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Evening star., 1941-07-30
IAE EYENlA6IS HI6H lIGnIi.

THE EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS.
VOL, A:3O-csnnlng for Defense IakS by
Paul v NtNutt, Federal Security Administrator.
and Harriet Elliott Of the Office Of Emergency
Management.
WhAL, 700-0uil Kids: Tommy Mcfarland,
"a, prodigy Of Birmingham. Ala, pits his knowI'
EDGE Of Encyclopedia Britannia against the reg
uars.
WBV, 7:00-Grand Central Station; Phil
Ips Holmes, Doris Nolan and Jessie Royce Lands
comprise ionghts cast.
WRc, 7:3O-PIaniation Party: Whitley Ford.
he celebrated Duke Of PadUtdh, presents
. freafise on "Dantng," among other things.
WINK, 7:30-J. P. Hayes. manager Of the
National symphony, reviews The orthesiras past
season, makes prediction for the coming year.
WJSV, 8:00-Niions for Defense: Appear.
Ina on behalf Of Defense Bonds and Stamps will
be Bette Davis in an Arch 0boIer original;
taudetie Colbert and Don Amethe, Jat Benny
and Mary Livingstone, with Tyrone Power as
m. {.
WPc S:00-0uiuer Baseball: Home runs"
that pay off in cash prizes provides new twist
10 This quiz show piIoied by Benay Venuia and
Bud Huliek.
VOL, o:00-Ths Billy Soose. George Abrams
boxing bout broadcast from Madison Square
Garden by Bill (orum and Don DunphY.
Evening star., 1941-07-30
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS

Speaking Of the Vireos, Redeye
seems to be the only member of his
family around here" remarked
Peter.
'Listen!" commanded Jenny Wren.
Listen! Don't you hear that war
bling song way over in the Big Elm
In front Of Farmer Browns house,
where Goldy the Oriole has his
nest?"
Peter listened. At first he didn't
hear it, and as usual Jenny Wren
made fun of him for having such
big ears and not being able to make
better use of them. Presently he
did hear that song. The voice was
not unlike that of Redeye, but the
song was smoother, more continuous
and sweeter. Peters face lighted
up. II hear him." he cried.
That's Redeye's cousin, the War
bling Vireo." said Jenny. Hes a
better singer than Redeye, and just
as fond of hearing his own voice
He sings from the time jolly Mr.
Sun gets up in the morning until
he goes to bed at night. He sings
when it is so hot that the rest of
us are glad to keep still for COM
forts sake. I don't know of any
body more fond of the tree tops
than he is. He doesn't seem to care
anything about the Old Orchard, but
stays over in those big trees along
the road. Over in that Big Elm he
has nest as high up as Goldy the
Orioles. I haven't seen it myself,
but Goldy told me about it. Why
any one so small should want to
live so high up in the world I don't
know, any more than I know why
any one wants to live anywhere but
in the Old Orchard"
Somehow, I don't remember just
what Marble looks like" Peter con-
fessed.
He looks a lot like his cousin
Redeye." replied Jenny. His coat
is duller olive green, and under
meath he is a little yellowish in
stead of being white. OF course. he
doesn't have red eyes. and he is
little smaller than Redeye. The
whole family looks pretty much
alike, anyway"
"You said something then. Jenny
Wren," declared Peter. They get
me all mixed up. If only some of
them had some bright colors 1t
would be easier to tell them apart"
"One has" replied Jenny. He
has bright yellow throat and
breast and is called Yellow -throated
Vireo. There isn't the least chance
of mistaking him"
as he singer, too?" asked Peter.
"Of course" replied Jenny. Every
one of that blessed family loves the
sound of his own voice. It's a fam
lily trait. A good thing is good, but
more than enough of good thing
Is too much. That applies to gossip
ing just as much as to singing, and
I've wasted more time on you than
I've any business to. Now hop
along, Peter. and don't bother me
any more today"
Peter hoped.
Evening star., 1941-07-30
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Evening star., 1941-07-30

Badness only takes a minute.
Punishments is so terrible long
drawed-out!
Evening star., 1941-07-30

WhAL, e:0o-The Cleveland Indians vs..
Washneions Mats under the lights al Griffith
Stadium.
WJN, o:t5-pepreseniative Johns Of Wis
tonsin discusses possible developments in the
postwar period.
Evening star., 1941-07-30
WEDN EsDAY
July 80, lo4l

Ldsmtnute changes in radio programs sometimes reach
The Star too late for correction that dau.
Evening star., 1941-07-30
Not This

Daughter - But the other girls
don't want my little sister tagging
along
Mother - You have to take her,
anyway.
Evening star., 1941-07-30
POINTS FOR PARENTS
By EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE,

A porth-tohile conlpdnionship
betUeen brothers and sisters can
be toStered only Uhen such a
compdnionship is mutually agree
able.
Evening star., 1941-07-30
EVENING STAR FEATURES.

