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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-31

A little tragi-comedy you often see! A young man with an attractive looking girl-but he evades intro- ducing her to his friends.
 The reason often is--her English! i! Will his friends know what nice girl she really is when they hear her 'Tt's KIND OF hot. I wish HAD HAVE known"
 For even our little mistakes stand out to cultured ears. Though most of us would say correctly "RATH- ER hot" "If I HAD known" there are sure to be unnoticed errors in our speech-a careless BOTH A. LIKE, REPEAT AGAIN. To be above criticism we should drop un- necessary words, say ALIKE, RE- PEAT.
 Another speech fault is the con- stant use of such expressions as "humdinger" and "swell"-a sign of a meager vocabulary! Learn graphic new ways to say things-"a rattling good show" "a breath taking ver- million sunset"
 Your pronunciation, too-do you say AD-dress for ADDRESS, gen. you-WINE for GEN-u-ine?
 Check up on your speech-banish careless habits. Our 32-page book
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-31
Of Interest
 To Women

Nave you . household problem
 to solve? Write your question clearly. sign your name and ad.
 dress. enclose three cent postage
 stamp and mail to The W0man's
 Editor, Washington Service Bu-
 reau, The Democrat, 1913 18th
 Street, Washington, D. C.. for a
 personal reply.
 e. How can mildew be prevented from forming on books?
 A. Keep the books in a dry place Books can be kept dry even in humid weather by placing one or more cans half-f1lled with lump lime on the shelf behind them. The lime absorbs moisture and keeps the rela- tive humidity below the danger point. It should be replaced when 1t becomes pulverized by air slaking.
 e. How may fruit stains be re- moved from silk, wool and colored fabrics?
 A. Spread the stained garment over bowl filled with steaming hot water, to which few drops of am- monia have been added. Then apply peroxide of hydrogen from a medi- cine dropper at about 5-minute in- tervals. Whether this treatment will fade colors depends on the dye in the fabric and can be determined only by trial on an exposed part oi the material. If the stain is old and has become dark, apply. alternate ly, dilute acetic acid or vinegar, anc boiling water.
 (See our general Question ant Answer column on Page 6).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-31

claims its wheat germ is only a day, old. (R. T) n.
 Answer - Wheat germ yields ap' proximately the same number oi calories as plain wheat - l05 calortes in the ounce. It contains most ot the vitamin B-complex present ir wheat - perhaps l29 internationa. units of vitamin B in the ounce, plus considerable vitamin G and vitamin E. It deteriorates rapily on stand- ing - so wheat germ is best If used within two weeks after milling. It contains slightly more protein, fat and carbohydrate than wheat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-31

It does seem rather pity that your children have to miss'a good time in the country just for fam fly reasons. I am sure your mother -in-law and sister -in-law don't mean to be too bossy. They probably love the children so much they try to keep them safe. You know the shortcomings and failures of your little boy and girl, as you say, but you want to reserve the right to correct them and not have the whole shooting match aiming at them. I know how you feel, for I
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-31

Dr. Paul Po- pence, Los An geles family re- lation s. special ist, had t h e bright idea.
 One thing he wanted to know was, Do women actually propose these dayS?" The answer, he re- ports, is Yes.
 Many of them do the propos- ing, and what is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-31
WOMEN TEACHERS BARRED

Danville, Pa, UP)-There will be no more schoolmar'ms in Danville The local school board, troubled over the controversy as to whether women school teachers should resign after marriage, decided that only male teachers would be hired hereafter
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-31
Latest Styles
WOMAN'S REALM =LI
HO7v To Keep WeU
Ry DIR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.

psc"" asaIh and eys Sos will answerea Oy enclosed letters :hoDI0 6e Se eeccved column No reply cn pc mnde 70 tO Modison street. aK cnE aR Wn1EhmEL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-31

I took my two to the country to see an uncle of mine. The first shock had when he said, Keep the children out of the barn, unless you along. Barns not for little folk, and yours are too young to Know that calfs kick is dangerous, or that pitchforks aren't playthngs." ..-
 I thought he just talking. Then one day he
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-31
WE, THE WOMEN
I'VE, THE WOMEN It's Girl Who Pops Question" Nowadays
BY RUTH MILLETT

With all the surveys being made these days, 1t was inevitable that someone should think of making survey on marriage proposals.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-31
DEAR MRS. SUMMER:

