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Evening star., 1941-10-04
Repairing Renovzing . Modernizing Homes
Tomorrow's Home Out of Yesterday House
Via the Eberly Plan

Since you bought that house, time has taken
a forward step. Perhaps your family
requirements have changed The Ebery
Plan suit your present home to those
needs, Make it thoroughly modern in
equipment practical in arrangement.
The wife will appreciate new kitchen
fixtures You will all enjoy modern bath
equipment. Papering and painting will put
new atmosphere into the home. Perhaps
heating plant should be installed both
for economy of operation and efficiency.
These may sound like major operations
but they will all be achieved within
reasonable cost when done with the
3-C's of The Eberly Coordination,
Cooperation, Collaboration.
Give it serious thought and have an Eberly
Plan Supervisor come to think it through
with you.
Here's an answer to that frequent question
How about the money to pay for it?
The Eberly Financing Plan will budget it
on terms to suit you. All done in our own
oh1ce-just between ourselves.
A. Eberly's Sons
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she has talked with him. every
thing will be Strengthened out. She
wants to keep emotionalism out Of
this. and that Is why she doesn't
want TO have you interfere. II you
saw him first. he might be influ-
enced by what happened in Mem
phis. She wants to discuss certain
matters with him sensibly, practi-
cally. logically. Then II he still
wants to 20 through with his
promise to marry you. she'll step
out OF the picture. But she insists
on seeing him first"
The lady doesn't seem to be any
too confident OF her own powers, p"
Kay said. a Jeering note in her
voice. otherwise, shed be willing
to meet Barry with me-to let him
choose then. once and for all which
one OF us he wants. You may tel,
her for me that l think she's 4
poor sport and a hard loser"
Dick smiled, but the gun in hi
hand didn't waiver.
Naturally. I'll tell her nothing
OF the sort. How do you think
Continued on Page is, Column s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11

Tillicum Resident
Jailed for Larceny

Charged vita packing - IRE
equipment Of a service station
which he Rased from Stanley
Roth. Dave Smith. IS. nhcum.
was In the county jail "Wednesday
on a criminal complaint Of grand
larceny.
Smith Il alleged 70 have taken =
camera, revolver. cash register.
carpenter tools and oil drums when
he dismantled the service station.
located al Tilhcum. The sheriff
also holds an arrest warrant for
Grant Smith. whose car was sup
posed to have been used in trans
porting the stolen property.
One Of the state witnesses II
George Baydo. who was convicted
OF false advertising in Justice
Blanche Funk Miller's court Mons
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11
Actions in Divorce

Granted on October 30, 1896. an
interlocutory decree of divorce by
Vera L. from Clarence NJ. Wick
was filed with the county clerk
Tuesday by Attorney Rex Roude-
bush. A final decree was granted
Beatrice from Edward L. Kneip.
New divorce actions were filed
by Juanita against William II. T.
Berry. charged burdensome home
life; Nellie against George Miku-
Itch. charging cruelty and non
support; Doris against Russell
Olson, charging burdensome home
life.
Interlocutory DEGREES of divorce
were granted Wednesday to Lola
from Norman Carlson. Serene d.
from C. Philo Harwood, Irene
from Arthur Anderson. Jewell
from MILFORD Geving, Katherine
from Gordon Hardy, Margaret NJ.
from Phillip w. Neumann, Mabel
NJ. from Robert B. Pierce, jr.,
Pansy I. from James c. Parker.
A final decree was granted 10
Florence Violet from Evert Chris
tan Nensen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11
Nodded MacdrOr1
Women Drivers Should Have
Own Highways. Says Reader

Bv CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey I've finally TO the point where
Just have to sound off bit drivers COM
pletely whacy and have decided that column Is as
good any IN which to do it. I've also decided that all
those te remarks about drivers full OF meaning
and therefore their triteness should be excused.
Every time have close shave whether 1t be on city
streets on the broad highways it's with driven by
They either to fast or-whats worse-too SLOW
They can't to keep with the usual steady stream
of traffic And another thing they to have habit OF
dumping" the red lights Every time that happen my
blood bois And car way down the highway
hogging the road may rest assured that feminine
@road-hogger" is behind the wheel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11
New Ferry


