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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-31

Smart and simple enough for
any taste is this youthful Anne
Adams shirtwaister, with its clear
cut lines. Buy some cool cotton or
non-crushing linen -. order Pat
tern 4163 this very day and
with the Sewing Instructors clear.
ly illustrated aid. you'll have a
fresh new frock in no time See
how the front yoke is nicely gath
cred beneath for softness. The
breezy, flared skirt Is cut in just
four easy pieces. Make the neck
low and cool, and trim it with a
tailored, pointed collar. You might
add ruffled edging for note Of
gay. femininity on collar, cuffs and
even down the amusingly shaped
bodice opening. Why not make
several of this style for fresh
changesi
Pattern 4163 is available in
misses and womens sizes IA, Is,
1s, 20. 80, "a, SO, 3s, 40 and AZ.
Size 16 takes ga yards 80 inch
fabrc and 3ss yards lace edging.
Send Is cents t15c) in coins for
this Anne Adams pattern. Write
plainly Size, Name, Address and
Style Number.
What to do! Active summer
days stretch far ahead and your
hot-weather wardrobe is wilted
and weary. Let Anne Adams Pat
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mid-season wardrobe, with page
after page of quick-to-sew frocks
for night and day work and
play. Lots Of bright ideas for va
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Gus and cool. Clothes for every
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today, Book 15c. Pattern 15c.
Book and Pattern together Csc.
Send your order to The Tacoma
Times, Pattern Department, Ia
coma, Wash.
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ments like she has had TO do.
Nationally circulated magazines
have carried Betsy's by-line. too.
One OF her articles reported re-
suits of an opinion on the next
war" survey among American COL
lege youth.
Betsy would be an attractive as
set to any candidates campaign.
Her dark eyes and naturally wavy
hair set off her unusually good
facial features.
Disciple Of the arts, she loves
concerts and the theater. delves
frequently into deep literature.
Last year she attended art
school in Washington, supplement
ing the education and training
which she received at Miss Brear-
ley's finishing school in New York
city.
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POPULAR RECIPES

Hot weather makes the appetite
wander to other fields. Try some
thing the family probably never
had before to make the home cult
nary pastures seem greener.
Ham and Chicken Grill
(Serves ~
One medium crook-neck squash.
4 slices cold boiled ham. 4 slices
chicken. butter. salt and pepper
to taste.
Cut squash in quarters length
wise. then cut into quarters again
crosswise. Remove seeds. Plunge
into rapidly boiling salted water
and cook until tender. Drain.
Brush with melted butter and
season with salt and pepper.
Arrange on broiler rack. Place
chicken on slices Of ham, and roll
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Beauty Hints

Little girl suits and dresses with
voluminous skirts. tight bodices
and round, childish neck-lines call
for a natural. fresh. completely I'M
made-up look. This is season to
strive for a clear-eyed, scrubbed.
fresh-as-a-daisy appearance.
Clean your face and throat Oft
ener and use filmy. light-textured
foundation. Choose powder that
matches exactly or Is one shade
darker instead OF a shade lighter
than your natural skin tones.
Substitute a lighter. pinkish lip
stick for the deep scarlet or wine
one you've been using. Matching
rouge will give your cheeks a
youthful. natural glow.
Your hair ought TO be off your
neck. II needn't be piled high in
an upswept, but 1t ought to be
shorter. You can have II cut very
short and brush the little curled
ends upward. Or you can simply
BEAUTY HINTS - -
go in for a short bob, dressed on
the neckline instead Of below the
nape Of the neck and cut to reveal
the shape Of your head.
Your neck must be smooth and
white and unlined. Cleanse II as
carefully and a. often as you
cleanse your face. Massage night
cream into II every night. And
always apply foundation cream or
lotion and powder from base of
the throat upward. You can't
look your best II your face Is pow
dered and your neck isn't.
Hands must be immaculate. too
smooth. soft and white and
meticulously groomed. In sea-
son when femininity Is the key
note Of smartness. callouses. rough
skin and clipped polish just won't
do. Use a small brush once a
day. rub callouses with wet pumice
during your weekly manicure and
don't ignore the importance OF
cutiele cream or oil.
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KITCHEN TOWELS

motifs needework-make
please pattern of
motifs averaging inches: stitches
CURED; schemes
Send ten cents pattern
Needlecrast Dept Write plainly
BER your NAME and ADDRESS
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To Readers