Your question about visiting your husbands fam fly is pretty difficult for to If say Don't go," am taking sides. And if say, "Go ahead" am still taking sides you see - V
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-31
Glorityimg Yourself
By ALICIA HART

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-31
ANSWER:
Full many a flower is born to blush unseen

ANSWER:
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 sometimes happens family hidden in the which makes girl ensive drunkard father poverty affons another Sometimes the spotlight girl twig bent, and girl failures she gives consider herself the running and when this happens the invitation invite looks Finally, big the love and probable hasn't the sixth and the bodness) propnquy family and friends help the tmid putting her next to likely prospects
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-31
Caroline Chatfield
Girls Without Come -Hither Have to Go Wonder il
 Search of Love and Marriage.
Says To-day
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oEAn MIss CHATFIELD:

DEAR MISS CHATF1ELD:
 puzzng things this life, is to through life without opportunity of marriage neghbor who is all could ask n don't it. She's condeate good hammered toward all she that would fit her for home making She has been teacher and business executive camps and little office experience Anybody would consider her charming woman wegroomed but for Now why is it? How admirng neighbor help her find the happiness she deServes2
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-31

let givets vocabulary errors to avoid, also the correct forms. Lists objec- tionable slang expressions, words often misused--and helps you build a richer vocabulary!
 Send 10c in coin for your copy of HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR VO- CABULARY to the Waterbury Democrat Home Service, 635 Sixth Ave-, New York, N. Y. Be sure to write. plainly your NAME, AD- DRESS, and the NAME of booklet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-31
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Would 1t not be good plan to re- print some of the fine articles you gave us several years ago on the way t. resuscitate victims of drowning and the like? At this season when so many people are on vacation at water places such instruction might prove of inestimable value. co. O.
 Answer - On request, if you in- close a stamped envelope bearing your address, I'll send a booklet on Resuscitation, which gives simple instructions, with illustrations, so that any child may be capable of applying artificial respiration in any emergency
 Wheat Germ
 Please give value of wheat germ as food, and tell what vitamins it con- tains. Is 1t impaired in value when it gets stale? notice one firm
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-31
BOOK BINDER ON JOB A YEARS

Cleveland, o. - CU.PD - Frank iBehl, in A years of continuous em- ployment with a book bindery here, has bound a half-million books. Kitchen" starring the Dead End" kids; Young MT. Lincoln" Susan nah of the Mounties" and many others.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-31

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-31

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-31

tSee our general Question and Answer column on Page g..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
A. A. u. Hoop Meet
Underway Tonight

SEATTLE - The 10th annual
Pacific Northwest Amateur Ath-
let.c union basketball champion
ship tournament will open tonight
with eight teams fighting for the
title left vacant when Tacoma's
Aid Heidelbergs failed to qualify
for the meet.
The 1897 champions. Walla
Walla, will meet BremertOn In
the first game. Seattle will
face Hoquiam. Tacoma will
play Mount Vernon and Spo-
kane will fact Renton. Mount
Vernon finished third last
year.
Quarter-finals will be played
tomorrow night, semi-finals We'd
nesday afternoon and the finals
Wednesday night.
The winner will represent the
Northwest in the national A. A. u.
championships in Denver. March
1913.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28

Mckinley Hill retained undis-
puted first place in the lndepcnd-
ent Basketball league by winning
hsrd-fought game from the De
Molays by a score Of ~ to %.
Jacobson WAS the big gun for the
winners with a total of II points.
while Cafles Johnson again led his
teammates With l3 points
Hapless Portland Avenue lost a
heart breaker to South Tacoma In
the last two minutes of play TO
the tune of A TO " ketter and
liine scoring Is and 10 respective
". pulled the game out Of the
fire for South Tacoma However,
Finney was high scorer for the
losers with 20 points
Games slated for the coming
week find South Tacoma playing
the league leading Mckinley Hill
team. and Portland Avenue
tangling With the DeMolay,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
BY UNITED PRESS

