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The Phoenix index., 1940-03-02
STYLE FIRSTS
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ALL-DAY FROCK is
SLIM AND CLASSIC

Youthful styling translated into
lines that flatter a womanly figure
that's the success recipe for
Claire Tilden's Pattern 100. You'll
love the classic simplicity, the clear,
definite details, the effortleSs grace
Of this everyday, all-day frock
petty in tie-print rayon, tub-silk
or flower Sprinkled cotton. And even
if you're a beginner wyith needle
and thread, the step-by-step Sew
ing Guide makes it easy. The col
Tar, which is gracefully shaped,
looks equally smart i'll Self-fabric
Or in crisp light contrast. There's
a yoke in back with generous gath
cred fullneSs underneath for ac-
ton, freedom and to save wear and
tear OH seams. The front yoke
comes in one piece from the back
and keeps your shoulders neat and
low. A panel forms a Slimming line
smooth, with gathered fullnesS be-
down the front of the skirt: your
sleeves may be long or short. To
add softening touch, you might
sew lace edging around the collar
and at the sleeves. This frock will
be the busiest member of youl
Spring wardrobe.
Pattern 100 is cut in Women'S
sizes 81, 36, 38, 40, AZ, Al, 46 ant
4S. Size 36 requires 3 7-8 yards 3s
inch fabric.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS Q5)c in
coins for this pattern. WRITE
CLEARLY SIZE, NAME. AD-
DRESSAND STYLE NUMBER.
Send orders to Pattern Depart
ment, Atlanta Daily World, 2lt
Auburn Avenue, N E., Atlanta, Ga
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-02

"YOu never miss your water, un-
til the well runs dry. This old
saying may be applied in your sit
uatiOn. WWhen man is doing
all he can to please woman. she
cannot appreciate 1t because she
has not had to make way for
herself, she has had all Of the ne
cessities and few luxuries that a
hard working man can give her, she
does not know what she really
will miss when she leaves him.
Vet, she sees In a better looking
man, who wears good clothes and
who seems to love her every whim
exactly what she wants. When
she gets ii, it was a sham, beau
it'll picture but nothing tangible.
My dear. men are full Of
faults and women too. SO
If you find one who half way
loves and cares for you, count
it well enough. He has his bad
days, yes, when he will abuse
You and swear that he does not
love You, but when the moon
changes. he is again his sweet
self with sugar dripping from
all sides. With your roses,
there are always the thorns.
would suggest that you go back
to your husband if you can and
make him a good wife. There is
no future i'm running from one to
the other. Stay with him through
thick and thin and You may
find more thin than thick but abide
with it and make the most Of it.
There is a big let down i'm a wOm-
an who returns to a man, but il
you are wrong, it is better to ad-
init it and try to be happy than to
continue to live in defeat.
Dear Sue Leaf:
am in love with a very nice
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-02

tie expression dwelling in the eyes.
Such a photograph never grows
tiresome as does the one That
flaunts a grin.
If you are about to order like
nesSes of yourself, let your beau-
ty reporter suggest that 20 go TO
bed early the night before and have
an cary morning appointment. The
slightest evidence Of fatigue will be
be picked UP and, though the re-
TOUGHER has a clever way with
him, the results of early morning
sittings are always better.
Wear q plain frock of good lines
with perhaps a simple necklace
Ornaments take the eye away
from the subject Never pose with
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-02

and flow of gastric juice. Thus it
often aids digestion; helps build
strength, energy, resistance TO
periodic disturbances.
Others find help for periodic dis
comfort this way: Start a few days
before and take CARDUI until the
time has passed. Women have used
CARDUI for more than so years.
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-02
BY HELEN JAMESON
distributed by King Features
Syndicate, Inc.)