To Readers
Again I must repeat that I can
not use this column as an adver-
Using agency. Were ] TO do that
I would be swamped with requests
from so many readers that the coll
umn would look more like a CLASH
fled sd page than q woman's fea-
ture.
I would like to help the needy
expectant mothers and the families
In need of clothes and furniture
but I find II impossible to use this
space for that work. Were ] to
favor one person i would imme-
diately have about q hundred re-
quests from other readers, asking
for similar favors. many of which
are out OF reason.
When any one Is kind enough "a
bring articles not needed and wan,
me to pass them along to some
needy person. I am only too glad
to do 10. In that case. I make q
mention OF the articles offered and
give them to the first person re.
spending to the offer.
CYNTHIA GREY.
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up ham and fasten with skewers.
Place ham rolls on top of squash,
then broil until lightly Drowned.
Leeks In Sour Cream
(Serves 4
Two punches leeks or young
onions. 2 tablespoons butter. 2 ia
blespoons flour, cup milk. II cup
sour cream, u teaspoon salt u
teaspoon pepper.
Wash leeks leaving some of the
green stems on. Cook in sailed
boiling water until tender. Do
not cover when boiling. Drain.
Melt butter. stir in flour. slowly
stir in milk and finally sour milk.
When thickened. season with salt
and pepper and add leeks. Heat
through and serve on hot toast.
Makes an excellent summer lunch
con surprise.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-31

The 21-year-old only daughter of
New York's Congressman Bruce
Barton. G. o. p. presidential can
didate, hasn't walked since she
WAS injured in an automobile acct
dent five years ago.
Despite the fact that her injuries
have kept her from being as active
as other young women Of her age.
even kept her out Of college. Betsy
is brave about IL. She has used
much OF her time spent as a semi
invalid to develop her talent for
writing.
Last winter she did n column
for a Washington newspaper while
her father was busy with his capt.
tai chores. And one OF the first
contained an expert description
of what II means to make adjust
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BACKING UP GEORGE

Marjorie Reynolds and chill
Wills, who headed the supporting
cast Of George o'Brien's recent
''Raoketeers of the Range" again
appear with the noted outdoor star
In his latest RKo Radio vehicle,
Timber Stampede.r
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Hedy Lamar's great Dane, Dona,
hates the sea. He proved it on a
weekend cruise aboard the Melin-
da when he jumped off the boat
and tried to swim ashore. Took
the entire crew to get the dog
back on deck.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-31

Why DO men mink 4 MOUSE
should be run a. though they were
lords and masters who should bs
catered to, and bowed To and
served, won't do 1t II ! have
to spend the rest Of my life fight
ing. INDEPENDENT.
Dear Mrs. Independent: Your
letter Is one Of the many have
received about troubled home
conditions.
Things aren't 10 bad for you.
They are the very conditions
other women live under. Your
chief anxiety il about your hus-
band coming home cross and his
desire to "rule the roost." II
you think your husband 10 the
only mate who acts like this you
should read some Of the letters
! get from other irate wives.
But let US consider all sides
Of the question.
Men won't have an easier time
Of II than women. despite the
fact that women think they do.
OF course there are exceptions.
but I am referring to average
men and women.
A man n burdened not only by
Mis- work. but also by the
thought Of his family and his
responsibility to 1t. Most men
are haunted by the worry of
their work and their dependence
upon prosperity Ia tickle jade).
And while women stay at home
and fret over their duties there.
men fight = daily battle with
the world--a world that often
10 not any too friendly to .
struggling soul.
So land I can hear you say.
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comes only To women who have
made a man comfortable and
serene. She can be a woman
whose husband thinks she Is
beautiful. charming and wonder
ful--even after he has had a
trying day.
II may take effort on her part.
but II In worth II. for a home
should be the one place where a
fellow can really rest and be
happy.
Irate Relative
Dear Miss Grey: Perhaps you
won't express yourself on this mat
ter, but I wish your readers would.
I am the aunt Of four beautiful
children, two boys and two girls.
They are well behaved and obedient
children (they are eight, nine. IL
and 49, and although their mother,
my sister, has been very careful
in raising them. their father has
gone her one better. and Is too
careful.
I believe that even the best Of
children can be made mean and
manageable by a too-strict par
ent.
My little nephews and nieces
never question their parents when
bed time comes. but trot off obedi-
entity. However. during this hot
spell they have begged to stay up
a little later their bed time is
eight o'clock. but their father
won't let them stay up the extra
hour and a half that would mean
more comfort and better sleep for
them later on.
! maintain 1t Is downright cruel
to send a child to bed early in this
hot weather. My sister Is inclined
to agree with me but fears her
husband because he rules her just
a. he does the children.
! would like to get few ex-
pressions from other parents on
this subject. I don't think 1t would
hurt my brother-in-law and sister
TO read them. Sis.
I am going to ask the readers
to express their opinions about
this problem. Personally, I think
that many parents are ultra
strict. not for child's good, but
TO prove TO themselves that their
judgment is so right 1t must be
respected in every way.
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IS LOVE-
BY EDWIN RUr.

