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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

Terry" As If released from a
spell, Elaine ran to the surf and
waded in up To her knees.
Terry Terry! Come here. Come
quickly"
AS her voice echoed around the
cove. Kay stared out toward
Hurricane House and dimly.
curving around the little island
promontory which ended I'm the
dock, she could make out the
slender suggestion of a sailboat.
Simon, Kay, Elaine, and now
Terry! Was coincidence going to
make everyone-"return to the
scene?
Terry"
The singing had stopped now.
Terrys voice sounded, taut,
anxious:
What is it? I'll be right
there"
Kay saw the boats mainsail
crumple down. Tsere was a
splash OF the anchor being tossed
into the bay and then a softer
splash as Terry dived overheard.
Soon his head was visible
moving through the water toward
them. Elaine waded out 10 meet
him. AS his tall form emerged
from the shallow water, she
clutched his arm convulsively.
Thank God you've come"
She dragged him forward. Kay
hurried TO him. The tropical
tuxedo he had worn at dinner
was gone and he was dressed
only In a pair OF swimming
trunks. There was something al
most pagan about his strong,
young body coming like that out
Of the sea. He stared blankly
from Elaine TO Kay.
What is it? What are you
doing here ?"
Then he saw Simon. She was
standing again straight in front
OF them. all the hysteria drained
out of her, very still and cold.
Simon! What's happened?
What. ?"
Slowly Simon stepped aside
and Terry could see the figure or
the sand behind her.
Good heavens!"
The boy sprang TO Ivor and
dropped on his knees at his side.
The three girls watched. Quickly
his fingers moved over the sodden
white coat, the dark, sprawled
legs. Then he looked up. In the
moonlight his young face was
contorted with horror.
He's he's dead. isn't he ?"
Yes" said Simon. He's dead"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

by Weekly Rights
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

Continued on Page 21)
Evening star., 1941-10-26
by Hugh B. Cave
Illustrated by A. N. Smpkin

some devil and the best guide in Ontario
The two Americans were surely not sports
men. They had brought no clothes or tackle
of their own. Willie Tripp had to supply
everything. When in the cold bite of the morn
ing Willie and Kim swung the canoe from the
car and lifted the packs from the rear seat,
the Americans sfivered looked glum.
IT'S four-mile hike in to First Lake."
Kim smiled, adjusting the pack straps.
They didn't joke when the unaccustomed
weight of the packs rubbed their knees. They
cursed, and Kim knew then that he would
earn every cent of his four dollars day
wages. With sinking heart he adjusted his
own pack swung the canoe to his shoulders
and began the four-mile walk in to First Lake.
They hated him for that first portage. At
First Lake they opened bottle of whiskey
and drank without offering him any. When
he set up camp at Third Lake, they kept their
distance. The trout were rising, but they
showed no interest.
Kim made good supper, then went to get
water for the dishes The stiffness of approach
ing night affected him deeply About now
Aggie would be going to the dance with Hawk.
The thought was disturbing.
I'VE apt to meet many people on this trip,
bud?' Peters asked him later, in the tent.
Evening star., 1941-10-26

You're not starting out with us, Hawk"
There's dance tomorrow night" Hawk
said, grinning. 81 wouldn't miss it for the
world!'
Kim looked at Aggie and was silent feeling
his lips against his teeth.
Kim planned to 60 to the dance, too,"
Aggie said, on her feet now. her eyes defiant
With you?" Hawk asked, elaborately lift
ing his brows.
'Yes, with me"
Then I'll take you. Hows that, kid?
That straightens everything out, don't it,"
Kim knew it did not, but could find no
words.
IT ISN'T everyone I'd do it for" Hawk
declared magnanimously. II had another girl
picked out But if a fellow can't do his own
brother favor -" He turned to Aggie and
winked, wink neither subtle nor secret. II
guess you won't mind having me substitute,
will you, Aggie?"'
Aggie's lip trembled. Her eyes were bright
with expectancy for moment, looking at
Kim. Then she turned away and laughed.
well, l never hoped to be asked out by the
great Hawk Wanender!"
Kim suspected no sarcasm in that. He
knew only that his brother Hawk was hand.
Evening star., 1941-10-26

