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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
Demos Grumble
Over Patronage

SALT LAKE CITY - Western
Democratic leaders grlmbled We'd
nesday over the improper" dis
tribution Of federal patronage and
the activities Of q growing anti
war party.
Delegates from II states Tues
day night concluded a closed re-
gionsl organization conferences.
which Edward J. Flynn. national
Democratic chairman. directed.
They passed resolution pledg-
ing "whoIehearted and unqualified
support" to President Roosevelt.
but they also called renewed at
tention" 10 a 1870 Democratic
party platform which urged ex-
pansion OF western resources.
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George c. Hay
Killed by Car

Participation as guest at
the picnic of the Seattle-Ta-
coma Propellersciub groups at
Angle lake ended in tragedy
Tuesday night for George c.
Hay, AZ, of 3408 No. 21st ST.,
who was struck and killed on
the Seattle Tacoma highway
near the Auburn road inter-
section by a car driven by
Ray c. Moliter, agent in
charge of the Seattle office of
the state tax commission.
Hay. employed for the last 20
years by the Baker Dock Co as
warehouse superintendent, appar-
entity went up to the highway from
the lake in an attempt to catch a
bus back to Tacoma.
Moliter told Deputy Coroner
Carl Hartwig Of King county
he did not see the pedestrian
until an instant before the
accident. He said that Hay
walked into the side of his
car. The accident happened
about 10:45 p. m.
Before accepting the position
with the Baker Dock Co, Hay was
employed by the Puget Sound
Flour Co. before the firm was
taken over by the sperry Flour Co.
Hay. a native Of Tacoma and
q member Of Loyal Order of
Moose, leaves his wife, MARCEL l.;
one son. George Clifford, jr., both
ef Tacoma; three sisters. Mrs.
Katherine Beilgard Of Santa Mon
lea. Calf. Mrs. Nelly DeGraff OF
FL Monte, Calf, and Mrs. Rose
Quinby of Lower Lake, Calf.
Cassidy & Allen win announce
the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
Board RULING
Victory for
Docknnen

After more than four years
OF inter union disputes and
strikes. some 900 longshore-
men of Tacoma. Port Angeles
and Anacortes have been
granted the right 10 conduct
secret balloting To determine
what union shall be their bar
gaining agent.
According To q National Labor
Relations hoard ruling late Tues
day. an election 10 To be held
within 80 days IN the three Puget
Sound ports.
At that time. the longshoremen
will choose between the Inter
national Longshoremen's sssocia-
lion lAFLl and the International
l. n shoremen's a Warehouse
mems union tcfol.
The NLRR award was hailed -
a major victory by AFL unionists
on the Pacific coast
Langsheremen of Tacoma.
Port Angeles and Anscorte~
have bcen steadfastiy ami
afed with the I. 1. A. lAfLl
for nearly = haif-centnry.
Under an NI4RB decision In 1871.
however. bargaining rights and
representation for ali ionfshore-
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Tension Between Japan
East Indies Relieved

TOkYO-Tension between Japan
and The Netherlands East Indies
was relieved Wednesday by an an
nouncement here that the discon-
tinuance Of economic negotiations
would not affect political relations
between the two governments.
Koh Ishii. chief OF the japanese
cabinet information bureau. DIS
closed that Kenkichi Yoshizawa,
former foreign minister who led
the Japanese negotiations TO Ba-
tayis. was returning home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
Standard Oil
Talks Back

Say this for Standard on:
In this wartime Kas and
oil supply controversy the
company. in q Fortnight
manner, has placed the fin
ger on government.
And that should maieri-
ally aid the American peo-
pie To learn why ws ZAP
pease" Japan with petroleum
while foreeasting n shortage
Of the fuel In this country.
Standard OIL Company Of
New Jersey owns so per
cent Of Standard Vacuum
oil company. SO. In = re-
port 10 it employees, SoCNJ
defends sale Of oil 10 Japan
by sVoC.
Asserting such sales have
bean made In conjunction
with Butch British oll COM
panies and with knowledge
Of the usItch. British and
United States governments,
so says:
I'll II not within The prov
inee Of \ private company
20 constitute itself NJ Judge
on the rights and wrongs
Of international disputes.
establish smbarKoes Of its
own. nor 10 defend embar-
goes established by political
authorities.
These are The fnnetlons
Of government. not Of In
dustry.
.As m American rorpo-
ration. Standard Osi cons
paHy (of N. J.) owes In
first duty 10 the United
States. A. long ~ our
country maintains normal
relations with . particular
nation. we, as q company.
must carry On our opera
tons In the same manner.
That's probably a fair
statement. II puts rsspon-
ability where u belongs
on the American state de-
partment.
Let IA hope Il leads 10 :
further lifting Of the veil
concerning our queer policy
toward the Oriental AXIS
aggrehsor.
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BRITISH AIRMES AGAES
BOMB INVASION PORTS
EnIKEST0NE ENGLAND

