities. warning that
the Remington Arms company's
munitions plant here would be
blown up" today.
Lieut.. willard Z. Bushy. COM
handing officer Of the Bridgeport
state police barracks. said the
threat had been relsyed to him by
the list police precinct. Brooklyn,
at 2:1s a. m. today. The message
said an anonymous call had been
received at the precinct. and that
the information was reiayed to
Connecticut authorities for action.
The warning was passed on TO
arms company officials, who de-
ciined comment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
$4,000 TAC0MA MUST REGISTER UNDER CONSUMPTION Law

estimates that men be
tween 81 and IS make up
IA per cent OF TIE popula-
ton. About one out of 40
of the 1850. 900 men in
the nation who viii register
VIII be drafted this year.
With Tacoma's popula-
ton set at 107.520. Ia per
cent of this total would es-
tablish an estimate Of 15,-
052 men who will be re-
CURED 10 register Oct Is.
Using the one-out-of-40
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
People in the News

would wed next month. Miss
Barnes is 81 and Frankoyiteh IL
80. Both have been married be-
fore
Film Director Raoul Walsh an
nounced at Hollywood that the
annual selection OF baby stars
from the ranks Of youthful se-
tresses la practice abandoned sew.
ersl years sgo-is being revived
More than so actresses have reg
istered 10 compete for the Il
awards
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18

Registration Of eonserip-
see. o. - 81 = sfs-ss-si
a. m. - 2 ?. m. Registration
vii take place. according
10 present plans Of the gov-
eminent. in locations Of
voting booths in precincts
throughout city and county.
President Roosevelt de-
elArcd no holiday for con-
scription registration day.
but appealed % employers
10 permit employees 10 rcg-
ister = thou penalizinR
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18

BREMERT0N, Wash - A Port
Orchard man and girl were IN q
hospital here today with wounds
suffered when a grouse hunter
fired at them as they were picking
berries.
lola Schubert. Is. and Earl
Gilmore. 50. carried several pellets
from the gun Of Carl 3. Daniels,
Manchester. Daniels said be fired
at grouse without knowing they
were in the bush. The girls
mother. who accompanied them.
was unharmed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
Hurricane Sweeps
Canadian Coast

HALIFAX. ~ 81 tropical
hurricans buffstsd canAdas MARI
time provinces All night. but APP
psared 10 b1 blowing ltaslf out In
northsas,srn New Brunswick and
the Gulf Of ~ L4wrsnes today
after causing damage estimated AZ
more than 1000. 600 and inJurinK
scores u persons.
Tho center u the storm AZ noon
~as off Chatham. n. ~. its vio-
Isnes gradually abafinE az u
nov.d toward ths gulf rhs hurri-
eans's velocity. which had been
ganged a. high a. ~ miles an hour
in places. Nas reported 70 have
dlminiahsd 70 40 10 t0 miles an
hour
Daring tha hours u nsaxl-
mum lnlensliy ths stofa had
smashed ships. ai.favted eem-
snaleatisas and power ssa
destroyed crops IN "A. path.
Damage 20 Nova sestia's sgpls
crop alone was estimated ~
$1,000 An communications
bstwsen Nova scotia and
Prince Edward lsiaaa were eaf
of.
May toWns and cities were
-biaeksd cut when the wind
tore down peuer hne.. trees
were spfestsa. Highways wess
blocked vish debris Ia many
places and property was DE-
strsyed BY wina ant high tides
IN fi.hing villages and Summer
resorts.
A0nct0n sas plunged into DARK
ness. uprooted trees blocked
streets Halifax. vital Wartime
port. uas out Of touch uith the
world for several hours during the
night The storm caused At least
five fires. all % which we're quick
~ extlngulshed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
[Sx|;;;;SSssS

JINGLE SAM means bust
y ness with his defense and
preparedness program. This
should be apparent to any
thoughtful person. We have
been late in starting, but
once the nation goes, it trav-
els the route all the way. We
have many illustrations in
our own community.
Fort Lewis is not only the
home of the Third regular
army division, but viii be the
headquarters of the 41st ina
tional guard) division and
auxiliary troops. National
guardsmen are getting the
preliminaries this week in
their own local armories. In
another week they will be out
on the prairie south of the
city in a tent city, quite SINH
lar to regular combat condi-
tions.
At the same time there is
under process of construction
at a cost of $4,000, 000-
quarters at Fort Lewis for
the housing of the guards
men, who are now part of the
regular army establishment.
This is a large item in itself.
Additional quarters are be-
ing prepared at the Fort
for the conscripts due soon
under the bill just enacted
into law. 1t viii take a little
time to register the draftees
and induct them into service,
but when they arrive quar-
tiers will be ready for them.
CONTINUED on Page 4. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
Appeal Of Murderer
OF Mother Is Heard