Kim said it was not likely they would
meet anyone at all, and Peters seemed pleased.
He was heavy. forid man. Smiling thinly
at the slender, swarthy, too handsome Martin,
he said, Il told you.'
Hawk will be here tomorrow" Kim said
Then we'll move on"
THE quicker the better" Martin said.
But Hawk did not come. The hot listless
day dragged on without sign of him. Night
fell. and Kim kept fire burning. Don't
worry" he told the two men. He'll be here"
Anxiously he watched the trail.
But by the next noon they were. out of
patience The hell with him" !" Peters a,arled
You're guide. yourself. Let's get started!"
But"
The hell with him.
Kim Warender had to fight down an
attack of panic. I'VE -w we'll go on, sort of
slow" he yielded, ''and let Hawk overtake
u.s. Could he tell them the trip ahead was
intricate, dangerous? That he'd been over the
ground only once before? That he was scared?
4HEY broke camp after the midday meal. A
string of small lakes slipped past. That night
they camped on Bierce, Kim little more sure
of himself, his two companions dog tired and
complaining.
''You might try your luck on some Of the
mountain trout in this piece of water" Kim
suggested They're Beauties
Its too late" Martin growled.
They'll strike in the dark. Weight your
line and fish Deep"
The hell with it. They'll keep"
Kim shrugged it off. He made tea and
hunkered down on cedar log by the fire. He
was not missing Hawk as much as he had
anticipated. From the tent, where the two
men played cards, shrilled Peters voice
damning the mosquitoes.
Kim smiled. His wards did not like mos
quitoes They did not like portages, or getting
their feet wet, or eating out of tin dishes
MIR. Peters and Mr.. Martin were utterly out
of place here. The majesty of lake and trail
had not impressed them; the deep. brooding
mystery of the bush at night left them cold.
Why had they come?
He heard Peters damning the mosquitoes
again. Slipping small bottle of pine tar and
olive oil from his pocket, he thrust open the
flaps of the lighted tent.
Instinctively and swiftly Peters whirled to
face him, IT. his taut hand an automatic
pistol Kim held his breath, staring at the
stiff gray face of him.
For gosh sake, make more noise when you
walk in on guy!' Peters shrilled. Angrily he
thrust the gun into his pocket.
Martin looked at them both, and laughed.
(Continvsd on poos slsvsn)
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Il Short Story Complete in This Issue

4 4
RDIM WARRENDER said it over in his mind
for the third time and at last found
- courage enough to say it aloud. Willie
Tripp he began awkwardly, has got party
lined up for me and Hawk, week after next.
We might be in the bush most month"
Aggie smiled at him across the dim-lit
parlor. She was knitting sweater for her kid
brother, the youngest one. The lamp yellowed
the sofa on which her slim body was curled.
That's fine, Kim"
you suppose, seeing won't be around all
that while there's the dance tomorrow night
and -" Kim wished he had his brothers
knack of talking 81 mean -"
Eyes, Kim? - You mean what?"
She was 50 beautiful she took Kjm's breath
away. Are you asking to take me to the
dance Kim?"
Don't you feel easy with girls, Km?''
1T isn't that. I'm tongue-tied, that's all.
I'm clumsy. Hawk, now, he'd"
"Yes, know"
I'm the bush l know how to 60 about
things" Kim muttered. Here I'm different"
That, he knew, was not entirely true. In the
woods he did what Hawk told him. He'd never
made an important trip alone.
You're not clumsy, Kim Warrender, in
the woods or out You're quiet, that's all.
Aggie seemed almost angry, saying that.
There's others might be better off for being
quiet, too, though I'm naming no Names"
Then you'll go to the dancer"
YES" she said And be proud to-"
Kim scowled at the empty space beside her
and resolved to occupy it. He stood up, tall,
awkward, self conscious. I'm twenty" he
thought II know my own mind. I'm making
good money" That was the big thing, this
sudden discovery that he was now able to
support wife He could have the job of run
ming Kelbum's Camps on Tendinenda next
summer, at pay that would keep wife
comfortable in a good house while he was
away logging in the winter.
1T isn't 50 much the dance that's on my
mind, Aggie 1t -"
That was all he had time for The front
door WAS noisily thrust open and Hawks
voice doomed in the hall, Hey, kid! You
here?" Then Hawk came into the parlor with
Willie Trip, who ran the store.
Couple of New York fellows drove in
while ago and want to make trip" Hawk
said. "Willie's outftting them and we're
guiding them. You leave at daybreak.'
"Why - why sure, Hawk" Kim said.
GO along to the hotel with Willie and
meet them and help Willie make up the
packs. You'll guide them in to Third Lake
alone. They can fish Third for day, until l
catch up with you.'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-11