ONE MODERN FRENZY is the
toothy photograph. The subject
takes on a board-beaming smile.
Wherever photographs Of beauteouS
ladies appear there is ali exposure
Of teeth way back to the molars.
All right to have the face ami
mated; that's pleasing. But unless
the camera works at top sped, the
smile is likely to apear forced, IL
not refrigerated.
The lovelieS, most appealing
pictures show the face III repoSe.
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-02
"Build-Up" Good News
For Suffering Women

Much Of women's periodic dis
tress may be unnecessary!
Many who suffer from headaches
nervousness, cramp-like pain, other
symptoms of functional dVSH1eHO1'-
rhpn due to malnutrition are helped
by CARDUI.
Main way it helps relieve periodic
distress is by increasing appetite
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-02
COZY COLES -
WIFE BIRTHDAYS

NEW YORK-(C)-Neet Coles,
wife of Coy Coles, celebrated
drummer in Cab Calloway'S Cotton
Club Orchestra thai is now tour
ing with a unit and a large band
of starring singers and dancers,
celebrated her birthday on Thurs
day, WaShington's Birthday night,
with friends at her home, 230 w.
134th Street, ir this city. Her hub
by telephoned in from Toledo
where he was PLAYING a dance date.
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-02
By MARIE DOWNING

With the March winds howllng
around the corners OF buildings
ana the last traces of winter i'll the
air. most Of us are bit rul down
from a long hard winter, and 1CS
a lucky girl who can step into
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-02
PEG LEG DATES AT ROXY

NEW YORK To- Peg Leg
Bates, sensational one-leg dancer
of "Blackbirds" fame who recently
returned from Harlem last week
completed an engagement extra
ordinary at the Roxy Theatre here.
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-02
Go Back To Your Husband Estranged Wife Advises
Didn't Miss Him
Until Too Late
Dear Miss Leaf !:


| read your column each week and | now bringing you
my problem.
Ny husband and have separated and it seems am having
harder time now than before lefr him. This have
does give much as he could.
Do you think will good luck again?
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-02
ELLINGTON RHYTHM? YES!

LAFAYETTE, Ind.-(C)- Duke
Ellington and His Famous Orch
estra will appear here at Purdue
University on Saturday, March /.
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-02
SING EN-. VICKY!

SI1NO EIT, FION
CLEVELAND, Ohio-(C)-Vic-
toria Vigal, sensational New York
torch singer, is appearing in the
star-studded revuesical at the Ce-
dar Gardens here. Duke MelvinS
Orchestra is in the band spot.
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-02
ERSKINE HAWKINS
AT PRINCETON

NEW YORK-(C)-ErS Haw-
kins, the Twentieth Century Ga
briel, plays a prom at Princeton
University on March /.
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-02
MAKEUP HELPS DISGUISE \
COLD

When you have a cold it is i'm
nossible to look as well as YOU do
when YOU are in the pink, but with
a little time and care you can man
age TO look somewhat less dragged.
First of all, cold has a tend
ency to dry out the skin. Keep a
good night cream handy and ap-
ply it as often as is reasonably
possible-ilot just at night.
Foundation cream will help TO
keep the power iii place i'll spite Of
constant wheeling and blowing.
pads of cotton dipped and blowing.
Pads of cotton dipped i'll iced skin
tonic and placed over the eyes
will sooti1e the s1narting and re-
move the bloodshot look.
Apply your make UP more care
fully than ever if you feel that
YOU loo lswan and pasty. The shade
of your powder alone can make a
tremendous difference. Use q
slightly warmer shade if you feel
a bit washed out.
A little more rouge, il properly
applied. will give you a brighter
lock and distract attention from
yorr chapped and peeling nose
Above all, don't give the whole
thing up just because you are feel
ing miserable. A little time and
trouble can work wonders toward
making you see how much better
YOU look, you'll find that you feel
| better too.
What are your beauty prob
lens: Write Marie Downing,
Larieuse Beauty Foundation,
Room 521--319 North Fourth
| ST., st. Louis, Mo-, and she will
be glad to answer, them. BE
sure to enclose a self addressed
stamped envelope
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-02

