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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13
OPEN BOOK ACCOUNTS
ARE NOT INCLUDED

Contracts for time payment
purchases signed prior 10 pro
mitigation n the regulations viii
not he affected Neither will the
so-oalled open book accounts. such
as the housewife maintains at the
grocery or department store, for
the present.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13
WAsH~GToN-n

WasHi>GToN-The federal :
laiions restricting instsIlmsnt 7
machines. vacuum cleaners ard o
President Roosevelt ordered >
eurh N the g. no 600 600 a year
credit business n halt inflationary
trends and lessen the demand for
merchandise absorbing materials
needed for defense production.
The regulations which involve
restrictions on hank loans 10 fin
sncing companies and tighter
terms for time payments will ee
discussed when the board meets
with representatives Of financial
Institutions here Thursday and
Friday. PRONUNCIATION is expected
shortly thereafter
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13
THREE EVENING PROGRAMS

Inc PhFk Travelling Theatsr VII
present programs starting at
O'Clock this week a. follows Tues
day. Harmon playfield. wsdnes-
day. Alling playfield. and Thurs
day. Wright park.
You get the rich vanilla flavor
after baking II you va. Adams
vanilla. adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13

rate. The Cow handles no low
grade butter at any price adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13

osorss 4. OsIbr-iih. z0s No.
IsC0ma ave has bxsn named
teacher 81 y Busn seha,1i h~fNssn
Kent and Esntgn galbralth all
also drive IN. OsBri.n %hooi 6s4s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13
BANkRUPTCI PETITIONS

Bedding plants Hinz Florist a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13
WILL HOLD ENAM

ing wounds cuts burns. a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13

Mr.. and Mira George d. Nsod,
si5 No. Both. are visiting pith Mr..
woods br0thsr. Dr. y. 4. wssd
and Mrs. Wood u Lyndsa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13

Miss sarah Dsssb u Tae0ms
Nho taught Of the Chlmseun
schools iAr year. 10 visiting Mr.
ard Mrs. A. n. Bsailnsfefd II
Cbimaeum
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23
Maccabees' Yule
Party on Tuesday

Old Saint Nicholas Ii scheduled
To visit the Maccahee Temple at
18th and Pacific Tuesday evening.
Dec. %. when the Maccahee fsmi-
lies and their friends VIII gather
for the Christmas party.
The festivities will begin with
an entertainment program which
opens At 7.30 sharp. During the
evening. Santa. himself. In TO ar
rive. with his bag full Of toys.
candy. fruit and nuts. There will
be gift for each Junior Mac
cabee present and candy. fruit and
nuts for every child attending the
party. Special children's movies
will complete the evening.
Arrangements are under the d.
rection Of the following commit
tees: Mrs. Martin Koch. decora-
lions and toy wrapping; Mrs.
Frances Kirby. fruit distribution
Mrs. II. +. Wegener. gift pack
ages; Mrs. Roy Devish, Mrs
George Goetska and Eunice Park
inson. candy and nut boxes; Roy
Devish and Max Shain. toy dis
tribution: Mark Taylor. Bert Boon
Andy weinberger. Robert Robbins
George Latshaw will assist thu
committees on the floor.
c. X. Warren. district manager
of South Bend. and his family. are
expected, as well as many other
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23
FIN AL PROOF IN
RESURRECTION

Finally. greatest witness OF all.
His resurrection proved that He
not only had power tn lay down
His life. but also power to take
II again"
Today. In world torn with
hatred and strife. reeking with
burning powder and decayinf
flesh. there Is only one message
10 proclaim-the mea~age OF the
Christ who was born 10 be
King; a message OF the Saviour
who stepped through death to
life; a message of the Sovereign
who passed from the cross to the
throne. Upon the cross His
Kingship was published for all
mankind: written In Hebrew for
the religious mind. in Greek for
the intellectual. and in Latin for
the political mind. II il broadcast
TO every man by the words OF the
dying thief. Lord. remember me
when Thou CONTEST into Thy King
dom"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23
THEY FOUND THE KING In A MANCER
And His Name Shall Be
Called Counselor, The
Prince of Peace
A TACOMA SUNDAY SERMON

with their costly gifts % one who
was born 10 he = King.
The scene changes Jesus u on
trial for His life. he stands be-
fore the representatives Of the
worlds greatest empire. surround.
ed by His soeu@rs. PLATE. look
ing at the haggard face Of the
prisoner, saws half in pity. half in
derision. a king, They say that
thou callest thy~elf a king"
Our Lord calmly answers
Thou sayest it
Thus before the cross We have
His own testimony 10 His King
ship. Later. the inscription nail
ed TO the eros. bore witness 10
that fact that He was = King. The
repentant thief. crucified beside
him, likewise bore testimony 10
the fact that upon that center
cross hung one who WAS born &c
be q King.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23