OLYMPIA - Appeal Of Denzel
Davis, Seattle youth who killed
his mother last March and was
convicted Of first degree murder,
was argued before the state
supreme court today.
Davis was scheduled 10 be
hanged July 20. but his appeal.
which was perfected only a short
time before the dezdline, post
poned his execution date He
based his appeal on ID alleged
errors IN his lower court trial
Davis tried TO plead insanity for
his offense.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
Boy Dies Of Injuries
From Sandloi Football

SEATTLE - Ssndlot football
Tuesday claimed the life Of Ken
meth yiksten. I4-year-oid Sioux
City. Ia, sightb-grader. The boy
died In General hospital Of IN
juriez suffered a week ago In an
sfter-schooI game. He came here
shortly before school opened 70
1--we with an aunt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18

scription law. it Is estimat-
ed SIC viii be called in the
first draft about Nov. Is
for military service.
These figures are based
on calculations Of the war
department. which roughly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
All Married Mar Evnynns
sAaA A'AsAA = A~~ AA~n AASaaaPa
From First (Nov. Isl Call

draft quota win be cut by
one.
All married men. regard
less Of the financial inde-
pendenee Of their wives or
children. will be exemp I
from the first draft call.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18

them for absence from
Jobs.
Registration Of men he
tween aees 81 II and 3
vii - under supervision ef
the county election depart
mcnt. under direction Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18

ratio. the figure SIC Is ar
rived az in establishing an
approximate total . Be
called in the first draft.
The war department.
pointed out that for every
local volunteer. the local
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
WWani Women Volunteers
For Registration Posts

County Auditor $. Clifford
Davis.
Auditor Davis said plans
now are being rushed 20
completion for handling Of
the draft registration.
Continued IN rsTs 4. Column u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
THE WAR IN AFRICA

Two mschanizsd italian columns
Monday night occupied sidi Bar
RAM. Egypt. rs miles inside the
border from fAbya. q British an
nouncement at Cairo said Tues.
day.
The occupation Of sidi Barrsni
a. the end Of the highway along
the coast from Alexandria. repre-
scented an advance Of approx
mstsly IS miles along the coastal
road IN five days.
sid Barrani IL important be-
cause Of its water wells. II u
about midway between the Egypt
4bya border and Nara Mstruh.
British base west u Alexandra.
italian tanks and armored
ears, escorted BY bssntsrs and
protective fighter planes. we're
bombed by the British Royal
Air Force and sheiied BY Bfif-
ish artillery ne they advanced
along the sand track amid
clouds Of swfriing sand and
dust.
Prom sldi B4rTsni 10 Mara
Mztuih and on 10 Aiexandri2
the sandy track u replaced
By an asphalt highway.
Italian headquarters said bitter
fighting waa continuing. and that
desert storm conditions continued
20 prevail.
The eornmuniqus sald that yea
tsrday fierce fighting occurred
In the Cidi Bsrrani region between
what were described a. Italian ad-
yanced forces and British srmored
units.
e=s=-s-
RANK TRAkGA(TI0ka
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18

Cen. Thompson handled tho dsafl
IN 1911. and has heen named Wash.
ington state director n the present
CONSUMPTION program ny President
Roosevelt
lie revealed Camp Murray ~.
thaFitiea were busy lining up vel.
unfesr registration hoansa III exsf
the state. which VIII register al
men between the sgea Of u and ~
Oct. 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
Chief Of Police Passes

WALLACE, Ida.-Victor Lang
ley. 81. chief Of police at Wal
lace for the last eight years and
one Of north Idaho's better known
figures. died in a hospital here
Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
Italian Troops
Driving Ahead
Now Are rs Miles
Inside Egypt

ROME--British troops were re-
ported tonight 20 he enfresebing
around Marsa Matruh. 10 mikes
cast Of sid Barrzni. In an effort
10 stop Marshal Hudoifo Grsxisni's
drive toward the suez canal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18

Printed blanks and registration
qnsstlonnaires will h. prepared a.
soon a. samples ara received from
the federal government
The registration places wili h. II
the regular polling spots IN each
voting precinct. Inmates Of penl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
General Maurice Thompson
Named States Director
OF Consumption Program
Governor and Guard Chief Preparing
To Appoint IS Registration Boords.
Fore-Runner 10 Military Lottery

Adiuant General Maurice Thompson chief II Washing
ton national guard conferred today Olympia with Gov.
Clarence H. Martin advising him of plans 70 register several
hundred thousand young Of this state and mobilize the
cream OF them 10 prepare for war
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
More Draft Details On Page q

tMore Draft Details On FaKe =
Of the approximate 15.-
900 men between the ages
of 81 and IS in Tacoma
who viii register Oct. Is
under the peacetime con-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
Lumber Pile Kills Man

EUGENE. ore--Rohert Z. Shell
atrom. %. died here after being
erashsd BY a topping pile OF hum
Der.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18

Great Britain and Germany
smashed At each other with dive
bombing attacks today. a. gales
whipped up eboppy seas IN the
English channel. making imminent
invasion improbable
Yicby. capital Of unoceupied
France. said British bombers were
engaged In incsasant diving at
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