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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29
HAPPY--
BIRTHDAY
SATURDAY. MAY 81

SATURDAY. MAY 81
Edna May Russell, S505 No
Verde 1t.
Gene Void, Fort Lewis.
Ralph y. Conrad, Sunshine
station.
Mrs. George Mclaughlin,
Eatonville.
Marjorie May Murdoch, 2ols
East S1th st.
John W. Bsder, $500 East ] st.
Mary FeIice, 1901 So. S5th st.
A. c. Martinolich, 1122 No.
Alder st.
Joseph Allen Gordon, 5S07 So.
Prospect st.
Corinne Grenadine Fisk, 1856
Fawcett ave.
SUNDAY, MAY %
Arthur Samuel Mariana, 1917
So. Cushman ave.
Betty May Bitterling, 25l1 So.
Traitor st.
Lloyd f. Tegard, Everett,
Wash.
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TueNs' Funeral
Set For Monday

Last rites will be held from Ep-
worth Methodist church Monday
at 8 p. m. for Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Edwin Tuell, prominent Tacomans
who were killed Thursday after
noon when their automobile plung-
ed down a mountainside 20 miles
west of Yakima on Naches Pass
highway.
Rev. Walter s. Gleiser and DR.
Edward H. Todd, president of Col
lege Of Puget Sound, will officiate
at the services. Interment will be
at Mountain View burial park I'M
der direction of Tuell funeral
home.
Pallbearers will be c. A. Rob-
bins, S. Christian Erickson, H. f.
Warren, George w. Slyter, Gus
tav Franzen, N. D. Pollom, DR.. C.
E. Wilbur, Earl Robinson, Oscar
Robson, D. Ward Moser, Harry
Johnson and r. A. Cross.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29

For the business woman gets by
on minimum of praise. And she
never asks for what she gets.
About the only time her work is
commented on is when there is a
complaint. Every time she hands
the boss a letter, she doesn't ex-
pect him to say. my, you typed
this beautifully, Miss Smith.
You're a smart girl"
In few months of working she
learns that IL there are no COM
plants. she's lucky, and all is well.
There's no reason in the world
why women in the home can't take
the same attitude. 1t must be an
awful bore to a man to have to
praise continually in order to
stand in good.
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Continued From Page Two
ing her tone gay. carelessly I'M
concerned.
She ran across to him. I'm
your first caller.
"Glad to see me? If so, that's
good. II not" rafting on, you'll
have to make the best of il.
That's the trouble with guests.
They come at the most unheard
OF times"
She couldn't stop talking. Her
voice seemed to keep the crowd
ing loneliness from coming too
close.
How do you like my new car ?"
proudly pointing to the elderly We
hiele.
Isn't she honey
Hmm" he said. What year ?"
1t was so flat as to be funny.
Kay, prepared for anything from
quivering gratitude to angry
scorn, giggled relievedly.
Il forgot to ask the man, she
admitted. Imagine it's about my
age.
They looked the car over, COM
menting on its many good points.
ignoring its bad ones.
Looking inside Larry discovered
the baggage.
"Why the suitcases he asked.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29
One Yolk Mayonnaise

One egg yolk, u teaspoon mus
tard, u teaspoon salt, Il teaspoon
sugar, teaspoon cayenne, table,
spoon vinegar or lemon juice, Il
pint salad or olive oil.
Combine egg yolk, seasonings
and vinegar. Add l tablespoon of
oil and beat with rotary beaten
until oil and egg are thoroughly
mixed. Continue adding oil, beat
ing in l tablespoon at time until
mayosnaise begins to stiffen. Re-
naming oil may be beaten in 2
tablespoons at time.
Chocolate Frosting
Or for your cup cakes, turn the
egg yolks into a rich frosting.
Two egg yolks. l cup confec-
toners sugar. u teaspoon vanilla,
4 cup milk, 8 squares bitter choc-
olate melted, l tablespoon soft
butter, few grains of salt.
Combine ingredients in order
given and beat with rotary beater
until blended. Set bowl in pan of
ice or ice water and beat until
thick enough to spread g to 5
minutes).
Quick Cup Cakes
Reversing the problem, what can
you do with the two egg whites
after using the yolks? Here's the
fitting answer.
One third cup soft shortening, 1
cup sugar, 2 egg whites, u tea
spoon vanilla. Il teaspoon salt,
tx cups sifted flour. teaspoons
baking powder, n cup milk.
Put all ingredients into bowl in
order given. Beat all vigorously
for minutes and bake as cup
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29
Good Taste
Today
BY EMILY POST
SCHOOLGIRL HOsTEssEs