IFGNiNS S'HN
Star Flashes: Latest morning news with Bll
toyIe, WNAL, II am.
Evening star., 1941-03-23

MOTOR TRUCK hauling contract; large
national organiZation wants Immediately
responsible men who have suitable truck or
can invest minimum 81 900 purchase new.
or good used truck; longtime contract
livelihood: excellent return investment: full
details on request: refs. Box 492-G, Star.
CORNER STORE. ne; rent, S45; equip
ment cheap; $500 down, terms Apply 1884
18th st. NV. Swift's Market.
HAVE complete job, print, shop and equip
ment, including 2 Chandler Price presses,
sx1e and 10x15 with Miller feeder. Am
I own premises and wish to rent full or
part time. Box 101 -R, Star.
OPPORTUNITY for reliable person to open
dining room in my home; best section.
Mt. Pleasant Columbia 1887.
GROCERY AND MEATS no nights or Sum-
days; weekly receipts. 500; modern eauip-
ment, stock and fixtures. price, 1000;
terms. Metropolitan Brokers, 1929 In
vestment Bldg. DI. 1878.
GAS STATION, GARAGE. STORE, estab-
lished 40 years on Ga. ave-; about 200 IT.
reasonable Box 75-V, Star. 23'
WANT TO BUY (any type) profitable busi-
ness: also interested in mineograph or
printing. Give details. Box 63-V, star.
TAILORING BUSINESS, established 10
years. fully equipped: located in down
Town n0'ei' 'fi'e' Si'o'o 10A w." 23.
Evening star., 1941-03-23
SALESWOMAN.
LUZIER SALESLADY,
I. II QuaIlIled. For appt, AID. TO
THRFE WOMEN

Attractive. 25 to so, neat appearance, to
assist in merchandising, distribution and
service with old. reliable. nationally known
company. Good income for willing workers
See manager. 9 to II a m. BIB ( st. nv
Evening star., 1941-03-23
PERSONAL.
IHAnNaanaI

NURSE. EXP, WILL BOARD INFANT OR
young child; screened porch, large yard,
healthful surroundings. SH. 1852.
WANTED-SMALL ROoMING HOUSE TO
manage $40 rooms; experience; refs.
APRON SHoP-ARTISTIC; HOMEMADE
aprons to order. The Chico" apron a
21IA i22fcay Conn D. ave koaR MaRcHANRsh i NR CO.
ACCREDITED CARTOONIST, PREPARING
pic. publicity campaign VS.. strikes and
sabotage, invites coop. of like minded,
aggravated Americans. Box 170-V. Star.
TYPING. ADDRESSING. COPYING, MIN
eograph letters any kind of typing; let
us do your work. WI 0s32.
AUTOMOBILES TRANSPORTATION DRIv-
ing from Silver Spring to office, return
daily; can carry passenger. RA. 9137.
TEMPLE SCHOOL, MANASSAS, VA. THE
Little School That Is Different" 2S mi
Music Open yr round Phone Manas-
DRESSMAKER. ALTERATIONS REMOD-
faction assured; lowest prices. Dupont
00S2.
WANT TO BOARD CHILD. ABOUT 5. AS
companion to my boy q; modern farm. 15
miles d c. REYNARD, Route >, Fairfax,
Va.
ATTENTIoN-OWNER WISHES TO DIS
pose Of choice lots, high elevation, Cedar
Hill. RE, 36l7 between 8 am. and 9 pm.
nstlIts pItdSe 10 HOl call.
HEMs-WHILE YOU WAIT, SOC UP, IN
tions. Needlecraft. 1919 F. St. Room eos.
nursins home. Call Shepherd 5000.
WANTED TO BOARD, SMALL CHILD;
rehned home, Brookland. Dupont 0S73.
REDUCING. SPECIAL! 3 TREAT. S5: HOL-
lyWood method: removing fat in spots; re-
suits assured; baths. Ma. S134, 1890 K Nv
IF YOU ARE ALLERGIC TO HOUSE DUST
tion OF ReXalr recommended by doctors.
Warfield 2207. 23'
DRAFTING, SETS wANTED-wE PAY
cash. &. & or Dietzgen. or what have
you? STUDENTS BOOK CO. 21O7 Pa.
CHILDREN, 6-II YRS YEAR-ARoUND
home. good food supervision: sports Is
children here: references; l4th year: ask
our pleased parents Box So, Clarksville, Md.
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERGAR-
Of danene and nursery; hour day or
week. $50 to $50,
or need EXTRA MONEY for any purpose.
~ sust give me a, telephone call. You can get
JACK SESSIONS u Michsan PFdhnGfa0n 85l5 Just call
HEMoRRHoIDs ERADICATED BY MY
own method Results effective for a life
drugs drugs or surgery Or soMMERWEiRciK.
1855 Columbia rd Adams 038s
BETTER HEALTH STUDIO.
Gods and chronic pains treated Train
ed nurse. Appointments. Hobart 473I
MOLLO MILLINER,
10l1 H st. NV
Remodeling S1-S3.
New hats $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-03-23
work mornings; ref.

