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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-01
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the prime minister said in discuss
ing the British military prepare
tions at a luncheon meeting.
I'VE do not for q moment ques-
ton the rights of neutrals to de-
eide whether they shall 60 into con-
flict or stay out or, II they choose
to stay out, In what fashion they
shall use the neutrality they have
chosen"
Chamberlain made . friend
~ gesture toward Japan In an
apparent effort to soothe Jap
anese anger over the seizure by
q British warship of 81 Ger
man seamen from . japanese
liner off the Japanese coast.
Nothing would distress US more
than that there should be in the
minds Of the japanese people or
the Japanese government any idea
that we deliberately or Intentional
ly exercised our belligerent rights,
as we see them, with want of
courtesy or want of consideration
to the Japanese nation" he said.
The Japanese had been angered by
the seizure so close to Japanese
waters and had demanded release
Of the German seamen.
Chamberlain's speech gen.
orally was intended to offset
the anger aroused In neutral
nations by recent suggestions
of Winston Churchill, first lord
Of the admiralty, that the neu-
trails join up with the allies to
guard against being divided be-
tween Naxism and Bolshevism.
I'VE are bound to take all meas
ures open to US to Illustrate the
Vaccinations of a powerful and
utterly INSCRIPTIONS enemy ""
Chamberlain said. But certainly
the last thing we want to do Ii to
affront the self-respect of q friend
ly nation with whom We want to
lice in peace"
Regarding the navy, he said:
ut IL today AZ always in our his.
tory the first line Of defense of
these islands"
AT the present time he
continued, eat home, In France,
I'm India and in other stations
overseas upon our vital lines
of imperial communications we
have upwards Of 1880, 900 men
under arms"
Indicating the extent of nava
activity since the war started
Chamberlain said one British bat.
tleship already had covered 81 ,00t
miles.
In the first 100 days of war, III
said, one cruiser was at sea 10s
days and one destroyer for 10;
days In succession.
German merchantmen have
to pass through . sea ARIA
1000 miles wide between the
north Scotland coast and
Greenland, In order TO reach
home, and this area sis con-
tinuously patrolled by the
British navy with increasing
success" he said.
Chamberlain denounced German
aerial attacks on what he described
as fishing boats and lighthouses a.
'cowardly."
The power OF the British navy
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The Nome nugget., 1940-08-30

Frank Ryan, the chief garden CT of Unalakleet writes: ''The na- tives here are busy cultivating the special items intended for the Fair. We expect to capture many prizes"
The Nome nugget., 1940-08-30
Wien AirIines
 Activities

Aug. 29 Pilot Wien made two flights north with express and the following passengers: B. J McConaghy round trip to Coffee Gene Conner round trip Fox Ba1 to Nome; and Fred Aver, round trip to Dahl.
 Pilot Lund made a flight to Council and White Mountain with Bud Thompson for Coun- cil; Hugh Pearson, Camp Creek to Council; Albert Taylor, Coun- cil to White Mountain; and R Lomen, Council to Nome.
 Aug. 30 - Pilot Wien left fo1 Fairbanks at noon today but re- turned to Nome to await weather conditions. A trip is scheduled for White Mountain and the Kougar ok this afternoon.
 Trips are scheduled for the Kougarok and Fairbanks tomor- row.
The Nome nugget., 1940-08-30
City Council Meets

The City Council met the even ing of Monday, Aug. 26 in the office of the City Clerk. Mayor Miller and Councilmen Anderson and Atwood were absent. Council man Kelsey was elected to pre- side over the meeting.
 The report of the public health nurse was read and placed on file. Al bills approved by the finance committee were ordered paid.
 The Health committee was in- Structed to investigate the health of dishwashers and persons serv- ing food in restaurants of Nome.
 The election judges for the coming general election were named R. c. Mclean, Geo. Mar shal, NelS Swanberg, Sr., Mrs. Carrie McLain, and Mrs. Ella B. Chapman.
 The meeting to adjourned, to meet again Monday, September g.
The Nome nugget., 1940-08-30
Mir0W Air Service
 Activities

Pilot Chambers left for Taylor, Fox Bar, Deering and Candle with w. H. Kirklin and MT. Baker, they expected to be in Nome this evening.
 Pilot Sasseen left Anchorage for Nome via McGrath at one P. M. this afternoon, with passen gers, mail and express, names of passengers were not available.
 Trips are scheduled for Teller and Taylor tomorrow morning with passengers and freight.
The Nome nugget., 1940-08-30
air Notes

