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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-04-25
POULTRY

CASH for your eggs, live chicken.
and turkeys. Ship anytime. Nystrand
Poultry Co., 2139 Placer Street, Butte
Montana.
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HIDES
NURSERIES

oss YOUNG, VIGOROUS TREES. -
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
Tax Income Sets
New High Record

OLYMPIA = Revenue from the
sales and business tax Law set a
new aii-time record IN the fiscal
year ended April 20. 1880, the state
tax commission aaid today IN lie
annual report.
Total income was f2p. Gas .773. 81
which 81 per cent was from the
two percent aaies tar. 1877 percent
from the business tax. 70 percent
from the three percent tax On pub
lic and private utilities. - per.
cent from the cigaret tax and the
rest from the taxes on liquor, fuel
OIL, anusements. compsnnating tar
and eofveyanoes.
The previous yearly record was
set IN the 1878 fiscal year. with
. gross o. SO. 0ss .ss5 This dropped
70 szs.zD< SOL In the 1889 year.
but rose 70 new heights when the
1893 legislature Knocked of the
exemptions On food and add the
sales tax onto service businesses.
The tax commission reported the
revenue law waa costing sach
Washington citizen sIs05 OF this,
te.zs vas paid under the sales tax.
Knocking of the food exemptions
Increased sales tau revenue about
81. $50 900.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30

Under the sponsorship Of the
retail trade bureau Of the Chamber
OF Commerce., Tacoma's leading
merchants have planned another Of
their famous United Tacoma Days
sale. TO be held Thursday. Friday
and Saturday Of this week. This
VIII be the ninth annual United
sale. Each year the sale has be-
come increasingly successful and
popular. drawing to the city thou
sands Of shoppers from all over
Southwest Washington.
Heading the sale committee this
year Is W. G. Pinches- He il aided
by the following: H. J. McCrath.
Harry A. ID. Smith. A. W. Worm
wood, c. NJ Gillespie. Ted Brown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
Bridge Tolls
Drop Friday

The state toll bridge authority
IN Olympia Tuesday formally APP
proved schedule Of rate reduc.
tons for Tacoma Narrowa bridge
averaging Is percent saving 70
travellers.
The cut was agreed 10 1t recent
conferences with Tacoma and
Pierce county officials and will 70
into effect Nov. !. Bond payments
will require s3s0.0 900 in revenue
the first year and $3.50. 900 the
second. thus permitting another
IS percent cut on Sept. ]. 1891.
Gov. Clarence y. Martin. chairman
Of the authority. said
The toll for car and driver viii
be dropped Friday from So 10 80
cents and the charge for add
tional passengers from 10 10 10
cents. Trucks will receive about a
IS percent fiat cut.
Because II has not yet received
approval Of private traffic engi.
neers on the proposed reduction In
truck rates over Lake Washington
bridge, the authority today could
not approve that cut.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
Greeks Cheerfully
Rally for War


Cfsses rallied with Wild sbthusl.
asm 10 prosecution ~ Nsr agalnst
italy today and while trucks and
commhndesrsd taxieabs rumbled
north~sfd 10 the front With fight.
ing men. yast thronga Rathefsd
~ Athens 20 cheer their King.
The king. wearing = new mi.
form az commands -ln-chlef u
Creek armed forces. uas ehsered
ENTHUSIASTICALLY In Constitution
Square. and crowds gathered out.
aide the British legation 70 demon
strats for their ally and wave
Greek. British and sssa AnsFi-
can flags.
Overnight Athens became a
capital grimly determined 10 wage
war against an Invader
There was some popular de-
nand that the British air force
raid Rome ~ a contribution 70
aiscouraging an Italian attack,
Dat y vas recalled that Greek
and Italian leaders hope Athens
and Rome may BE- spared aerial
bonbardment. There were no air
raid alarms to-day At Athens. but
IN ANXIOUS watch was Kept On the
skiea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
Tacoma Merchants Prepare
For United Tacoma Day Sale

william spellman. Ebert Forbes.
NJ. A. Whitney and L. II. Burnett
More than 30 merchants are
joining In the sale and have signed
the following pledge:
As a merchant Of Tacoma I am
proud Of the good win u our
friends and neighbors and the high
place Tacoms merchants have at
tanned. ! pledge myself 70 DO my
part In making this United Taco
ma nale an outstanding merchan-
dising event o. Tacoma. To that
end promise the people ~ thu
State Of Washington that viii
offer the most outstanding values
possible during this three day sale
event ] viii DO my part 70 see
that II pays you well 70 visit Ia
coma during United Tacoma Sale
days Oct. 81. Nov. ! and q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
Stanley Atwood
Is Seriously I'll

