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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11

Here Is q good place 10 repeat the rule of good nutrition; Every adule should have . quart Of milk daily and every child under sixteen three pints daily. MIX includes fresh whole milk, cream, skim milk, any kind of cheese, 1nstard, ice cream and other dishes containing milk or any Of It's products,
 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
 TnmoFs
 DO tumoFs in the body anywhere ever disappear spontaneously or do they always grow largeF9 w, 6g
 Answer Depends on what you mean by tumor-the word signifies only lump or swelling. and so many lumoFs disappear without treatment,
 Dshyarsiss Foods
 If dehydratlon Of fruits and veees tables lessens their vitamln content h0w potent are tablets, capsules etey purp0Ftlng 10 contain large amounts of yliamlns9 tL, J B.
 Answer Perhaps vliamin Q is lost by dehydFating ldFyingl fruits and vegetables, but fair amounts 0f other vilamins are preserved, Vltss min preparations in medicinal oF concentrated form must contain inc amount Of each vllamln they elaim-- or else the Ropernment will ponhee on the manufacturer 0r vendor
 NsuEsmnseulaF IFEiiabiliiy
 I am curious to learn what difSeES enee there ls between neryoneness os nervous weakness and the snenfos muscular iFTliabilily" of which you Answer-All right, send twsniy- i've cents coin and stamped eefes l0pe bearing your address, Tor peos' let sNerVAs and Nnsriii0ns
 lpFoteesad by John ', pilie coe
 Bed Sores
 As a remedy for bedsoFes er rather for preventing them, may offer this suggestion, based on eons Siderable experience iD nnfslng practice. Apply aeyeFel times aally with d soft alosh but without Ilbs ping, the juice of q lemon. When the skin Is red and tender but net broken, the first application anaaFss but ln q few ways the skin becomes hardened and no beds0Ee develops lp. Al
 AHsEer-Thank you, At Least it Q worth trying in any case, vliamln q fas in lemon lniee) is nov used t0 promote the healing Of wounds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11

thF kffhH1tAAA VI other people and other places,
 The caideeolt Medal for flne n. luslTail0lls vent lllls year 70 Mel N," hy Thomas HandfoFih, D q ' the Judges must have been iFous bled, al that, 70 decide wlth such a wealth of eks austfe NlllhNas lions to choose from, Some of the new books for tlae sevenst0snlne
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11
BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

t Is from seven to nine that chll- dFen really begin 70 reach out for more and fore information, Round the World With Books Is paFsleu' laFly pertinent this year regarding this age group, Writers have eon' Splrsc to satisfy the eh1ld's hunger
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11
Weddings

ment of their daughter. Barbara, 10 Amos Edward Shepard. son of Mir. and Mrs. Roy Shepard of South ington. Miss Billings was gradu- aied from Watertogn High School and Post Business College. Mir. Shepard was graduated from Tufts college and is connected with the engineering department Of the Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Corp. in Hart ford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11
Tomato. Mushroom Soup

For an especially delicious cream Of tomato soup, combine a can Of condensed mushrooms soup with the tomato, Thin with milk, if desired In fact, mushroom soup added tn any cream soup gives excellent fla uAP
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11
. MeKENNEY oN BRIDGE
.Ape Strategy Defeats Defensive Trump Power in Western
 Title Play

and put up the best defense by eash- ing the ace Of lrnmps and then lead, spade, Dummy ruled with the seven Of hearts and led the last elut, East Fufied, but then could do noth- ing but lead Q diamond or ( trump and deelafeF won. the last three tricks, the jack Of hearts picking np Easiis last trump,
 Iandy thus lost two hearts ana one club, making his contract
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11
TAMIRllVR 0AIhs

Aklm famleff nov le looking l0F ' haAd reducing pTaafaN, nnfillg ihe kll00llne 0f bunialnedN faehnls H0leF aTanla Of the I0FlbeFn llileks les, he Aalned q pounds, ile e0llls lllenied ihai ll sAhllt h0 bad, hews epef, AS be lost eight ll0lnlas during ihe kgDellng ~ Magnificent Fraud and sIl9Degm0on m balP
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11
TemagEew's Alspv