Frank J. Daugherty, the teach CT at Gambel, Alaska, (St. Law renee Island) writes as follows: T am very much interested in the Fair at Nome. We will try to have a St. Lawrence Island ex- hibit there. I believe Chat it would add materially to the knowledge and interest. Perhaps we can have MT. Startling ar range the exhibit for us, other wise 1 do not know how to man. age it."
The Nome nugget., 1940-08-30
FOR SALE

Household furniture: Daven- port, chair, bed, dressing table, night stand, Dinette set, tea wagon, new large Spark oil heat CT, General Electric washing ma chine, vacuum cleaner, General Electric short wave radio. In- quire Pat Sthay.
The Nome nugget., 1940-08-30
NEWS ITEMS
NIT. and Mrs. Polet Celebrate 35th Wedding Anniversary

On Wednesday evening, MT and Mrs. A. Polet of Nome, cele- brated their 35th wedding ami versary with a dinner at the home of their daughter, Mrs. w Boucher. The relatives of the couple and few friends were present honoring the occasion Mir. and Mrs. Polet were married at Nome on August 28, 1905.
The Nome nugget., 1940-08-30

Agent Wilcox of the Alaska Line announced today that the SS Sutherland is scheduled to arrive Nome noon tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1940-08-30

The Nome Fire Department was called out shortly after noon today to investigate an over heated 1ue at the residence of Ann Dwyer. No damage resulted.
The Nome nugget., 1940-08-30

In the U. s. District Court, Judge J. H. s. Morrison presiding, Mrs. Robert Pherrin was granted citizenship this morning.
The Nome nugget., 1940-08-30

Pilot Jack Herman of the Fer guson Airways arrived Nome from the north Thursday even ing. He was scheduled to leave Nome today.
The Nome nugget., 1940-08-30
ESKIMO METHODIST CHURCH

Miss Sarah Taylor, Deaconess 11:00 a.m.-Church School
 5:30 pm.-Worship service. Sermon topic: Why Go to Church." w. P. Wood will preach.
The Nome nugget., 1940-08-30

You can save 200 by paying six months in advance for your sub scription to The Nome Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1940-08-30
Federated Church

Wilbur P. Wood, Pastor 11:00 a.m.@Church School 7:45 pm. - Worship service. Sermon topic Why Have Churches?"
The Nome nugget., 1940-08-30

Rev. s. O. Welch of Unalakleet who will succeed Rev. Larsen who is leaving on the last boat writes: T have not forgotten what you said about bringing the Una,akleet exhibit to the Nome Fair. Trust that you will send me the Fair List for the ex- hibits as soon as prepared. It will depend on the time of the Fair, how busy am, and the expense involved as to whether I would come personally with the exhib- it's or just send them. The gar dents are very fine here. Mir. Lar son thinks they are the best they have been. He is soon go- ing out.'
Evening star., 1940-04-21
LOTS FOR SALE.
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WLL-LoCATED BUILDING SITES
25-foot front. $1,000. Box SaS-A. SHG. Star.
take purchase money trust. EN-. 1891.
EDGEMooR-2 BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON
nns,. nns street. adjoining handsome estate.
W. sasie sss1' sHs51io'' lie So IT. Phone OWNER
LOTS NICELY LOCATED m FALLS
Cn9rch I % section Of Arlington County; s400
isa1S%o sef WOO 'sur sGfpEsY ZIP terms Cali oxford
WIS. ave, from 35th st. to Western ave
Kteasoa.oi e. nW prices = sHoAkssss EE las or 1927
E daRGMfssT ES rs HFpgsSq ss5S EACH saS N sF BF5
III III ea3aIEgMssdA NV SEVER Sz oAs4 Ap WA
T;AKoMA TAI LOT, 42xl5o: PAVED STREET.
LIZ Is fsonssa'easss; sH ass7 high elevation; $3.50
DIEsIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ALL SEC
oa 3 pu city iaoS SoGsfs Ms sad ssoo white Priced
u Vs IoTs sdis;n1s h.x5sGToN sT ARLINGTON
on property: Phone Chestnut 40S85. 0ta
piEsMIRABLE ~ M LOT WITH IMPROVEMENTS.
s5oSd o. Nations1 mls txSm 4ss, Dist line city bus;
vood.. WooDs1PE PARK.
$3.50 and RoasSr g ;s1S sssh Shs;v,os Ave.
s955 GEORGIA Ave. sH. a145.
ouTsTANpINo COMMERCIAL LOT.
Corner 18th and, Taylor SITS NE.
sa.1cIs nna permit ayailable About the only COM
Dis ,sFs HzAsS q INV NV. 4 olrHrH 81. s2. 1857.
MINNESOTA natss5sS b.,,.,,. AVE NEWLY PAVED.
RaDsnt Bsma a.. Park Branch iCtics 1901 al:
1a4s H 81: NV. District 1900.
se6pa hhpdEsDa sDd ,p1 D1snrR1 nIs = MP NEAR
telephone. services: $3.50; sa5 sa5''M. cash. sns s1s
sff With month Lots in the timbered section
fmsia1 5. sissy seF~ Lots or 1aotheT 70
171a < kogIs 81 NV. + SHOEMAKER, EE. ,,ss
>, SS45O--LoT ABOUT s0 BY 40.
sections II Glen be,Tsin Echo Heishts hish wooded
Conduit, I'd City water and oe cleo. conVt' aWa
1z1e < TtegIi s{i NV sHozHskfs% IL W., 1855 1885,
Owner resubdividins 1-acre corner lot
In heart Of this exclusive development:
most attractively priced lots
ROBERT GAYLOR
sgo5 GEORGIA Ave SH 2145.
WONDERFUL LOT PROPOSITION
For Low Cost Homes
semi-det tached Lots. Is Southeast.
$500 EACH.
Southeast of consress Heieits'
Fine through bus service.
Gas and electricity available.
bEALI. TURNER &, CO, 1l05 VT Ave
Call Randolph OSs5 National 6I31.
LEE HEIGHTS-K ACRE OF WOODED
hillside. fronting LOO u On nauad straat
Evening star., 1940-04-21
STORES FOR RENT.
(Continued.)