II Tex Richard had returned
from that happy valley 10 which all
promo ters eventually 20. he
couldn't have stsged-msnsged the
Northern Division Basketball con.
ference into q more impressive
finish than awaits Il this weekend
Al Seattle.
Washington and Oregon clash IN
two-game series Friday and
Saturday nights on the husky floor,
and on the outcome II that series
the final series Of the conference
play hangs the championship Of
the northern division
Four other games are schrd-
uled this week-Orsgon state
meets Idaho ~ Moscow Tues
day and Wednesday nights and
then moves over To Pullman
to battle thu Cougars In a
Friday SATURDAY. d0ubleheader.
The four games have an i'm
pOriant bearing on the final
Washington STATE, a matter Of
concern In Corvallis and Pull
man, but A. remote from the
championship series As lntra-
mural badminton.
Oregon cooperated nicely last
week IN setting up the Washington
seIies a. q .laturai "A natural"
il any sporting event which 1ill
extract the last sou from the
pocket u the customer
The Ducks Whacked Oregon State
a. 10 . al Eugene Friday night.
thereby establishing themselves
- booming b1sketeers worthy Of
the Husky steel Saturday night
State beat Idaho
again. - 70 -
At present the Oregons lead the
conference with y victories and
Two defeats. The HBst1es, Un-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
Tourney Scores

Sam Coles Sal, handicap $50
ny Power Depart t2St3l
T Coles ASS. Norman Maddox sss.
John Ssyre 44e. J Mathieson 434.
Johnny's Tavern I2sO3
Bus Anderson 5l1. Bill Huribut
5i2. Bob Mediterranean 48O. Fat Per-
son Sic. John Filalka sac, handicap
23s
south Tacoma Boosters (2s0n
Al Haring 4Ss. Clarence Rinard
5l4 oscar Brunswick 43l willard
Buzzell 466. Elmer Haring 442: hsndi-
cap 46o
Tacoma MIX Producers tes92l
Frank KlnZner 464. Axel Erickson
400 George Hutchinson $40. Ed
SchuetFc 485, Joe Pcnowich $40.
handicap 270.
>hauehnr>s,'> cafe (e;:G
Bus Anderson 534 Ernie Mars 45i.
47s. Eddie Vallish 495. handicap 3o7
Prank Hoffman SIS. irwin SNYDER
sos Ernie Mars 5l3. Al Loska 46i
Charley Moore 400 handicap 26e
Ssth street Club H76s)
Herman Miller 400. c Arbuthnot
All Oscar Brunswick AL. Walter
Luthinger 44s, Paul Krehbiel 527.
handicap ash
bales service station Ca76s)
Morris Gray 538. Cecil Ross 545
Paul Gomsrud sig Leo Penowlch
465, ocky Seidelman 49s handicap
206.
Milwaukee Tin shop C9s66l
Bill Sommer 42f Raw Fletcher 4l6
Harold Sommer AL Sylyanus Bear
Hunter" Dunbar BAT, Walter Dayidek
5l3. handicap 636
Big Had NoH ,2.5Ab
Jimmy Bernard 42s. Don Smith
AT. sam Blackburn 47O Hardy
Smith sos, Dave Dawes 4B5: handi-
cap 449
stevens and Netter (27OS)
Tony Vetter 535 Frank Whitman
473. Art Hepp 47a Les Stark SGT.
Toby TYLER $40 handicap i46.
Jordan's Bread t2GS6I
Jimmy Rogers 543 Warren Emerick
404. joe Karpach Az FLOYD Bates
39l. leo Carey a57. handicap 444
famn,arano Brothers t2GSn
Paul Schacfier 430. Pop Jolusich
$40. Stuart sullivan 453 Pete Sol
berg AS, Howard Bailey aga handi-
cap 403
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
EatonuiUe Us.
Fife For Title

Eaton.llle Lumber jacks and
Fife Merchants meet tonight NJ
\ o'clock st summer To decide
the championship Of the West
ern Washington Basketball
league.
Roth teams finished second In
the Valley division and came
through the title tourney At
sumner last Wednesday with
out defeat.
Bob Houston. Dyke Itami and
Benny Noshida pace the Fife
quintet. while all the Lumber
lacks are dangerous near the
basket.
Officials for the title game
viii he True Ouilette and Red
Carlson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
Tc Decide Hoop
Crowns Tonight