The thunder of bomb explosions
and crash 81 gunfIre rolled
across the straits Of Dover from
the French coast tonight. IN
dicating that the royal air force
again was hammering the IN
vasion" ports or attacking ship
ping in the English channel
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HHfn tHH@.N 80 AHsAH -
paftest th.t e<fm.ny ard Tufkrx
have eensIad<d > nss .sxEfen<lor
- nsulf.iits sfFp~<e<nt whien
nay - snsoan<>i fs<ssiIr later
ieasy.
Ths british sad rzrks sisp
ssF~=d thai ne psst weuid carry
~ escape rfosissna anssf ehi<h
~ AaEse. rssHs.h nlllIsfy stll-
znes Fsmalns In effect
Nee<se<1<.A q ess s<suIt-
- lat 60 sxr>~us~9t s~a-
.sitst<a alflznlaslr tv>asupn
fs< ss<vsssss - A3slf rsstlps =
h~s~s 3. 1--we kp>s ssEtss =
spes ~ rsrks g. naey
nssetis
Ths i<TitI.h wsre srmfnrt~d ~
ne fact that thr Tufks msna9ed
10 entsia ~ -ssesp<= sisaps ha<
they I'D 10 llIueosn ep<r ~
prop.xsna. ne - when o<rm<ny
wlll pat the agreement.
nHTftAu fINT CLAIMS
kNrK<TED Fnosl MANS
They sxp~stsd u<<nsay - -
plnit the .ehisy<msnt - ludiusf-
lnE = new break n shs nrlsish
middle easfeFn frontier Ard -
samsd that the nszis wuslld sislm
that they INV sonld transit Cor
man tneops Through Tafhsr -
Syria. frsq and h<yond.
tlawevex. nsitl&h xe.rrp~ -
n~s~d ttsst seszHs1lv <z~<nes~v
VS. sbsalsssx NJ ssxa rxHm
ssd fhst - <esls - 49,
nscfs = . ssrfacs t<Iae>pa
fh~e sayihiax e.>e.
u wss szpected siss fhsf Ger
many would nfiilx@ ths Turkish
pact n bringing sdditIaasi pfss~
sure 81 Russia fer snnc<<<lnns.
pointing sut 70 tn soviet ~Isthsr
q Il trsas - not that Russia mare
ard more = beinz lsolstsa.
The conclusion ~ operations IN
Ire usstsrn desert wss sssuea
sith mingled feelings - sk< Brit
ish Thsy felt that Gen. ~ 4fEhi-
bald waysli hkd proved that brit
In sfmofed tfeops are a least me
equal u Hazi psnx<f aislssons snd
.csn,Inasa % Pare J. ceIans ! J
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19

EvEHETT Their ranks thlnned
b. death N The past year. wash-
inEton and Alsska members ~ ths
Grand Army ~ the fepubiie
neared the End q their ssfh an
nnai sncampmsnt Wednesday.
Rnston o. Reed. seattle. was re-.
elected department eommas1sr
3 y. lift. Everett wa named
senior vice commander. 4. l. ca.
bert. Seattle. junior vice com.
maDder Lansing Wilcox, Tacoma
ehaplsin.
Daniel Rsema ~ seattis. Cll'
bert and Tiff Nsrs slecisd 70 ths
council ~ administrator.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
Urges Adoption Of War
Dept. Property Bill

WAsHISGTOS - underseere-
tary Of War Robert p. Patterson
Wednesday urged the senate mill
tary affairs committee 20 approve
the war departments coBtr0vertsd
draft property bill rather than
have defense agencies rely on .
volunteer system for obtaining
needed materials and mAchlns
toOlA.
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NAH NEWS BI.ACkOUT
REPORTED BY SWISS

ZURICH, Switzerland - Ger
many apparently rcimposed
news blackout tonight. siBee
telephone operators reported
they were unable 10 contact
Berlin.
The news biaehouts are Inn
posed at Irregular Intervals and
without advance notice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19