1880 WIS. AVE. NV.
:, Store and rooms, 18th and colun,-
bia I'd. NV. store and garage. Stores on
9TH St. 1000 and 1900 blocks. Good for
any merchandise business. Reasonable
SIMON BELOFF,
1908 n. Y. Ave. Real Estate. Ma. s1s7.
DRUGSTORE.
Shopping center; established loca ton;
large residential area in nearby Maryland.
An excellent neikhborhood and an unusual
opportunity. Attractive rental.
H. CLIFFORD BANGS,
200 Investment Bldg. ME. O24O.
sW. CORNER OF Sth AND L SITS. Sc
4 large show windows Rent, $65, or will
divide and rent separately.
STOCKHAM g. PITTS, INC,
925 Union Trust Bldg. ME- S3lS
LATE BULLETIN II! :
The A. &, P. High Command has Just
issued communicate that they will va
cate one of their 40xS0' stores on a ne
arterial highway. This will be available
June st for some live-wire food merchant
Don't stand by for further announcement.
Call r. D. Stimson, Realtor. MA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1940-04-21
LOTS MANTEn

FROM OWNER FOR CASH. ON BRANCH
ave. In Hillcrest; Soft. lot with Improve
ments. Box 2s9-A, Star.
YOUNG COUPLE WANTS HIGH WOODED
tract, not over half acre. in Northwest
suburban area. within Ave miles of District.
electricity gas available. 70 build modest
description, location. Write Box 4o5-A.
Star. or
Evening star., 1940-04-21
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