HREASFAsTj GjgepelTull 0D hall sbfl, h0i cereal, parsley Oplelel TaiklD i0asl, coffee, mllk
 LUNCHEON DTeamed haJD and lleas 0n toaSi, b0l F0lls, applfseles cake, lfa, Dlllk
 DlhNklli kanlaea lee lsmb ell0ps kllh 0illallf, faeklled p0s ialies, [ MAluls cabbage, iils dlan pudding Alaska, coffee, mix
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11
GIFT FOR BOOKLO OVERS

4 fine alft foF tie real bo0ks lover Wallld be . travelling hoohs eaAe made 0f fine rnaset saddle leather lined with green felt and llilAd wllh combination inaenlfys lna glass, page cutter and rule, poeksls l0y wfliing materials are ln lhe Id, It sill contain about IHelve aveFaNesslzad books.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11
GADOET FOR MARKING

No matter how much you like t0 sew, marking hens, pleals and tlleks is at best q boresome job, A new, inexpensive illile machine which operates by the mere twisl Of the wrist makes tailor's taeks swtgeiy and accurately - real apeeder-upper for amateur and professional dreesfnakefs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11

materials needed end complete ln' klluellons,
 cents ln eolD 0F stamps % heNd'sr work Dept Waterbury Democrat ? O boK s2 station Q, keg Y0Tk GlW
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11
Household Hints
GlOrifing Yourself
Ry Alicia HaEs
NEA Service Stan Writer

NEA CerVbce otam WfAteE
 "No matter how much you talk about the importance of individual lty and warn against being Q copy cat, the majority of 'teen-age girls will continue to want to look like movie stars. Can't you accept this fact and then advise them how to do it intelligently?"
 This statement of what she be- lieves to be fact and the ques- tion following it are from the moth- CT of a l5-year-old daughter.
 There are, of course, two schools of thought on the subject of copy ing the makeup tricks of motion picture -tars. One contends that it's a great mistake ever to try to re- seElble any ott.er person and advises that the best way to be attractive is to dramatize your own good points and conceal less lovely ones.
 The other-and radio songstress Dtnah Shore is a member of this one-thinks that it's pretty smart to pattern ones clothes and makeup after those of an actress whose gen- eral type one resembles. In other words. this school puts an okay on copying Of an actress clothes, make up and hairstyle, providing that ac- tress has bone structure. figure, height and facial characteristics not too unlike ones own.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11
CONLON.KIRCHOFF

Miss Hazel Marie Klrchon, daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Kirchoff Of Broad Brock. became the bride Of State Policeman Wil- Ham David Conlon, son O MT. and Mrs. William E. conlon Of Orange street, this morning. at the rectory of St. Catherine's church in Broad Brook. Miss Kirchoff Is a graduate of St. Francis Hospital School of Nursing In Hartford and has been employed at the U. S. Veterans hos pital in Baltimore. Mir Ofilcer Con- lon is attached to the Hartford har- racks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11
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SPICY DESSERTS

Steam fruit cake and serve with hard sauce or lightly whipped cream. Hot ginger cake Is eood with bananas and cream. &o A warm spice cake with canned pears and foany sauce.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11
SEEK YOUR OWN TYPE

There's 70 point in a small. Janet Gaynor-type of girl striving deg- perately for the Garbo lock-" says Miss Shore. "Or in Q languid, Garbo type trying to resemble pert, viva cious Ginger Rogers. Neither can achieve her objective, no matter how much she tries. And the result is bound to be anything but pleasing" 1"
 So, in elswer to the mothers question, 6 smart Idea seems to be to copy if you must a movie stars 1 coiffuFe, method of applying make- up and type of clothes for street wear. but. before doing 1t. make doubly sure that you are her type. Obviously. the l5-year-old would do better to pattern herself after the younger g'ars-Deanna Durbin, for instance-Father than sophisticated, old actresses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11
H0zg To Keeb Well
B DR WILLIAM BRADY. MD