Tahlequah community looked
Ike a ghost village strung out
along the beach just before mid
night Tuesday night when the new
Black Ball ferry crosline arrived
10 take over the Tahlequah-Ta-
coma run from the little Skansie
ferry Fox Island.
Much footing OF whistles an
nounoed the event To the whole
beach resort and every porch
sprouted its own aggregation Of
night-shirted residents. all enter
ing into the spirt Of the thing.
Banshee yells from the beach
mingled with the toots.
The Crosline laid over night at
Tahlequah slip and started its
first run in the new service We'd
nesday morning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11
Charges Japanese
Phoiographing
Navy Yards, Ships

WASHINGTON - Secretary OF
he Navy Frank Knox said here
hat japanese are photogrsphing
U. $. naval yards and vessels and
aid that legal restraints are
needed TO stop this activity.
Knox made the statement in re-
sponse TO reporters questions after
appearing at a secret session OF
the senate naval affairs commit
tee which Is considering bill
prohibiting photographs, sketches.
plans or models of naval objects.
A penalty OF six months in jail
and a $500 fine is provided.
U. =. naval objects, foreign
naval vessels or aircraft In
L. 3. territorial waters, or de-
Tense articles prepared for the
navy or for any foreign gov
eminent whose defense IL
deemed vital to the defense
Of the United States, would
come under the ban.
This language would prevent
occurrence OF the Malaga Incl
dent, when photographs Of the
British battleship were published
In newspapers.
Knox described the pending bill
as a mild proposal to prohibit
the innocent taking of photo
graphs which might benefit I'M
friendly powers.
When a reporter suggested II
might curb activities of Japanese
Knox said:
They're doing Il now"
After hearing Knox. the COM
mittee approved the bill and also
another measure designed to pro-
tect naval establishments. The
second bill would create a special
force Of civilian guards. The COM
mittee reduced the authorization
for the new force from $4,000. 900.
approved by the house, to $780,
600. which it estimated would
permit employment of about $50
men.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11

OF course, q woman never has
xny regard for pedestrians. she
just plunges ahead and lets those
on foot scramble out Of her way
like 20 many ants trying TO dodge
. scven-lesgue boot.
And getting back TO traffic
lights again, those women who do
respect them always make 1t a
point to kin their engines and %
hold up traffic. the light chang
ing two OF three times In the
meantime.
Another thing that's not in their
favor il the fact that women are
less likely to think and act quickly
under sudden stress. Drivers
should be people with good CO.
ordination and steady nerves.
Whenever there il an accident.
you can rest assured that the
woman involved had the right Of
way. They always do - 30 they
say. And have you ever noticed
that just ss soon a. q woman
driver finds herself In trouble. she
takes on that sI-want-to-see-the-
manager" attitude and starts de-
handing her rights" II makes
me sick,
You may put me down as .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11
Council Will Hold
Additional Meetings

Though only Mayor Harry P.
Cain seemed enthusiastic over the
idea. the city council agreed We'd
nesday TO try his plan Of holding
three brief additional meetings
each week, on Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Fridays for administrative
purposes.
The mayors plan to hold the
meetings At . o'clock struck snags
In opposition OF Commissioners
A. r. Bergersen and r. d. O'Neil.
who said they were required to
hold consultations with their de-
partment heads at that hour
Hence the meeting time will be
10 O'Clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11
Menlo Park District
Will Get City Light

Extension Of City Light service
to the Menlo park district, south
Of the city. requested in a petit
ton from as residents. was APP
proved by the council Wednesday.
A favorable report was re-
turned to City Clerk Genevieve
Martin Tuesday by Utilities Com
missioner R ID. O'Neil, but with
an expression Of doubt by Light
Supt Vern Kent as TO when the
line can be built.
Cost Of the extension. estimated
at s5,405.20. can be paid off by
regular revenue Kent reported.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11