GIRL, colored. wants general housework of
| reference. DI 1858
Evening star., 1941-03-23

Married woman, refined. who seeks op-
of increasing family income.
Must be reasonably handy
with needle, age 2S-45 able to devote
fuu time 70 business Box 32l-R. Star
Evening star., 1941-03-23

GIRL. colored, gen. housework: 1 child;
stay in; health certificate; SS wk. Phone
Chestnut 3634.
Evening star., 1941-03-23
HELP WOMEN.

HELP WoMEN.
(ContinuedO
START own home business. Attractive
prontS selling guaranteed quality hosiery,
65c. Free samples. Washington Mer-
cnandlslng Co., 720 11th ST. NV.
SALESWOMAN.
Married woman, refined. who seeks op-
5 MHse IN fsmS FsnGv
with needle, age 2S-45 able TO devote
tuH time to business. Box 321-R, Star.
WOMAN WITH CAR
As personnel director age 30-4O, with ex-
must be free TO travel in nearby counties
70 select personnel for national organiza-
conn StFaSnt GfSe n salary plus
Box 8o4-R. star ''' 'A''' IL -e''e''
SALESWOMAN.
An opening for pleasant, refined woman,
over 80, to take charge of good estab-
nShed clientele; small temporary bond re-
quired Box 214-L, Star.
CASHIER, 25 TO 35,
EspTy W3b in food shsskins excellent
and references in reply. Box 250-R, Star.
MILLINERY SALESLADIES.
cen ABLY a Mr f0TSf Wams Ex
Hollywood Shops, 1902 F st. NV
LUZIER SALESLADY.
Perm. if qualified. For appt., AID. 10415.
THREE WOMEN,
Attractige i @ to 90 neat to
company. Good income for willing workers.
See manager. TO IL am. 513 K st. NV.
HOSTESS, AGE 27 TO 40,
At least S years experience in
better class restaurants. Refer
enceS required. Excellent op-
portunity for advancement. State
last employment, age and educa-
ton in reply. Salary $3.50 per
month and meals. Do not reply
unless you meet above require
mentS. Box 174-R, Star.
MILLINERY SALESWOMEN,
must be thoroughly eXpe-
rienced. Apply Employment
Office, 4th floor, Lansburgh's
Dept. Store.
OFFICE-for regular, part
time work, permanent sched-
ules, good pay. Give full par
ticulars of previous eXpe-
rience. Box 182-V, Star.
SALESLADIES, EXPERT
ENCED IN COAT, DRESS
AND MILLINERY DEPTS.
APPLY HEARN'S, 806 7th
ST. NV.
SOLICITORS; part-tim e
work. 9 to II am. So day,
plus liberal commission. Call
DU. 1406 for appointment.
WANTED! CASHIERS FA-
MILIAR WITH N. C. R. 5000
MACHINES; ALSO BOOK
KEEPERS AND STENOGRA-
Pliers. STEADY POSI-
TIONS AND GOOD SALA-
RIES. ASK FOR MR..
LIBERT, 816 F ST. NV.
CLOTH OR FUR COAT
SALESGIRLS, EXP FRI
ENCED. Apply Personnel
dept, Second Floor, between
$50 and II am. only. GOLD
ENBERG'S, 7th & x.
MILLINERY SALESGIRLS,
EXPERIENCED. Apply Per-
sonnel dept, Second Floor,
between $50 and II am.
only. GOLDENBERG'S, 7th
& K.
THE HECHT co. requires the
services of thoroughly expert
enced millinery, dress and
coat salesWomen for seasonal
and part-time employment.
Apply Employment Office, be-
tween 10 and 11:30 am.
COMPARISON SHOPPER for
Well-knoWn dept. store, about
35 yrs. old; prefer ones who
has had dept. store or special
ty shop experience and is am
bilious. Fashion-sense ability
to evaluate merchandise and
knack of expressing self in
writing important. Give COM
plete details of qualifications
and experience. Replies con-
fidential. Box 473-L, Star.
Evening star., 1941-03-23