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11
BURTON-LEONARD

BURTON-LEONARD
 The wedding Of Miss Elsie Leon ard. daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Ernest Leonard of WateFville. to Wilbur 0. Burton. son Of Mir. and Mrs Thomas Burton, also Of Wa- teryllle, takes place this afternoon at { o'clock ct the Grace Methodist church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11

ml snsmesee nss Ghsesis ss fhss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11

d cheated than the wife Maybe sfe ambitious sha2 selfish pleasures Maybe he hshaGa Dd she build him up7 Maybe she is hkng edrHs saconaarly according to her own the deprivation Of things her soul yeaFned f And she might them May sl have them she can legsl remember the beaten man by her side
 CAROLINE cHATFIELD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11

Tine regular meeting Of the Sac, red Heart High School Alumnae wsll be held on Monday evening at 2 o'clock in the senior class room Of the high school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11

sHEPARD-BILLIkGs
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles P. Biilings Of Watert0wn announce the engage
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11

The weekly meeting Of the L'Amitie sorority vas held ct the home of Miss Eleanor Palmer o' Merlden Road. Miss Kay Dalton was named chairman and Miss Bette Birmingham. eo-chaiIInan, Of the second annual dinner dance Of the group. Those attending were: Misses Mae O'RouFke, Peggy Me. Cathy, Bette and Ann Birmingham Peg Conway, Kay Dalton, Eleanor MoFlaFty, Doris dyurlesko and El- aanoF Palmer, The next meetlna will be held at the home of Miss Eleanor MoFiaFty of South Main street,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11

marry that drinks having had repeated wan- ings brings the worst his nature then when n addition hghieng the party with few sners ne domestic worries in alcohol se sons hat hes and ruined her lie
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11

girl win the only of widowed mother knowing that and that long his share the kitchen and the conee pot them Yet the roo esounds with aousy speaking she complains that her husband hasc her of happiness
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11
Caroline Chatfield
Average Wife Believes Husband Owes Her HapPi
 ness in Marriage Regardless of Her Condition
Says Today
n...s n.saa.s.A .. q s.s..s e@.s.

Only no-account the world them living but that her husband owes her hap allows discount on any score ana TOT unable to collect in full she hows Ihiei Ihe N Of her voice
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11
Junior League To
 Hear Professor

The Junior League of Waterbury will hold their regular luncheon meeting Monday at the Waterbury Country club. Professor Andrew shenka of Hartford will be the speaker.
 The next luncheon meeting of the provisional training course will be held Tuesday at The Elton. Creigh- ton Jones will talk on recreation The next following meeting will take place November 2ist. Miss Eliza beth Fox will talk on health.
 Mad River grange sponsored Q card party in the grange hall this week for the benefit of the shingl- ing fund. High scorere were Mrs Samuel Squires, Mrs. Laura Me- Mahon, Richard Dressel, Charles Penniman and Mrs. Harry Kiibourn Those attending were MT. and Mrs William DeGroot. MT. and Mrs Harold Burdick, Mir. and Mrs. Wal ter Hungerford, Mir. and Mrs. Ricn- ard Dressel, Andrew Phelan, Frank Hill, Mrs. John Larmett. Mrs. Al
 
 fred 0oodson, Ralph Rosa, Charles Penniman. Mrs. Samuel squlres Mrs. Laura McMahon, Louis Russell MT. and Mrs. William Sanford and Mrs. Harry KilbouIn.
 Mrs, Leslie W. Young of South. wick avenue entertained recently af a dessert bridge at her home. Hei guests included; Mrs. William ] Morlarty, Mrs. Charles A. Clauss Mrs, Arnold J. MunToe, Mrs. Jo- seph A. Daske. Mrs, D. Bradley King. Mrs. Carl A. Anderson, Mrs Raymond ". Fenn. Mrs. Wendell L. CFosS Mrs. Thomas w. Corby Mrs, Edward L., Wall, Mrs. stephen Metealfe, Jr.. Mrs. Edward s, Leon- ard, Mrs. William P. Werthelmer Misses Betty stieT and Margaret Nj powney,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11

Or she will a who's small job holder, one who saturday envelope and never then feel the pinch of poverty and cant she's ready Co check out forgetting every" except priyaiOns she's under going.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11

These part Of the blame for the mess they ma that the were made by mutual obligations incurred thereby are not ean- cc!d personal dpponmns They ignore another fact that can be at hs best give when his wife dissatisfied dsgruntled ard disappearing of him,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11

Here's a thinks her husband owed her happiness didn't Miss Chaihed married man whom \ have always been ambitious anxious but he hasn't te power later he Is making te same married love pretty clothes good improving things none of which have
 had advantages that dreamed o Their having myself mans wife turn grey and die deprived sOud foF7 just doen eem me"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-21
5O-YEAR CLUB
LUNCH FRIDAY

re f1fty-Ysar ciue's mncheea.
honorinE active and honorary chair
men e the Golden jubilee eeleeTs-
tion. i expected 10 draw more thsn
zoo persons 10 Hotel wsnthrup FFs-
dsy.
Honored sssests yin include
Harry :. Cain. general chairman.
the following honorary ehsirmsn
Gov. Clarence u. Martin. n. n.
Coffman Of Ch~hshs. Thomas p.
Aidwel az Port Angeles. W. r.
Ronney % Tacoma. John Hartman
of Seattle. Mrs.. y. A. shade 81
Spokane and Rufus Weeds % We
natehee: the members ~ the
executive board; Irving ". Thomas.
Gilbert A. Waite. lee ?. Merrill.
Harold N. Johns and Albert n.
Heath.
The club. only recently organised.
IL restricted 10 thoss who have
lived In Washington for more than
80 years. Its first president 10 -
year-old Charles Ross of Puyallnr.
The POSTMASTER az the luncheon
will be Scott Henderson. we'll
known Tacoma attorney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-21
PUYALLUP MAN
F|REMEN CHOICE

SPOKANE - Gerald Foisy. Of
frosser, vas unanimously elected
president of Washington state
Fire Chiefs association late We'd
nesdsy, succeeding Mitchell Dou-
NIT. Of cathlsmet.
Port Angeles was in line for the
1910 convention Of the association
after Yakima withdrew its bid
with the provision 1t would be
favored for the 1871 meeting. Final
choice will be made by the chiefs
executive committee, acting with
the State Firemen's association.
A. J. Mccarthy. Puysllup. was
chosen first vice president; Claude
Dutton, Bothell, second vice presi-
dent; William A. Groce. Spokane,
secretary. and Charles II. Tracy,
Arlington. treasurer.
Board of control members named
were Clay Wolverton. Port An
eeles; Leo Hendley Toppenish;
William Fitzgerald. Seattle. and
w. j. Ryekman, Centralia.
A resolution passed requested
state legislation prohibiting paint
Ing Of private vehicles in the red
color used by fire departments
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-21

Among recent visitors 20 the
san Francisco Worlds fair xere:
Tacoms-Ru,h Hagen. Mrs.. n. q.
usch. Mr.. ana Mrs. George r. Dsxte
Johnson. NJ ana Mr. james NM.
dork. Nj ana Mrs r Y Decker.
Thomas Hurley. Mrs. N. K. Merton.
r. A. Thorsheim. Anita I4noeman. Mr. /.
and hrs- George J. fiend. Theima
Laisure. Mrs Albert J. Garter Mr..
and Mrs Z. Il. Butler. Jack Prince,
Heft. MABEL Marcusson. o. W Booth.
Ruth Booth. Loren Holden. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. Holden. Jessie johnson.
Aauce and Harriet n Puriison. Jack
Laisure. joe Prince. Donna NaSpher-
son. Mr. and Mrs n. 5 Phillips Mar
tia Harrison. Elizabeth Cook Dufour
Mrs. George Munx. Mr.. and Ars, J.
Mr. and Mrs. p J. Pollett. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford c. Jacobs
Mrs. r. 5. Albright Mrs y r. Lang
abeer. Margaret Jean LAngabeer. Mr..
and Mrs. A. W Mcintyre, Joe WAL
ston. Mr.. and Mrs Ray r waiston.
Harry =, Swarm. Dr. and Mrs, ?. o.
ieIson. c. W. Fetsy. Mr. and Mr.. o.
2. Magnusson A. ]. Lemsnse Howard
Kempe, Fred II. kempe. Hiids Olson.
Eunice Merritt. Mr. and Mrs. Prank
D, Merritt Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Les-
nick. s Taylor, V. r. Smith. o. NJ.
Aelandy. Mrs. Pred Maecallum. Janet
Langabter, 3 Montgomery. 0rscyliz
Lytle Mr.. and Mrs, Stanley Lytle,
Herman Judd, Grace Card, Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Mallery, Mr. and Mrs Alex
ander White. Bee White. Andrew A.
Loen. Leslie L. Hoar. Barbara kitlsr.
Frances Kitiar
Mr.. and Mrs J ~ Kitiar. Mr.. and
Mrs. Emery Asbury. Garry Garrison.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-21
MAIN STREE
Goinos. Comings and Doiaes
OF Taeomans az the Re
porter Found Them.