WENATCHEE - Hospital at
tendants today issued favorable
report on the condition of State
School Superintendent Stanley +.
Atwood, stricken late yesterday
by a stomach ailment after ne
registered at a hotel.
Physicians were hopeful an
operation would not be necessary.
although members of his family
rushed here when 1t was learned
he was critically Ill. Later his
condition showed improvement.
The illness was attributed to
the stress of his campaign for re-
election. and physicians warned
he could not resume his campaign
ink for several days.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
Chance Plays
Astounding
Trick Here
Anthony. Joseph
Kezele Listed In
Locul Bourd One

nv An smssinE triek Il chance.
twe raeena hreshsrs llvlng At shs
same address wsrs caught ~ ne
fret 10 numbers drawn N me
iran iattsfy Tuesday
In ths district ~ tersi nasrf
/ Ne. is. frat numhef dfasn
~ Washington. = G. wss that
hsld ~ Antheny nonaid ksssis.
saap No. sTth u rns nest nun.
hsr drawn. 10. whs that a
Joseph ksnsis. brother. same al.
dress. They are -ans II ~
Margaret ksssls. widew ~ the
late Ja>eph kescle knthauy
Tony i employed - raeama
smslssr and Joseph ct Defiance
Lumber Co, the city directory
shows
FIRST = ~ drawn n No is
IN other Tacoma board. were
District No. :. fimaf Richard
Case. ais 81. TN a.
District No. :. Glen wade Glen
don. aa2e 80. Asotin -.
District Ma. q. kennath Hniio
Lang. laia -. 9th ct
Questioned ~ The Times Mrs
ksssle wanted II know only when
her boys would have 10 take the
examination.
She said Anthony Il n. Joseph
20 and that abe has two other
sunn. one of whom IL eligible for
the draft he IL John keEele. -.
and married Her fourth san.
Charles. 20. vas one year Too
young to register for the conscrlp.
ton act
Tony ksssie graduated from
stadium high In 1899 There ha
was a member of the Rifle club.
acquiring training that may come
in handy. 4s alao played on the
reserve basketball team and wam
lcontlnilsd ON Page 8. Column o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
vessel Which Hit Ledge
Pulled Back Into Wafer

PRINCE RUPERT. b. C-Tbe
z1O-foot coastal steamer ALASKA
was relocated Tuesday from the
ledge At Elliott island. where she
ran aground early Sunday bound
from Kodiak, ALASKA. to Seattle.
Condition Of the ship could not
Be- learned Immediately. nor VAS
there any indication Of where she
would Be taken for repairs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
THE FLAMES SPREAD

Great Britain's mighty an
and sea fleets struck at both
ends of the axis today. in an
attempt to thwart Adolf Hit.
ler's plan for an impregnable
totalitarian bloc in Europe.
The British navy already has
begun" to defend Greece against
an Italian offensive, putting into
operation earefully-p planned
scheme that Britons expect will
end danger to the empire in the
middle east and perhaps start the
turn of the tide" in the war
The British royal air force, ex-
tending its operations steadily over
German territory. followed up the
bombing of the huge skoda works
in Czechoslovalxia with raids last
night that started fires and did
much damage at Kiel wilhelms-
haven, Bremen, Hamburg. Emden,
cuxhaven and other. Man ship
centers.
With military and naval opera
lions in the Greek zone getting
off to a slow start. 1t was believed
the axis powers might be planning
a number Of simultaneous thrusts
against the British empire, with
the invasion of Greece merely one
phase Of the general action. Such
a general offensive might include:
An intensified onslaught
against British shipping. which
last week (according TO British
figures) suffered its biggest losses
of the war to German submarine
attack. Forty-five British or neu-
trial ships were sunk and the total
loss was approximately 100000
tons-a furious pace for the u
boats.
"a renewal of the Italian Of
4 fensive. now aided by a Ger
man military mission. against
Egypt, with the Suez canal as the
main goal.
"a move. In collaboration with
- Spain. TO take the British fort
ress of Gibraltar.
A continued. steady. relentless
= aerial pounding at the British
sizes and perhaps an invasion
thrust when 1t is least expected.
"a quick thrust through Bull
- garia against Turkey. In order
to attack the British in the middle
east from both sides.
If the Italian attack on Greece
is taken as merely a part of the
bigger offensive, which would go
into operation slowly over a pc
Rod of days, the lack Of fighting
in Greece Is more easily under
stood.
A number Of confusing reports
the Fascist operations
in Greece were partly cleared up
this morning. On the first day
along the frontier was on
a very small scale, with the Ital-
ans apparently engaged only in
patrol operations while their air
planes bombed Greek communica-
tons lines
To some experts in London these
tactics seemed to be designed 70
draw the British navy into trap,
where big warships might be vul-
nerable to surprise U-boat and
aerial attack.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
Shelton Boy Is First
Movie Actor Drawn