and, after all, the mother OF the
twins had been Rumford- That
made everything all night.
Mr.. Royalton Augustus Herring,
lurking near the house like ders-
lict off an island. perceived
shadow in white coming down the
steps. His heart. shared and en-
shaved though 1t was. achieved a
fairly good bounce. The shadow
approached. And. stilling his beat
ing heart msnfully. Mr.. Herring
congratulated himself upon the
success of his plans. All was well
on the Rappahannock,
"Babs," he breathed.
She appeared surprised. "oh,
II didn't know anyone was
here"
Liar" trembled on Roy's lips.
He changed 1t for a four-letter
word meaning something entirely
different.
"Dear-er-that is, Barbara, are
you alone?"
Like Robinson Crusoe before
Friday came. The other members
Of the troupe are indisposed."
"Ahm
They stood me up in favor Of
going to bed. Are you having pity
tonight on a poor lonely girl"
We'll, don't know. ! really
ought to see Baskerville. Family
obligations, you know. But
might give you a few minutes
Sweet of you. Where shall we
co."
"Oh, let's wander over your
governor s-ahem-father's estate.
1 want to talk to you about
things"
She took his arm and fell into
step by his side. She radiated,
he thought, a sweetness that
should have made the flowers
pack up and go bloom elsewhere.
I'm glad you're TALL" he said.
Like 'em tall ?"
"Uh-huh! And dark-haired."
Not blond hound ?"
Nope. Can't see 'em with a
telescope. But I like violet eyes"
"oh, you know someone with
violet eyes"
That's right. Iris eyes, with
lashes a foot long"
How thrilling! Tell me about
her."
He told her. He was still telling
her an hour later when they re-
turned to the veranda and found
a darkened corner. He would prob
ably have continued his theme
until the leering moon skunk out
Of the sky had she not injected a
question.
How are you getting on with
your er destructive operations ?"
she asked.
Pretty WELL" Roy said. But
I'm fighting a tough enemy. Time.
I've only got tomorrow and to-
morrow night"
You'd better think fast, Cap
tain Flagg."
"I'll break it up" said Roy saw
agely, "if 1 have to knock those
two chumps on the head"
Desperate"
And how! Look here, Babs,
this match mustn't be-"
We'll, it's up to you. You've
got whole day and night. Why
the battle OF Waterloo took less
than eight hours"
who do you think l am, the
Duke of Wellington ?"
We'll. of course, you may turn
out to be Napoleon. 1t remains
to be seen"
Haven't I done pretty well al
ready"
"Passably. But I'm expecting
greater things"
But l ought to get a reward
for what I've done to date. Think
Of it! put the twins TO bed"
quite an accomplishment. So
you Withdrawing on ac-
count?" Her lips were danger
ously close.
"I not only want it. I've got
to have it." He kissed her two
seconds sooner than she expected.
Ito Be Continued)
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Habbiest Husbands
Haze Serene Vices
Smart Women Never Tell Daily Troubles
The Moment Mates Enter Their Homes
BY CYNTHIA GREY

An older woman who has lived happy married life
always this bit of advice for the young married
BE comforter
It is bad that the young woman who wrote the fol-
lowing letter evidently failed to older wiser and
happier wife who could tell her about the folly of fault
finding.
Her letters
Dear Miss Grey: am young married woman but find
my nerves edge until could scream. have two young
children good enough husband but he seems to think
that the house should be for him alone His at
evening time makes furious shrek back at him and
the first thing know having fight hate the con-
slant pickering but will let him boss and intmidate
me- That is why have two sharp words for every one OF
his admit the children quarrel and upset him. but he upsets
the rest of us and doesn't consider feelings.
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Good Taste
Today
SEATING IMPORTANT GUESTS
AT WEDDING RECEPTION
BY EMILY POST

Dear Mrs. Post: Where are the
clergyman and his wife seated at
the wedding reception There Is a
sit-down table for the wedding
party. but the other guests will
be served buffet style.
Answer: The clergyman and his
wife are seated only II the parents
have a table. II there is to be only
one sit-down table for the bridal
party. then the clergyman and his
wife as well as the parents are
served with the other guests. One
point I should like TO make Is that
the hostess who provides a place
for herself at a sit-down-and-be-
comfortably-served table. while
her guests are obliged TO forage
for themselves and eat as best
they can, standing. is every bit as
bad hammered as one who has her
self served first at her own table.
Advice To A Magazine Subscriber
Dear Mrs. Post. On my birthday
I received a card from a relative
who lives far away. informing me
that she was sending me r.
months subscription to leading
periodical. Enclosed with her card
was card from the store in her
town stating that the subscription
had been entered that day. After
receiving this magazine for several
months. no more copies came. I
wrote the store several times and
my letters were not answered. My
question is. would it be bad man.
ners for me to write direct to the
relative and tell her the story?
I don't want to cause her to have
to pay any more money and I
don't know her very well either,
which creates this indecision.
Answer: Usually every magazine
sent to a subscriber is stamped
with the subscribers name, ad-
dress, and the date. Jun SO"
would mean your subscription
ended with the June number. But
IL the date is Jan 40" then they
are being missent. II you have
lost the wrapper or have given
away the magazines, the best
thing to do, l think, is to write to
the circulation manager of the
magazine. Enclose a self addressed
envelope and ask If your sub
scription has lapsed because you
have not received the magazine
since such a number. 1 suggest
writing to the magazine because
usually the store is merely an
agent who, after having turned in
a subscription, has no further
record of it.
A Divorce Uses Her Maiden
Name
Dear Mrs. Post: II the court
grants a divorce the use of her
maiden name, does she write it as
Miss Anne Jones or Mrs. Anne
Jones?
Answer: Neither. She takes her
mothers name and prefixes it TO
her own maiden name. II her
mother was Miss Brown then
she calls herself Mrs. Brown Jones.
Properly she can call herself
Miss only If the marriage had
been annulled, and If she is fur
thermore indifferent to the COM
ments which annulment is likely
to provoke. II she is professional
person she may of course call her
self Miss Anne Jones in the theater
or the office. But in social life
Mrs. Brown Jones is the conven-
tional and therefore least con-
spicuous name to choose.
La gaceta., 1939-10-07
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La gaceta., 1939-10-07
LIBRADO DE
LIDAD Ell JOVEN CUETO

En- la oficina del juez de
paz Turner, un Jurado investi-
gador compuesto por los ciu-
dadanos M. w. Johnson, G. C.
Chatterly, C. E. Apple, Will
liam c. Brown, Gurvis j. Ri
chards V P. Atkinson, absolvio
aver de responsabilidad en- la
muerte del joven Luis Alva-
rez, de 20 amos, a Mario Cue
to, de 10, driver del coche
que desgraciadamente Sc vol
CO, ell pasado domingo, en- la
esquina de Nebraska y Cass.
Cueto declare que para o
chocar con otro coche cin6 su
automovil a la acera, produ-
ci6ndose ell accidente.
Alvarez era su intimo ami
go Y asegura que lamenta pro-
f~Undamente 10 sucedido.
La gaceta., 1939-10-07
LAS ~PREGUNTAS QUE
Sc OVEN A DIARIO
(Por Arthur Ojeda)
by TOM ROsSETT

5Seran capaces los Roios
del Cincinnati de ganar un jue
go a los Yankees?
jPodra Gomez apuntarse
su s6ptimo triunfo consecutive
en- los Clasicos del mes de De-
tubre?
GVencera ell Chino Alvarez
a Kid Williams en- la pr6xima
pelea que ambos sos.endran
en- Benjamin Field Arena?
GQui6n saldra derrotado ell
ell encuentrO de football entire
las Universidades de Tampa y
la de Miami? @
les Babe Dahlgren O Lou
Gehrig que Sc encuentra en- la
primera almohadilla de lls
Yankees de New York?
La gaceta., 1939-10-07
LAS CONTESTAS QUE
Sc OIRAN MAS TARDE
(POr Arthur Ojedd)

Los Rojos hicieron TODD 10
possible; pero no pudierOn ga
mar uno. iEsos Yankees son
mucho Yankees!
TODD depende de que la es-
trella del brazo equivocado
sea enviado a la Inca de fue-
go.
La pelea entire ell Chino AL
varez y Kid Williams ha de
ser un fuerte combate entire un
muchacho joven y de grandes
frente a un vetera-
no que ell training y ell peso de
ambos han de determinar ell
resultado de la misma. 70 Opt
no que 81 la pelea dura los diez
rounds a que esta senalada, ell
Chino ha de ser ell vencedor
pOr decision.
Ell encuentro entire las Uni
versidades de Tampa Y de Mia
ha de ser sumamente reni-
do, Y es muy probable que ell
factor suerte decida ell result
tado del mismo.
La Ultima de las preguntas
eS un POGO dificil de contestar.
La gaceta., 1939-10-07
LOS HIJOS

Aguardad un ano para tener
Los mejores amos para to-
ner hijos son entire los veinte J
los treinta. Durante ell embara-
20 manteneros en- contacto con
ell medico. FL embarazo a menu
do Significa ell verdadero CO.
mienzo de los problemaS econ6-
micos y sociales. 81 es possible.
guardad algun dinero en- ell ban
co. Evitad los azares emociona-
les y fiSicoS. Ocurren problemaS
intimos. Sed tolerantes.
C~entenareS de eStudianteS han
escuchado consoles a 10 largo de
estas lineas en- los cursos de sus
planteles durante los ultimos a.
nos. Los han presto a contribu
ci6n practicamente? Hasta aho-
IA no Sc ha hecho una compro-
baci6n sistematica sobre el par
ticular. FL DR.. Groves, de la u
niversidad de North Carolina,
espera pronto interrogar a sus
ex-estudiantes. Ha convent
do con sus estudianteS de que
estos lie mantendrian informado
dificultades que les Ocu-
La gaceta., 1939-10-07
IRAN despues del m~atrimonio.

iran despues del m~atrimonio.
La Universidad de Wisconsin,
donde va hace ocho amos Sc dan
esos cursos, no cuenta un sO@)
divorcio entire suS ex-estudisr-
ties. Ell DR.. Norman E. Hines,
de Colgate, otro lider en- este
campo educational, no ha hecho
TN examen de los eStudiantts
graduates, pero informa al au-
tor de este articulo que pare
&C que prevalece bastante gene
ralmente la Universidad la OPT
MON de que ell curse responde a!
prop6sito que lie diera origen."
Miss Mary A. Johnson, Deca-
no Auxiliar de Mujeres a cargo
de un curse de preparation para
ell matrimonio en- ell Brooklyn
College, considera ell juego de
las caricias como uno de los pro
blemas mas serios que confron-
tan las muchachas, dentro y fIe
ra del colegio, hoy en- dia. He a.
qui los consoles que da para evil
tar sus peligros.
LAS caricias suelen comen e
Ear cuando Sc agotan los temas
de conversation. Averiguad de
que lie gusta hablar mas a vues-
tro novio y mantenedlo intere-
Sado en- csc. Acortad las despe-
didas y hacedlas drlces.
"Las muchachas tienen Ell de-
derecho de negar o dar. A mi
me parece que no es dificil yer
a quien culpar por los males que
provienen del juego de las car
cias."
La gaceta., 1939-10-07
Kindergarten Y Nursery

VNA y 1NA
School todos los o{as.
Tglesia Netodista" dc West
Tampa, N. Albany Ave. y Union
st.
Escuela Dominica, $50 a, m.
"Liga Epworth' de J6venes,
6: p. m.
Quito y Sermon: 1880 p. m.
Jesus lava los pies a s'ls
discipulos", sera ell tema que ex-
pondra ell predicador.
Hermandad Wesley Lunes,
a las 8 p. m.
Quito Devotional Jueves, a
las 1880 p. m.
"San Marcos, IgleSia Meto-
dista de Ybor City, Gale 16 y II
ave. Rev. Ramiro Paula, Pastor.
Escuela Biblica: 10 A. NJ.
Quito y Sermon: 7:45 p. m.
Texto: "En este conoceran
que sois mis- DiscipUlos."
Quito Devotional Microbes,
a las 8 P. NJ.
Hermandad Wesley: JueveS,
a las 8 p. m.
La IgIesia LA Uni6n", de Los
Glen, 3408 Gomez Ave, Drews.
Rev. C. H. Corwin, Pastor.
$3.50 p. m. Exposiciones BIZ
blicas.
7:45 p. m. Quito y Sermon.
Estara presente ell Coro de
J6venes del Institute Biblico de
Temple Terrace.
Mission la EsperGnzd", 1922
Laurel st. DR.. 0. Corwin, Pas
tor.
Cultos en- Espanol: 9:45 A.
Texto: mo Entraron por eau
sa de desobediencia".
7:45 Texto: "Aparejad Ell ca
mino del Senor'.
"Sdn PGOlo", IgleSiG MetodiS-
to Italiana, Gale 81 y 13 ave-,
Rev. James Mason, Pastor.
: Escuela Dominica: 10 a. m.
Quito y Sermon IL :15 a. m.
Liga Epworth de J6venes !:
7:15 p. m.
Quito y Sermon: 8 p. m, por
ell Pastor.