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Evening star., 1939-07-12

don't want to go around looking like
wild woman. Even a few lovely
evening kerchiefs are in order for
wandering around the promenade
deck after dinner.
Evening clothes, Of course, are of
prime Importance. How many you
will need depends upon the length
of your trip, but remember that it
is better to take two gowns that
you look and feel we'll in than to
cart along five or six that you will
never wear and whose only achieve
ment is taking up precious room in
your suitcase. Take an evening
wrap, for the nights are cool, and
don't forget your suitable jewelry
and accessories. Remember, too,
that your evening clothes are worn
to dinner and must not be too
ornate. Simple, well-cut dinner
gowns are perfectly suitable, but
shy away from clothes that will be
difficult to pack, easily crushed and
plain nuisance when it comes
to keeping them always fresh and
attractive. Jersey is perfect ma
terial for evening clothes, although
you may select and wear any sum-
mer fabric that suits you. Do keep
in mind, however, that a cruise
limits your space and try to stick
to things that will stand hard wear.
Other Necessities
Listed.
Among other things, you'll need
light coat, small turbans for use on
the boat or ashore, a large hat if
you plan any land expeditions in
the sun; suntan oil for your sun
baths; a camera, binoculars, suffi-
cient lingerie, gowns and hose so
that you won't have to do a weekly
wash every night; makeup, prefer
ably in small kit that you can carry
and protect; manicure set-watch
the new ones no bigger than
change purse: a small purse to
carry your money, compact and lip
stick during the day when you don't
want to be burdened with a large
handbag.
And just word about travelling
. If you're taking this trip alone
and must look after your own lug
gage, do think over the possibilities
of sending a trunk. Small bags are
very well, but there is the constant
worry of did all my luggage get
aboard?" Take a small bag to hold
essentials such as night clothes, cos
metics, clean handkerchiefs and the
like, but if you are wise you will send
ahead trunk with all your clothes.
And when you have to go through
the customs-which is quite trial
you'll be thankful for only one piece
of baggage to assemble and have
| inspected!
Evening star., 1939-07-12

and financial means, winter cruises
are the height of luxury, but to the
poor woiking goil" boat trip on
her two weeks summer rest is an
extremely good way to spend money,
meet interesting people and come
back rested and, oh, SO popped up
mentally!
During the winter, reams of
fashion columns are written on the
proper cruise clothes-what to buy
how to pack, things you will need
and those you won't. In the warm
weather season the situation is
much the same. except that you will
undoubtedly have less to buy, and,
augmented by your present summer
wardrobe, the question of clothes is
not so serious at this time. So here
are what we hope will be a few
practical suggestions if you are going
cruising this summer.
Dark Clothes
For Travel.
Since you will probably sail from
New York or that vicinity, you'll
want a dark outfit for travelling and
possibly for remaining in the city
overnight. Try dark jersey with
matching accessories, frightened
with white gloves. Or, if you prefer,
a small-pattern dark print or sheer
black or navy crepe. At any event,
you will want dark clothes in New
York, and you can make one outfit
do for departure, return and stop
over
Contrary to most opinions, we
advise two or three fairly "dressy''
street dresses. Not too ornate, of
course, but you will find that if
your cruise makes any stops at in
teresting ports the passengers will
not dress for dinner the night of
their return from these shore trips
so you'll want fairly presentable
street dress for that night. OF
course, you won't dress the first
night, either, so two or three smart
frocks will stand you in good stead.
Sport Togs
Important.
During the day you'll need simple
little wash dresses of cotton. The
palmer they are the better, for
these will be the outfits worn when
you're not in your bathing suit
take two of these, by the way-or
for those occasions when you don't
wear slacks or play suits. You'll
find summer cruises much more in
formal than winter ones, so go we'll
equipped with plenty of shorts and
slacks-but well tailored, please!
Take also a pair or two of COM
Portable low-heeled shoes for your
morning hikes around the deck, and
by all means bandanas, ribbons or
snoods to hold your hair in place.
This latter is most important if you
Evening star., 1939-07-12

Canned tuna-salmon-m
crab may be scalloped quickly Make
thin sauce Of fat, flour, salt and
rich milk. Put FISH in layers into a
creased baking dish. Pour sauce
over the fish, layer by layer. Cover
with buttered crumbs and cook in
a moderate oven until the sauce
bubbles through the crumbs.
Evening star., 1939-07-12
BY BARBARA BELL.