Not all mail from Britain Is be-
ing censored. Mr.. and Mrs. X.
MacGregor. Box 65s. Route No. !
american lake, reported today
receipt of seven letters within a
week from England. and none Of
them censored. The mail was from
York, London. Lincoln. Leeds and
two from Sheffield.
Ensign Joe kukuian. commits
sioned last week, left Monday eve
ming via Milwaukee road for Chi
cago. planning to stop there BRIEF
ly before going on to Cambridge.
Mass. for the navy supply corps
course in the Harvard university
school of business administration.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baxter. who
have been vacationing in the south
and east, stopped recently at Sill
yer Springs. Fla.
Dewey West. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis West. completed his
junior year at the University of
Washington last week. He is
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WARRINGTON - ffe 61f<n6s
mediation hoard Wednesday Fe<ezr
msaasd ihsf : Fselfie csssI ms
tsF Hsrssmest shleh hseta4<s ;
eiessd snep proslslon. - see<pt<1
~ lhs nethiehem nfesi CO. ~ :
fofsnssis fof sstsilne : slspute Nith
tAs AL ~ CITY <<lsl Tfs1ez
coslnxll. -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19

n their 1enns1s ~ vnro
increases snd re|1 vuenl11z1
are noe nI>t ~ emCIo(ul.
nearly i.ooo m>m1e<. = -
coek. = WeIs>ru u1Im fkI \
employed n rIn<co ourl
and Enum<Inu roG1on1r1
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ekelfmee - - rle<eo usHn1g -
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Press Time
FLASHES
500 MEN CAPTURED
BY vICHy FORCES

BEIRUT. syria-vichy motor
ized forces. participating In .
smashing ceunter-cffensive In
southern syria. were rrpested
tonight 20 have captured 500
men. NJ Officers and important
war materials.
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-FOUR ANS SHIPS
SUNK BY BRITISH

LON DON - At least four
enemy ships have been sunk by
British submarines In ths hedl-
terranean recently. the admiralty
said tonight.
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Service Station
Attendant Robbed
kidnapped, Shot!

ELLENsBURG, Wash. - A
young Ellensburg service station
proprietor. Eddie Assay. was
robbed. kidnapped and shot st
by two men wednesday before
he finally escaped from their
moving car In n scuffle.
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Four Children Shot

HILLSIDE. ~. ,. Police re-
ported Wednesday that four
school children had been shot and
wounded by man who said they
had tormented him. None Was
fatally wounded. the report said.
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Elks in Convention

ABERDEEN - Several hundred
Washington state Elks open their
3sth annual state convention We'd
nesday night with a reception
sponsored by Crsys Harbor lodges.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
Dwellings
AT McChord
Go Up Fast

Down in Texas the other
day some 200 artisans fell all
over each other building a
complete single family dwell
ing unit in one day.
But that was one day. Out
at McChord Field. over in the
southeast corner of the reser-
walton, another building prof.
ect is under way-in fact il is
better than 90 per cent COM
pleted.
And in los days from the date
the first earth was turned. 100
family dwelling units capable Of
housing about 500 persons viii
have been completed even to the
sowing and rolling of the lawns,
construction Of Is blocks Of streets
together with all utihties-light.
water, fire hydrants. sewers.
Ordered March 81
On a negotiated contract, the
Tacoma firm of Woodwork 4 Cor
nell. Inc. received proceed orders
March 81. started April l to re-
adjust the landscape to meet
architectural demands and after
moving some 10000 cubic yards
Of dirt. began April is to build the
so duplex family units required
right now 10 house non-commis-
stoned officers who have families.
How would you like to be a
non commissioned officers wife.
and be moved into a house built
and equipped as these will be when
finished?
Wen Equipped
Every kitchen complete with
electric range. hot water tank.
steel cabinet work. sink. broom
closet, refrigerator and the lino-
leum all laid in place. Automatic
oil furnace in each unit.
All plastered walls and four
inch sound-proof insulation (rock
WOOL between units. forming a
fire-proof wall from basement TO
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New Naval Bases

WASHINGTON - NAVAL air
bases a. Newfoundland and Ber-
naada Nil b commissioned ard
placed In opefstion nsxt month. q
was announced wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19

British Drive in Middle
East Collides With Nazi
Diplomatic Gain In Turkey
THRUST IN DESERT IS CALLED OFF


RERLIk--Gsrmaaa sid Turkey hare esHefsd<d =
frsendshlp paef. q asseasesd fes<9kf.
Tks pact ssgasd - C<r~es Ashas<ader Fra1s
reH Pspea eaa FeFsi1s Msaisfsr SstFu SaFrcgs -
Aakara 81 ,. -. ns announcement sssd
soMs--rA. .ss<..l ss.s.~i 49,. sss.<y ssss~sS
Wednesday, MT ~ orssA omplsyet ksstrs<s - ~
"rs~s ps 81 United Nssss fssks" - ~ bsssIs - -
western tsssu.
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In Major Leagues
TODAY