"o l. IL I4F1A iO L
1888 F ST. NV. Est. 90 Yrs.
HELP WANTED
MALE-FEMALE.
Mr.. BYRD'S DEPT-MALE
SALESMAN, jewelry store exp, married
INsURANcE ADJUsTER, casuefy, sure
ty positions; S30-S35 vk
son6MIifss%E ,PR>.Ss PEPf;M;MALE
tive, type: field accountant, construction
N'Hi sTENoeRaPHRRs, eSs la?4iRR several openings,
ass oS GsfIz p several sSs TX good OPEN
TYp1sTs, experienced and beginners.
-NaNs MISS fFoxs DEPT.-MALE
GR0CkpR GR0CK RRIyER; dTERxs age 1922 90. o,,z
TRUCK, , Driver, high school educa-
ERESSD EHfS pz{SfEPs RSH P ISEFER RsEPEs sever.,
FILLING Station MANAGER, prefer
zHHo HSs NSfHATIe KsfaATS Rs stes2H exp
TYPIsT cashier; a.s3ier;,,sg $50 wk:
Natl. CASH REG1sTER BKPR. oPR.;, l.,
MISS MISS YoUNc's DEPT.-FEMALE
ings
STENOG. SEC. legal. brokerage and
real estate openings Good salaries. Per-
manent positions.
MISS EASTS DEPT.
DRUG elk. (m.), local exp. cosmetic
girls, local store; soda girls; French gov
erness, maternity case exp; several open
ings.
COUNTER MAN, several openings.
Need 50-75 applicants daily. No charge
unless placed.
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 q ST NV Est Yrs
Evening star., 1941-03-23

GOLF DRIVING RANGE; on main hwy &
miles from Wash. in Virginia; gross. over
81 600 last year for mos: good for 81
600 to $4,000 year; living quarters: low
half cash. Ma 1928
Evening star., 1941-03-23

FRUIT AND GROCERY: making more
than good living; downtown; excellent
location and lease; $4,000 cash and terms
to good man; would take good car as
part payment; owner leaving city: you
can't go wrong by investigating; independ-
ence can be yours. Box ASSN. Star.
Evening star., 1941-03-23

OFFICE-for regular, part
time work, permanent sched-
ules, good pay. Give full par
ticulars of previous expe-
rience. Box 182-V, Star.
Evening star., 1941-03-23

GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. colored live
in: So week; no laundry; experienced;
references WA 1150
Evening star., 1941-03-23

SALESLADIES, EXPERT
ENCED IN COAT, DRESS
AND MILLINERY DEPTS.
APPLY HEARN'S, 806 7th
ST. NV.
Evening star., 1941-03-23
SALESWOMAN.

START own home business. Attractive
prontS selling guaranteed quality hosiery,
65c. Free samples. Washington Mer-
chandising Co, 720 1lth st NV
Evening star., 1941-03-23

COOK, 25-35. uniform size 1918; gen.
eral housework laundry; adults: new
house; Sundays off; permanent Job for
Evening star., 1941-03-23

MILLINERY SALESWOMEN,
must be thoroughly eXpe-
rienced. Apply Employment
Office, 4th floor, Lansburgh's
Dept. Store.
Evening star., 1941-03-23

Circle-2S rooms, baths, oil heat; beauti-
fully furnished: income exceeds S1,400
This excellent business furnishings and
property combined are for sale: 81, 500 cash
required to handle. Leta Lister, Adams
9440 or Adams 6623
Evening star., 1941-03-23

COOK, colored experienced able to cook
for about 90 people. Good pay Pleasant
kitchen. Steady work. Write address and
references Box 464-L. Star
Evening star., 1941-03-23

GIRL for afternoon. gh.w.; . in family;
must be good plain cook and within walk
ing distance; So wk Call after IL on
Sunday 1882 Columbia rd., Apt. 81.
Evening star., 1941-03-23

COOK, general houseworker: young. re-
liable. for employed couple. No laundry,
no Sundays. In Silver Spring. Call after
10 am Shepherd 42S5
Evening star., 1941-03-23
SITUATIONS WQMEN.