A lovely, becoming way to make
the important with jacket" dress
that you wear more than any other
one thing during the summer. De-
sign No. l784-B is very versatile as
well as very distinguished. You can
wear the dress to afternoon parties
and informal dinners without the
jacket. With the jacket it's perfect
for street. travel and business. Col
larless, with darts on the shoulders,
the jacket is straight and boxy. very
slenderizing above the high-cut skirt.
Evening star., 1939-07-12
GRAY HAIR

Brush e Awsy. lssk 10 Ysers Yosmssr
At home, without risk you can quickly tint those
blonde, brown or black. BROWNATONE and
. small brush does it Easy to prove by tintng
elock Of your hair. Cannot affect waving of hair.
Guaranteed harmless Active coloring agent pure
ly vegetable BROWNATONE must give your
ful color, or money back Only Soc at all druggists
Evening star., 1939-07-12

Neither, II she Is foresighted, does
it call for any kitchen heroics.
Rather 1t is an intriguing chal-
lenge-a trial-by-flre Of her cooking
imagination and skill.
At such times a homemaker can
come off with colors flying If she
has well-stocked emergency food
shelf on which to draw. This in
vestment in mealtime security should
be planned with an eye to the prep
aration of attractive meals on short
notice.
On the shelf will be foods that
keep well-some that can be adapted
to many dishes. Mostly these foods
will be those that can be prepared
quickly. 1t should be possible to
get almost whole meal from the
shelf. But usually it will be resorted
to only to supplement what's on hand
Charter members of any collection
OF emergency foods are cereals, like
macaroni, spaghetti, cornmeal and
rice, that form the basis of many
cheese and meat dishes. There also
should be some form Of dried or
evaporated milk-a jar Of salad
dressing-some canned soup. And
several kinds of canned meat or
f1sh-vegetables-and fruits should
be on hand.
Quick Bread Mixes
Are Useful.
In addition to these staples there
may be some Of the prepared quick
bread mixtures that have only to
be mixed with liquid, then baked.
Olives and pickles, jars of jelly or
jam. can Of mushrooms, tins Of
crackers and cookies, some cheese
in the icebox are other foods that
will add zest and variety.
An emergency meal, like any other,
to be substantial and satisfying,
needs to center around meat or
other protein food. Home-canned
meats and canned fish Of all kinds
are ideal for getting ready in a
hurry, because they have already
been cooked during the canning.
Like all meat cookery, the reheat-
ing Of them should be at a mod
crate temperature.
One substantial main dish made
out Of home canned meat is a meat
and onion sandwich. First cook
sliced onions tender in water, broth
or gravy. Thicken slightly with
-four. Cook for a few minutes, then
stir cut up meat into it. Heat thor
oughly. Season with salt and pepper,
celery seed-maybe some parsley and
catsup. Use this as filling for
sandwiches of bread or with hot bis
cults, as shortcake. Pour gravy over
the top.
A well-seasoned mixture of
chopped canned meat and mashed
potatoes or boiled rice, moistened
with gravy, milk or tomatoes, may
be used to stuff peppers or to roll
up in green leaves of cabbage. Bake
either Of these for about half an
hour in moderate oven.
II there are no peppers or cabbage
on hand the same mixture with the
meat ground up instead Of chopped
may be shaped into croquettes.
These are dipped in diluted beaten
eggs, then in bread crumbs and fried
In deep fat.
Canned Fish
Helpful.
Canned tuna-salmon-mackerel-
crab may be scalloped quickly. Make
thin sauce Of fat, flour, salt and
rich milk. Put fish in layers into a
creased baking dish. Pour sauce
over the fish, layer by layer. Cover
with buttered crumbs and cook in
moderate oven until the sauce
bubbles through the crumbs.
Evening star., 1939-07-12
ADVERTISEMENT
Tighten Your
Complexion