AVALON sHoREs-LoT WORTH $1,000;
shns nstfct fsE Eve. on
sHERwooD iUs q. roREsTmATTRAcTIvE COT
IF you DESIRE a BEACH COTTAGE.
n9eiasiy 9iax n,st i,arn, well kept Lovely view rest.
South River. owner viii lease FOR '' season @ on
101 n Alfred st. Alexandria 1854.
HHlERALp HlsR!1I1. HARBoR-s LOTS, sLocK g,
on Valentine Phone Shepherd ds s4iseJ. Iis II;
BUNGALOW AT WEST ANNAPOLIS, ON
v;a1,s Wesms Creek. ,qst 81 the Severn River: 8
ters. gas. Friaidsre T Da' and nns o drinking ph
sur.sr.d water; large porchss and all ven
ieT sSnmlas Cal besers nHs. .m ana L!es aRs
N; soLMsoN. III 34o1 Wabash ave. galti-
MODERN SUMMER HOME; 4 BEDRMs..
below cost cost; sentiles D AZ. 7Ses.Ws.., w, lu.n.'
GoL2NIAL 2ss! r,I BEACH ..Ia.r LARGE
oWNERs BOX sis.H. Star. So0 'A'H' 0iS ss. nv
tall shade trees; 5-room cottage; fur
nss'd ress Meodley seo 1907 modern
as HoIs of Esty5Hks7zss sTasE:
Telephone Leonardtown 25-F-16.
3ls ACRES WoopEp LAND WITH BLUFF
point otn on mile-wide nile. Nanjemoy; view across
sso6o terms Ii ' S441 eve nf L. 9e75lJ
BEAUTIFUL SYLVAN SHORES. WASH
ington's nearest and most attractive sum-
near-the water cottages. oa' sIlyear. sH.sasus
unusually |; 'l, sasy terms; 20 MI from District
soath os 0q Rver' rn''e e. w. ,sa Rfpp1cR Ma
resident owners.
SHERWOOD FOREST, COTTAGE 40
nr sHer oadey sa @
SHERWOOD FOREST EDROOMs. LIV-
ing room. kitchen, bath. 2 large, screened
porches; gas. cleo; rent or sale. Woodley
WANT TO RENT-sMALL, SECLUDED
miles from Washington and Baltimore
Give location, equipment rate. Box 64-A'
EXCLUSIVE - REDUCED = TERMS. :.
Broadwater Beach: 81 ,950-S6,95O An
ott Dl., i 50. to bay; make offer: trade farm,
RYoN co: MA. 7aoz. % %GE sl4s' a. ", :.
CHESAPEAKE BEAcH-S ROOMS SLEEP
ing porch; furnished; electricity; suitable
o~ner Ap ss can afen f9m
pm.
SHERWOOD FoREsT-WANTED- BED
rm. cottage for season. BY responsible
Goy't Is" empioye. a,Dn Must be reasonable. Box
FOR SALE-BAY-FRONT. 5-RM FURN
eottage. 2s miles from D. C.; $1,000. Call
District 5s19.
FOR sALE-ONE OF THE FINEST SUM
mer cottages in Colonial Beach; very reas.,
terms. If interested, North oss4.
WATERFRONT GROOM COTTAGE FOR
sale-Larse porch. overlooking Severn at
Round Bay: fireplace, cleo; gas. full bath
room; bathhouse with shower; privacy.
Open to 5 pm. or by appointment. c.
J; CARROLL l74o e. Baltimore ST., Balto'
FURNISHED COTTAGES - FRIGIDAIRE,
boat sea nettle net safe shore, salt water:
hot water optional: references required; 81
miles. from District: MAY to October
Gentiles. Call WI. 35O6 or EN-. 1924.
COVE POINT BEACH, MD.
Calvert County, On, open Chesapeake
Bay; NO MUD. all sand, sloping gradually
into deep water; cottages and lots reason
ably priced. Lots 50xl50 from sos. Terms.
Drive via Southern Nd. boulevard.
GET A LOT FOR LITTLE"
SEE 1910 LONG BEACH.
A. approyal nm cottages now
Evening star., 1940-04-21
SEE 1910 LONG BEACH

F. H. A. approval on cottages now
available; fi3cc 15-year loans. very low
monthly payments or new 81 800 to
$500 summer homes Beautiful wooded
and rolling t5x1Oo lot: $3.50 and up
Excellent white sand beach on Chesapeake
Bay. New entrance road now under State
construction. Electricity and many new
Easily accessible. Comparison with other
beaches urged. Drive s miles south Of
Prince Frederick on Solomon's Island Rd
NJ. E. ROCKHILL, INC. st. Leonard Md
Evening star., 1940-04-21
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

s.W MISSOURI FRUIT POULTRY, DAIRY
andIor sheep ranch; restful setting; spring
water; nsh pond. swimming pool and SUM
mer resort possibilities. OWNER BOX
lsl-A. Star.
TO CLOSE AN EsTATE-20 ACRES. WELL
FENCED with natural stream: English type
nome. large living room with fireplace
dining room with fireplace, den, 5 bed,
rooms. 4 baths; servants quarters Of 3
rooms and bath, built-in Bear garage
SUPPLY from big spring; 1la-hour drive on
GROVES 4 MCDONALD,
Charles Town. West Va. Phone 247-r
Evening star., 1940-04-21