ASSISTANT, dentist or doctor, young, nice
personality. very willing. knowledge Of
typewriting; experienced. oxford 0264-R
Evening star., 1941-03-23

1IOO LJD, IlNII z to tOy
At least S years experience in
better class restaurants. Refer
enceS required. Excellent op-
portunity for advancement. State
last employment, age and educa-
ton in reply Salary $3.50 per
month and meals. Do not reply
unless you meet above require
mentS. Box TAR, Star.
Evening star., 1941-03-23

COOK, laundresS and housekeeper. part
time: exp. only need apply good refs
Call Sun. before Il noon. Adams 67O7.
COOK. INV. eXDer.. under 30; good ref
and health; good wages; in country; live in.
Falls Church 1854.
COOK and g.hw., exper., to live in; assist
care l child: city refs; $40 mo. 4531
Warren St n "
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-06-13

Irq, KET I'll NAel GnFIB rTe op
i.4 ! ~. i11Z.e. F,a-,l. ~ FArR
A&<&I@-n to E2Jcn1ka4l shing
News, II --2a-t 5Wo arttcl les from
tn1t lily III be sent 20 pA7Mor
foI 1.h.ai tlc~1 - the all ~: SIX III
iail~ The" ~ : che1i stry lote books
2lu BY Peggy 5kinson, who chose
'Iod5-na' TOT her topic and mother
by Virginia SU@Ar, whose sGh ct
". lane s h3t1 cs". S@v1r4I OF ar
note books Will be sent but they
have not yet been chosen.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-06-13

The -.nnuAl Al 5',nu4y Sarvl-
ces Will Be obs ,rvsd 5-nd:.y even
ing, Jun , IS - SOC pm I'll tn,
Comnuni ty Hill. The Re-. Jamas
P. Sne-.o lid Rev. Pat erorty wi IL
be in ch4rg9 Of the sarvicas
Spaci.1 music Is being arr41ged,
Ind all persons in the Valley are
cordially invi tee to attend tni S
specill sarvica.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-06-13

Il Il CcUW IT. 11174r7311 NC
The regular Nc4ota'y Meeting
Of the Ali Council Eus - IN the
Extension office ~ NYlFay evening
june 8. DaUallcts l27.141s I'D = els
cussicn Of thu rro..r 81 I<.r HI Sun
day Wer2 n de. Fl~A5 or dacora-
ton Of tie Hall -: - "a charg2
Of Mr.. He'll 2onst, 49, 4lla3o1l i
chairman OF tlleprtc All ;c1nmi ttaa
and Mrs. S"oboda in 1harge Of pub
licity.
tt WAS decided thau IN order
to rails suffici ent funds to send
eight dalcgates to th3 Roundup that
another dance should b. halo some
time in July. Mr.. Neavills WIS o.
lacted to Succeed Mr.. Olsen, who
has LETT for the Outside IS Chair-
man for tbs next dance,
Discussion OF tentative plans
that h@o been dram I'D by thu Ex-
tension workers concerning the
Southwestern Boy A-rI Camp Co be
h9ld July "a, Ind 8 VS. submit tt2d
by the sxtanaior Aeant5.
Lloyd Olsen sptri tied nj $ res
ignition IS Secretary c. tn Al
Council duo to his v4c.4t: oning in
the ot-t.s NO because HI S future
plans are ind -fInit1. Mrs. Bill
WAS elected SecraUary as his succ-
essor.
Miss 5teph anson IL scussco pl1.n.
for Al booths to be set up 1T the
Fir in august.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-06-13

Elders L.Hawelctt Ind C. Tho
mas, who are stationed in anchor
age as nj ssh onarias OF thu b.orlaan
Church vi s1ted the Valley on Tues
Gay and aeon asday il. making pl ans
for u tour that will be M:.1e by
Off cials Of the Norman Church CT
Salt Lake City wi thin the next ten
days.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-06-13
FRUIT Tr}T77S SURVIVE WINTER

FRUIT TrErs SURVIVE WINTER
Cherry: p3a1, crab, anG other
apple trees Planted at the 9-zncri.-
mont 5Uat OIL Lave como 5hr1 The
winter in fine condition. pr-c1z-'
ilnotoly 81 p having survived tnoir
thlr7 winter Some O.: the trees
show worry s15 ght f1oezo 7o> K Of
5ho new WOOD, but on tho whole arc
moklng good gains.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-06-13

