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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-16
Joe Favored
To Retain His
Championship
Both Men In
Top Condition
For Contest
BIZ RnsS J. Cowans

The strenuous grind OF The trsin-
Ing camp viii be completed this
Weekend. aud Joe Louis and Bob
Pastor will be ready for their
heavy weight tusslc Wednesday
night in Briggs Stadium.
The two contestants, Louis the
champion and Pastor. challenger.
Will box Saturday. SUNDAY and
Monday. and then lay aside their
gloves and rest until ihe bell
senasi them into action
Leaves Camps wednesday
Both fighters will leave their re-
Spective camps early Wednesday
morning. going to the Michissn
State Fairgrounds for he weieA-
ing-in at one o'clock. AFTER ne
weighins-in 'hc two combatat
will cat, take short walk. ati
then 60 10 sleep
Although Louis and Pastor "
examined by a physician this week
r. Pastor Wednesday and Louis
Thursday-hoth Will be examined
two hours before they enter The
ring This IS precautionary
measure Of Boxing Commissioner
John J Hettchc TO prevent any
last minute mishaps
Louis The Fayorite
When the two battlors crawl
through the hempen ropes to await
Tie various preliminaries preceding
a championship bout, the tltlo-hold-
er viii be a favoritc with the het-
tors 20 retain his crown Al
though Joe has looked slow and
sluggish IN his training sessions at
Worthwhile fight experts aud fans
arc stringins along with him in
their selection Of the winner
The boxing experts have select
ed Louis as The probable winner
hecauso of his heavy hitting power
They believe the champion viii he
able 20 corner Pastor long before
tho scheduled 20 rounds have roll
cd into history.
However. these same experts are
NOT NN'l i'phlUE ItrlvI tAtfilF Ab
boxiue ability They have declared
tvihout the assistance Of James
Joy Johnston. ,olnhle manager Of
Pasiorl that Bob IS beyond doubt
The best boxer in tho heavyweight
division
VIII Not Run
In addition Pastor has indicated
by hts training sessions that Ne
will not duplicate his bicycling per-
Torrance OF the FIRST bout between
Louis and the former New York
university blocking back Instead.
Pastor has declared that he viii
depend on his boxing ability to off,
set the punching power possessed
I he champion
Before Loris had completed NJ
final sparring sessions With ris
spar mates. Jack Blackburn, vet
eran trainer OF the champion, ex-
j Continued on page ~
La gaceta., 1939-10-13

Maria tuvo un p~reSentimien-
to de algo grave, con aquella su
constante zozobra en- que vi
VIA, Y acudi6 tambien, entire
gando ell niho al cuidado de Ia
guardesa.
-IQue hay, Cayetano?
Una cosa extrana. don Mi
guel. SNo lie han entregado a US
ted una carta?
u Una carta...?
ST. Ha venido esta tarde un
chico, un botones, con una car
Ia urgente para listed. Y 70,
que estaba arriba en- la terraza,
he visto que la cogia el anna del
niho, que Sc marchaba a BARGE
Iona.
Maria de las Moves Sc puso
livida.
Miguel tambien palideci6 Ii
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geramente.
LEI anna !-pudo decir Ma
ria, la primera.
Ell anna, 81, sonora. mo la
han visto ustedes, verdad, en- "a
estaci6n?
mol
-lQue ha visto listed?
|Oh!." Muy extrano... 70
estaba arriba, frmando un ciga-
rrillo, porque ha5iamos term
nado en- el comedor, luego do
salir ustedes esta tarde.., V, De
pronto, veo bajar a Araceli ha-
ella la estaci6n. va saba que
seemarchaba.
La estaba miranda, cuando, dc
pronto, veo subir la cuesta de
las mimosas a un botones, que
pregunt6 por listed, diciendo:
lie TRAGIC esta csrts ur-
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LOS JUEGOS DE FOOTBALL
PARA HOY
College

College
Alma College VS.. Olivet
Birmingham4Southern VS. LOU
siana Poly
Centre VS.. Pennsylvania
Davidson VS.. South Carolina
Marietta VS.. Fairmont
Superior State Tchrs. vs. La
Crosse
Temple u. VS.. Texas Christian
Dayton u. VS.. Youngstown
Louisville u. VS.. Alfred-Hol-
brook
High School
Tampa
jefferson VS.. Webster, en- Tam
pa
Gainesville en- Lakeland
Lee (Jacksonville), en- miami
Edison
Gulf New Port Richey) Ell
F. M. A. (St. Petersburg
Erwin, Tenn, en- Landon (Jaci
sonville)
Petersburg, Va, en- Andrew
Jackson (Jacksonville)
Arcadia en- BradentOn
Fort Myers EN- Wauchula
Punta Gorda en- Sarasota
Winter Heaven en- Haines City
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jugar de los Huracanes.
PlaneadG INA gran celebrQci6n
Hoy empezara la fiesta con
una fogata frente a>los terrenos
de la Feria, junto con una para
da de freshman en- pijamas.
Ell p1blico esta invitado.
Mahana sc efectuara una pro
cesi6n en- Ell distrito comercia!.
Las bandas de Miami y Tam
pa iran a la cabeza de la parada,
yes eguidos de los teams rivales.
A los empleados Sc les permi-
tira dejar el empleo a las S:15,
manana por la noche, 81 quieren
asistir al juego, que comenzara
a las $50.
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Cahill anot6 para ell team de la Florida en-
la primera parte
Ferguson jug6 brillantemente en- la
posicion de end

Boston, Octubre 13.- Los Ga
tors de la Universidad de la Flo
rida aprovecharon su 1nica O.
portunidad de anotar en- la bora
temprana, y oituistaror. una
victoria de Z a 0 sobre ell Boston
College, ante una concurrence
de 10000 personals, en- Fenway
Park.
Las aquilas querian desqui-
tarse de la ofensa que sufrieron
frente a Notre Dame, pero TO
pudieron anotar aunque CANA
ron 248 yardas contra 104.
Hrbo muy POGO Lfogre-o 0
ninguno por parte del Boston
antes que sus rivales atacaran
fuertemente, en- ell primer perio
Go, cuando avanzaron as yardas
en- un ataque a6reo que fue COM
pletado con un pase anotador,
de rs yardaS, de Bud Walton a
Leo Cahill, uno de los cinco NJ.
vatos en- la linea regular de la
Florida. Walton anadi6 Ell sept
mo punto, con un certero pun
capie.
Frank Leahy, nuevo coach del
team de Boston, apur6 a sus
backs dentro de la acci6n, Guam
do Ell segundo periodic comenz6,
pero desaprovecharon todas las
oportunidades, mon6tonamenta,
al no poder aguantar a Forest
Ferguson, que arruin6 los sill
puestos passes peligrosos dc
Charles O'Rourke.
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Miguel tambien abrigaba

Miguel tambien abrigaba
ciertos temores, aunque de o.
tro genera que los de Maria.
Pero a los dos les animaba la
misma llama de su amor inmen-
so. que estaba dispuesto a dar la
vida antes que separarse del ser
adorable.
ST, esta noche, Maria y Mi
guel regresaron al hotel con las
dltimas tintas del dia.
Y va sc dirigian hacia sus
habitaciones del piso principal,
donde ardia una allegro lumbre
de lenos, en%cendida por la guar
desa EN- su ausencia, cuando ca
yetano, uno de los mozos del es-
tablecimiento, llam6 respetuo-
samente al senior.
Miguel de Guzman fruci6 le-
vemente 81 ceho.
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Inscription semanal: 20 ctr
1908 Ia. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla
TeEefono Y 1892
WILLIAM GREEN REELEC-
TO PRESIDENTE DE LA
AMERICA
Ma DEL TRABAJO
Geo. Meany es Ell nuevo secreta-
rio.tesQrero de la Federaci6n

Cincinnati, oct. 13.-La Fede
raci6n Americana del TrabaJo
reeligi6 aver presidente a Wi
liam Green y nombr6 secreta-
rio-tesorero, en- lugar del vetera
no Frank Morrison, que decide
retirarse, a George Meany, de
New York.
Sc concedi6 la primer vice
presidential a William L. HUI
cheson, de indianapolis, presi-
dente de la Union de Carpinte-
ros. Reemplaza Hutcheson a
Frank Durry, de II amos de e.
dad. Morrison esta cerca de los
80 amos.
Homer Martin, %presidente de
la Union de Obreros del Auto
m6vil, declare ante la Conven-
ci6n que ell verdadero PROPOSE
to de John L. Lewis es destrulr
ell movimiento obrero america
no.
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O'Rourke hizo un "touch-
down" en- ell primer minute de
accion; pero no tuvo valoY por
las jugadas "sucias" de sus com
paneros mlentras el corria.
Dos veces despues, en- ell Sc
gundo periodo, y otras tantas
en- el tercero, los Aguilas CANA
ron primeros downs en- la var
da Is de la Florida, para ser
contenidos despues por Fergu-
son,
Con solo Ell Gltimo periodic
por finalizar, los Gators fueron
aguantados entire las lineas de
las 25 yardas hasta que ell item
pc termin6. O'Rourke trat6, sin
exito, varios passes y fue cojido
por una perdida de 20 yardas,
a manos de Ferguson cuando
trat6 otro en- la cuarta etapa.
Seis de los II passes hechos
por ell College de Boston, les die
ron un total de 107 yardas con-
ira el Florida.
Los Gators interceptaron cus,
tro de los passes y perdieron dos
de los de ellos en- las manos de,
enemigo.
Los line-ups: Florida CD Fee
gUson, lie; Golf, It; Hull, lg; R0.
binson, c; Battista, rg; Smith.
rt Piombo, re; Hanna, OBJ; Wa.
ton, lib; Cahill, RIB; Beno, fb
Boston College COZ Harrison.
le; Manzo, 1t; Schwotzer, !g
Gladchuko, c; White, rg; Var.
ckoes, TT; GoOdreault, re; Cohig
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genie al senior Guzmanl iEsta
aqui
"-iSi!-le contest6 Ell anna.
i-Traela, que 70 sc la dare. iYo
soy el anna de su nihoY"
Ell chico Sc la do, Araceli fir.
mo ell volante..., y 70 no habria
sospechado NADIA 81 no hubiese
visto luego al anna subir, va So
la, hacia Ell hotel, y escondersa
entire los bojes, al tempo que
Sc guardaba la carta en- ell Pc
Icho. Ella no Sc pensaba que 70
la estuviese viendo...
iAh!...
Los amantes Sc habian que.
dado serios, graves, con la gra-
vedad de los grandes momen-
tos...
Y eambiaron una mirada De
ansias y dudss infinitas..
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sobre TODD la mujer, que no sc
cansaba de repetirle a Miguei
a cada instante:
ii Tengo miedo, Miguel
querido, tengO miedo, un mie-
do locol...
-IPero por que, Maria?
-lAh, no Sc L., Els una es-
pecie de presentimiento de
que nos va a ocurrir una des-
gracia.
i No pienses locuras!
lQue desgracia
Jay, no sell. iTengo ME
do! Hubiera preferido que nos
fueramos EN- seguida, ell mismo
dia que 20 tie fui a buscar al
castillo.
-Bien, mira, Ell viernes nos
vamOs...
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nah, Ca, puso aver a dormir, en-
Ell tercer asalto, a Ricardo Her
nande-, oe Tampa.
La peiea Sc verifico en- Il are
ma Royal Palm.
Hernandez demostr6 gran in
ferioridad frente a su contra
rio. La campana salv6 al tampe.
no en- los asaltos primero y Sc
gundo, luego de haber sido de
rribado por fuertes derechazos
de Williams.
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Los Espartanos estan en- gran forma para
ell juego de mafana con Ia u de Miami
-
Una parada en- pijamas Y procession manana
por la noche
(PoR ARTHUR oJEDA)

Todos los hombres de la 'es'
cuadra" de football de la Uni'
versidad de Tampa estaran er
pcrfectas condolences para e
irego de gran importancia que
sostendran mahana frente a Ia
u. de Miami.
Pix Pierson pidi6 aver un ira
bajo ligero y dijo que los juga-
dores Sc encontraban en- su me-
jor forma.
"No habra ninguna excusa
con respecto a la condici6n fist
ca del team, 81 Miami nos derrc
ia. e. squad" Sc encuentra en-
la mejor forma desde que co :
menzaron las ~practicas, hace
seis semanas."
No quiso el mencionar a los
ccmponentes del cuadro de ma
mana pero es SECURE que juga-
ran Tony Kolka, Cecil Reed,
W aisly Zaiko, Jack Newlandst
Ray Fordyce, Bob Anderson,
Bill Fisher. Howard Beynon,
Champ Williams, AL Benz y Mi
Tan Buchan.
81 alg1n cambio es hecho, Bill
Jasiunas, un gigantic, sustituira
a Newlands; Orlando Molina
con sus 225 lbs. tomara la posi-
ci6n de Anderson, o Paul Hanct
abrirA en- Ell puesto de Benz.
Lgcen mag bieD
Los Espartanos demostraror
aver mas espiritu y coordina.
ci6n que nunca, en- esta tempo
rada. La defensa y ofensiva d
Miami fueron practicadas du
rante ell mediodia, con los dun
mics, y los Espartanos lucierol
su habilidad. Despues de termi
NADIA la practica, Pierson mani
fast6 que Sc alegraba de que 10
muchachos lutheran olvidado Il
tonta idea de que Ell "team" d
Miami seria un facil contrari
por su Ultima derrota frente
Wake Forest, 33 a 0. Cast todo
los que de esta fOrma Sc EXPIRE
saban eran los novatos, va gu
los yeteranos saben la forma d
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The AWFUL PRICE YOU PAY FOR BEING
NERVOUS
Check Below And See If You Have
Amy Of The Signs

Quivering nerves can make you old and
haggard looking, cranky and hard to live
with-can keep you awake nights and rob
you Of good health, good times and Jobs.
Don't let yourself Ego" like that. Start
taking a good, reliable tonic-one made espe-
etailg Jr tcoHen. And could you ask for any
thing whose benefits nave been better proved
than worldtamous Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound?
Let the wholesome herbs and roots Of
Pinkham's Compound help Nature calm
your shrieking nerves, tone up your system,
and help lessen distress from female func-
tional disorders.
Make q note NOW to get a bottle Of this
tims-proven Pinkham's Compound TODAY
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
La Gaceta Folletlh NO ~
IA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.
La Gaceta

guel, luego de eontemplar es-
ia tarde la decoration fantasti
ca del crepusculo, regresaron
lentamente hacia ell hotel.
va hablaban con creciente
abandono de la inminencia de
aquel viaje que sc les imponia
a cada hora...
FL viernes de esta semana..,
iiijuntos para siempre!ll...
va no tendrian que separar
Sc las horas de la noche, CO.
mo ahora, nj vivirian en- esta
zozobra en- que ahora vivian,
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Sc 10 digo a nsted. M

70 Sc 10 digo a listed, iy
uStedes perdonen, sehoritos,
que yo me haya metido en- la
da!, porque me ha chocado 10
que hacia la Araceli...
isl, hombre, gracias, yo...,
nosotros tambien 10 encontra-
mos muy extranO!
Ell comandante alarg6 al cria-
do un par de duros de propina,
y Miguel y Maria penetraron en-
la salita donde ardia Ell fuego, al
tempo que Grzman comenta-
ba:
II En- fin, ALA veremos! l.. A.
nora, cuando vuelva ell anna, la
haremos que nos explique cato
tan rarol
o
Maria de las Moves fue la pri
mara nsta Ia..--G
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gb; Jauron, lib Maznicki, rho;
Davis, fb.
Score por perlodo:
Florida 10 OF
Boston College 0 0 0 90
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WILLIAMS ACOST0 A HER
NANDEZ

Fort Myers, oct. 13.-El peso
ligero Kid Williams, de Savan-
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Caimanes derrotaron al Boston

College, conanotaci6n de 20
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Maria de las Moves fue la pri
mera que deSconfi6,
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LA GACETA

Ell peri6dico en- idiomA EspahoI
de- mas circulation en- Tampa
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POPULAR RECIPES

flour and dredge the rolled veal
with it. Brown rolls in bacon fat
on all sides and pour in the veg
etable stock. Cover and bake in
moderate oven 1850 degrees FL
for about IS minutes, or until
meat is tender.
Southern Sweet Potato Souffle
(Serves 6 to 81
Six sweet potatoes, 2 egg yolks,
II cup milk. u cup sugar, "a cup
raisins, 1 teaspoon nutmeg, 2la
teaspoons melted butter. 2 egg
whites, 3 tablespoons sugar, l tea
spoon lemon juice.
Boil potatoes and mash thor
oughly. Beat egg yolks and milk,
then add sugar, raisins, nutmeg
and melted butter. Stir into
mashed potatoes. Place in but
tered casserole and bake in mod
crate oven 1850 degrees F.) until
brown on top. Beat egg whites
until stiff. then beat in sugar and
stir in lemon juice. Place on top
of sweet potatoes and run under
broiler to brown.
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grounds. Undoubtedly the MUIR
derer Of my husband went out the
window. While you waste time
here. he's probably miles away"
"Mr. Benthorne had many enc
mics ?"
Arnold had no friends" She
opened a door, This is the guest
room and nodding at the figure on
the rumpled bed MY father
Is sleeping Poor Dad"
The detective pushed past her,
through the doorway. He took in
the disarray of the room; the
spread tossed back over the foot
of the bed; the muddy shoes, side
by side; the black raincoat in a
heap on the floor; the hat, on the
highboy, and the little line OF
water down the front Of the
drawers; the figure of Aston,
stretched full length upon the bed,
face down, outlined under the
blanket. The mans breathing was
steady, unnaturally loud.
THE sleeping pills" Mrs. Ben
thorne explained. Must you dis
turb him now? This has been an
ordeal for him. Won't you let him
sleep and come back later ?"
Dawson nodded, backed slowly
from the room. Aston stirred
slightly, then relaxed again, re-
Stunning his quiet snoring. Dawson
turned to Mrs. Benthorne's suite.
Twenty minutes later he was
ready to admit that IL Helen Ben
thorne had ever kept a revolver
hidden in her room, she had left
no trace of 1t. There was no tell
tale outline on flimsy' undertakings
in any of the dresser drawers
closets, filled with hundreds OF dol
lars of costly dresses and coats
yielded no clews. Each garment
was hung neatly upon a satin
padded wooden hangar = to hold
the shoulders in shape, Dawson
Continued on Page Is, Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
How to Make a Splendid
Cough Remedy at Home

you about four times as much for your
money. IL lasts 4 long time, never
spoils. and children love ii.
This Is actually q surprisingly efec-
tive. ouiek-aeting cough remedy.
Promptly, you feel 1t taking hold. II
loosens the phlegm. soothes the irri-
tated membranes and makes breathing
easy. You've never seen anything bet
ter for prompt and pleasing results
pinex Is a compound containing Nor
way Pine and paiatsble suaiaeol, in
concentrated form a most reliable
soothing agent for throat and bronchial
membranes. Money refunded II II
doesn't please you in every way. adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
BEAUTY HINTS

Authorities agree that walking,
standing and sitting correctly will
make any woman feel, as we'll as
look, better.
If you doubt this, make a simple
test. Just let your shoulders sag,
pull your head back into the col
lar of your coat-in fact, allow all
of your body to slump-then walk
a block. Now lift your chest, hold
shoulders up and back straight,
but not exaggeratedly so, carry
head high-in other words, assume
perfect posture, then walk an
other block. At the end of the
second block, stop and analyze
your reactions during the short
walk.
No matter how nice your clothes,
you felt pretty frowsy, even slight
ly down-trodden, during the first
half of the walk, didn't you? Dur
ing the latter half, your spirits as
well as your chest and head seemed
to be uplifted, too, didn't they?
STAND, LOOK AND
WALK TALL
It's a well known fact that bad
seated posture produces fatigue
rather quickly. It's important that
the office worker sit far back in
her chair with end of spine mot
necessarily shoulders) touching the
back of the chair. Stomach will
then be up and in. Feet should be
placed flat on the floor.
When you stand, try to keep
backbone in as straight line as
possible with chest high, stomach
in and head up. It's possible to
stand with weight on one foot
without throwing the body out of
balance or having the hip on the
opposite side stick out. Practice
shifting your weight from one
foot to the other, meanwhile keep
ing the body in a nice, graceful
line.
Remember, of course, that deep
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14

Begin the week with few new
recipes to test. 1t will put adj
venture into the routine of cook
ing for the family.
Veal Roll with Sausage
(Serves to 81
Two veal steaks (cut in 2 by
inch pieces), 3 teaspoons minced
onion, y tablespoon butter. u
pound pork sausage, Ia cups
breadcrumbs with enough milk TO
soften. 5 tablespoons flour, salt
and pepper to taste, 2 tablespoons
bacon drippings, IL cups clear
vegetable stock.
Wipe each steak with damp
white cloth Heat butter and
brown onion. Mix the Drowned
onion with sausage and moistened
hreadcrumbs. Spread over steaks,
roll. and fasten with toothpicks
or skewer. Mix salt, pepper and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
A Big Saving, and It's So
Easyi No COOkingi

Cough medicines usually contain =
large quantity Of sugar syrup--a good
ingredient. but one which you can cas-
ily make at home. Take cups Of gran
ulsted sugar and ] cup Of water. and
stir q few moments Until dissolved. No
cooking. No trouble At all.
Then get from your druggist 2a5
ounces Of Pinex, pour II into pint
bottle. and add your syrup. This gives
you q fun pint Of truly wonderful med
ieine for coughs due to colds. 1t makes
: real saving for you, because II gives
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
ShiftIess Young In-Lsws Too
Often Burden Their Elders
Become Professional Rsckeieers in the Matter
Of Letting Someone Else Make the Living
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: Recently you printed letter from
mother-in-aw who complained about shftess son-inaw
seemed that he lazy and allowed his wife work while
he sponged off both her and her folks.
Well, if this mothern-law told the truth (mohers-in-
law don't always regard the truth highly all say is
thsShe certainly deserves sympathy But if she is tell
ing the truth and deliberately exaggerang about her
inaw's character then all my sympathy is with him.
But all speculation aside Let us this worried
is truthful and her sonn-aw really presents the
problem she tells about If such is the think of
unfortunate situation and marvel at the patience of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14

Let's lift the dumpy figure out
of the dumps.
At the left you see one mistake
made by our one-time screen idol.
Maxine Elliott. now a matronly
figure who insists upon wearing
the tiniest hats. Obviously such
hats stress bulk. Other mistakes
at the left are the long-haired fur
collar. the belt that gives choked
look. the too scant skirt and the
heavy-strspped shoes.
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At the right we have copied a
picture OF the beautiful and so
smart Mrs. Chamberlain. the prime
minister's lady. Note: her big,
flaring hat, her long earrings. her
panels Of flat fur in the flattering
wineglass line. her deep fur cuffs,
her full longish skirt, her square
toed shoes and her dark stockings
that have such a SHINING effect
on the ankles.
Watch for your type tomorrow.
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GOOD TASTE TO-DAY

lives in a nearby town. His fiancee
has invited me to a party at her
house, and several OF her rela-
tives who are giving parties in her
honor have also invited me to their
houses. I'm wondering whether II
would be the night thing to go. as
my mother died late last summer
Answer: l think If they are
very small parties II would be
quite all right for you to be pres
ent under the circumstance. Your
great personal interest in your son
and his fiancee should certainly be
adequate explanation of your pres
ence. II dance is given for them.
| think it would be unsuitable for
you to go to that.
Dessert Served In Stemmed Glass
Dear Mrs. Post: When dessert
Is served in a stemmed glass I
believe the teaspoon Is the cor
rect one to provide rather than
the larger dessert spoon. Is this
spoon laid on the plate underneath
the stemmed glass. and how would
a fork be served that will be need
ed for eating soft cake at the
same time?
Answer: The spoon is sufficient.
As matter OF fact, you couldn't
eat with the fork in one hand on
the lower level, and the spoon on
the upper level in the other hand
at the same time. Even If you
could, 1t would look as though you
were trying a sleight of hand trick,
don't you think?
Wedding Music on an Accordion
Dear Mrs. Post: We have nei-
Their piano nor photograph, and
could hardly depend on the radio
to provide wedding music. And
yet I'd like to be married at home
and think there should be some
music. Would it be improper to
have a relative play his accordion ?
He is an accomplished accordion
player.
Answer: It would be unusual,
but If he plays very well, / think
at a small wedding 1t might be
very pleasing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
BABY WHISTLES WELL

TT. MYERS, Fla--The parents
of 16-month-old David Matthews
claim he is the baby whistling
champion of the world. His father.
Jasper Matthews, said he gave the
baby "a few pointers" and now
David can be heard two city
blocks"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14
Evening Dress Required

Evening Dress Required
Dear Mrs. Post: Does an invita-
ton to an evening wedding re-
quire that guests wear formal eve
ming dress?
Answer: Unless they are told not
to. formal evening dress would GER
tainly be taken for granted. In a
very simple community, guests
would wear their best go-out-in-
company clothes, whatever they
may be.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-14

breathing exercises do a great
deal toward teaching you to stand,
walk and sit with chest in an
elevated position. Many a flat
chested look has been cured by
breathing exercises and by cor
rection of posture defects.