promoter Of the idea Of separate
highways for men and women
Maybe then we men drivers could
move In traffic with some degrees
q safety. FED UP.
Dear Fed Up: I think that the
feminine readers Of this column
who are also capable drivers are
going 10 have = great deal 20 say
20 you They're going 60 tell
you how terribly unfair your let
ter II and what's more they'll be
able 20 prove n.
For one thing. police records
win show that one Of the main
causes Of traffic accidents IL
drunken driving. Records will
also show that there are far
more drunken drivers among tho
men than among the women.
Furthermore, you say that
slow driving IL q menace 20
safety on the highways. While I
win admit n can be annoying
and that extremely slow drivers,
who creep along ut snail's pace,
can cause traffic accidents occa-
sionally, police records Will
show. beyond . shadow of a
doubt, that IT'S the drivers who
are spced-craxy who are respon-
sibie for y good share Of any
years traffic fatalities.
To say that women hog the
road or jump traffic signals any
more often than men h q alb
surdity Of the first order. I'D
suggest that you spend n day.
sometime soon, watching the
streets and highways for traffic
vfolators. I think you would
find that they are pretty well
divided ~ to sex. In other
words. neither sex can be made
10 shoulder all the blame for
traffic accidents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11
Store to Rent Part
OF Municipal Dock

Lease Of a portion Of the NUM-
cipal Dock building on the city
waterway to The Peoples Store
for a year at a rental of SIS per
month was authorized by the city
council Wednesday.
The councilmen also passed an
ordinance introduced by Utilities
Commissioner O'Neil TO let a con-
tract for three transformers at a
cost Of $4,000. and sppropriating
that sum from the light fund.
Save Money. Earn Interest: Buy
u. s. Defense Bonds!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11
BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS

Voluntary petitions in bank
ruptcy were filed In federal dis
tract court Wednesday by Edwin
X. and Minnie johnson Of RI. 1.
Box ass. Aberdeen. and Ben and
vadns Schiller Of Ri s, Box e2-A.
Olympia johnson. a machinist.
listed debts Of S1.oel .4e and no
assets: Schiller. a sawmin worker.
S525 In debts and no assets.
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SOLDIER FTNED

Charles Reed. March Field, Cal.
was fined SIS and costs and given
a 3o-day suspended sentence by
Justice Clarence Z. Layton We'd
nesdsy after pleading guilty TO
reckless driving. Reed was ar
rested BY the state patrol
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11

SALT LAKE CITY - Ronal
Condit. "a, Los Angeles convict,
must choose death by the hands
of firing squad or by hanging.
A Utah jury found him guilty
without recommendation" in the
murder OF Harold Thorne, Salt
Lake salesman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11
DEMANDS:

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11
ENDS HIS LIFE

YAkIMA-Sergt. Otis A. Bell.
|o2, of the marine corps reserve
committed suicide in his hotel
Dom by hanging himself, with a
sheet, police said Wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-11
TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers 10 test
questions printed on the Editorial
page.
1. Hank Greenberg.
z. The United states flag.
3. Southwestern.
4. Belfast.
8. The German air force.
9. Eight.
Z. William Green.
Q. Harold Ickes, secretary of the
interior.
.. No.
10. wynirn and Blyken are
two little eyes" Nod Is little
head"
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Your Postmaster can tell you
how TO invest In u. s. Defense
Bonds.
Evening star., 1941-10-26

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Evening star., 1941-10-26

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The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-12-19
LEGION AUXILIARY
 PLANS DEFENSE WORK By OLIVE JOHNSON
Publicity Chairman

American Legion Auxiliary held a successful rummage sale at the home of Mrs Elmer Carlstrom December 13 to raise money for a building fund to curtail debts incurred when the Dugout was moved to its present lo- cation. The Auxiliary wishes to thank all members and persons who contributed to the sale. and for the patronage extended to the Auxiliary by those who attended the tea and sale.
 J. R. Brown. National Defense Chairman of Wrangell. met with the American eglon Auxiliary at It's reg ular meeting Monday night setting forth plans to cooperate with Town officials and citizens to defend our City in case of an emergency. Mrs. Neva Coulter. Auxiliary Defense Chairman, will announce plans at later date for this purpose. The Auxiliary will have charge of evae- uation.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-12-19
THROUGH TH1E POLITICAL
 PERTgCOPE
Q aR 2