Mari Miller telling how his hoslse
was broken into Deaa 6seeess
wondering how q cigar could be
UP for sale fifty years George
Conger travelling along Union ava.
early In the morning ice Nicesa
taking In the celebration Chsck
Tutiie doing the same thing
n. X. Parks with big hat and using
cowboy drsel George Delss
explaining merits OF a fun nights
sleep Eric 5am~s going to work
down the hack road Don Sackssn
enjoying jubilee Virginia kreGh
and Eieaner Robson psusing here
and there along Broadway To look
at fashions In display Windows
Harry Coleman playing accordion
At La Casa Espanoia v Mcxicans
on Pacific ave- Dartine 1rle taxi
ing mld-sfternoon walk Lyle
Kelly telling how wholesome life
can be soaya Leftsess planning
tea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-21
COMMITTEE TO FETI
GUESTS AT JUBILEE

Reno odlin win head = special
committee OF prominent Tacoma
business men and civic leaders.
who are to entertain distinguished
visitors during the Golden Jubilee
celebration. II was announced at
Jubilee headquarters Thursday.
ON odlin's committee are Mayor
J. ]. kaufman. Ralph shaffer, DIR.
r. II. Beach, @. r.. karien, v. ID.
Metzger. Gerald Longstreth. Lyle
Abrahsmson. Neis y. johnson.
George G. Guyles. Clint w. Reyn-
olds. J. A. Flynn. corydon Wagner.
Jsmes hellinser. L. T. Murray and
J. r. Lanser.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-21

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-21
After Fifty Years
Young Lovers We'd

FxNNNu.1k 11lro- @k T1%Y<@f-
- ccurl> w><> mn<xs>1 AFR -
f<ars - fcgr stb>v marriages
lmp~3r4 - cour>e - tkezr lc<e
Wii1Iom nhlff<Fk sn1 ul1Nrp<n
eAsvn uAc>> <n4.evaeef ~ss
hrpksa haif e<etury 80 uepe
tnesF raxeats sssa thsy vars -
ycaNg Il marry. Esaslly f<n<ws<
zh><r FnmnNss tHHeeun eeFx<rVce-
1>n<s - w<s~ ve<11pt n izt1a~s.
N ~ tn<ervseznn y<&se Ne1zfext
~ m<rxtea shS<< tlurs& NJ pses.
ses Wits anxs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-21
Itterbugs Hurt
More Than Boxers

HARTFORD. Ce~n. - swinging
II On the dsnes flccr counts eat
more rsrsoas every year thsn
swinging a In the eoxlns ring. <e-
ccrdlnx 10 sctusrlrs 81 an insnr-
snee company.
Last year The company paid
claims ~ ts.sss accidents az Al
types. For every coxer Who wes
injured. san -astsreuxs@ collected
benefits for Dissertations. srr<ins.
broken legs and = variety 81 ether
hurts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-21