Pierce county commissioners
again Tuesday afternoon passed
the opportunity 10 award a con-
tract for ala dump trucks 10 be
used In the districts ~ Commits
sioners Melton and schiarb.
They listened politely 10 a eou-
pie 81 hours q sales talks. then
decided that Al noon Wedus aday
they would look over samples. and
invited bidders 10 have the models
ready IN the alley back Of the
courthouse a that time.
County Engineer Ernest White
submitted a taoulAtlOn u adjusted
net bids after trsas-ln allowances
sales tax and all had been com
putsd.
This showed the following net
bids. including aitsrnatss: Irwin
Jones Motor Co. I1zes37s. iiz~
ss5 -. Sis11o7s and sis47s -
Tacoma gHC Truck 90 sfz.s5z 81
and Ef4sso.z0. Rainier Equipment
ca seattle. ftsf40 - Winthrop
Motor Co. fi4. 100 International
Harvester Co. as Dos - and Ace
Motor TrUes Co. 1880.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-11

ware art salary hdll fhis year over
las, was TT per rent N. first
five mpnshs. snd IN May the isss
month for whsrh this figure 10
svalishi.. the inrfsss. over the
same month ~ iesa wss si.s p>s
cent. Alss In favpr ~ tbs h<.f
hosns .ownsrship increase IN nj
teen years 10 IN. fact that right
na~, real wages are increasing
IN that there IL = considerably
wider margin between money
wages and the cost ~ living %.
day than thsfs ~ss even IN the
spring
rndioost said that savings
building ana ioaa associations
which finance = third ~ N. dol
lar volume ~ current hams purs
chas. and hnme millfiinE under
tahings ara having = record volssfas
81 applications and ~ leans Efsaf.
sd and no bsiisvss !, wsIl k~sp
up.
Mot % he overlooked Il tho
fact that when increased wages
80 into the purchase ~ hnmss
which are already built there 4
no drain. In any way. upon the
supply ~ raw and manufactured
materials which the country hss
10 have for tie srsnsmsntn' he
continued. Thus mass ana more
buying ~ existing homes |. "a.
peetsd 10 10 the dominant fsstof
In IN. nest tw.ivs months homs
ownership increases
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-11
To Rededicaie
Church Sunday
Rev. II. L. Foss TO
Conduct Services

GIG HARBOR-The work Of re-
building and redeeorating the
olalla Evangelical Lutheran church
Is now completed and Rev. n. l..
Foss. Pacific district president of
tho Lutheran church. Will conduct
redediostory services Sunday AT }
?, m.
Percy Cox. county superiniend-
emit Of schools. will 10 guest
speaker ~ the Rosedsie PIT. A.
meeting Thursday at SAL m.
The next meeting Of Gig Harhor
Townsend club will he st the
Founders Day picnic 10 be held at
Hammond park. SD and SITS. Ia
coma. on Sunday.
Al the card party sponsored by
Tahoma Camp. r. y. A, At the
Fortnightly hall Saturday. honors
went as follows Contract. Mrs.
George Ford and Mrs A. Richard
son; auction. Mrs. Bert Udden-
berg and Mr.. Chris Thompson.
pinochle. Miss Lucy Goodman and
Mr.. Moe.
Leaves for South
Miss Martha u. Monzingo left
Tuesday for her home at Oakland.
Cal. following visit with her
brother. Or. A. 3. Monzingo. and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mccullooh
Of Bozemsn. Mont. were guests
Monday OF Mr. and Mrs. c. y.
Shaw.
Mrs. George knutzen Of Shore
acres will leave Thursday for San
Diego, Cal, for an indefinite stay.
The Gig Harbor library has
moved from the Crescent Valley
schoolhouse to the Paul s. Dorsey
building. near the post office. The
library will b. open Wednesdays
from 2 to p. m. June Van Cor
don won the library reading con-
test and WAS presented with q
book by the president Of the
library association. Mrs. Lyle
Damon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-11

Meanwhile curhs on ins,ailmsnt
credit for consumers good. ~iIl
play their part no, only IN help.
inc the nation flnanc. its srms.
ment program but alan IN turning
loose some purchasing power for
acquisition 81 homes. both those
already built and thos. newly %
he built. tho savings and loan
executive said.
TO people who have BEEN or~at.
ing FOR themselves monthly liens
upon their salaries 20 pay for all
the goods now chased by the Fed
erai Reserve BOARD IS consumers
durable good which are 10 he
bought on iess liberal financing
terms. the September curb viii
mean more ability 10 pay Tor an
even more durable Eoods. via. q
hous. and lot" said Endleatt.
Even ON the same income a. thsy
formerly had they could afforI
the monthly payments for = homs
10 . savings and loan institution,
once they no longer have go many
obligations for radios. rofrig.ra-
tors. dishwashsrs and such which
they are now using IN their rented
quarters Hut by and large they
VIII have increased incomes. and
fewer uses for them. and turning
the money In N. direction 81 .
home will be natural.
T'hs Increase in the nation :
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-11