FSfQ 1897 157 chassis and cab: dual
Wneels. helper springs excellent heavy duty
ures, new motor; ref1nished; condition fsrH
ABOVE average; guaranteed; only S395
,,o, TRIANGLE MOTORS
Evening star., 1940-04-21
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
SUMMER FALL. % ACRES WITH CO.
stable: one-half mile from Warrenton.
Va, In the hunt country; 43 miles from
WASHINGTON: magnificent view; must sell
BANK. Executor. Warrenton. Va
THE PLAINS. VA-s-ROOM MODERN
home with large lot, garage and outbufld-
ings: 4S miles from Washington on Routes
70 ana b5; must sell to close estate The
FAUoU1ER NATIONAL BANK. Admr, War
Evening star., 1940-04-21

FOHD 1881 sedan. delivery; in exceIjenf
conoitlon. Owner. 4245 Wisconsin ave-
Evening star., 1940-04-21
FARMS WANTED.

II ROOMS. 8 BATHS; NEWLY DECO
rated d4R acres; elec. hennery: very
WANT TO RENT 500 TO 1000 ACRE
farm with house and stable for training
bird dogs. with option to buy, within 40
miles Wash, D. c. Write full details In
answer. Bog 417-A. Star 2i.
Evening star., 1940-04-21

S3,750-EXCELLENT FARM, $50 ACRES
100 tillable: Davidsonville Ridge: very pro-
ductive: attractive old house, g r: beautiful
old trees. large tobacco barn. poultry
houses, large stream. some young timber.
Several old stone Colonials with acreage,
lib to 746; $4,000 up
Evening star., 1940-04-21
FARMS WANTED.

WANTED--sMALL FARM OR ACREAGE
prefer with water front or access: state
location and price. Box 4S4-A. Star
WANTED TO 10 ACRES. WITHIN 4
miles Of Silver Spring. Reply Box 4O5,
Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1940-04-21
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WANT 4 OR R. MOD. BUNG.. NEARBY
Nd, in exchange for yr.-old 5-r. mod. brick
bung. oil heat, on 10c bus line Arl, Va.
OWNER. oxford 2707-J.
WHAT CAN YOU OFFER A RESPONSIBLE
salarled man who can pay around $3.50
down and S35.00 month? Box Alb, Star.
ARLINGTON, VA.-FOR IMMEDIATE RE
suits list your apartments and houses with
Us. Prospective tenants and buyers waiting
THE GOSS CO., 2202 Wilson blvd. CH.
4lo1. Oxford 1913
Evening star., 1940-04-21

WATER FRONT FARM BARGAIN FOR
quick sale. "a acres, nearly half-mile sand
beach; mile State road with land, high
furnished. One barn. poultry bldss Nice
lawn and trees. Excellent ducking. fishinr,
Grabbing. Price, Ss.50O.00. Terms,
Evening star., 1940-04-21

FFEa1 Foai1 1895 sedan delivery: only $50.
sto0d sI3>d Pontiac, 1921 Conn. ave. Woodley
Evening star., 1940-04-21

TALL TIMBERS CAMP FOR BOYS. n
T1mberS. Md.-OpenS its season July
enrolment limited. Call Adams 1928.
Evening star., 1940-04-21

have available from $1,000 to sac 90 an
acre tracts of 100 to 5000 acres. within
thirty miles of Nations Capital. hard
ROADS, cleo transportations, railway sid
mas. Commuting- -distance small tracts s
acres or more, S49, so an acre. fronting on
| hard I'd. about . miles from D. C. line.
o,- THE Maryland REALTY,
Evening star., 1940-04-21

DODGE 1888 1-ton panel; Oft. body: inst
me me track to handle that extra load; dark
pIue nnlsh. excellent tires; very clean
truck. reconditioned and guarantesa:r
Evening star., 1940-04-21
GARAGES WANTED
MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

GAiRAGE eaidGE WANTED FOR SMALL car
HSssIooem used; must be reasonable. II
Evening star., 1940-04-21

PowHATAN INDIAN SPRING FARM. 70
H., Robertson, on Seven Locks I'd, III
miles s.w.. of Rockville. Md. Half mile
public road front. Elevation gives view Of
neighborhood for miles. Suitable for coun-
try estate, Full flowing spring water Of
Evening star., 1940-04-21

Well Handicapped. acres 4 bedrooms, 2
baths, 4 fireplaces, oil heat; & mo. lease
pr, NEWCOMB, 2'2 mi, east Of Falls
CHURCH, Y mi. east of Lee blvd, on
JeeSburg pike
Evening star., 1940-04-21
GARAGES FOR RENT