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Skin Bleach Beautifier. Mercolized
Wax Cream will do much toward
aiding your skin to younger look
ing, more attractive appearance. Just
smooth it on at night like cold cream
to fake off the dull, darker super
ficial skin and expose the lovelier
lunderskin. Start tonight on a cam
paign of bleaching and beautifying
with MercoliZed Wax Cream.
Evening star., 1939-07-12
Plan Summer Cruise Wardrobe Include Only the Real
Full Emergency Shelf Is
Dependable Backlog of
Good Housekeeping
Thus Protected, No Cook Can
Be Caught Unprepared by
Any Unexpected Guests

BY BUREAU OF HOME ECONOMICS UNITED STATES DEPART
MENT OF AGRICULTURE
Famous words OF
brought couple of fellows home with and
fiction too authors fairly
blites of having unexpected guests for a
In real life the situation isn't exactly
the the meal on the table
Evening star., 1939-07-12
Consider Activity Aboard,
Space Limitations and
Length Of the Trip.
Include Sufficient Play Togs
AS Well as Smart Street
And Evening Clothes
By HELEN VOGT.


with netting
Apparently the idea with listening
good idea this subject
the idea caught on like wild fire OF
Evening star., 1939-07-12
Lunch Box Briehtener

For lunch box feature (office
or schooD make sandwich filling
OF equal parts of cottage cheese
and apple butter. Spread on Gra-
ham or Boston brown bread slices.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
Young And Richard Kenucky
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS
FIRST SHOWING

Bile SE-Iames Casney.
Ann Sheridan. Humphrey Bo-
CART and the Dead End Kids"
in Angels with Dirty Faces"
II 80, 40. 800. 500. s;lo,
1920
LAKEWOOD - QUIZ Lantsch-
ner. Walter Riml and Hella
Hsrtwich In "Slalom." 20.
0 40
MUSIC BOX - Sabu and Ray
mond Massey in Drums 90.
AIS. 7.35. II: o5. also Judy Gar
land and Freddie Bartholomew
in Listen Darling. II .35 2 so
6.i0 $40 Question Box 9 80.
RIyIERA-Patriek Knowles and
Rochelle Hudson In storm
over Bengal" Ito $50 e.25
9 90 also Frankie DaTro and
Judith Allen IN Tough Kid"
ii:45. 40 500 7.35 1913.
RONy-ErroI FLYNN BasU
Rathbone David Eiven and
Donald oisp in THE Dawn
Patrol" ZOO. 2.25. 4:55. TO.
$50.
RfTuRN SHOWING
BEvERLY-Bob Burns and rav
BANTER In THE Arkansas
Traveller" also Edith Fellows
and Cliff Edwards In The
Little Adventures.
COMM NITy 49, Wayne Morris
and Claire Trevor In Valley
OF The Giants" also Robert
Young and Lew Ayres in Rich
Man. Poor Girl"
KAY STREET - Loretta Young
and joel McCrea in Three
Blind Nice" also Jackie Cooper
in BOY or The Streets"
PARK-Robert Young and Lew
Ayres In Rich Man. Poor Girl,
also Colin Tapely in "Booloo."
PROCTOR ~ Don Ameche and
Arleen Whalen in GATEWAY"
also Martha Rave and Bob
Hope in Give Me A Sailor.
REALART -- Bing Crosby and
Fred MscMurray in Sing You
Sinners
REx-Don Ameche and Arloen
Whalen In Gateway also
Wayne Morris and Priscilla
Lane in Men Are Such Fools"
sHELI,-Sslly Eilers and Louis
HAYWARD In Condemned Wo-
men 3" also The Jones Family
In Borrowing Trouble"
suNsET-Sonja Henie and Joan
Davis IN my Lucky Star also
Shirley Ross and Lloyd Nolan
in Prison Farm"
TEMPLE - Priscilla Lane and
Jeffrey Lynn In -Four DauRh-
ters." also Gloria Stuart and
Michael Whalen in Time Out
For Murder"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12