szeiai al ara apartments Far tss
dean - wemsn ard asnsRsf -
- CanmaHs Removal ~ ssusf<nt
activities aasffsfs snd IN cena-
nrns fren tle~kFth snd Jeae-
halls slH prnStis spsee naaeh
usesissi g. classsuanss zns sfnIa.
lstfaslxe nffless
Thcaxh registration = sffrrtsa
~ sAe asfsus< pfugrana. sntzs
80 han. ~ eouens a~smItcFy
= filled ard fc~ssns - rftxsts
kefnss are rsiss registered Qsszf'
tsfs ~ fst.nassn sna serhenaF-.
have nsea rfpsl.iesi ~ ne fsnz=f'
siei dwelling hosa-s. nesF -
sputhssn ecunasry a shs sAmpsss
purchased last fan.
starts >~xt w~~s
The college, Ssar hsssas Munasy
sept "a Frrshm~n viii rsetstss
sHa eeasait with faculty ssfvts-r,
the first three dsvs Upper clxss
sssnfsnts VIII - registered thurs
Ia sna Friday
The annual faculty retreat n.
dsseussson - ire rrsr's risns I'll
10 held Saturday sept IA 81
t.ssks ina m ina Seattle fssum<
Highway
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-11
c. P. S. Student Union Building
Shows Lumber Industry Advance
Structure VIII Be Ready for Use
Late in October or EorlY November

A. 10 College ~ Puget snuna
prepares faf ne 49, yesF - sdas
raizen asd community s<fvtse. ~
tsfesf ssntsH= IL IN 49, Stssasnl
unien hantlse HsNrsne seuHrassicn
~ ths eofn<r = - tith sna
I.Nrcnes st. This Interest = aas
u - fact tnst Besides Ensstirx :
vital requirement = ~ admir-
istszgiea sna stastent hastv. ths
tgiaiine nj - Demonstration
a r~esag developments - ths
iuml~f Industry
ThfouKh re cooperation - r.
snns iaushsf Interests TIE interior
finish uin - entirely - wccf
r,yNood VII caxsr ths walls Is
make re backgrounds = ths 90.
fsrsns styles 81 dsreFatlun which
Win - used Caninks have beer
specially designed 70 confarn with
the general scheme II = ex.
p~ctrd that the building viii -
ready fer occupancy Tire last %
ociahef or frat a. November.
<-cisi W.ii rresis~s
Housed IN the rev Building vii
- ths student esgaasssgsens pub
Heatiun offices. heahsscFe ana ths
Commons. There also All - =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-11
Local Artist Designs Own
Home Along Modern Lines
{. A. Sims Combines Town ond Country
Features in Dwelling on North Union
By Hal. NELSON

Most ~ have very definite ideas Of the ideal home but
few Of Us the talent 70 transfer those ideas blue
print . them cryStazed in concrete. lumber and
glass We know what but must rely on others
bring our suggestions into being
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-11

which represents rs personal con-
eeption Of beauty and convenience
Naturally. al q - must give
consideration 10 financial limits
tons in realizing our desires for
the ideal home but aside from that.
the new Sims residence ~ 1914
North Union Is material evidence
Of an artists desire for q home Of
his own design.
As the accompanying photo
graphs viii reveal. the house Is
modernistie. combining character
istics Of both beach and city dwell
ing. At first sight, one might ex-
pect 10 see such house high on
rocky cliff overlooking the Pa
eific ocean while a detailed In
spection will reveal all the con-
veniences and necessary require
ments Of a town house. II il built
to live in As well ss TO appeal 10
the eve Of the paSser by.
The house contains five rooms
with the garage attached. The
Norge oil-burning Fastemp fur
mace and air conditioning plant is
located in an utility room adjoin-
ing the garage. II is Of fiat roof
design. making use Of the area
over the garage for \ sun deck. II
Is accessible through a retractihle
stairway in the utility room.
Constructed Of concrete building
units and Super-Harboard and EN-
ploying Fuller 2. c. glass block in
both the living room and the kit
chen. the house gives one the inn
preston of being much larger than
II really is.
The use OF rock wool insulation
assures maximum efficiency from
the modern heating and air con-
ditioning plant
George Dow a. Sons plumbing
installation carries out artist Sims
beauty and convenience theme in
complete harmony with other in
terror furnishings. The same may
be said OF the unusually attractive
kitchen cabinets and lumber trim
furnished by the Gray Lumber
company.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-11
New General Auditor
For u. p. Ry. Named