Dear Mrs. Post: My young
daughter has asked me to let her
club give a tea here at our house
for them 10 entertain all the
mothers of the members. I am
delighted but wondered, since the
party is in my house, whether l
should receive the other mothers.
I don't want TO enter into the ar
engagements more than necessary
because I think il is grand ex-
perience for these young girls to
have fun charge; on the other hand
l don't want any of the other
mothers to feel me rude.
Answer: Your daughter should
receive in this case. perhaps with
one or two of the other girls who
are on the committee Of arrange
ments. You would simply walk
around among the guests and
make yourself agreeable, talking
to the mothers and urging timid
ones to go to the tea table, and
doing whatever else you can to
assist the girls but without your
self assuming the place Of hostess.
A Bachelor Dinner
Dear Mrs. Post: / am the
groom-to- be's married sister, and
am in the best position to give a
bachelor dinner for my brother,
which l would like to do. AS
hostess, however, am l supposed
to be present at this dinner in my
own house, or not? 1t doesn't
seem quite right for me to give
him a party and not at least well
come the guests. Ny husband is
a member of the wedding party.
Answer: 1t is an unbreakable
rule that at a bachelor dinner no
woman should ever be present
not even for a moment. But 1t
would be entirely proper that you
provide the dinner for your brother
and that your husband act as host.
Your brother himself tells his
ushers and the other friends he
wants to include that the bachelor
dinner is being given at his
brother-in-law's house, because it
would be very strange to have it
that a mans dinner is
etu h,t 81
A Trained Nurses Signature
Dear Mrs. Post: / am a trained
nurse and have occasion sometimes
to write thank you note for my
patients. I have always just signed
such note Mary G. Blank. The
last patient I had thought l should
have added r. N. to my signature. |
have asked other nurses since
hen what they do in such cases
and find that some do and others
10 not. Will you please print
what you think so the others as
we'll as I can read it.
Answer: Since your letters
probably do not explain who you
are, the initials at the end of your
name would not only be proper
but they would certainly be help
full in establishing your identity.
who you are, any one
who is especially concerned about
4 -
in being able to make future in
quiries to you direct.
Copyright, 1889. BY Emily Post)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29

I'm make 4 lot Of these-one for
every color in the rainbow" you'll
exclaim once you've tried this de-
lightful dress. For in Pattern 4037,
Anne Adams has designed an old
favorite shirtwaist--but with
. difference. The difference lies in
its high waistline skirt. Long front
panels rise to smart points in front
+. . sash comes from each side
to tie in back and the bottom
flares nicely all combining to
make your midriff girlishly flat
and slim. You will like the versa
tile two-way neckline--a pointed
collar version for sportswear: a
low v-neck style for Sunday best.
You'll find the instructions easy to
follow.
Pattern l037 10 available in
misses and women's sizes IL. II.
l6, is. 20. 50. 50. IS. So. 40 and
~. Size Is takes 81 yards 3s-inch
fabric.
Send fifteen cents (15c) in coins
for this Anne Adams pattern.
Write plainly SIZE. NAME, AD-
DRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
Just out Is. the Anne Adams
Pattern Book Of Summer Styles.
Send for Il today, and see what
fashion-magic you can stitch up
easily md quickly on the most linn
tied Of budgets. See. pictured in
color. . complete array of holiday
travel. day, party and sun-sports
modes. Smartness for summer
bride and glamour girl! New clas-
sizes and "cottons" Pages and
pages Of patterns for misses. ma
irons s.. and youngsters too.
Reports also on accessories, Order
now. Price of book fifteen cents.
Price Of pattern fifteen cents. To-
gether. book and pattern twenty
five cents.
Send your order to The Tacoma
Times. Pattern Department, Ia
eoma- Wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29