also opening tomorrow at the
Roxy. The film introduces hila-
rious new comedy team-Loulse
Fazenda. as Aunt Ida. and Eddie
Collins. her hired man and peren-
NAL sutton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
BENNY Is AMAZED AT
INDICTMENT CHARGES

Through Walter N. Thayer, his
attorney, Jack Benny gave out'the
following prepared statement yes
terday saying:
II am utterly amazed that l
should be accused in the Chaperau
matter. have always thought
that in order to be indicted II was
necessary to be guilty Of some
criminal intent.
Notwithstanding that attorneys
have explained to me that an in
dictment is equivalent only to an
accusation and may be based on
circumstantial evidence. il seems
to me to be a terrible thing that
a citizen who has not Intentionally
or knowingly committed any wrong
should have the onus of an indict-
ment lodged against him, even
though he may subsequently have
his day In court and prove his
Innocence.
II have never struggled any jew
elry or anything else into this
country and no one can truthfully
say or prove that intentionally
committed the acts with which l
lam charged"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
REPORTED MISSING"
AT SHELL THURSDAY

Combining the speed and thrills
of aviation with a modern mystery
plot, Universals exciting flying
story. Reported Missing" opens
Thursday at the Shell theater with
william Gargan and Jean Rogers
in the leading roles.
The picture deals with the ad-
ventures Of q young inventor who
perfects a navigating device for
the giant transport planes OF a
major airline-and then sees plane
after plane, depending upon his in
strument. plunge to destruction.
Gargan and Miss Rogers are sup
ported by an outstanding cast Of
favorites, including Dick Purcell.
Joe Sawyer, Michael Fitzmaurice.
Hobart Cavanaugh. and Billy
Wayne
Lewis Stone will also be seen at
the Shell tomorrow in The Man
Who Cried Wolf"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
Lane Sisters Starred In -four
Daughters" At Temple 7oda,

The girls get their innings today
when -Four Daughters, the
Warner Bros. picture adapted from
famous Cosmopolitan story by
Fannie Hurst, returns to the Tenn
pie theater.
Priscilla. Rosemary and Lola
Lane, Hollywood's only three sis
ter stars, and Gale Page, lovely
Spokane newcomer, have the title
roles, and it is around them that
the bright and charming story re-
wolves. The daughters of an elder
~ musician, played by Claude
Rains, theirs are all the joys and
sorrows of small-town girls whose
lives are full of work and play,
dreams and ambitions.
OF course, where there are four
pretty girls, four young men are
likely to put in an appearance.
And they do, in the person of
Jeffrey Lynn. a handsome screen
newcomer, John Garfield a young
character actor recruited from
Broadway and the Group theater
Dick Foran and Frank McHugh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
Polo Played
In Drums

Roger Livesey had to learn the
fine art of chasing a ball from
the saddle for the thrilling polo
sequence which is a feature OF
Drums" Alexander Kordas stir.
ring technicolor production of mu-
tiny on midas North West From
tier, currently unreeiing on the
screen of the Music Box theater,
with Sabu, Raymond Massey, Des-
mond Tester and Valerie Hobson
also in featured roles.
Livesey is seen as a member OF
the British Army team, playing
against team composed OF Indian
princes, and some of the worlds
most magnificent polo ponies were
used in the scenes.
Incidentally. the picture reveals
the little-known fact that polo, gen.
orally regarded AZ a sport invented
on the British Isles, was really in
troduced to the English after their
army took up posts in India, where
II had been played for some thou
sand years.
One of the Oldest, II not the very
Oldest sport in the world, polo has
heen traced back a. far A the
Sixth Century B. c. in Persia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
Lakeuoods Ski
Picture Pleases

The return of "Slalom" to the
Lakewood screen attracted a large
audience last night. With Holly
wood having failed to provide any
thing better or similar, the film
Is still the favorite with sports
enthusiasts and brings much pleas
ure to those interested in lobby
skiing.
The two fun-makers, Guzzi Lant-
schner and Walter Riml, are seen
on skis. ice skates and bob sleds.
a fine selection Of short sub
5ects on the same bill includes a
new issue of March of Time" a
fashion forecast in technicolor, anc
. ski short from Sun Valley.
"Slalom" will be shown again to-
night and tomorrow. There will
be performances at z and 8 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
Thriller Shows
Beauty Of India

Republic takes screen audiences
on thrilling trip to India in
storm Over Bengal now at the
Riviera theater. and its we'll
Worthwhile Journey. replete with
breathless spectacle. spine-tingling
adventure and heroism, and warm
romance.
The story concerns itself with
rebellion against the British Army
in Northwest India, and skillfully
interweaves the romance of two
English brothers for a girl who Is
betrothed to the elder.
Patric Knowles and Richard
Cromwell are the brothers, Ro-
chelle Hudson the girl. Douglas
Dumbrille is the villainous Rahman
Khan who leads the rebellion Of
the hill tribes. Colin Tapley, Doug
las Walton, Halliwell Hobbies. Gil
best Emery, John Burton. Clyde
Cook. and Claude Allister are other
members of the all-star cast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12

May Robson is on the spot to act
as chaperone.
Time Out for Murder" first of
Goth Century-Fox' Rowing Report
ers series. also returns today to the
Temple with Gloria Stuart. Michael
Whalen and Chick Chandler fea-
tured.
Here's a battling big-town mys-
terry with brand new clue angle
that detective-story fans will love
Death strikes and the telephone
companX's time-signal becomes a
killers perfect alibi
Douglas Fowley. Robert kellard
Jane Darwell and Jean Rogers are
included in the cast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
KID STUFF

Gloria Dickson has invented a
toy. inspired by the fact that she's
the wife of makeup expert Perc
Westmore. It's doll and minia-
ture makeup kit, so children can
make up the doll, from hairdress
to lipstick.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12

lev and Moroni Olsen.
From all reports. Kentucky
contains the most spectacular eli
max of any picture in recent years
as ii presents, for the first time
in the history of the motion pic
ure industry, the Kentucky Derby
filmed in Technicolor. Much OF
the picture was filmed on location
in the heart of the Blue Grass
country and the luxuriant beauty
of the land where the thorough
breds roam the meadows Is re-
produced on the screen in complete
naturalness through the perfec-
ton of Technicolor.
1t is interesting to note that
Richard Greene and Loretta Young
share the romantic leads in Ken
lucky" just as they did in Greene S
first picture, -Four Men and a
Prayer" According to reports,
they are ideally suited to the roles,
and the story of their love, all fire
and pride. makes great theme
for the film.
David Butler. famous director
whose list of hits reads like a
Hollywood history, directed Ken
lucky" and considers it the finest
picture he has ever been associat-
ed with. The screen play was by
Lamar Trotti and John Taintor
Foote. Daryl F. Zanuck was in
charge of production. with Gene
Markey associate producer.
The incompatible Jones Family
packs up and goes Down on the
Farm" for a vacation in the latest
Of the goth Century-FoX series.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
The Jones Family to Share
Bill In Down on the farm
TechneoIor Romance OF the Bluegrass State 0e'uoes
Brennan, Douglas Ourn0riIe Karen Morley ana "''o"
Dixon in RS Cast; Louise Fszends With Joneses