AMERICAN LEAGUE
chisa9s 49,. sio 90 sse-s . 4
s@ss Vera 80 80 ses-~s - .
L@s snd G. fjtaksvs cnsnilsf
ard nosaf
fs~tssif -. 60 &c Ellis - Q
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Rove and Tsb1<ffH. Harris.
hSbs 90 ana ryti.k
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fhii<dsipsls sfs - 49, > = .
rsiisf snd ffsnzzley. Msc<@bs.
psan ca and Hayes
sArs6sAi IsAaux
n<sskifn :. Sc 80 cell 4 4
chissss -. 10 90 ssx--s . Q
liamlln. nlmb~fi a.. Tameiss
ssl sa4 osea. ols1s ssa k<1cHi.
isagn.
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Great Rrsins drive the initiative IN the Mdde
Fast coided Wednesday with Mani diplomatic IN
Turkey and stubborn panssr front along the byHn from
which the British call of their offensive thrust
in the western desert nrfh teaaaw snd Anssfs -
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WEATHER FORECAST

showers Thur. CLEARING Pr
day. Temp~.: High -; low 81. sun
rise. 4:f4: sefs Sos.
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Expenditure q u SCI coo foe
construction II motor transport
repair facilities sBd . regional
depot a Foft Lewis Wns sifinpr-
ixsd Wednesday - ths war O.
psrtmenf. aceof1ing - tslsGfnms
% The Times from sea. Aon g.
WaiiKren and Rep. John y c<4fse.
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Sailor Sought
In Smith Case

Police OF Oregon and Cali
fornia were called upon Wed
nesday 10 lend aid in a wider
search for a mysterious u. s.
sailor believed now 10 hold all
the answers 10 the disappear
ance last week of Douglas
Smith, 26-year-old meter read
er Of Bothel. Wash, and for
mer resident Of Tacoma.
As state. county and city Off
GERS of Idaho and Washington ear
red on further Investigation.
these new developments wsre
noted.
The man DESERVED a. = sailor
In the q. =. navy was driving
young smiths car when u WAS
wrecked IN . ditch near Tenasd
Ida. where u was found Monday
night.
smiths father. freeman Smith
Of Aberdeen. Withdrew ~ Walla
Walla his tentative Identification
Of luggage which hs first said D.
longed 20 Douglas. and Chester L.
Blue n ziIlah. Wash. was released
10 continue a bus trip 10 Salt Lake
City.
signature Forgery
Freeman Smith Identified . fas
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Freeman Smith identified . sss
credit alp signed a walia waiia
Continued on Page z. Column -
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II f X ELS MORE BOUT
To Enlarge Fort
ARTS ON PAGE ONE

mostly isolated within the fort
grounds.
Owners of the 1,1l3.46-acre
tract named in Wednesday's con-
demnation action included: Pierce
county, State of Washington, Fed
eral Land Bank Of Spokane, u. s.
Lark Bank commissioner, Mrs.
Mary A. Rice, Henry c. Rice. E. J.
Johnson, Mrs. Annie Dougherty,
Joseph Tignanelli, Otto Jopp,
Franklin w. Olin. II. L. Wolf, Burt
F. Whitehead. Mrs. Grace J. White
head. Mrs. Ruth b. Whitehead.
Mrs. Bessie L. Manning and S. r.
Webb.
In the condemnation negoti-
atoms the army is represented by
Capt. Herford Fitch. attorney in
private life before his recent in
duction into military service and
son of II. C. Fitch, also a Tacoma
attorney.
II was indicated by representa-
tivss of the district attorneys Of
flee and the army that the 500
acre tract adjacent to the forts
southern border will be the next
parcel Of land to be purchased
through condemnation proceedings.
Protest From Roy
When plans for acquisition of
additional land for the reservation
were first disclosed last year. fears
were voiced in several quarters
that the Pacific highway would be
re-routed away from Tacoma and
pass directly from the north side
of Milton straight to Chehalis,
thus eliminating Tacoms. Olym-
pis and other important cities
from the artery.
At the same time, residents in
Roy and vicinity declared their
property and roads would be 20
dominated by the surrounding mil
itsry reservation they would be
virtually wiped off the map"
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Behind the Ticker

price movement through the sum-
mer and perhaps through the fall.
But sooner or later we will recog-
nize the truth OF corporate profits.
The consequences will be a sharp
decline for a period OF months.
Those investors who don't fool
themselves, and those who ac-
eumulate cash while the country's
conditions look rosy, will be in a
position to take advantage OF the
then underpriced offerings. That
time will come as sure as night
follows the day.
Pending such a time, for pur-
poses OF income, restrict invest
ments. in periods of weakness, 10
preferred stocks with dividend ar
rears, second-grade railroad bonds,
TO common stocks quoted on q low
price-times-esrnings ratio, and TO
special situations.
Reports Are That: Westinghouse
Electric's first-quarter net will
show 40 per cent gain over like
period year ago American Steel
Foundries' order backlog S1s,000,-
900 defense work-this official
Celotex will show $3.50 a share
for fiscal year ending April 80
There's some switching from Colts
Patent Fire Arms into Thompson
Automatic Arms; Colt earned 1888
for 1910 against Thompson's 1857
for October 81, fiscal year :. And
that traders are giving attention
now to specialties.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
More Daffodil
Buttons Bought

Response TO the sale Of special
Daffodil Festival buttons has been
extraordinarily good this year
an indication of the increasing
popularity of the affair in Ia
coma, according to Bill Whitney,
chairman of the Tacoma Chamber
Of Commerce festival committee.
The buttons have been on sale
more than a week and with sew
eral days still to 20, it appears
certain a record number will be
sold this year. Whitney said We'd
nesday.
That proves to the committee
Tacoma is really DESTROYS OF get
ting behind the festival. Sale of
these buttons represents virtually
the only revenue derivable from
the festival. In time, we hope
the annual Dsffodil Festival can
become self-supporting."
Buttons have been distributed
through various service clubs, to
most industrial plant offices,
downtown office buildings and
merchants.
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PIC. Choir
Leaves Friday
Concert Given ct
Central Lutheran

In a program which included
masterpieces OF sacred choral liter
allure, the Choir of the West, Pa
cifie Lutheran college singing
group. entertained a large audi
ence at Central Lutheran church
Tuesday night. with Prof. Gunnsr
J. Malmin conducting.
The concert was given under the
auspices OF Dormitory Auxiliary
No. l. Pacific Lutheran college.
and the Rev. Mikkel Lono. business
manager Of the college
II WAS Tscoms's introduction to
the 1e4l chorus which leaves Fri
day on the annual Northwest tour.
This years itinerary takes in Brit
ish Columbia and includes prinei-
pal cities Of Northwest Washing
ton. The tour will end a week
from Sunday.
A number OF other appearances
in and around Tacoma are planned
this spring.
johnson and Linden, students at
the college. will accompany the
chorus on the tour.
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Ii;cen1es

Marriage license applications
have been filed with the Pierre.
county auditor BY Anthony Fran
els o'Hsleok, ~. and Mary Lu-
ellie Carlson, 20. both Of 541s SO.
Birmingham; Paul Sorenson, 50.
523 Ia. AID st. and Ida NJ knit
fin, s., si6 Ia. Morton: Lawrence
James Hogge. 81. and Bette
Louise Pixton. 10. both OF Burnley.
Idaho: Howard Ross Taylor. Is.
and Patricia Ruth Sherer. II. both
Of Seattle; Louis b. T,Iey. "a, and
Mary Patricia Barnard. is, both
Of West Los Angeles. Dave
William Lester. %, steilsooom.
and Della Fac crosley, 10. 1926
SO. Tacoma ave; kleon Dale. IT..
81, and Melbs Virginia Hammer
voss. 10. both Of Seattle: William
A. Schwartz. ~. Bat A, 9th y. A.
Fort Lewis. and Theresa Ortega.
"a, 1741 Fswcett: Arie Alan
Etherington. %, 22is Es. Wright,
and Msrgie L. Heller. IL. su-
quamish.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27
Cards on N. P.
Boost Festival

Passengers aboard Northern Pa
cific westbound trains this week
are reading about the famed DAT
fodil festival now in progress here.
A small card, entitled "Dsffodil
Days" Ia being placed at each ia
bic in all N. =. dining cars. The
card contains a description of the
festival:
Starting with the coronation of
the Daffodil Queen in Puysllup on
saturday. March %, Daffodil week
offers q wide variety OF gay
activity. ranging from sailing on
Puget Sound to skiing on Mt. Raj
nier. The floral parade win be
held on Saturday. March 20. in Ia
coma, Puyallup and Summer. The
sll-daffodil show, only one in
America. will be held In Summer,
Saturday and Sunday, March 20
and so"