Rudolph wipprechi. - assist,
ant general auditor ~ Union Pa
cifie railroad. has been appointed
general auditor 10 succeed Hugh
A. Toiand who died last week. i,
was announced today by " N
LETTERS president.
Mr.. wipprecht entered SERVES
Of the railroad in February. 1918.
- special accountant for me
Oregon Short Line a. salt Lake
City.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-11
Debate on Program
OF Y.M.B.C. Friday

A dsbzts On "Aii-onf Al 70
Britain ard Union soa Are Daa'
gsrots Pogieiss" ali - tne feature
q ths program 70 b. given a. ths
f8nehs0n meeting 81 the Young
Ma B1s.asss eigs al Hotsi Win
throp FRIDAY aeon.
Robert ) PsaFszli nil have ths
Affirmative ard George Hsiirer
tns negative
Thsfs s1ii - question and
answer psriod AZ the close of the
debate
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-11
Buying City and
Farm Mortgages

CHICAGO - Basrd upon their
purchases during IN. first half ~
THIS year. life Insurance companies
ara Investing about t2.71i sss
every business day In sl,y ard
farm mortgages. a statsmsnt BY
the Mortgage Bankers Association
n America said to-day. mi. /.
about - per cent more than these
Institutional Investors were pur.
chasing q year ago ~hsa daily
purchases Nsfe running sboat
szzli $40
This gain. said Dean ~ Hill az.
sociation president. reflects bath
the higher urban building activity
a. well as ths improving Doai,lon
Of farm mortgages In thu invest.
msnt field.
Hili announced That two nation.
ally known Insurance. figures.
George y. Van achsics. vice pfssl.
dent in charge II the real estate
and mortgage loan departments ~
The Asw YORK Llfs Insurance. Co
snG John A. Lloyd. superintendent
o. Insurance ~ Ohlo have accepted
Invitations ~ SPEAK e ihs assoei.
ati0na zsth annual convention ln
ssN Yors Mr.. Lord speaks Oct
z and Mr. Van schsiek 90 ths
foilOsinE day NJ. Van Hfhaiek
uas superintendent n Insurance
for Hsz Yofs fran 1895 - 1880
Taxing the 77s.73i mortgages If
$40 000 snd isss. sEEfsssting ~.
az sas 600 estimated " hags bern
recorded ~ ths nation IN ins fret
Hix months. tas average mortgage
must HAYS BEER sToand 81 as. On
tina basis insasFanes company funds
must have Dsen fssp0ns5bis for
around ia sss Mortgages IN the
first half a this ys4f, NJ. Hiii
aAl1.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-11
Plumbing Industry Now Turns to
Use Of Plasiics for Shower Stalls

shower cabinet made of plastic panels Is the newest
contribution of the plumbing industry the conservation
of iron and steel needed in the national defense program
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-11

industry 20 the conservation
national defense program.
The wall panels ~ the shower
cabinet are made Of impfegnated
plastic covered with triple coat
Of enamel baked On AZ = tsnpera-
turs of 300 degrees. Tests have
shown, according 10 the msnufsc-
turer that panels II this material
will not absorb water. do not rist.
and are arid-resistlng
The only steel used IN the con.
stniction Of the cabinets ls a heavy
gauge steel for tho four uprghts
and the top frame
The plastic shower cabinet IL
made In three standard Sizes with
interchangeable sid. panels. Like
all-steei cabinets. u il shipped
knocked down and il easily assem-
hled at the point ~ installation.
All parts inteflock 10 form a
sturdy. solid. oak.proof unit An.
other distinctive feature ~ the
plastic shower cabinet IL the fact
that no nuts or bolts are uscd In
the assembly 81 the unit
While one manufacturer offers
a shower cabinet made ~ flbroua
plastic, another has developed n
shower head made Of thermal plas-
tic. Another inp.vatlon IL a closet
seat with a plastic core and plastic
finish. plssiies are also being ussd
for faucets and handles for fstraot-
able rnslng sprays On kitchen
sinks. PlAsties made their initial
appearances IN the plumbing and
heating Industries some years ago
~ handles for valves and washers
for faucets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-11
Defense Industry
Credits Bolstered
WASHINGTON Fedt

WASHINGTON - Federal Loan
Administrator Jesse X. Jones
Wednesday announced authorize
ton OF more than Si1 ,o00. 900 In
credits for defense industries.
Largest item was an increase
OF S6.763,5s0 in a lease agreement
between the Defense Plant Corp.
and the General Electric Co. for
construction Of new facilities nj its
Erie. Pa, plant where naval equip
ment will be produced.