HOLLYWOOD - Richard Flake.
contract player a. Columbia stu
dos. Tuesday apparently was the
first actor in Hollywood 70 have
his number drawn IN the draft
number 15s
The young actor Il a native Of
Shelton. wash. and = graduate Of
the University Of Warrington
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30

James Mccormack. rs. pioneer
Tacoma merchant and 53d degree
Mason. died Sunday in Santa Bar
hara. Cal. at the home Of his
daughter. Mrs. L NJ Crawford
Funeral services viii be held at
$50 p. m Thursday from the Mel
linger chapel with the Grand Lodge
Of Washington IN charge
Mccormack was born in Long
ford. Ireland. In 1862. He received
MS education IN Ireland. grsdu-
ating from Erasmus Smith school
and Wesley college.
Coming 10 New York IN 1888.
Mccormack married Miss Eliza
beth White the same year. The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30

order in which their numbers were
drawn in the lottery.
Men classified az Al without
dependents or other reasons for
defermenD win be indicted for
their years training In the order
in which their numbers appeared
In the lottery. and according 10
the army's manpower require
ments.
Nov. IS the army plans 10
induct $4,000 men. and add
fionaI calls have been fixed
through next June Is for the
Induction Of n total Of 100000
100000 less than the num-
Der permitted by law for any
one year.
That first contingent Nov. Is
probably viii be made up entirely
OF men who are volunteering In
order 70 complete their training
In the first year and thus escape
a disruption Of their civil life at
some future date.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30

For some OF the 1900, 900 men
registered In the class Of Oct. is
1e40. that time will come soon
for others, months may elapse
between today's lottery and the
date of their classification.
The time depends upon the
order In which their registration
numbers are drawn In the lottery,
and the speed at which their local
board will work in classifying
them.
But the lottery alone de-
termines the sequence In
which local boards VIII mail
questionnalres 20 registranfs.
10 help In deciding what indi-
viduais VIII be deferred from
service because Of dependency
or other reasons-aDd what
men must serve.
While the draft boards have a
certain amount of discretion IN
granting dcferments, they are re-
quired to classify the men in the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
James Mccormack Dies in South;
Rites to Be Held Here Thursday

couple came across the continent
10 Tacoma one year later. He
started working for the Gross
Bros. department store upon his
arrival here. and continued with
them until 1902
At that time he and his two
brothers. Thomas and Robert.
established the Mccormack Bros
department store at i4th and Pa
cific ave. They continued IN that
CONTINUED On Page 2. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
Bay City Woman Killed

KLAMATH fAfi<ss Ore. Mrs.
samuel ftesen. q San Francineo.
as killed and four other persons
suffered serious injuries IN a had
on collision betNeen tao passenger
ears six miles east % Klamath
Fails Monday night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
France Denies Report

DUBLfs The French legation
70 Klre said today u had been eu-
tb0rized 70 deny a report that
strategic bases In FrAnes or her
colonies had been placed AZ the
disposal Of Germany OF Italy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30

MOSCOW - Intense diplomatic
activity vas IN progress today.
with the Greek minister pr0ml-
nently involved.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
Today's Lottery Determines
When Men Visit Draft Boards

WASHINGTON-The national draft lottery-invoking
the laws of chance-determnes today when the who
registered for compulsory military training will be called be
fore their local draft boards for classification and possible
iudu nto he
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
British Navy
Moves 10
Help Greece
Additional Blows
Against Empire
Are Expected
(BULLETTN)

LON DON British fighters
hurled hack three waves Of Ger
man fighter-bombers which AT
tempted 10 reach London today
and IT was estimated enemy forma-
tions totalling 100 planes had been
broken up.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
l58 Is First
Number Out;
1872 Next
Then Follow e239.
$3.50. 66e5.
4779 and e848
DEPARTMENTAL AUDI
TDHllfH Waah