II she hangs new CURTAINS III Tic
living room she either says, How
do you like the curtains ?"-and
he had better like them = or she
PLAYS the let's see if-he-notices-
them game.
She knows he won't - and he
doesn't. But she is very hurt when
she points out. You didn't notice
the curtains. and I spent all day
getting them up"
When she buys a new dress, she
makes him admire and admire. II
he sounds q little lukewarm, she
says, Maybe I'd better take 1t
back"-and that gets him into line
Immediately.
II he praises the refreshments
when the party is over, she isn't
satisfied until she tells him how
little they cost, so that he can
praise her for being a good man.
ager.
A little experience in the BUSH
ness world before marriage would
have been good for her.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29
Your Health
BY DIR. MORRIS FIsHBEIN


Vitamins held the stage at the
recent meeting Of the American
Medical association.
Some doctors describe all sorts
Of vague digestive disorders due
TO vitamin deficiencies, some Of
which may actually produce
changes in the walls of the in
testines.
Prolonged lack Of certain vita
minis. alcoholic excess and reduc-
ing diets without the necessary
vitamins are leaders among the
causes of digestive disturbances.
The nervous system may also
be subjected TO changes because
of the lack of vitamins. In this
case vitamin B1 is the import
ant element. In foreign coun-
tries where people eat polished
rice and lose this vitsimin seri-
Gus condition called beriberi de-
velops.
In this country people seldom
go on to that stage but do have
minor symptoms affecting the
nervous system which are def
initely related to deficiency Of
vitamin B1. In fact, there are
certain inflammatory conditions
in the brain which have now
been to some extent related to
such deficiency.
Vitamin X which has now
been shown to be associated es-
pecially with hemorrhage when
there is jaundice was considered
by Investigators from the Uni
versity of Iowa and from the
University of Minnesota.
A new test was described for
determining whether the person
who was jaundiced needs vita
min K. II it is found that he
does need this substance, it can
be provided in a concentrated
form as it is derived from alfal-
ia, kale, spinach, carrot tops,
tomatoes and oat sprouts.
1t has been found that jaun-
diced patients who have bleeding
after operations on the gall blad-
der invariably have an insuffi-
cient amount of substances in
their blood necessary to bring
about coagulation.
The giving Of vitamin X will
prevent this condition. Most of
the patients in large surgical
clinic are now given vitamin X
in bile salts before operations on
the gall bladder and good
many secondary reactions are
prevented.
Detroit doctors reported that
color blind motorists can drive
safely, using such clues as the
position of the lights and the
movement Of other cars. They
said that red-green blindness
should not prevent a person
from driving a motor car.
Large adenoids in children
were again incriminated as one
of the chief causes of infections
of the ear. Vitamins were urged
for children who have chronic
infections of the sinuses. Most
important on such children is a
vacation in some climate where
the weather is warm and dry
and where there are moderate
changes in weather and plenty
of sunlight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29
Beauty Hints

It's a bothersome task, of course,
but it's really a pretty simple mat
ter to remove superfluous hair on
arms and legs. However. eliminat-
ing superfluous hair on the face is
a step not TO be taken lightly.
In the first place. IL you have
decided that the normal growth of
fuzz on your chin really Is becom-
ing coarse or darker or otherwise
unsightly, by all means consult
your family doctor. He is the one
who can tell you just what is at
the root of the trouble.
Naturally. there is no point in
worrying about soft, fine, incon-
spicuous down. Only when this
becomes coarse and noticeable
should you become alarmed. Then
see doctor Immediately.
Do not use a razor or an ordi-
nary depilatory on your face. If
your doctor recommends an cleo
trolysis treatment, he will give
you the name of a reputable OPP
orator. Deciding whether or not
you ought TO try electrolysis and
who should do the job is the doc
tors problem-not yours. Neither
should you contemplate an X-ray
treatment unless your doctor has
it and made necessary ar
II the normal fuzz becomes
darker but no coarser, you might
ask your doctors permission to
have the hairs bleached. Any
good beauty shop operator can do
this job. She will use the same
formula that turns dark hair
and there's nothing dam
peroiiS about tho ocedtire
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29
Answers TO Test Questions

Answers to Test Questions
Below are the answers to test
questions printed on the editorial
page:
l. Because of their hardness and
resistance to wear.
2. The state of being the first
born of several children of the
same parents or parent.
3. Mouse.
4. Red, hard ness and valor;
white, purity and innocence; blue,
vigilance, perseverance and justice.
5. jefferson City.
6. Gon'-do-la; not gon-do-la.
Z. Lithium.
8. Texas.
Q. Strait of Magellan.
10. Carbon monoxide.
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injected hypodemc She had refused both food and water
Her condition today said to be very well"
Mrs captured by department of justice
New York after search several weeks She the leading
which killed than persons
mostly husbands OF Mrs Carnas
bands died believed to poisoned
Omen today the OF another who
suspected having poison widow
prisoners
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29
TAC0MAN FINED $50
FOR RABBIT THEFT

OLYMPIA-Harry Dugan. Ia
coma, was fined $50 Friday on a
petty larceny charge. He pleaded
guilty before Judge D. F. Wright
to stealing several rabbits from
Frank Winslow, Mud Bay, last
January.
Dugan and his brother, Tom,
were indicted by the grand jury
on a petty larceny count. and at
the same time were absolved of
burglary charges. Tom Dugan is
in the county Jail. awaiting ar
raignment.
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GGGG[:1.g |: y:
by o4x tkAns SA(
BY Lolsx tiolnn

Are you going somewhere p
Was there the tiniest hint Of
disappointment in his question
Kay ferevently hoped so.
'I went away" she said, "and-
and I've got where I was going,
childishly kicking a tire with hei
small sport shoe.
Sits Down
Larry sat down on the running
board. What do you mean?" he
asked.
I've come to stay, Larry,
kicking harder, not looking at
him.
Her worst fears were realized
when he spoke. He was angry and
baffled, but mostly he was angry.
Get in that car and go back
where you came from" he said
harshly.
Il won't-you can't make me-"
This is my property and l
order you to leave" his tone cold
az ice.
will you please listen to me ?"
she asked in a very small voice,
her eyes pleading.
"G2 ahead"
81 Need a job, Larry" feeling
her smy. not making the mistake,
as she had done the night before,
of putting Importance on his dis
tress. Jobs are hard to find in
Hollywood"
Il know because it took me a
year to get one. I need a job and
you need a housekeeper. Couldn't
We"
Il can't afford a housekeeper,'
roughly.
II know-Ill work for my keep
"Then-then I wouldn't starvs
or have to sleep on a park bench
it would be bad in the rainy
season.
You don't want me to starve
do you. Larry" ingeniously.
He stirred uneasily without an.
swering.
Il can cook" she went on
You'll be surprised how I cal
make things honey and-an'
cook"
But look. Kay" obstinately.
you're a young girl and. eve
if l am down and out, I'm I
young man."
I'VE can't go off and live Il
the same house. 1t isn't done.
Your reputation wouldn't b
worth a tinker's damn"
MY reputation wouldn't mat
ter much if 1 starve TO death,
she eountered.
He sighed. Try and be reason
able. What will people say ?"
Pooh. l guess can work 70
anyone I choose Key felt bet
ter.
The battle was turning her way
did you like sitting all alon
on that log. Larry"
"Oh. Lord"
isn't it nice to have me chat
ting and-and chatting -
For a moment he weakened.
Then. No" This is my funera
and I'm seeing it through alone
I'd never forgive myself If l &C
eepted your generosity. l know
it's not because you need a job
it's because you're sorry for m
and l won't have people sorry 70
me. That's why l came out here
Now get in that car and 60"
Kay played her last card. Sh
got in the car, started the motor
edged through the underbrush TO
turn-around. and slowly heade'
out of the driveway.
Larry stood watching her, hi
face a mixture Of grim determine
ton and growing panic.
Chin Up
She did not say goodby. passe'
him with her chin up. Slower an
slower she went. II she had Z
come back it would be harded
But come back she would.
If Larry Corbet never spoke I
her she'd stay with him until b
no longer needed her. She ease
through the broken gateway.
kay"
Her feet slammed down. Sh
jerked on the brake.
Did you call me -
He came after her. fmpinf
hurrying. Climbing in beside he
he painted. Drive down 70 10
Robes. I'm doing the rottenes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29
joilIt-Ease
Fer Sore Joints

lssy .esss.essa,f g. s,y 2. sa:t .1ss =.
1o6nf-Inoo 4 for Felicf Of Joint misery
-fkato Why res are a1vised 70 use e
~ IL nGeny e sore. Dainful rheumatic
artkfttl1 5oinfs n sceassib1s localities
e 1855 % IL psin-is clean sad pene-
enDeUbef whea Jefnt-Dnee startE TO
Oofk 5ofnt misery starts out! - tebe
q ony Eve Druggist or esaief. Ask fer
Go1n5-unso 81 fahe nethfsg 49,
uo1B - 49, snnyss $500
ady.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29
COLONIAL CLERGY NOISE SHY