Two basketball champions will
be crowned tonight ri the Beliar-
mine gym when winners Of the
first and second half Park Church
high school boys and mems divi-
sions tangle for the all-season
championship.
The opener AT 7.30 will decide
the high boys title. with First
Congregational and Talmud Torah
the contending quints The second
and closing game at 3 o'clock viii
see the mems division in action.
with Central Lutheran. first half
winners, clashing with Epworth
M f.. last half title holders.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28

ny tournament team. one OF
he 1889 city champion.
Caswell Optical bowlerS o. tn,
City league finished in second
place with a score Of 5000. the mer
scoring as follows: Dick MeNerth'
ney $40. Jack Ingerson ST.. Bill
johnson 5Sl. Clyde Grain 5S7 and
Howard ClsSsen SIS. The handi.
cap was les pins.
There were IS prize winning
places. the other winners plse-
ing In the following order:
Washington Hardware 2a96.
Johnson Paint 2es5. Pioneer
Beer 1874. Tacoma Towel
Supply 295s, Meadow Park
Golf Course 2e52. Milwaukee
Boilermakers e952. Ice De-
livery 29tt. Ait Heidelberg No.
. 292s, Sherwin-N wilkins 2ass,
Crystalike 29is. and Don's
Pagoda 29l4.
Claude Petersen. member of the
Crystalline team. finished his series
with 267 game. the highest sin
gle game scored during the team
There We're so teams entered IN
The tournament. making II the
largest ever staged by the local
City association.
The meet will be concluded
text weekend, when the pin stars
will 60 on the alleys in quest of
he city doubles and singles cham
'ionships. A record entry in these
vents has already been received
" Secretary Vance Mcclure. who
las announced that other entries
nay still be made for the next few
lave
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
Pacific Match
City Pin Champ

Inc Pacific Match comp,
Tacoma's best pin outfits. is
The Mstehmen. shooting on the
final squad OF the big annual tour.
nament, passed all previous totals
that had been rung up to win the
Hall Way House trophy and the
first place prize money with a fine
slol total. including only 81 pins
handicap.
To the veteran bowler, Bill
Left"tch, goes the highest
honor of any pinman In the
tournament. shooting In the
lesd-off spot for the cham
pions. Tacoma's reliable old
timer, turned in games OF
2l,. ZIG and ei2. TO finish
with 616, the highest three
game score registered during
the weekend play.
The Pacific Match team started
with a mediocre 937 game. They
began to Click in their second
game and registered ll2O. the
highest single game team score of
the tourney. With victory within
their reach. they bowled like real
champions. never wavering in their
final game. and finishing that 10
frames with 1913 count. The
score:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
Australian Surfmen
To Vie in Honolulu

HosoIt IL u. III. ne Az
ITALIAN Surf association has an
nounced its intention q sending a
team q I6 surfmen. boatmen and
swimmers 70 compete in the pro-
posed first Hawaiian Pacific
aquatic carnival here ia July.
The Australian team may con-
tinue on 20 Southern California II
finances permit. A similar carnl-
val IS planned for Sydney early
next year, with participants in
Wted from Hawaii. California,
Canada and New Zealand.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
Idaho Nine First to
Abide by New Setup
IDAHO FALLS Ida-The Mer-

chants club Of Idaho Falls today
became the first ssndlot baseball
team in the United States TO sign
all its players under the national
system OF semi-pfo contracts.
Ray Dumont. president Of the
National Semi-PrO Baseball con-
gress IN Wichita. Kans. said that
before June ! most Of III, $1,000
sandlot clubs throue bout the ma
ton will have their players under
contract to prevent them from
gong to other leagues without re-
leases.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
Holy Rosary Cops
Crusade Pennant

In an exciting well-matched
game. Holy Rosary barely edged
out SITS. Peter & Paul "a to 80. TO
take the cham .onship of the CRU
SADIE league. Score at the end OF
the first quarter was II to in
favor of the SITS. At the half.
Holy Rosary led II to 16. Hard
play on the part Of SITS. Peter 4
Paul brought the score at the end
Of the third quarter to "a 10 % In
their favor. Three times through
out the game the score was tied.
Bob Pullar with Is points was high
point man for the Holy Rosary
champs. Vince Haginski tailed IL
points Tor his team.
Visitation downcd Holy Cross Al
to IS in the opening game Of play
Sunday in tho Crusade league at
tho Bollarminc gym. Lorncy Mer-
hlc sank II points fer the winners.
and Rudy Jugo scored IS points
for the losers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
Oregon and Washington Hoop Teams
Await Title Series Next Week

