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Evening star., 1939-05-14


The Minister calls this an Omar vase
supposedly because of an inscription around
the top in Persian characters which he
thinks are from the writings of the Persian
post mathematician and astronomer, Omar
Khayyam, the tent maker, whose quatrains
are read and often quoted more than eight
centuries after his DEATH
DR.. Bilmanis is going to ask the
Counselor and Charge dAffairs of the
Iranian Legation, DR.. Ali Akbar Daftary, to
translate the lines for him, for while he
speaks several languages. he does not know
the Iranian. The designs on the vase, which
is inches high, are simply pictured ed-
ton OF parts OF the "Rubaiyat" Delicately
engraved birds, curious looking animals and
flowers especially roses, cover the outside
of the vase, while dainty punches of grapes
lnterWlned with their stems-one ALWAYS
connects grapes with Omar because he
l.
Evening star., 1939-05-14
Dinner Hosts

DR.. and Mrs. Stuart A. Rice enter
tanned at dinner last evening at the
Shoreham. in honor of Mr.. Charles
Dimock, Assistant Secretary of La
Dor, and Mrs. Dimock. Their other
guests were Mr.. Harold Smith, direc-
tor of the budget. and Mrs. Smith;
Mrs Lucille Foster McMillin. Mr..
Willard Thorp, economic adviser to
Evening star., 1939-05-14
Miss Bowie to Sneak

Miss Genevieve Bowie, director of
social welfare at the Juvenile Court,
will be the guest of honor and speak
at the regular Tuesday luncheon of
Opportunity House, at 79 I street
NV. Tuesday. Miss Bowel was
educated for social welfare work at
the University of Chicago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-19

It's 'Paint-up Cleanup time
too, No matter how often
we've had the experience. It's
always pleasure 70 contem-
plate the marvellous improve
ment a little paint viii make in
the appearance Of our homes
INSIDE or out Tacoma mas an
up and coming paint manu.
featuring plant - The Tacoma
Paint and Lacquer Company,
which manufactures complete
line Of paints and lscqusrs for
any purpose that you can name.
Remember -- "stsndita" paints
when you're ready 10 ak
painting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-19
fine IS HEAVY
IN BEER TRIAL
Tacoman Is Assessed
S275 on 3 Counts
for Home Brew

Reminiscent OF pre-repesl DAYS
q tall bottle Of murky home brew
was tagged as exhibit A" in po-
lice court Monday afternoon to
help convict a Tacoman Of vio-
lating the city laws regulating in
toxicating beverages.
The defendant. Ben Hyle of Sass
So. 3lst st. was fined a total Of
s275 on three separate counts in
volving homemade beer. despite
his explanation that he did not
make a practice of selling the
brew
Judge Joseph Mallery fined Hyle
5000 for selling his home-brew on
March Il, $50 for manufacturing
home-brew for sale on April u.
and S25 for possessing home brew
with the intention of selling il on
the same date.
Threatens Defendant
The trial was concluded on
bitter note when Hyle flared up
against his former friend, Jess c.
Wirth, of 1859 So. Tyler st. who
took the witness stand to tell how
he bought beer at Hyle's house.
Hyle's complaint was cut short
by Judge Mallery. who threatened
to fine the defendant for contempt
Of court.
Hyle readily admitted making
the beer and serving it TO a circle
Of about so friends.
Il never charged anything for
It though he added. IF they
wanted to leave me little money,
that was fine. I can't work. and
] used the money TO buy medi-
cine"
Never Fools Law"
"A subterfuge never fools the
Law" Judge Mallery declared.
"Your method of disposing of the
home brew was just as illegal as
If you had set definite price per
bottle
Police. who raided his home on
April 70, confiscated 144 quarts
of beer, 156 empty bottles, four
crooks, two Gaping machines sew
eral gross of caps and is gallons
OF unbottled brew.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-19
ROSEDALE MIXER CLUB
WILL MEET WEDNESDAY

GIG HARBOR The Rosedale
Mixer club will hold l o'clock
dessert luncheon Wednesday at
Rosedale hall with Mrs. Mary
Thompson, Mrs S. Anderson and
Mrs. J. Jacobsen as hostesses. An
nual election of officers will be
held and the roll call will be
parliamentary Drill"
Waconda chapter No. 217. o. f.
s., will hold the first meeting of
the year Wednesday evening in
chapter rooms at Community hall
with Mrs. Lydia Quistorff, worthy
matron, and Adolph Sehmel,
worthy patron, officiating.
The Prcschool club will gather
Wednesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Arthur Patti. Mrs. Stevens
Of Tacoma will continue her talks
on Child Welfare"
Rev and Mrs. Arthur Knutzen
are spending the week in Seattle
where he is attending pastoral
conference.
Miss Cecile Strebe of Tacoma
was a week end guest of her aunt,
Mrs. G. Mcintyre.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-19
THE CORE
CARD PARTY THURSDAY

Camp 520s. Modern Woodmen
Of America, will hold a card party
on Thursday evening in Eagles
hall. So. 18th st and Fawcett ave.
Five hundred and pinochle will be
PLAYED, after which there will be
prizes and refreshments. The af-
fair will be open TO the public as
well as members. Playing will start
at S.
DR.. 3. r. lie Roy. osteopathic
physician and surgeon, 5l5 Prov
ident bldg. Pacific avenue be-
tween 9th and 10th sts.) MAIN
1924. Special service for stomach,
colon, and rectal disorders (piles).
adv.
Hospital flowers - HIM Florist
(adv.).
REGULAR VETERANS ASSN.
Lewis e. Clark post No. 3i3, Reg
ular Veterans association. will meet
at 7:3O p. m. Thursday in room
800, Y. NJ. c. A.
BUTTER DowN AGAIN. Cow
Butter Store. ladV)'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-19
REGrLAR 'yETERANs ASSN.
WILL SHOW FILMS

Two motion pictures. Front
Shoot to Skip" and Giants at
Work" both dealing with batteries,
will De shown at the meeting 0f
the Tacoma Engineers club at the
Hotel winthrop Wednesday noon.
Fruit trees. rose bushes shrubs.
Puget Sound Nursery, s20l Pac-
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-19
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

The American Institute of Rak-
ing has compiled vast amount
Of data proving the advantages Of
bread 10 q well balanced daily
diet There are dozens Of de.
licious recipes In which bread
plays an important part. three Of
which are given here
Salmon Breed Lest
large iesf II broad
Z tablespoons butter
tablespoons flour
cup min
/. cups rsnn~d salmon. flaked
tasirspoou irnon 1uiee
teaspoon .Hlt
tabirspoons chopped parsley
+. hard rootrd esss, chopped
,sSs.raea m,ls
aon butter
Cut all crists from loaf oi
bread. Cut slice from top
about y inch thick. 10 make =
cover. Scoop out crumbs from
inside. leaving an edge = inch
thick At SIDES and bottom.
Melt butter In saucepan. adj
flour. add milk slowly. stirripE
all the time and cook until very
thick and smooth
Add salmon. lemon juice. salt,
parsley. hard cooked Eggs and
crumbs taken from inside of
loaf. and heat all together.
Spread soft butter on Outside NJ
loaf. IN with hot salmon mix.
ture.
Bea, egg slightly with table.
spoon Of milk Moist~n top
edge Of loaf with egg and milk
put top slice on a. cover,
Moisten entire top with remain.
ing egg and milk Place on
baking sheet. bake In moderate
oven. 200 degrees r. until
brown. Serve hot In slices.
Ten servings
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BUSINESS BRIEFS


II seems natural TO accept as
a matter Of course the daily
services which many of our Ia.
coma firms have developed to a
high degree Of efficiency. Con.
slider our baking industry. for
instance. Here Is a business
which Is the largest single food
industry in Tacoma: employs
more than 400 people. inclnd-
ing bakers. office help, sales
people. and drivers. who receive
well over sl,000.0 900 in wages
annually Then there are the
thousands OF dollars spent for
supplies. most of which, like the
wages paid. return TO Tacoma =
trade channels 10 enrich many
another business and materially
increase the volume of Tacoma =
payroll.. Something to think
about,
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BR FAD

The Federal Bakery of Tacoma
has 4 new whole wheat loaf that
Is dandy. IT'S called Wheat
Germ Bread and IL made from
the entire grains Of the wheat
to which wheat germ" Is added
to make II triple rich In Vita
min Is Cthe nerve. heart, and
gland vitsmln). Fresh table
butter IL employed for shorten
ing and the only liquid used In
It's making In fresh whole milk.
Fresh honey and unsulphurtd
molasses are added for s~sstsn-
ing 1t has 3 nutty vhest-liks
flavor that IL unescsllsd.
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Bread Ometst

ssss
tablespoons mlis
cup soft bread sfnmbs
=. tSsspsssn salt
= Teaspoon pepper
= teaspoon bstisS pardss
tsbisspoon butter
Beat yolks of eggs until thick
ami lemon eoioFed ADJ milk.
bread erunbs. sal, and pepper
Add baking powder 10 egg
whites and beat until s.iff
Fold into first mixture. Mel,
butter In trying pan. turn In the
mixture AMI spread evenly. Cook
over siON fire until evenly
Drowned. then place In oven un-
al TOT IL set. Foid and turn ou,
on hot platter.
sik yryings.
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CURTAINS

In many homes us spring hour
cleaning time about this time
Of year After several months
of furnace firing rs nice 70 be
able 10 open the windows and
Jet the clean fresh air Of spring
circulate through our hpnes.
Curtains certainly show the
need ~ poms attention sf,sr
winter months. There are
couple Of isundri.s advertising
on this page which are sspt-
eially well equipped 70 take care
Of this important cleaning de-
tail in an efficient manner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-19


Benjamin Franklin has received
credit for many win words and
deeds. but we did not learn un.
III recently that he 10 also
credited with the originstion Of
broom corn. the plant from
which our best brooms are
made. In some way he came
into possession Of a handful of
seeds from India, and being
curious 10 know whether the
plant would grow in our climate.
planted them In his front yard.
The plants prospered and II
wasn't long until many Of his
neighbors were growing the
plants In their gardens also. II
remained for bachelor, no
less, to discover the commercial
value OF the plant. Tying
bunch Of fibers 10 a stick. he
found that he could sweep his
home easier and better than
could be done with the old style
hickory broom. This was really
the start OF what n today
large and important industry.
We are indebted 10 Mr.. n. =.
senner Of the Royal Broom Go.
for the preceding interesting
Information.
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BUSINESS and COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES
NeUs .Ab0ut Tacoma Firms CONNER.
cioLy Important to Our Community

T He best interests of Tacoma and the Northwest
served when all else being equal, the products
and services Of own plants and shops given pref
when buying. Money spent for Northwest prod
ucts and services remains in our own community help
ing TO create employment and otherwise adding
materially TO the prosperity Of our people.
The importance Of supporting local enterprise with
our patronage cannot be too greatly emphasized. The
maintenance Of present standard Of employment to
say nothing Of the creation Of more Jobs depends TO
very large degree upon the loyalty and patronage of
the people Of Tacoma.
The Manufacturers and Merchants whose advertise
ments appear on this page have invested their money
our community they give employment TO hundreds OF
people, they help TO support our governmental and
cultural Institutions They have shown their faith in city
We, our part do no less than TO cooperate with
these firms practical way Ills TO our advantage TO
do So
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-19
MARINE i1RiMfN FINED

Jack Speidel, marine fireman
aboard the coastal freighter Port
land. was fined SIS and costs IN
nolice court Monday afternoon
after pleading guilty to charges Of
resisting an officer Pstrolmsn
John Kelly declared he had TO sub
due speidel with a club Sunday
night after the young man ripped
. hutton from his coat in an ef-
fort 10 escape from his custody az
14th and Pacific ave.
Funeral flowers you can afford.
Garden Shop, Rhodes Bros. tsdv }
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The Anglo Saxon Federation
will present Conrad Gard in
free public lecture al s p. m. Tues
dsv in the Hotel Winthrop. His
subject will De TO Whom Does
palestine Rightfully Belong -
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Stuffed Hamburger Rolls
With Touato Sauce

pounds hamburg sissk
rup. soft bfsadefuHbs
isbisspoons chopped onios
=, cup melted buffsr of aslppinss
teaspoon ps1iirt reasoning
or sage
teaspoon salt
= sspooas hot ssssy
Divide steak into n halls and
fisttsn out about inches square
and [. inch thick. Adj onion.
melted button and sssspnings N
brssderumbs. mois,sn With ho,
water and mix we'll Form into
IA small rolls Z inches long
Place one roll On zach meat
cake and roll msa, around stuff.
ing, PfeAs together slightly.
Place In CREASED baking dish
and bake In not oven. 400 de-.
gress w., sbou, 30 minutes. or
until brown. Serve with tomato
sauce.
sls servings
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Victorians Hik1n'
Instead of Fightin';
jolly Good Fun

Canada b II war. But you'd
never know Il by scenes. like these.
At Victoria, capital VI British
Columbia. on the southern tip ef
vast Vancouver island the Hike
for Health league h enjoying .
peaceful boom.
Because = balmy winter climate
protects this south corner Of the
northern country, hiking and riding
and fishing continue right through
the winter and war.
The Hike for Health Hcague has
become = rage. Everyone from
pretty school giri. 10 whiskery old
grandpops are reported dining the
movement II h part % = domin-
ion-wide program for beater health
and training.
RIGHT: These memiFfs Of the
hike league "go over thu top" hut
they're glad It's here "A western
Canada and not In Europe.
ABOVE; All sorts ~ animals
fraternize with Harold 'biekers. nj
q hiking camp on Vancouver
Island.
ToP-RIGHT: This Canadir n
hiiser stops 30 feed q bird out Of
his hand. A peaceful ,scene Of .
man ut war!
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ROME STUDENTS
OPPOSE RUSSIA

ROME Fascist students
marched on the Russian embassy
through the main treets OF Rome
Monday shouting Down with Rus
STA! Down with communism
First police reinforcements,
then 500 steel helmeted gre
nadiers and carabinieri In full
field equipment and armed
with bayoneted rifles were dis
patched urgently TO guard the
embassy m the students con-
verged upon II.
The grenadiers and carabinieri
blocked off all streets leading to
the embassy as the police sought
to persuade the students to con-
tent themselves with their parade
and their denuLci atory shouts.
Ranks OF the students grew as
they marched.
Strong details Of plain clothed
police had been posted at the en-
bassy as the result Of a demon
stration Saturday. and II was un-
derstood that more police had been
posted unobtrusively nearby.
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planes about four hours after de-
partnre from Sacramento.
Their schedule. calling fpr take
off from Sacramento At 3 a m.
places their arrival here ut about
l p. m.
Mai. Gen. Walter c. Sweeney.
commanding the Third division
with headquarters heir. has
planned a review for 2 o'clock
when the entire garrison u 1000
viii parade In Eimplified ekill for
nations similar 10 those employed
publicly for the first time today
in a review for visiting Seattle
Chamber Of Commerce members
and state officials.
Headed by Thomas.
The congressional part y. most
important In It's personnel Of any
which has visited Fort Lewis In
some time. IL on tour Of In spection
Of western defenses. Par 8cuiariy
n the visit important ~ showing
the congressman what h ~ been
done with earlier appropriations
and informing them on what fur
Their requirements there are for
continued development ~ both
Fort Lewis and adjoining GIG
airbase. Mcchord field
Heading the party is Sch Elmer
Thomas Of Oklahoma. cha rInan n
the senate subcommittee o apprs-
priations for the war dep irtmenL
and Rep. Andrew J Nay - Ken
lucky, chairman q the house
military affairs COMMITTEES. Alto
gethsr the party Includes two
members a. the senate ,Tubcom-
mittee. three members o. iF1e SEN
ate military affairs committees and
10 members Of the house Isliltary
affairs COMMITTEES.
I7-Gun salute
They yfil BE- received wit : a II
gun salute fired by the ION field
artillery. an sAooEt from ue 18Th
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HERE'S MORE A ABOUT
TIGHTEN BLOCKADE
sTARTs ON FACE ONE

= ~ ~ - " y ~ ~ r. " y r.
at a Scottish port by two British
destroyers. The sporting relations
between British and German navy
men were evident. The Germans
descended gangplanks to shore and
were eheered by British sesmen
lining the decks Of warships
nearby.
"A submarine was sighted by
a fishing smack off the West
Scots coast. In bright moonlight.
British warships closed in on the
submarine and dropped their depth
bombs. At dawn, a diver went
down and, IT was said. confirmed
that the submarine had been de-
stroyed.
C-An admiralty trawler. II was
y said. sank one German subma-
rine off the coast and damaged or
destroyed a second one.
GERMAN SUCCESSES WERE:
The 1850 ton french steam
ship Floride struck a mine a
week ago off the French south
west coast and was beaehed with a
big hole in its bow. Two Of It's
crew were killed
o-copenhagen reported that an
4 unidentified Swedish ship from
Goteborg had beer sunk by mine
off the English coast and that IL
crew Of 80 had escaped In life
boats. There were indications that
this ship might have been the 2i5s
ton Swedish steamship Rudolf
o-oslo reported that the 1911
, ton Norwegian steamship
Arcturus, OF Bergen. had been sunk
Friday off the east coast Of Scot
land with the loss Of It's captain,
both mates and SIX members Of It's
crew. The rest Of the crew were
picked up By the Danish steamship
War after spending 20 hours in a
lfeboat. II waS said.
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infantry and Third division band.
After Cen. Sweency's welcome
they VIII b. taken to the Officers
club for luncheon.
Immediately after the luncheon
the review will be held. The 30
piece Third division band will lead
the marching columns IN which
the 18th infantry. 10th Engineer
battalion, 10th field artillery with
ita motorized 75-mm guns. the 9TH
field artillery. with motorized
ib5-mm howiszers. Third Tank
company. Third Signal company
and division quartermaster troops
viii participate. Overhead will fly
the planes Of the eist Observation
squadron and the Third Balloon
company's CO hsilnn-fliled bal
loon.
The public viii BE- welcome 10
witness the review.
Remainder of the afternoon win
be- spent by the congressional
party In inspection Of the fort.
GEN sseeney Most
Cen. Sweeney will he boat ~ tina
party at dinner al the Officers
club with Coy. Martin. senator
schweiienbach. Congressman Cot
fee: Morton clapp. president. and
r. A. Stevenson, manager. of Tn-
coma Chamber II cosnmerns. AZ
special guests.
The senate and house msmberx
vii remain overnight Al ths fort
and wiii leave Wednesday morp.
ing for an inspection n nechori
field before going on ~ ailtnmo-
bile b Seattle where they are 70
inspect the Being Aircraft plant
and Fort L.Awt0H They viii Rave
Seattle BY plane for sait Lake
City Thursaay morning
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He pointed out that in view OF
the fact the country doesn't expect
to be involved in war, it will not
be necessary to consider the the
secondary steam plants in connec-
ton with plans being formulated
by the national power policy COM
mittee for linking private utility
systems.
GOVERNMENT MAY AID
Mr.. Roosevelt believed utilities
could obtain necessary private
financing to complete any hookup,
but that if they had difficulty they
should see Federal Loan Admins
traitor Jesse Jones. indicating the
government would be willing to
help finance the program.
The presidents comments
were made in response to ques-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-05

Representative John Coffee
and his secretary, Paul Olson,
win b. at Fort Lewis TUESDAY
TO welcome the congressional
delegation. Coffee knows the
five senators and 10 representa-
tives personally.
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SEND GIFTS TO
CROWN PRINCE
$50 Pounds of Food
From Tacoma to
Norway's Olaf

Relations between Tacoma and
Norway were eemented in friend
ship Monday.
Making current strife IN Scan
danavia seem remote indeed. a
token Of goodwill was started on
its journey 10 the Crown Prince
Olaf and Princess Martha. who
visited here last spring.
The Tacoma chamber OF CON-
merce sponsored thu i5o-pound
gift Of food products for which
this locality In justly famed.
Real Delleacies
Axel II. oxholm. chairman Of
the marine affairs and foreign
trade committee Norwegian
prevailed upon Tacoma donors
for the following delioacies:
Six frozen Chinese pheasants
from the state game commission.
20 cans of assorted preserved
fruits and berries from Fasset 4
Co., can OF almond roca from
Brown and Haley Candy Co.. six
cans each Of smoked oysters. clam
nectar, Puget Sound clans and
willapa oysters from Victoria
Fish & Poultry Market, six cans
of minced razor clans from West
Coast Grocery Co. six cans OF
sockeye salmon from Kelley Clark
Co.
Oxholm's personal gift was q
dozen cans of fancy King salmon.
and an impressive photograph OF
Mt. Tacoma, where the royal party
also visited, was included In the
big crate.
Taken 10 Ship
The friendly token was rushed
to Seattle by automobile Monday
morning In the care Of Jay Me-
Cune Of the chamber of commerce.
where 1t was placed in cold stor-
age aboard the Norwegian motor
ship Laurits Swenson Of the Fred
Olsen line.
The address read, THE Crown
Prince, care of Maj. N. r. ost-
gard, Master of the Royal House
hold, Oslo, Norway"
Departing from Puget Sound on
Wednesday. 1t Is expected the
gift win be delivered about 4
month later.
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Planes Bringing
Is COngressn1en
Fl. Lewis Review Tuesday to Honor
Five Senators, 10 Representatives

FORT LEWIS Five ~. 8. sen
ators and 10 represents Fivcs. all
directly concerned With federal
military affairs. are due To land at
Gray field. Fort Lewis. Tuesday
afternoon in three army transport