DEPARTMENTAL AUDI
forum. washingfon-
America chose today. BY the
free democracy If lottery. ths
order IN which young men
shall be called % the colora
that. in The words of press-
dent Roosevelt. a strong ma
ton may continue e live IN
freedom and in peace.
The first number drawn
was iss.
TIE fate ~ seventeen miillen
yeanx msH fFom II ~ - rc,is N
peeo hlas pellets IN a. sneisaE
Eulafish haxi rn ne stage ~ .
Wsshlnstea government ansil-
tafIam.
chsaee ant Tsaac~ sisas
Eatefnea the order IN whlrh
ihase esrsuiss-sarh esalain-
tag nufsshef-wsFr IadIrd
fFpua the hawl thus astsFmin-
laE the pre9rr-.las IN uhich
sanssFlptlaa FsKsslssats shall
~ called Toe q ycar's army
seFttee
Ths fifst numhsr was pulies
ffem The hnwi ~ Secretary -
War Henry l.. afimssn -his EYES
hilndfuiasa sith an oid "trip q
linen "a BIS q m lfaTi.
fil.tasy came sle.s IN re-
resiias Itself.
The fitst aanser drawn
49, 10.
The first number ~ the fir~t
World var battery Wa fsa--
Just one digit differences lsess
teaay's Initial nnasser.
Roosevelt opened The nation's
fret psace-flus dfsfi latfrfy Ntth
a warning that enniY tins strong
may oonlinns le I've In frsssians
and In peace
De spike before a gathering e
dlgnilarlen assembled 10 draw lhs
numhefs
We are mastering all nBr re-
sources. manhood and Industry AMI
wealth n make nuf nation strong
In defense hs tnld the class -
1910.
we ARE ,FsIl s@nfs 81 the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tragic cir
ssmsiaaee. " isad. aere-a the
sea.--whieh hass forced upam
eas naflea the aesd 10 tahs
msasafe. fsF taisi defense.
la iha eonslsiafed aplnlsa
81 the congress ~ the Ifmifea
States. fhis ssiestlss service
provide. the ms.t dsmsefstie.
as well as the nasf efflelent
means. fas mastering oar maa-
pssrr-
BE told potential ssisogsss thas
ths government uam aware u lha
necessity 70 return thsn u civilian
hfs a. the end - thslF years
training strong. and healthy. AMI
aslfsfsspsetinE ana decent and
free
Addressing himself specifically
10 the ssisetses he said
"Y9u who enter this psaeefims
army wiil BE- ths lahsritsrs ~ .
proud history and an hanafahls
Tradition
sfou viii be member. Of aa
army ~hish FIRST eans 10
Esthsr "a aehiess Independence
saa % establish certain fun
damsntai right. foe all men.
Ever siae~ that fret muster.
our aemosratie army has
ssistsd fss sas parpsss snlyf
The defense ~ eur ffeedom.
IA l. Tor that purpose zad
thai oss purpose saiy that yoa
have been asked 10 answsr tbs
eali 10 training.
You have answered that call -
Americans always have. and az
Americans always viii. uniii the
iaf when Nar IL forever haniahsd
rom this earth
You haze the eonfidsnne ami
ne gfatltuds. and the love u your
.osalrfmen We ara all uith you
y The task which snliatn ths SER
'iesa u all Americans the task
Y keeping ths psaes in this nsw
sofid
Roosevelt told the ~ 600 900 -.
ectisr service fsaiatrants thas
Continued On Page 8. Column "a
TT UnU
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30

Rain tonight and Thursday
Temperatures: High. 81; low, a.
sun rises, $50; sets. 4:s7.
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SOUTHERN EUROPE

The italian high command. an
nouncing for the first time that
italian troops had crossed the
Greek frontier at dawn yesterday.
said today they had penetrated
into Greece at several points and
that their advance was continuing.
Italian airplanes, 1t was assert
ed, bombed railroad stations, dry
docks and docks" at Patras. In
stallations along the Corinth canal
and the naval base at Prevesa, on
the west coast of Greece. Equip
ment at the Tatoi air base near
Athens also was bombed. 1t was
said.
Albania's southern provinces
were declared to be in a state Of
war with Greece today. "a hours
after the Italian march.
PEOPLE FINALLY TOLD
The newspaper Piccolo. Rome,
defending Italy's action in march
ing into Greece, asserted in a
dispatch datelined Athens that the
air field in Crete island. south of
. ~ Creek mainland. had been in
VI hands several weeks.
mary Italians learned for
(trst time at l p. m. g a. m,
-, that they were at war with
greece, with extra editions Of
newspapers appearing with the
war communique 81 hours after
the attack was started.
Pedestrians crowde d about
Rome newspaper stands. despite
rain. Cafes, bars and restaurants
did a big business, as those who
had papers took refuge from the
rain to read of the attack.
BRITISH MOVE NEAR
British action to aid Greece
against Italy was believed immi-
nent today, as Greek troops held
more powerful Italian forces
along the Greek-Albanian frontier,
Belgrade. Jugoslavia, reported.
There had been reports that
British troops landed at Salonica
and the islands of Crete and
Cephalonia, and British fleet had
been reported off Corfu. but Lon
don denied these reports.
It was indicated, however, that
the Italians had made no sub
stantial progress during the first
"a hours of their attack, and there
was a report that at one point
CONTINUED on Page 3, Column 81
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Greek Lines
Reported
Giving Way
Belgrade. However.
SoYs Itclion
Progress Slight
CBULLETNs