Opening Thursday at the Roxy theater' "hentucky' "
goth Century-Fox production filmed IN lechhcooL'
eo IF tho Rua Grass state and it in the leading
roles Loretta Young Richard Greene and Walter brennan
Also included in the cast are Douglas Dumbre Karen Nor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
ACTOR OF MANY HITS
DIES AFTER ILLNESS

PASADENA, Calf. - Jameson
Thomas. widely known English
film director and actor. died here
today after a long illness. He
directed such noted players as
Alice Joyce, Gilda Grey. Anna May
Wong and Maria Corda before
himself DOMINIC the grease-paint
His best known roles were in ut
Happened One Night" Lives of 4
Bengal Lancer" Mr.. Deeds Goes
TO Town" and lone Hundred Men
and a Girl"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
ANGELS WITH DIRTY
FACES" ENDS TONIGHT

Last day for Angels With Dirty
Faces" Warner Bros. sensational
film dealing with the fates of two
boys brought up together in the
slums. who become, respectively a
gangster and priest, now show
ing a second week at the Blue
Mouse theater. James Cagney and
Pat OBrien have the starring
roles. and also featured with them
arc the six Dead End" kids,
Humphrey Bogart and Ann Sheri-
dan. Michael Curtiz directed the
production
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
Western Film bad Man"
Becomes Law Enforcev

Edmund Cobb, who plays the
role of deputy sheriff in Column
bias THE Little Adventures"
which stars Edith Fellows at the
Beverly theater. is the number one
7 @bad man" of the Charles Starrett
western films. A native Of Albu-
querque. N. M, he was a popular
leading man when motion pictures
were in their infancy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
3Suez" Ordered
Seized In France

PAR1S--Ilan Alvarez de Toledo,
Marquis of Casa Fucrte and grand
nephew of Empress Eugene. petit
toned the courts today for seizure
OF the film "Suez' on the ground
that the empress Ia represented as
mistress Of Ferdinand de Lesspes,
builder OF the Suez canal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
NYA FORUM SPEAKER

Charles kastle, expert on graph
ology will be the speaker at the
second NYA forum of the year
Friday evening at 1880 in Judge
Cards courtroom at the Pierce
county courthouse. Nomination of
officers of the forum group. spon-
sored by the National Youth Adj
ministration, also is scheduled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-12
BIBLE FORUM FRIDAY

A pubic Bible forum meeting
of the Anglo Saxon Christian
World movement will be held FRI
day evening at 8 in clubroom S
at Hotel Winthrop. Lillian EN-
blem and VIM. G. Burdette will
be leaders in the subject, Bible
Prophecies That Have Become
History"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-28

When buying bone roasts, be sure the butcher sends you the bones even if they have been removed. The bones can be used for making soups and stock for stews.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-28
Ex-RE5CUE GUIDES SEEK SHIP WEALTH
Expedition Leaves on Treasure Hunt Aboard
 Wrecked Patterson

Alaska's latest treasure expedi- tion pulled out from the City Dock at 6 o'clock this morning.
 Howard Hayes and Anthony Thomas aboard the 42-foot diesel motored Sultan. Skipper c. R. Smith. began their quest for what remains of the ill-fated Patterson now breaking up off Cape Fair weather on the Gulf of Alaska.
 Treasure on the ship is in the form of some $7,O00 worth of hos pital supplies which was left on board when the Patterson was un- able to unlo>1 the equipment for the Anchors e Hospital, then under construction, when labor difficult ties at that tlne in the Cook Inlet metropolis tied up the stevedores. Tn addition the salvagers hope to obtain such items as the ships radio, compass, and some S2,100 worth of fire fighting equipment.
 Hayes and Thomas operate a placer lease on Gold Creek near Juneau. They got wind of their new prospect while acting as guides for the rescue party seeking to aid the crew members of the Patterson after it first struck.