sEArrfH pcnNd " Mac
kensi<. se>nelste rrefe~>cr u
ereaosaies sna business Il ne
University 20 wsshiaxtoa. s>la 10
6sy Ne expected 70 eemplsts ssfiv
n January A. Industrial SURVEY
IN which . settlement - Inter
national fsnnT~-hof~m<ns ss~s-
esssica faFfsl ware Demands nav
- hased.
NsskenrIe as ASKED ~ the
national defense mssisatien nnsrsi
- undertake the survey after The
IA failed 10 gain ~sx< increases
IN negotiation wtth employers N
Tacoma. AnzceFsss art fsft
AnKeins
The lenxeshcremen. pnw pad
81 an heur. demanded "a Increase
TO N2a and ieok q STRIKE vote
when negotiations assdine ked
Ths dispute ~as subsequently, 70.
ferries 10 the msdsstion hoaff and
the unlsn signed . ne-Nfiss
agreement with that agency.
II "a. provided that tho bard
would settle the cage dispute
with ether posnss 70 ~ nexntsass-l
between the nnian and employers
The workers. cited high pro-
duc,islty IN the three pcrts ~bsrs
the ia has jurisdiction. and Mao.
kensls ~as asked Ia supply In
beard with definite data ~
said he w.uid ~ assisted ~ -
srarehers here and IN Washing
ton. n. q.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23

Using the subject. Born 10 Re
King" Carlisle A. Sohafer. pas
tor ~ Hope chapel. brought 10 his
congregation Sunday morning the
story Of the life OF Jesus. lie
spoke in part az follows:
For four thousand years men
looked for deliverer. They
looked In palaces. in imperial
robes. in might empires. Con-
euerors came and went; nations
rose and fell. Then they found
Him. not on a throne but IN a
nnanger. that one concerning
whom isaiah wrote. Unto us
Child Ii born, unto us Son -
given: and the government shali
be upon His shoulder: and His
name shall be called Wonderful.
Counselor. The Mighty God. the
everlasting father. The Prince OF
Peace
Even in this lowly crib His
kingship was proclaimed. for al
though He rested upon a bed Of
straw. He was wrapped in swad-
ding clothes. the garments used
only for one who was born to be
q king. Never before had such
an event occurred-s child born
IN manger but clothed in royal
attire
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23
OFFERS PEACE AND GOOD
WILL TODAY

The fact that He was born TO he
a King was proclaimed in the
manger. announced through the
cross, and 1t is still being broad
cast to the world. In His future
program AZ King, the Lord will
deal with the nations
Y'hz ksingt. --Irisa Saa y.
At present He is speaking TO In
dividuals. Behold, l stand at the
door, and knock: II any man hear
My voice. and open the door, ]
will come in to him. and will sup
with him, and he with Me"
And as He comes in, He will
bring with Him the peace and
love and JOY which will make US
realize the truth of the angels
message;
GLORY to God in the highest,
and on earth peace. good will to-
ward men"
Thus we will have in our own
lives the evidence that He was
born to be a King.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23

Buy u. s. Bonds and Save!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23
Car Wreck Halls
Escape Artist

BOISE, Idaho A notorious
escape artist, Lonnie Walling,
gained a few hours freedom Sat
urday by picking lock of the
weiser, Idaho, jail, but a car
crash ended his escape.
II was the fifth time the former
Idaho penitentiary convict had
escaped from Jail. He was held
at Weiser to face charges result
ing from a recent escape from the
Pocatello. Idaho, county Jail which
ended when he and two of his
companions were arrested at Las
Vegas, New.
Officers took him into custody
when his car sideswiped another
machine on the Boise-Nampa
highway. knocking Walling UNI
conscious.
Police said after getting out
Of the Weiser Jail. he stole an au-
tomobile and drove TO Payette,
Idaho, abandoning 1t there and
stealing another car.
Buy u. s. Bonds and Savei
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23
Navajos Need More
Teachers in Schools

WINDOW ROCK, Anx.-Addi-
tional teachers are being sought
for the government day schoo. on
the Navajo Indian reservation
here. according to DIR. George
Boycs. head Of the reservation
educational system. While a num-
Der Of temporary teachers have
been added in the last two weeks
" alleviate q shortage. At least
Fl more are needed, he said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23
THE ANGELS KNEW
HE WAS A KING