(BULLETINS)
ROME-Dispafches from Tirana,
Albania. reported tonight that at
noon today Italian forces had
cracked Greek defense lines just
beyond the southeastern tip OF Al
bania-
LONDON - Responsible British
military sources estimated today
Germany has . striking force Of
10 divisions possibly 500. 900
nen-availabIe for operations In
southeastern Europe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30

One Of the contentious ~ Puget
Sound mill operators IN the hear
lnEa held here Was that they could
not pay the wage Increase de-
mandsd and coaDsts successfully
with The ebiK" operators saeh ss
Weysrhasussr. Wsysfhasuasr as
not represented IN the Tacoma
hsarings.
~ The several Wsyefhasussf
mills In Western Washington. that
# 6noqsalfuls. IL the only ore
fully organized under ths AL
union.
No lndleation vas given Tues
day A. % ehen Marsh might call
another Puget Sound glstfift con.
ference 81 Tac0fna. of elsewhere
in ths sFsa Negotiations lat
sssk snasd IN a deadlock here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
700 More Join
Lumber Strike

Action IN the wage dispute BE-.
tween AL Lamher and HaWmlll
Workers and Puget Sound district
mills shifted Tuesday from Ia
coma, original strike center since
= month ego. % Seattle, anoquai.
mic and Everett
Al hHoqnalfnis TOO AL unlon
employees walked out ~ the Meyer.
hasussr min Monday IN support
u ihsir dsmands for = ~ cents
an hour fains
Two Wsysfhasussr mills we're
reported closed IN Everett Tuesday
when plskst lines we're formed
abosIt them. Tn plant employed
/ 800.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
One Killed
And 3 Hurt
In Accident
McChord Soldier
Fatally Injured
In 3-Cur Crush

A three-car collision ~ TIE In.
terseetion q tho Mountain high
way and Sales road late Meudsy
afternoon killed = McChori field
sergeant and injured three ether
persons
sefkt Richard A. nefkshsis. 80.
ut, hox 80. Taeuma, driver 81
one machine. Was fatally injured
orsilie n Nog, -. M. 4. bon
III. = milk truck driver who Was
at the wheel Of iesn model truck
was hospitallzed with injuries he
sustained. Officials said ~ WAS
held - a drunken driving suspect
and probably faced more serious
charges
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
Confer IN seattle

Al Seattle. Ernest y Marsh.
federal Cancellation commissioner.
was presiding Tuesday II a con
ference bstNesn operators - 10
mills employing 200 men. and ths
officials - Hsattis ioeal ~ ths
Lumber and aawmlil WORKERS
This confsfanee aas called IN sn
attempt 70 head or spread o. TIE
strike "a the Seattle mills
Eleven Tacoma mills we're IN
their fiffh week u strike follosx.
ing failure % fspeatsd e0nelila-
tlon conferences held here with
Marsh presiding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
Passengers Hurt

The third car was driven BY E
q. Maynard. ~. 1917 San FRAN.
cisco ave. Olympia Maynard. a
truck driver by occupation. Was
not injured Hia wife. Mrs Marian
Maynard. ~. and Mrs Eta NJ
Coulter, 90. both passengers In his
car, suffered injuries not believed
serious. Address Of both women
was the same as Aaynard's
ny odd coincidence. although
sergt. Berkeblle VAS killed. the
cars involving the others met In q
head-on collision.
State patrolmen drew their ac-
count Of the mishap from eye
witnesses vog's machine. north.
bound. attempted 20 make left
turn from the mountain road onto
Sales road. serRt Bsfhebile. driv-
ing behind vog's truck, attempted
10 paas. but hit the rear Of the
truck instead
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30

The impact hurried vog'a ma
chine forward, directly into the
path Of the oncoming southbound
car driven by Maynard, state pa
trolmen said.
The accident occurred about 80
p. m. Mrs. Maynard. with face
cuts and a hip injury. and Mrs.
Coulter. suffering shock and other
poaaible injury, were taken 70 ~
Joseph's hospital for fairst aid
treatment. later being released.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-30
The Draw:

WASHINGTON - Follow
lnging IL the order In which
the draft nun bers were
drawn today: