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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-08

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-08
TO SHOW AFRICA FILMS

Rev. Fred Hornshuh will show
pictures of his trip through Africa
on Friday evening at 7:+5 at Faith
temple Included are 100 slides Of
the famous large Tipped women and
natives there. He will show their
habits and many interesting fea-
lures of their daily life. Hunting
pictures will also be shown. There
also will be missionary program
with the pictures.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-08
WHAT TYPE SHOULD YOU
MARRY?

The mate for this type should
be Of a practical nature. with a
steady equilibrium and balance.
They should understand the value
of money and not spend ii fool
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-08

Miss Mary Jane Turner IN charge.
And Al 10 y N. REV. Cross viii
deliver the Easter message. Rev.
CrUss viii also speak Al Afieiis
AT $50 y. N. Mrs Mae kimhsll
directs TIRE Sunday school program.
Tfse Methodist Episcopal church
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-08

At Gig Hssner vii hold the annual
Easter service ~ II A. N with
Neil siehartisgn delivering the seT-
mon. The Sunday school. directed
by Nrs ; v, Warren vii give .
program Al the morning servicr
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-08

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-08

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Descending Line
This indicates that the writer is
respondent. depressed. discouraged
or pessimistic However. II does
not necessarily follow that the
writer's nature is habiiually pes
simistic one This state or eondi-
tion is sometimes caused by III
health or financial distress.
Uneven
People who write with an uneven
line are chapgeablc. variable and
inconsistent Their moods vary,
depending on the way they feel: at
times they arc happy while at other
periods depressed. They are lack
ing in system and very unpunctual
about keeping appointments. How
ever. they arc not devoid OF YER
sstility. but should cultivate more
application and steady equili-
brium of balance.
CAN YOU HANDLE PEOPLE:
Irregular Letters
This person should cultivate more
tact in his dealings with people.
Decreasing Letters
This is an indication Of taetful-
ness, discretion and finesse.
Disconnected Letters
The writer Is intuitive and ar
rives at decisions instinctively. He
is usually a good judge of char
acter.
I'm" and IN" Like ''w" and "u"
These people are adaptable.
friendly. sociable and good mix
ers"
WHAT Is YOUR VOCATION:
This person requires a great deal
OF excitement. variety and change
in his work. He has restless.
rowing, impatient. unsettled dispo-
sition and would find il difficult TO
remain stationary for any great
length of time. He is guided large
ly by his emotions and impulses.
These people would make good
travelling statesmen or saloswomen,
vaudeville performers. forest rang
ers. avistors, detectives. soldiers.
sailors or explorers.
WHAT TYPE SHOULD YOU
MARRY?
r
The mate for this type should
be Of a practical nature. with a
steady equilibrium and balance,
They should understand the value
of money and not spend IT fool
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ARE YOU PROUD OR MODEST:


Printed Capitals
This person displays artistic or
constructive tendencies and should
find success along these lines.
Large and Small
This type of person requires
more consistency IN his emotions
and more uniformity in his habits.
M" First Point High
This denotes person with pride,
independence and some sffecta-
ton.
M" First Point Low
This person is lacking in good
taste and Imagination.
III strokes Close Together
This denotes a reserved narrow
minded and unsociable nature.
III" Strokes Wide Apart
This person is forceful. self-re-
liant and independent He pos
sesses a strong will-power and is
undaunted by obstacles.
WHAT ARE YOUR SPIRITS:
Straight
This is sign of perseverance,
application and good capacity
for work. This person has an
equable disposition and does not
go to either extreme Of optimism
or pessimism.
Ascending Line
This denotes an ambitious. hope
full person, with an optimistic.
cheerful, buoyant disposition and
progressive turn of mind.
Very Ascending
This reveals a visionary person
with exaggerated ambitions and
extravagant aspirations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-08

SAN JOSE. Calf. - Secretary OF
the Chamber Of Commerce Russ
Petit Is still trying 10 think OF the
right answer To give San Fran
cisco inventor who wrote TO know
II the Santa Clara valley could
use rain prevention service.
This service, II seems. would he
TO prevent or minimize unneces-
sary and unwsnted rainfails conf
ing at time, for instance. when
they might damage orchards. gar
dens and vineyards when the crop
is ripe. The writer insisted he had
a scientific process ready.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-10-27
.VealNewburg
Dainty Dish

Has your appetite gone wander
ing? Does the task of planning and
preparing three meals a day seem
a monotonous burden you would
like to run away from? There are
two ways of dealing with that prob
lem. One is to feel sorry for your
self and rush through your cooking
duties, giving them as little thought
and attention as possible.
The other way, which is much
the better, is to put on your pref
tiest house frock, go out into the
kitchen and prepare the daintiest,
most appetizing meal you can imag-
inc. Choose as your main dish some
thing that you haven't done before,
something which has flavor and dis
tinction. You'll find that your
achievement will give you Gift"
that will take you right out of your
doldrums. Just try it! And for ap-
petizing dishes, these suggestions
by Inez S. Wilson, home economist,
are good enough to turn the trick.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-10-27

They won't put a dent in your food
budget, which isn't the least of their
attractions.
Veal Newburg
Remove the bones from / pound
veal shoulder. Cover with water
and simmer fer thirty minutes or
until done. Drain and cool. Dice
and add to Newburg Sauce.
Newburg Sauce
2 tablespoons butter
teaspoon chopped onion
Red pepper
Salt
2 tablespoons sherry fiavoring
! cup cream
3 egg yolks
Cook the butter, onions, pepper
and salt gently for five. minutes.
Add the havoring and. cook. for
three minutes. Add cream to egg
yolks and beat well. Combine with
the butter mixture and the veal
and heat until the sauce bubbles
hut does not boil. Serve on toast.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-10-27
Betty Barclays Halloween Helps

ionally with the melted butter.
Serve with brown gravy.
Orange Frosted Doughnuts
(For "a doughnuts)
Allow 1 good sized doughnut for
each guest. Frost with orange
tinted icing made by Dreaming
together we'll:
tablespoons butter
2 cups powdered sugar
2 tablespoons lemon juice
2 tablespoons orange juice
! teaspoon grated orange rfnd
Orange vegetable coloring,
as needed
Magic Butternut Pie
III cups Il CAM sweetened con-
densed milk
,x 2 eggs, separated
1 cup butternut meats, or other
nut meats
2 tablespoons graduated sugar
Unbaked pie shell (8-inch)
Thoroughly blend sweetened
condensed milk, beaten egg yolks
and finely chopped butternut meats.
Pour into unbaked pie shell. Bake
in moderately slow oven (325o F.)
Is minutes or until set. Cover with
meringue made by beating egg
whites until stir and adding sugar.
Return to oven and bake 10 minutes
or until meringue is brown.
Recipes for ParIor Fun
The newest recipe for parlor fun
is Contack, an exciting new game
played with SO triangular pieces -
each side with a different color and
number. The object of the game
is to match colors and numbers and
to make scoring totals - a stream
lined development Of domino tech
nique that's easy to learn. Another
sure way to end the social ice
breaking problem is Quick Wit, a
hilarious quiz game that's played
with cards and guarantees new and
different questions every round,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-10-27
Ingenious
E.rltree Of
ToInlllgule

Luscious red-ripe tomatoes stuffed
with creafned tongue and baked
It's an ingenious idea for an entree
so attractive to serve and 5000
goodl
Dreamed tongue baked in toma-
toes for all its elegance Is really
quite simple to prepare. The tongue
is first creamed In q delicious white
sauce, then packed Iii tomato shells
and baked Just until the tomatoes
are juicy tender Now, isn't it easy?
Your family is sure to go for
creamed tongue baked in tomatoes
and remember 1t for your next
company dinner, too!
Dreamed Tongue Baked In Tomatoes
! tablespoon butter
! Ia tablespoons flour
Jelly from tongue plus boiling
water to make IL cup
az cup irradiated evaporated milk
Ia taspoon salt
/ 12-ounce can luncheon tongues
g large tomatoes
:Buttered bread crumbs
Melt butter. Add flour and stir to
a smooth paste. Add water and
jelly from tongue and. cook until
sauce begins to thicken, then add
milk. stir constantly. Continue
cooking until sauce has thickened
then ad dsalt and tongue which. has
been cut in small cubes. Wash to-
matoes. Remove stem and cut q
thick slice from top Of each. Hol-
low out center, sprinkle lightly with
salt and fill with creamed tongue
Replace caps, place in a buttertd
baking dish and top with buttered
crumbs. Tomato cut from centers
may be placed around tomatoes in
baking pan. Bake in a moderate
oven $3.50 degrees F.) until tender
about 80 minutes. Yield: 6 servings
f. This combination of Dreamed
Tongue and tomatoes is delicious
The idea is good for ther meats
too - chicken, veal and beef = par
ticularly leftovers! Think how much
more exciting leftovers would be
tucked inside a tomato and baked
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-10-27

YolI All sknou. 1vhst eYailcwasan
renresents yor All trow how
novel dishea are need.d ~ make
tha nartv : .nccass g hera 40
some rac;ne. nv .,ntr,h,,t,o,, 81
this vaar's Festivities Incidanta,, :,
the recipes are good, long after
1ailo"e Gu - over.
Sweet Dreams Punch
4 cune freshly made cb;,Ied
dacaffa;natad cnffaa
IL n;rts ica craan
Grated nutmec
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ho! III -. Me- ,,,,xsn~ har, - 80 p hin.,d
lightly wifi, an egg heater until the
ice cream IL nartlv melted. Snrinlrla
with grated nntmeg. Vanilla coffee
or Chocolate ice cream combines
ven with the coffee favor
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-10-27
RHYMEsTER REPEATS

Walter Donaldson, who wrote his
first song IS years ago, composed
the lyrics and music, for I'm Fit
To Be Tied" for RKO Radios
That's Right, You're Wrong" in
which Kay Kyser, celebrated band
leader, Is co-starred with Adolphe
Menjou.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-10-27
HALLOWEEN
PARTIES
BY DOROTHY GREIG


for the special benefit of people like
me who like their parties gay anc
informal. No one can maintain a
Flush and overweighted dignity
through the hilarities Of Hallow-
Gen party. And that makes it just
the jolliest sort Of jamboree to give
Everybody has good time.
When It comes to refreshments we
keep them simple. Also we set Their
4 out on q long table or buffet from
guests can help themselves
That does away with the fuss OF
serving. *4y
Refreshments for my party this
year will feature but one special
dish--a marvellous jelned tomato
cheese salad made In a ring mold
turned out on large platter and
gArnished with greens.
To. go with 1t will be assorted
sandwiches in light and dark breads,
cut round with a cooky cutter) and
decorated to look like faces. This is
done with little chunks of the light
bread on the dark sandwiches and
dark bread on the light sandwiches
stuck on with dabs of the sand
witch filling. =. Easy and amusing,
my dears!
Then at the last moment in will
come tumblers Of steaming hot con-
somme to get the refreshments off
to stimulating start.
Hot Cons0mme
sJellied Tomato Cheese Salad
Assorted Sandwiches
Sugar Doughnuts
Coffee
SThe jellied salad is made this way:
sJELLIED TOMATO CHEESE
SALAD
+" 2 tablespoons gelatine
Y cup water
I can condensed tomato soup
! 3 packages g oz) cream cheese
x / cup salad dressing or mayon-
~ naise
tablespoon lemon Juice
Sprinkle the gelatine on the wa
ter and let stand for at least S min
utes. Heat the tomato soup, add gel
I atine and stir until melted. Remove
from fire, add cream cheese and
beat with rotary egg beater until
smooth. Let cool and fold In mayon-
naise and lemon juice. Pour into
ring mold (about 8Sinches diameter)
or individual molds. Serves 8.
Another simple refreshment plan
spotlightS q big casserole brought
hot and 'bubbling to the buffet.
.~~s -; Tomato Juice
~ sParty Casserole
Cinnamon Apple Salad
Cheese Swirls
Old-Fashi0ned Pumpkin Pie
= Coffee
PARTY CASSEROLE
X 1pkg. GO oz.) egg noodles, fine.
] green pepper, chopped
] can condensed cream Of mush.
room soup .a !,
I cup milk 4 s:t
2 hard-cooked eggs
! can q oz) tuna fish
Ia pound pimento cheese, sliced
2 tablespoons flaked cereal
crumbs, buttered
Cook, the noodles in boiling sailed
water until tender. Remove the
seeds from green pepper and cook
for at least ten minutes In sailed
water, then chop.
Add milk to the cream Of mush.
room soup little at a time and stir
until smooth. Heat and add tuna
fish, chopped green pepper, chopped
eggs and cheese. Add the noodles
! and mix well. Then put into q
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-10-27
FIND 1905 FLIVyER

A Model-T flivver, vintage of
1905, once the property of John
Bunny, famous silent movie come
dian, makes its talkie debut in RKO
Radios Reno" which co-stars
Richard Dix and Gail Patrick.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-26
A E[QglG lQE H4lz5

here" he said. She's not too
anxious to talk with anyone VINO
saws they know Henry Caithness,
but on the other hand she's curious
enough to want to find out al
she can
"Tll go along if you wish
THAT wouldn't be so hot, I'm
afraid" he answered. She's al
ready met you. She must know
that Leslie took you TO the desert
Sunday and that you met her
father. Shed put two and two to-
gether. and guess that your inter-
est in Leslie is not entirely roman
tic. want to avoid frightening
any of them If l can, until we have
something definite to pin on
them"
Within ten minutes. Barringer
was in Ovens apartment. appre-
ciatively slipping a high ball she
offered him and trying. under the
cloak of being casual, to get as
much information as possible from
her.
He was certain that Ellen had
made no mistake in her identifica-
ton Of Zachary Frayne as CATH
ness when he had chance to
examine the girls features more
closely. There was a faint re-
semblance to the man he had
known as Frayne during the war.
This is a real surprise he
said, II never knew that old Hank
had daughter. Were you born
in America ?"
NO, in France" she answered.
MY mother was French. and we
lived there for years. Mother died
when 1 was quite young, which
accounts for the fact that I speak
English without an accent. Father
always talked English at home,
and he sent me to an English BUSH
ness school in Nice
Where is your father now ?"
Barringer asked.
The girl hesitated for a moment,
and nervously reached for Gig
aret and lighted it before she re-
piled.
Oh, Father-He's in New York, )"
she answered at last. Called back
there on business. He'll be very
sorry to have missed you"
Barringer laid awake half the
night, wondering why Gwen CATH
ness had deliberately lied to him.
Ito Be Continued)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-26
Beauty Hints

At this time of year, depilatories
and deoderants take on a new i'm
portance. No girl can afford to be
anything except downright meticu-
lous about the use of both types Of
preparations.
Legs and underarms must be
free from superfluous hair. It's
important that you find a method
of hair removal which suits you
perfectly. And, with several excel
lent anti-perspirants, which stop
perspiration in the areas over
which they are applied, on the
market at reasonable prices, it's an
easy matter to find a good one.
The majority of anti-perspirant
liquids are to be used two or three
times a week. Be sure to follow
directions carefully letting the
liquid dry, then rinsing it off be-
fore dressing. A little simpler to
use and equally efficacious is an
anti-perspirant cream which is alb
sorbed by the skin surprisingly
quickly. And anti-perspirant pads
in decorative little jars also are
worth considering.
Deodorants remove odor from
perspirstion. but do not stop the
normal flow of moisture from the
pores. One of these should be used
twice a day. There are deoderant
pads and lotions as we'll as creams
and powders.
Among the good depilatories
there are hot wakes, cold wakes
and wide variety of creams. Also
an eraser disc which is becoming
more popular by the minute, and
brand new electric razor, designed
especially for women. Whichever
type you choose, do follow direc-
tions.
II you insist upon continuing to
remove hair on your legs with an
ordinary razor. do lather legs be-
fore beginning TO shave, and apply
cream or quantities of hand lotion
Immediately afterward.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-26

and his male friends as he does to
her. the new wife needs the conso-
lation Of a thoughtful mate.
At this stage of the game, de-
tails are important, Flowers, candy
and entertainment judiciously be-
slowed and mutually enjoyed can
be help. Every effort should be
made to get across the first let
down period of married life with
out losing the happy sense of COM
partnership and mutual interest
that must keep the marriage in
tact.
The husband can make it ap-
parent that he will always be a
sweetheart. no matter how hard
the economical struggle may be-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-26

RECIPES

Weekend eating calls for
planned simplification. Good food,
certainly, belongs in the Friday ia
Monday menu picture. But not
elaborate food and not cooking
that keeps mother or someone else
In a state Of work and worry
when she should be relaxing with
the others.
A large meat loaf, prepared in
advance, spaghetti or potatoes,
boiled In advance and ready to be
turned into dishes with cheese or
potato salad, bowl Of green salad,
with simple dressing. long loaves
Of fruit bread made In advance
all these packed In a hamper and
taken to the weekend house will
be your portable pantry which
can simplify the problem Of what
to eat. Let's enjoy our week-ends.
That's the theme of this series.
Raisln Apple Spice Cake
GA portions)
Three cups raisins, IL cups can
died cherries, 8 cups applesauce,
thick. sweetened and hot, 2 cups
walnut meats chopped, cups
graduated sugar, 2 cups fat. 8
eggs, Z cups sifted flour, 8 tea
spoons salt, teaspoons soda, 2
teaspoons each-allspice. nutmeg
and cloves. 1 teaspoons cinnamon,
2 tablespoons grated orange rind.
Rinse raisins. drain and dry
thoroughly, slice or chop. Rinse
cherries, dry thoroughly and quar-
ter. Drain all surplus liquid from
applesauce. Measure. Cream sugar
and fat. add well beaten eggs and
mix. Add sifted dry ingredients.
Add cherries. raisins. nuts. hot ap-
plesauce. and orange rind. Beat
WELL
Pour into CREASED, paper-lined
pans (about Q inches across and 8
inches deep). Bake in slow oven
(326 degrees F.) for about az
hours. Test for "doneness" before
removing from oven.
TOmOrrow's Menu
Breakfast: Fruit bowl, packaged
cereal. whole milk, toast or rolls,
jams. coffee, milk.
LUNC EON: Rice griddle
cakes. maple syrup, crisp bacon
fruit, tea. milk.
DINNER. Cold sliced meat loaf,
spaghetti with cheese. mixed green
salad. French dressing. raisin APP
plesauce cake. assorted packaged
candies, coffee. milk.
Fruit Curry Dressing
One and one-half tablespoons
cornstarch. 1 cup canned unsweet-
ened pineapple juice. y teaspoon
curry powder. l teaspoon cold
water. mayonnaise.
Cook cornstarch and pineapple
Juice until thick and creamy. then
add curry which has been mixed
with cold water. Beat thoroughly.
It should be the consistency of
brown sauce.
II too thick. add little pineap-
pie juice. Vary quantity OF curry
according to taste, but never let the
curry flavor predominate the pine
apple.
When ready to serve add an equal
quantity Of mayonnaise dressing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-26
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS

Below are the answers to test
questions printed on the editorial
page:
l. Montgomery.
2. Instrument for the measure
ment of electric currents in terms
of the unit called the ampere.
3. Yes.
4. Richard f. Byrd and Floyd
Bennett.
S. Met-a-mor' -fo-sis; not meta
mor-fo'sis.
6. Constantinople; now called
Istanbul.
7. Golf.
s. California.
Q. A flying machine whose sup
porting surfaces are rotated me-
chanically.
10. Floyd Roberts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-26

You'll be the "prettiest girl
there" In this delectable young
Anne Adams frock. And 1t won't
be = budget burden either. for you
can make It yourself. The clear
explanations Of the Sewing In
structor that accompanies Pattern
ll66 help even q needle novice to
turn out a professional job. Give
the well-cut bolero a real dash Of
Spain by making the revers and
collar Of bright color to match the
sash. Cut the skirt with two front
panels for extra, breezy fullness.
Then use decorative, butte n
trimmed tucks on the sleeves and
also under the frilly sweetheart
shaped neck, where they will re-
lease nice bodice softness.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-26

Pattern lles u available in
misses' sizes 10, IL. II. Is. Is and
20. Size 1e. dress and bolero, take
~ yards S9-inch fabric and y
yard contrast.
Send 15c ia coins for this Anne
Adams pattern. Write plainly
SIZE, NAME. ADDRESS and
STYLE NUMBER.
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