May Of eur better sh.~s ere n IRIS srssp. ses<
seecs,es Of sssss ssysss a~6 ssisrs sst not III
si.es Ia esch color sta Mish as1 me1lww heeis
spes Toe sHd hssa -. eisse1 h~si as@ eisse1
Zoe styles. sssAsls. Me-. pa~ps as1 ssuss-srssv1s
included In Ne assestsnest.
second piou
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-21

Mr.. and Mrs u. O. wallace. Mrs. W
n Mohr. y, Boxx. Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart v Perry. Herman Forsiund.
n l. Erickson. Mr. and Afs O. ~
Arnsson. Richard c. SNOW. Mr and
Mrs. Chester SNOW. Glenn v. wilde
neur,. Ralph G. lawson. Margaret x.
wrigley. Betty NJ Wrislef Paul y.
Wriglsy, Frank Moore, Thomas Nc
Donald Jos<phine Keel.
Hes Mallory.
summer Bill Cooper. Mr. and hrs
Wade Csisyan. Mr.. and Mrs. Prank
Chsryenks wade Calsvsn.
Tiiiieam Mr.. and Mrs.. q. Oisson
and family.
Ns.hes- katherine NJ cuBllffs, H.
7. cuniiffs. David Robefss. walter
MobeTE.
Among recent visitors At tins
New FORKS Worlds fair were tine
following:
Tacoma Isabel ". Powell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto l.. johnson, n y Trslssr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Johnson Mr..
and Mrs AitcbeiI Hamilton, G. ".
Heart. Richard Aydsmsn. virginia
Bksen. ,. sksen, ~ NJ ysenssIs.
Beatrice N. Simpson, A. Holland M,
and Mrs. Grover A Bennett, Mrs ,.
~. Niles. rank l.. Usus. Mr.. and
nrs Lorsnz. Mr.. and Mrs..
fort Lewis Kathryn Birhy.
Sis Hsrsss Mira p. ~ Psyrsn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-21
PLAN PEAR REFERENDUM

WASHINGTON - The sgricul-
ture department announced today
that a referendum win be held
before Aug. Is ON 4 proposed
marketing agreement for six vart-
cites Of winter pears produced In
Oregon. Washington and Cali
fornis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-21
PADDLE TENNIS GAMES
At WMATO LAKE PARK

Tne fsfth in |. series - fsrN
Jurser oiymrses inter ri.yss~ld
games ~ill ~ e.raess Frsa.s after
nccn frem 1 n a'eicsk ~ w.r~te
Lake para. sna yin feature -
game - paa<tse t<snts
There wtli - hctn Hry<f snd
girls ss<nss IN zzassrs "a >ca.
ss<. rhss h . ninsssare tsssia
game. played ~iss paddles ~
WOOD halls. v~sy repnlss - Metre.
re,sssn r.sk rssss1eias
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-21
70 DAYS FOR THEFT

Arthur Martin, ~ year old
Poulsbo youth. pleaded guilty to
theft OF a suit. leather jacket and
some other property from v. l..
casson. and was sentenced by
Justice Blanche Funk Miller We'd
nesday afternoon TO 30 days In the
county jail.
Evening star., 1939-02-05
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

LADY wants quiet room: special diet; Mt
Pleasant. Chevy Chase, D. G.; prefer Diet.
home. Box 36O-M. Star.
GENTLEMAN, Government employe. wants
room and board in Anacostia or Hlllcrest.
Box 344M. Star. D
YOUNG LADY desires single room and
board quiet refined small. private fam.
lily: Petworth Woodridge or Brookand
vicinity; S35 per mo. Box 245-M. Star
GENTLEMAN wishes room and board; Co
lumbia Heights section; not over $50.
Box 303M, Star.
? OR 3 UNFURNISHED and board for
employed couple and small child; near
transportation. Box 269M. Star.
YOUNG MAN, student, Govt. employe;
desires single room or room and board
in private home: neighborhood 10th and
Col rd; state price. Box 299-M. Star.
BY YOUNG BUSINESSMAN, using, no
LIQUOR or tobacco, rooms or ! large
room in private home in exclusive resi-
DENTAL section; owns living room furni-
ture; away one-auarter time wishes ex-
cellent meals: privtae shower, garage.
Box BOIL, Star.