beaten since their unhappy In
yasiOn u the Willamette valley
some weeks ago. are second with
IL and 3. To win the title. the
WashinEtOns need both games
The Oregons need only 0ne A Tie
II impossible
Seattle sports fans Will not
only s.e two Of tbs toug chest
hoop quintet. In recent years
fighting for the championship
and the right 90 play the
southern winner, but they viii
also be IN nj the finish on
Iaddy Gale. quest for a ns~
scoring record.
Gale. held down ~ Oregon
State. needs Il points to crack The
mark. lie got 80 N the previous
Washington series. II zlegsnfuss
stops gale he may stop Oregon.
II he fails both Oregon and Gale
may find their respective and in
ieriockinR goals
In the Southern Division. the
cOntendets are University Of Cali.
foruia. which has aOn eight and
lost two and University u South
en California. which haa a record
u seven Nins ana three setbacks
California plays stanford I'm
day and Saturday and u. s. Q.
takes on u. {. l.. A. which has los;
% straight conference games. ten
Of them this year.
The Bears can clinch a tie for
the title BY winning one game
from a Stanford five whom they
have beaten tN1ce 40 far. Two
wins viii give California the crown
regardless q how use fares with
the BTulns.
The Northern Division stand
ings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
NEW YORK GIANTS
HOI SPRINGS. Ark- M

Bill Terry, trying 10 get his
pitchers in the best possible shape
before joining the remainder Of the
New York Giants squad 81 Baton
Rouge. La. Saturday. planned
daily workouts on the diamond be-
ginning today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
0Ison's Club
Trims ALBANY

Pacific Lutheran colleges crack
basketball five had too much size
and too much talent for the Al.
bany college quintet defeating IT.
Sc TO ~. in a game played Sat.
urdav night in Portland.
sig" Slgurdson. Gladiator
forward. who has averaged
almost i6 points game In
81 contests this season. was
high man, dropping in 81
counters during the tint. Sig
urdson rates ~ one OF the
leading college scorers In the
nation.
GAfnrlaM nlchfts llnnnns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28

REDS ARE YOUTHFUL

0TNtIN NHTI All Dut TOUT UI
the Cincinnati Reds who will go
into training soon are under 30
The exceptions are Paul Derringer
Jim Weaver. Wslly Berger and
Ernie Lombardl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28

10 ~, In = rough. ragged Isme
played here lsst night. The teams
meet again tonight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28

ASHLAND. ore. Southern ore
Eon Normal schools basketball
team edged out Chico State, 30
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28

Totals &C.,. 937 1920 1913 3101
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28

>, ine raelnc Match company tournament team. one Of
Tacoma best pin outfits. is the 1929 city champion
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
Mckinley Killers
TOP Independents

INDEPENDENT Ir,ouE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-13
nandbaII Title
Match Tonight

The 1889 handball singles cham
pion will be crowned tonight when
the final singles match brings to-
gether Bob Holder and the dark
horse OF the all-city tournament.
Al Ziegler. in what will prove to
be q holly contested match at the
Elks handball courts beginning at
Z o'clock.
Playing a hard driving game
mixed with spectacular kill shots
Boudwin and Howe were able to
overcome the crack doubles team
OF Stewart and ziegler last night
1l-21, 21-l6. 21-e to determine
the doubles finalist which meets
Westbrook and Holder for the
championship Monday night.
WATSON and Fitzgerald took the
c doubles title last night from
Somers and Morris Pills, 9-21,
21-i6 in a hard fought match.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-13
Important Play
In WV. League

Three unbeaten teams will bite
the dust in this Sundays Western
Washington league engagements.
Six games are carded and three
match unbeaten mines.
Out at Portland ave, Clink
Jacobs Consumers Meat squad
tackles the high-powered Span
away Lakesiders in a battle that
has all the earmarks of a title
encounter. Opposing hurlers will
probably be Lefty Walker and
Hank Matson.
Puyallup Berrypickers 60 to
Midland to open the Midlands'
home season. Bob McDougall
may pitch for the suburban
nine. while Louis Goldsmith
will get the call for the Berry
pickers.
South Tacoma Pines and Proc
tor Street Merchants clash at
Mason field in a tilt that will find
big Roger Dutton opposing Carl
Kelvin, fireball artist.
Yelm opens at home with
Enumclaw Silver Barons as the
foe, while Elk Plain meets Saxton
Lumber at Loveland in an opener
for Elk Plain. Benston play.
Capitol Chevrolet at Olympia.