Send your problems of everyday
life to SUE LEAF. Letters will be
held confidential and names with
held. NO PERSONAL REPLIES.
All letters will be answered through
the columns of this paper. Address,
SUE LEAF, S. N. S., 210 Auburn
Avenue. N. E., Atlanta, Georgia.
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-02
Rest Fresh Air
Best Cold Cures

spring without at least ore bad
cold to her credit OF diScredit.
Because colds are sworn enemies
Of beauty and romance. A man
would have to be pretty much III
love to look with pleasure at
girl with bloodshot eyes, red,
sniffly nose and a hacking cough.
We all instinctively draw away
from a person with a band cold so
the logical solution is TO avoid
cold in the first place.
KEEP FIT
Here are some CommOE-SenSe
suggestions for avoiding the start
of a cold: Keep in the best physical
condition possible; don't ALLOW
yourself to become over-tired nor
expose yourself unduly to tempera'
ture changes.
And if, III spite of taking all
possible precautions, you find your
self with a heavy head apd d
feveish feeling, do something about
it immediately. If possible, go to
bed and stay there for d day OF
two. If you can't stay there all the
time. get as much extra sleep a;
possible. drink lots of water ant
fruit juices and avoid unnecessary
fatigue.
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-02

Eyebrows are outlined with
crayon. Eyelashes are touched with
mascara. Eye shadows often aie
used, brown grease paint being a
favorite medium.
The lipstick should be medium
red. just enough applied to produce
a distinct pattern, no more.
Insist upon an easy comfortable
pose. If you feel tense, under
strain, drop your hands at your
sides, endeavor to relax. Try to for
get what is going on.
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-02
Toothy Photograph Just
Another Modern Frenzy

hat on. Crazy millinery dies an
early DEATH even conservative
models are ON their way out in six
months. It's better to avoid full
sleeves that give~"too much width
TO the shuolders. Try get pic
ture that will retain its charm
through the years.
No rouge is applied to the cheeks.
In a photograph rouge form a
shadow, cheeks appear hollow. If
the face is a full moon type tiny
bit Of faint rose may be applied.
T3ut it must be put on properly,
edges of the applications blended
daintily.
Liquid powder is preferred to the
dry variety-fleSh or ivory accord
ing TO the CCloring of the skin.
These preparations impart delicacy
and fine texture to the epiderminS,
give youthful contour to the
cheeks and chin. Neck and ears
are included. Shoulders too if one
sports to nifty formal.
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-02

boy ana he says ue loNCo ill., VIC
are engaged to be married IN
March. Do you think we will mar
ry and does he love me?
am twenty and he is twenty
one | ain worried because l do
not know whether we will get along
OF not.
Jackie.
My dear, it breaks my heart
to realize what effect divorces
and upheavaIs in marriage
have upon the younger gen
Grafton. They undermine the
confidence of young people in
an institution that must con-
tribute forever to life.
Because the papers are crammed
with divorce and marital strife, do
not, for single moment, fear a
marriage based on love and COM
paniOnship. All marriages do not
go on the rocks. In the final count,
you will fond that there are more
happy marriages than otherwise.
Build your marriage OH conf
dence, be happy and contented and
make your husband SO. Be sweet
hearts always.
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-02

Dear Sue Leaf:
I am in love with very nice
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-02

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-28

 CLOSED TO
 SHIppING
Government Strikes Har- Dor from List of
 Entry Ports

The historic port of Unalaska, old st in Alaska and farthest west on the North Amerlcan continent, has been ordered clos.ed to shipping effective January 15.
 Collector of Customs James J. Connors today received notification of closing Unalaska as a port of entry. The port was among the first opened in the North, being on the original list when the Alaska Customs District was established by Act of Congress March 3, 1891. Dur ing the Klondike and Nome goio stampeics, Unalaska was one of the most active ports on the Pacific Coast. Most of the steamers plying the Yukon in the early days were ailler built or assembled in Unalas- ka yards.
 In recent years Uralaska has been a stopping place for vessels on the great circle route between North American ports and the Orient.
 Defense PrecautiOn
 Wh,a nc definite information as tc the purpose of closing the port was given in the notice received by radiogram here Collector Connors said he presumed it was brought about as a consequence of defense work new in progress at Dutch Harbor adjacent tc the town of Un- alaska, and the desire of the Gov e.nment that the privilege of Gus tcms entry and clearance of foreign veeeals be removed.
 The Navy has begun construction "f an advance submarine and air haee at the port which is reported ringed with defensa guns.
 Foreign vessels will hereafter not be allowed to visit Unalaska at all, while even U. s. bottoms must ob- tan special permits and post bend at Seattle for permission fer thair entry to the pert.
 Dcputy to Retire
 Jeck Martin, who is U. s. Con- mieeicner ard Deputy Collector of Customs at Unalaska. will find half Of his jc5s gone after January 15
 Unalaska is the farthest west and north pert of entry in North Amer ica and is even west of Honolulu
 Reports of several recent visits Of Russian and Japanese ships to Unalaska are believed to have ef- facted the Governments decision tc close the port.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-28
AT THE AIRPORT