SSzAARAGE SzARS FOR RENT BET. APT HoT1sr
Deeo DT1eo Mas ave. and Wsterside drive, Csu
F. ~
Io23 Isss 2sth ST. NV REARJ, I-cAR GA.
BARRY Yo'eMfheaa Mn 90, door; So. DAVID Z.
2-CAR GARAGE. Mr. 7tb AMI : ers ~ -,
o.. IHOS. D. WALSH, INC, -' We " /.
Evening star., 1940-04-21

FORD 1889 1ta-ton panel
truck, only 10000 miles, runs.
and looks like new. Owner
must sacrifice. Sacrifice price,
$745. Call Lincoln 47Of.
Evening star., 1940-04-21
AUTOMOBILES wAN1rn

W. WANTED 1885 or 1895 Ford for cash. must
oe cheap Call Georgia 5267 before =
--Ssl yam metropolitan 1036. No dealers
WANTED LATE-MODEL CARS
Wen pa" top cash prices for sny n,..
HiNusI ss car Open evenings Call North
1927 n6e MANHATTAN AUTO 4, RADIO
Evening star., 1940-04-21

GhHEvROLET 1887 black 1877" dual.
overload springs: suitable for l2-foot body:
me me appearance; thoroughly reconditioned
ADDISON CHEVROLET
Evening star., 1940-04-21

e. N. C., 1884 1H-ton; canvas-coyered
StoSe1 GaH ooay; ro!l curtains; bargain, SEQ.
The Phoenix index., 1940-06-08
Arson Is
Charged
To Smith
ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)

ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)-
An indictmeng charging arson
was returned Friday by the Fulton
County grand Jury against Charles
A. Smith, %, of Evans Street.
Smith, a former janitOr at the
Cascade Methodist Church, Cascade
Avenue and Richland Road, SW, is
accused in the bill oil indictment OF
setting the church on fire, May 20.
Police and fire officials said
Smith was seen near the church
prior to the fire. A five-gallon can
which had contained inflammable
fluid was reported found near the
church building.
Smith was arrested shortly after
the church burned and booked at
city Jail On suspicion of arson.
A true bill charging robbery on
four counts was returned against
Rubin Jackson, alias Broadus Lowe
alias Tolbert Harris. The suspect is
accused of obtaining approximately
SIS IN four holdupS.
The grand jury voted a no bill
in favor of Miss Nettie West, 25
who had been arrested on charge
of shooting Virgil Arnold, May 26.
The Phoenix index., 1940-06-08
Indict 2 Girls
In Training
School Fire

WASHINGTONCA CAMP Martha
l.. Quigley, II and Esther M.
Wheeler, II, two underprivileged
inmates of the National Training
School for Girls, were indicted
here last week by the district grand
jury for arson growing out OF
charges preferred against them for
their part in the fire at the school
on the night oi April 20.
Accused of setting fire to a dor
mitory building at the institution,
the two girls have been held apart
since that date pending the in
dictment by the grand jury.
Conditions at the school, which
have brought the institution plenty
of unfavorable publicity in recent
months, have lsen said to cause
the young womens action. Known
as a sore .spoT, the institution,
largely populated by colored girls
was the target of a report by To-
cal civic organization recently
which recommended a thorough
cleaning up at the school.
The Phoenix index., 1940-06-08
Says He Has Done More
Than New Deal To SoLue
Our Economic Problems

fat the three angel ScribeS: Miss
Good Nature, Miss Sweet and Miss
Sunshine Pli6e, writing, writing,
writing, writing every word that
came through the Fathers licS,
and every word spoken by any CT
he guests.
And the FOOD! will not blame
you if you Go not believe: I have
rever seen better food at any BAN
quet anywhere in the world, and /
have never seen as mucn of it and
Els freely given. This Heaven has
evidently captured one Of the best
angel cooks that the profession has
ever developed. The Father sits al
the center of the head table, and
there are two long tables reaching
out from it like two legs, to the
far end Of the hall.
All food, every dish and every
Cup of it, passes by him, he touches
the dishes with mis- hands, thus
blessing the food and sends one
dish to the right and another
Dish to the left. Each diner serves
himself and passes the great plat
ter on. The silver, the dishes. the
great pitchers and the coffee ano
tea pots, dozen or more OF them
were all of good quality.