PerisCOper wishes everybody a Merry Christmas and turns the Per- iscope over to Delegate Anthony J. Dimond in this Christmas Pictorial Edition. Here's what Tony has to say under date of December 4:
 The Green bill, H. R. 5458, as you doubtless know, passed the House without a dissenting vote and was sent to the Senate. Hearing was had on the bill before the Senate Com mittee on Territories and Insular Affairs, Senator Tydings as Chair man, on November s. Unfortunately, at that time the Neutrality Act re- peal bill was before the Senate, and as a result the members could not remain long in Committee. ex- plained the bill and answered quite a number of questions, and finally as the time arrived when the mem bers were constrained to go to the floor of the Senate, two of the mem bers of the Committee suggested that they would like further time to examine the bill and read whatever there was on the subject before fin ally passing upon it. Accordingly, it was agreed that the consideration of the bill should go over until the next meeting of the Committee, and that in the meantime the members would acquaint themselves further with the measure Of course, as soon as the meeting was over immed- lately sent to each member of the Committee who had been present a copy of the House hearings upon my bill, H. R. 1897, and a copy of the House Report on the Green bill, which was the only bill reported by the House. The House hearings real ly tell the whole story.
 While no further meeting of the Senate Committee has been called,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-12-19

Senator Tydings at the conclusion of the former meeting, stated that another meeting Of the Senate Com mittee can be held at an early date so that the bill can be disposed of in this session of Congress and not go over to the session which will convene on the third of January.
 l regret to say that there is no reasonable chance of the passage of my own bill, H. R. 1897, rather than the Green bill. The House Committee acted definitely in directing Chair man Green to introduce and report the Green bill The Senate Commit tee might conceivably substitute my bill for the Green bill, but that is not likely, and if that were done l think it probable that We would have no legislation at all through the refusal of the House to concur in the provisions of H. R. 1897. Much as I would like to see my own bill passed, and confident as l am that it is far the better measure, it now appears that we must accept the Green bill or have nothing.
 May I tell you and, through you, all the other citizens of Wrangeu how deeply regret not having been able to visit Wrangell when I was recently in Alaska But under the circumstances, it was simply impos- sible to do so and yet be back in Washington in time tO Ioolr aftor some legislation which was then pending and which has since been largely enacted. In fact, I arrived in Washington only a day before three bills affecting Alaska were brought up in the House and passed.
 earnestly hope that you all may have a Happy Christmas and that the New Year may deal bountifully with you.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-12-19
LITTLE EARL JENKINS
 HAS NARROW ESCAPE
 FROM DROWNING IN RAY

Little Earl Jenkins. four year old son Of Mir. and Mrs. Earl Jenkins narrowly escaped death by drown ing today when, while coasting, his sled went off Front street and shot out into the bay. Unconscious, he was rescued by Pete Almonte. who happened to be passing and dove in- to the icy water fully clothed.
 Dr. J. Fl. Clements, immediately summoned. gave first aid treatment and said the only danger left was the possibility of pneumonia from shock and exposure.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-12-19
NOTICE

All liquor stores will be conducted on a cash basis in the future effec- tive as from December 1st.
 Jack Fisher,
 Mary I. Grant.
 Bill Jenkins,
 Charles Moore,
 Sam Cunningham. 4-2t
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-12-19

The Presbyterian Missionary So- ciety will hold a Christmas Gift and Rummage Sale at the church. Sat urday December 20 Added attrac- tions; Fish Pond" and coffee. 33t
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-12-19

Don't forget the Elks New Year H1-Jinks December 31!!!!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28

Foxes.- you win he denying
yourself m opportunity to
wifpe>a ore Of the years heal
movies.
Sharing the screen IL Swing II
Soldier" q song and dance number
with Ken Murray, Francis Lang
ford. Don Wilson and Skinnay En-
mis- and his band At the controls.
Your reviewer did not see enough
of this feature to pass judgment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28

The cougar is natural as
mascot for a ship which itself
embodies in fullest measure
strength. speed. cunning and over
whelming firepower. the navy
press release pointed out.
Exactly" chorus Washington
State rooters.
"Piffletosh." retort university
fans, getting a little red around
the ears.
Anyway, the U. S. s. Washing
tons newspaper has already been
titled the Cougar Scream"
Boy. and how that cougar can
scream" Washington Staters
exult.
Better 10 call il the Cougar
Whimper,' it would fit better"
Washingtons snap.