No wonder the angel said, This
shall be a sign unto you; Ye shall
find the babe wrapped in swad-
ding clothes, lying in a manger. y
The manger also heralds His
kingship through the visitors who
came. The shepherds, hearing the
message, FASTENED 10 pay their
homage to the newborn King.
From the East the wise men. fol-
lowing a wonderful star. fastened
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23

WASHINGTON NAVY rewu1E4
nth y ~ re1,1Iaf 80 rc11rQU
s<Nnrkee. wzl1 - granted c<gur1s
49, leeve 4 thy w1ao - p(H<u
70 ts>4r hrm>a ~ nevy -
ncurre4
rss ncn1ny l~avs poonn 11ro<1g.
srd w<lI 80 usNuv pY11ny. "a
- - SATURDAY. D. -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-23

out of town members from his dis
trict
State manager. c NJ. Burns also
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
ONLY KRoCER's

OhNk nNONsN -
NJ kE THIS STATE
MENT, Buy any Kruger
brand item. Like " az well
or better than any other,
OF return unused portiop
IN original eontsiner, and
we will replace " sbso-
utely FREE, With the
same item In any brand ws
seli, regardless Of price.
KROCER RADIO DRAMAf
WJR, Mary Poster Q am;
Linds's Love, isis q. m;
Hearts In Harmony, ESQ
.. M Mendsy thru Friday.
Evening star., 1941-06-23

FANS attic. desk. floor. kitchen and ex-
haust; all sizes, large stock to select from;
low prices. Spring Valley Electric SHOP.
4sO5 Mass. ave. NV. EN-. ss63. Open
Evening star., 1941-06-23

formidable foes can destroy only the
helpless lambs; the sheep are too
clever, too well equipped to become
the victims of these animals
The young are born in mid-May
or mid-June Usually there is but
one baby, on rare occasions twins
BY August they are old enough to be
weaned and taught how to find food
fOl themselves. They are timid
children and stay close to mothef
until they must give place to little
sister or brother, hut even then
they do not leave until the third
birthday, when they join the
Older boys" and pretend they are
grown up"
BY his fifth birthday a mount ain
sheep fights his way to establish
himself with the lauies. He ma,
lind a mate this year, but if not he
surely will the following season.
Evening star., 1941-06-23
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

Fann!ni mountain sheep are in
teImediate between stonei and DALI.
They wear a coat of white with a
gray blanket on their body, gray
faciugs to the legs and a dark gray
tail. The true white sheep are pure
white with golden horns and eyes
like jewels. Their habits are alike.
This member of the tribe is Of the
Yukon Territory, where their num-
bers have not been so sadly dimin-
ished as in many other locations.
Sheep have a habit of establish
ing their own ranges when permitted
to do so, usually q very limited area
where a group will spend their en-
tire lifetime. only roaming farther
when food becomes scarce. Sheep
cling very tenaciouSly to their home
range, like humans who love home
in which they have lived for long
time. Aggressive hunting by sports
men may drive sheep from a spe-
cially loved area for a while. but
the older members will drift back
and others will join them whenever
possible. AS a rule each colony of
sheep keeps to its own range, though
some will mingle with the strangers
and remain with them.
Only during the days when the
rams are seeking their mates will
you find them asSociating with the
ewes and the lambs. During the
courting days there are some ter
rible battles between the rams. They
forget their affection for one an
other, how they spent long, happy
hours together, enjoying each others
company day and night. Now, when
the question of a mate comes up,
these same buddies go at each other
with fire in their eye. Sometimes
battle ends in the death of one or
both of the angry suitors.
The ewes and the lambs are under
the direct guardianship of a wise
and determined grandmother. She
will take no foolishness from her
grown daughters, much less her
grandchildren and great-grandchil-
dren. The 3-year-old rams are in
the half-grown stage, the high
school type-full of vim and vigor,
but not yet on their own. They
form a separate society, though not
Evening star., 1941-06-23

wood film lot, including a sheik,
a bull-hghter, a few characters
from a bazaar in Bagdad, East In
dians, a professor from almost
every university in Europe, Rus
slams, rabbis with long boards and
clean-shaven Germans who speak
simultaneously from different mi
crophones on different wave-lengths.
For recreation the radio workers
play darts, ping pong and give each
other language lessons.
Evening star., 1941-06-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
LOCATION FOR LUMBER YARD.
A