LAID USE PLANTING COM.
lambs, hut y=oldod the light
est floocos. TIC Experiment Gtati on
and the k.-3 II. Co have boon cooper
ating in coll cc7ng wool samples
from sc sheep heIo IN tho Vail OF for
the purpose Of olalJzlnG TIC WOOL
IS to ITS co1aJ,aao a5ivo valuo VI I'll
wool from oJl2c- pats Of tho coun.
try. The e211r1c Woeo skipped to
doshingtc r.. 2 :. &c tho Duoocu OF
Animal Industry. where thoJ Ill be
aIlclyzcf. aMd tao results returned
to the Valley.
The co.u1l!;coo desired 80 moot
vi tn Director 0l@-oyd. who plans to
10 horo TIC eirgu OF roxt uook, and
q anoc5o1 -co-ln3 Ct tho Lend Uyo
Pla ln1ng Commit 5oo Will PROBABLY be
hold aL thai tl11u.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-06-13
IA. IS IL II,

rA.-}5 IL JAIL.
Bob HoIbaugh, VT: arro3tol
last Trosdoy FOR roc-1oss driving
End was sentenced TO SIKH days in
tho Aa;-oraGc jci1. Iocbor2h vas
giVcM q sSapcndod sont oncc last
Mare
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31
Sheriff Sues for S225, 900
Over Van Wagner Articles

~roIIEF>oN Tskrs ALL
DAVIS IN VAN NAG NTR
CASE. Prosecutor Thor TollefSon
persisting IN n. investigation q
the escape of John n Var Way
nsr from the county jail. Monday
Vas obtaining sffdsvits from
various persons connected with the
case"
Piled by sulgres.
To pause a moment. the actual
flung % the document WAS done
In person by L y. Sulgrovs. Ia.
coma labor attorney. who il asso-
ciated in launching the cas-, with
the Seattle firm 81 Vanderveer
Bassett a Geisness. II was Sui
grove before whom IS notary pub
lie, BJorklund subscribed and
swore TO the complaint for dam
ages.
Copies OF the complaint were
served late Wednesday AFTERNOON
on Frank W. Power. publisher Of
The Tacoma Times. and Mel
VOORHEES, by Deputy Sheriff Art
Varco.
More on Affidsyits
Fourth cause Of action for an
other $4,000 is based or the fol.
lowing which appeared Aug =.
"Tollefson takes sffidsvits in Van
wagner case probe: Prosecutor
Thor Tollefson continuing his .f-
forts TO find evidence Of bribery
IN the strange escape Of John
r. Van Wagner from the county
jail. took affidavits from various
law enforcement officials involved
Thursday"
Fifth cause: Aug. II: Three
prisoners write affidavits in Van
Wagner case. signs Of official
Tx growing Van Wagner
gained bis freedom when his bail
was reduced from $50. 900 to S..
600. bond WAS posted. and he was
turned loose when police and
sheriffs men appeared to ignore a
governors warrant from Massa-
ehusetts for his further denten-
ton
Sixth cause: On Sept. .. In
These Times" by Mel voorhees,:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31
Accident Victims
Funeral Saturday

PUYALLUP-Last rites for John
Dahl. 81. killed in an accident at
Willapa Wednesday morning. will
be held at the Wrgley and Gle
ments chapel. Puysllup. Saturday
at p. m. with Rev. r. S. Tollefson
officiating
Dahl came to the state from Nor
way IS years ago and for nine years
had lived with his family at Al
COMA. He was an employe Of the
Pete Brudwald Logging company
and a member Of the Eagles lodge
at Hoquiam. He IL survived by his
wife, Ethel: two sons, John. IT.. and
Edward; two daughters. the Misses
Esther and Martha. and two BROTH
ers. Olaf and Edward Dahl of
Petersburg, Alaska.
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$4,000 libel on the sheriff.
character. ~PRo>ECIToR A.
SERTS Hr SEES EVIDENCE
or POSSIBLE BRIBE N RE
LEASE or VAN WAGNER. Van
Wagner. arch member n = no.
tarious gang ~ huneo artists was
allowed n escape from the
county jail nine days ago.
And on the same date IN the
column These Times" by Mel
Voorhees, Investigation - and
fumigstion-badly are needed in
the smelly wake 81 John Van
Wagner. He = the individual
who last week was permitted to
walk from Pierce County jail.
although wanted in four states
An two other counties in this state
and despite the fact local police
for three previous weeks had held
q warrant from the governor Of
Massachusetts for his arrest
Third cause Of action IS claimed
from publication on Aug. 4 Of this;