BOSTON - Colonial clergymen
treasured tranquility. The firing
of cannon, in observance of
Thanksgiving day here in 1909,
brought a storm of protest from
local clergymen, according to rec
ords unearthed by WPA Historical
Records Survey searchers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29

thing a man ever did to a girl.
Drive down to Los Robes and
Wen get married"
1t was undoubtedly the oldest
proposal a girl ever received. but
the motor hummed and Rays
heart sang.
ITO Be COntinued.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

James Cagney and George Raft.
the two stars and the toughest
guys of Warner Bros Each
Dawn Die troupe, are the small
est men of the cast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29

Made Of but two pieces, joined
by q band. this doll will make
hit with any little girl or grown
up. Start on her now for the
Bazaar. Her realistic yarn curls
and dainty clothes will fsselnats
YOU. Pattern 1919 contains q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29
UIdOW FOrcibV Fed

PHIIADELPHIA-Lquid food today upon
Carna, the veimes-msrre widow kiss Of death"
her threeday strike against implication
with a ring Of murderers.
She moved Jail hospital night liquids
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29
Praise Beggar Gets
Very Little Credit
Wife Who Continually Whines for Glory
Creates Antagonist in Her Husband
By CYNTHIA GREY

The praise-beggar is common type among home women
Her husband wouldn't dare to get from the dinner table
without prasing the food he should forget she'd say I'm
afraid the dinner wasn't very good tonight Then he would
have to come forth with double dose of 1T wonderful
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29
Love and Marriage

articles the relationship of and
published under the direc-
Of sociology the University of
Washington. and outstanding authority the family.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29
Our Daily Recipes

cakes in moderate oven 1915 de-
grees FL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-29

Men and who marry before they have known each
other long enough test their capacity for happy
partnership run risk If companonshp is the important
Evening star., 1939-02-10

with a denial. I saw them together
at a theater the other evening, and
they seemed very much in love.
Olivia de Havilland and Sister
Joan Fontaine have bought a plot
of land and will build a house for
themselves and mother Garbo is
still living at Santa Barbara. and
Metro has a difficult time finding
her for script conferences Ac-
cording to Enrol Flynn's business
manager, the Irish star now owns
fortune of $l50,0O0. That means he
has saved at the rate of s50,000 a
year for the three years he has been
in Hollywood. Which isn't at all
bad. Neither is the record of Tyrone
Power. who is now receiving $4,000
a week, against the S75 week he
earned three years ago Alan
Mowbray introduced his wife to
Cissie Lotus, at the Melvyn Douglas
party, with the words, Darling, I
want you to meet my first wife. }"
Alan was the mate of Miss Lotus
II years ago-in a stage play.
Marlene Dietrich has cabled the
Evening star., 1939-02-10
Surprise!

In an eerie scene in Charlie
Chan in Honolulu" at goth Gen.
tury-Fox, Sen Yung was inspecting
the body Of dead man when sud-
denly he heard the roaring of q
lion.
Sen was supposed to register sur
prise and fear at the sound, but
Director Bruce Thunderstorm wasn't
satisfied with his expression. To
give the performance spontaneity
Thunderstorm conceived the idea of
firing off a pistol instead of having
the lion roar-the roar could be
dubbed in later. He told Sidney
Toler, who is the new Charlie Chan,
and the other players about the
device but kept Sen In ignorance.
When the time came Humber
stone fired his gun, and Sen regis
tered surprise and fear all right.
But the scene was spoiled because
Walter Clinton, the corpse, jumped
and sat up.
Thunderstorm had forgotten to
tell him what was coming off, and
he was just as surprised as Sen.