DRUGSTORE. Quick sale. busy downtown
section; any ress. price considered. BOX
33S-G Star.
DELICATESSEN. stock and fixtures. $3.50,
cheap rent; sacrifice for quick sale due to
Illness ia 5I54 o4s
Evening star., 1941-06-23
Natures Children
Fannin's Mountain Sheep
(Oyis fannini)

very far from the younger genera
ton and mother.
There is always a sentinel on
guard. This important role is filled
by an old eve, a grandmother wise
to the ways of the young folks and
to the approach of enemies. When
her watch is over another eve will
come on duty There never is time
when a guard is not posted to keep
watch over the feeding or resting
sheep.
Aside from their arch-enemy
man, these sheep have natural en-
emies like wolves, foxes, eagles,
bears, wolverines and lynXes. Such
Evening star., 1941-06-23
Tuskegee '|nternes'
Cook Their Ways
Onto Hotel Staffs
College, Trained Chefs
Sell Southern Cooking
To Nations Restaurants
The Stars Special News Service.


TUSKEGEE Ala, June 90
Kitchen "internes" are selling
skilled Southern cooking to the
Nations hotels, hospitals and res
taurantS.
Colored students from Tuskegee
Institutes five-year- old school of
commercial dietetics, spending
training periods in the eating
places of Is States, have created a
demand for college-graduate chefs.
Edward G. Ramsey, assistant di-
rector of the school, says more
than 100 good job offers have come
in since March. The school has
only 10 full-fiedged graduates
now, but 144 students are learning
kitchen skills at TuSkegee stoves
and meat blocks.
Booker T. Washington credo of
learning while doing" is applied
to the full in this newest division
of the school the slave-born Negro
leader founded.
The students start at the bot
tom, learning the fine points of
dishwashing, scrubbing and SANTA
tion before they prepare food.
Their chief laboratory is the in
stitute's cafeteria, where 1900 per-
sons eat three meals a day. The
compact faculty dining hall, on
balcony. overlooking the cafeteria,
has its own kitchen where every
thing is fitted closely as in q rail-
road dining car.
'All We need here is a few curves
and bumps to teach equilibrium"
says Ramsey.
For further training, the students
go out on three-month "interne-
ships in the kitchens of widely
scattered hotels, restaurants and
hospitals.
"Internes' have won jobs, RAM
sey says, as pastry cooks, diner
chefs, ship chefs, hospital dieticians
and restaurant helpers.
Evening star., 1941-06-23

going TO answer it. Janielle knew
that, too. She didn't move.
Locke reached down and turned
Janielle around gently. His hands
Fingered on her slim waist. She
stood facing him squarely. her wide
GPyes searching his face, her lovely
mouth parted a little, her breath
1uickening.
s.Locke Allen bent down and met
Janielles lips.
Janielle Breaks 1t Up.
For a long moment neither stirred
end the fire that each held within
spilled over abruptly. flowing hotly
and steadily through the channel of
their lips. Locke felt sudden over
powering tenderness wrench at his
heart at the touch Of Janielle's body
I He couldn't stir q muscle. Janiello
reached up blindlv unsteady and
pressed Lockc's wide shoulderS
; down Then as quickly she went
limp in his arms, her head falling
back, her eyes staring up at him.
Janiene said, mol This can t bel"
Her lips were tight
The high, full moon above Locke
seemed to quiver. He squinted down
at her, realizing acutely what she
was thinking. 1t was impossible
that she should have this passion
for him. She could have spoken her
thoughts aloud. Locke felt a hard
Tightening within his body and his
muscles sang against the forced
restraint he placed upon them.
Janielle stepped back and now she
had fully recovered her composure.
= Does this always go with the
EVENING"" Her voice was hard and
clear.
Locke bowed a knowing grin
creasing his mouth. Her anger was
directed toward him because she
could not explain to herself why she
had kissed him.
"It is used at the discretion of the
escort" he said mockingly.
Il should report you"
But then I might lose my job" he
said. you wouldn't want that to
happen. might starve.'
A Disturbing Thought.
"It would do you good Perhaps
then you would learn to keep your
place"
Il have place now. Don't you
remember"
Eyes. I remember" She turned
away little. Il don't know which
would be worse. To put up with you
or to face my friends
You will have to put up with me" ."
A. resolve formed hard in Locke's
mind He was going to convince
this girl that what they had expert
enced a moment before was pre-
cious, above what they were.
What do you mean?' Janielle
flashed.
Just that from now on you won't
have any choice. I am going to be
apound. From what I've seen to-
night you need guardian"
Evening star., 1941-06-23

unlatched the door. His shoulder
touched Janielle'S and he looked up.
Her face was too near and it was
too lovely He caught the faint
essence of perfume that she was
wearing. 1t struck through to his
senses.
He heSitated a moment before he
drew back and he was surprised at
the lingering look on Janielle's face.
He clambered from the roadster and
came around the front to Janielles
side. She had waited for him, he
thought suddenly.
+ They walked to the door and
halted. There was a dangerous in
: timacy in the night that was COM
municated to both of them. Locke
looked down at Janielle. He felt
as though the night was asking a
question of him. He knew he was
Evening star., 1941-06-23
You wouldn't dare"

You wouldn't dare!"
Il would" Locke said gently.
You hired me for the week to see
to it that your friends are convinced
that I am really engaged to you. l
am going to do good job of it,"
And your price,"
Locke knew that she said that
with the idea of leveling him. She
did not know that he needed no
price She could not know that he
was resolved to see this play through
to the end.
He loved her. He knew it just as
he knew that some day he would
die. He loved her and he wanted
her. He loved the imperious way
she spoke, the manner of her walk,
her clear fine mind, all of her.
Evening star., 1941-06-23
Stuunton Lions Praised

STAUNTON, Va, June % (Spe-
claD.-Official commendation for
rapid progress in the few months
since organization in this COM
munity was extended to the Staun-
ton Lions Club by Terrell ]. Bow
man, retiring governor of district
24-A, Lions international, during
his visit here last week.
Evening star., 1941-06-23
British Propogondists
Use 81 Languages

By the Associated Press.
LONDON-Somewhere in Eng
land the British Broadcasting Corp
has international headquarters that
sends out a propaganda barrage in
80 languages "a hours a day.
The strange corps billeted there,
says British Press, is like a Holly
Evening star., 1941-06-23
Hired Man ~
by Michael Storm
CHAPTER VII.

The remainder of the drive
wheeled the roadster gravel
house sitting regaly
guard around the first floor light showing
lower hallway
Janene
Evening star., 1941-06-23
HILLTOP HOTEL

so mi. from Wash. D. C: 20 rooms IN
baths; all have running water: dining room
9oX5p- large lobby tapToom: Furnished
doing fine business. but I am going 10 sell
at bargain. there is no better oppnr-
tunity. Box 292-G. Star 90
Evening star., 1941-06-23

AUTO BODY and fender man, first class;
experienced helper on auto bodies and
tenders APPLY 90 G s.. NV, Otis Service.
AUTOMOBILE METAL WORKER. first
class. Apply Dave Morris Auto. Service,
1929 NJ st NV
Evening star., 1941-06-23
HELP DOMESTIC.

MAID, white experienced. general house
work, cooking. laundry. Live in. SO wk.
References WI. 6gl7.
NURSEMAID, 20 to 80 years white $50
month. good accommodations; boy, , years.
Call Woodey $40
WOMAN, white care for small baby: live
out: prefer one living in NV. Call RA
:}"46
WOMAN. settled. ghw. plain cooking
no laundry work; stay nights. 44O7 10th
St
Evening star., 1941-06-23
LOST.

BILLFOLD containing identification cards.
papers sand cash. vicinity of Dupont Circle.
Return to owner, w. F. M, IVA Mass
ave.
CAIRN TERRIER. small long hair. tan
female lost around noon Friday PetTorth
vicinity; reward. ia. 1912.
CANARY. pet. yellow and brown; Takoma
PARK: reward. SH. 1043
COAT Qadysl, beige spring coat at Peo-
piles Drugstore 14th and Columbia rd.
NV Reward if returned to 1871 K St.
NV ma. 1871. - -
DOG. North Beach. June 81, small black,
white wire-haired female, named Jitters.
Reward. ia. 5000.
KEYS. last Sat noon. corner Connecticut
ave. and Davenport St NV, or on Conn.
ave. bus. Finder notify Box 6-J. Star. "a.
STOCK . shares x. P. Hall No. $50;
issued to Charles L. Saur, 923 5th st; ne.
AT. lS63W. %.
WIRE TERRIER FOX TERRIER, mixed
brown and white chest, answers to Sklpple.
Reward. 81 Anacostia I'd. sc. "a
SUBSTANTIAL REWARD for return Of
jewelry diamond ring. wristwatches and
9 bracelets left in car on Sears Roebuck
Parking lot on Georgia ave. or in eth floor
mems washrOom in Woodward Bldg. We'd
nesdsy morning. j. Bond Smith, Wood
ward Bldg. Ma. S235.
Evening star., 1941-06-23
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