the Juneau party will join him for the roundtrip. The Northland boat will remain in Sitka "A hours for .the accommodation of Rotarians.
 Among those already signed up to make the trip are Dr. and Mrs. w. M Whitehead. MT. and Mrs. Rod Darnell, MT and Mrs Wilbur Wester, the Rev, and Mrs. John Cauble, MT. and Mrs. Harold Foss.
 Borleske will go on to Fairbanks to present a charter to the new club there and later will visit An chorage and Seward where clubs are proposed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-28
French Navy
 Sails Toward
 North Africa
Officers Reported Taking Vacations in Dark
 Continent

LISBON, Dec. 23- Travellers ar irving here from unoccupied France said they were reliably informed by Chief of State Petain, that an auth orized number of French naval of ficers are spending vacations" in North Africa and that severa l French warships have already sail ed from Toulon to there
 They have connected these moves with what they said is Petain's "un- abated decision to rule France him. self, free from foreign impositions. :"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-28
Absolutely
 Down, Out

TULSA. Okla, Dec. 29. - The defendant" said the accusation oil file. was voluntarily in a state of muddled and maudlin intoxica- ton and inebriated, boozy drunk;
 saturated, drenched, pesotted, be- fuddled and stupsfied thereby and SC completely under the influence thereof as to have appreciably af- fected and impaired the normal ccntro. of his body, muscles, eye sight, nerves and physical and men, tal facilities and his ability to ). cr..ly drive, ccntrol manage and operate motor vehicle and so completely drunk a. to neces5i- tate his laying in jail a number o. hours thereafter to be levived. :
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-28
By WILLIAM F. KEYS
JAP Feature Servicc)

SAN ANTONIO, TeX-North of thc bcrder, down Mexico way, the U. s. Border Patrcl is readyng fer emergency. Troublesome interna- s!onal conditions increase the bur den of these hawk-eyed watchers, who are gaining in personnel and equipmcnt.
 Sen the patrol will sprout w.n?s fer an aerial watch on the 2000- mile Mexican boundary Three ra- die equipped autogyros will be used 10 track down border jumping aliens and smu3giers Of aliens.
 A growing network of radio trans n1itters and observation towers and an authorized increase of approXi- mately 350 mtn. fer a total of about 75O, indicate hcw tha wind is blow h,g along the southern border.
 Refugee Problem
 The patrol eyes with precautlon an influx of Europeans into Mexico ehould revolution come to ithe southern Republic these refugees and possibly othors-would be on the movo.
 Msst aliens rabbed on the border these days are Meexicans looking for a job but old hands dcn't forget how they swapped lead with raiders in the days of Panehc Villa.
 Aliens are being trapped more uuickly-mcre Of them in the act of crossing the dividing line and fewer of them inland. Seacoast business is picking up too because of desertions from European ships.
 The patrolmen's job is 2s-hcur vigil covering thousands of sun broiled cactus spiked miles by au- tcmobile, horseback and on foot. They w--k in crews cf twcs and threes, sometimes as many as %. Gun duels are plentiful-more than 300 are recorded in the Fl P2sC area alene and mo~e than 31 pa'rolmer have fallen in l5 years Tough hom- hres are the smueglers-af goods and aliens ard thoTe 3G caliher pic tcls, army rifles. riot guns and sub machine guns are not for decora- tior.
 When reads run out in border thickets, the patrolman shucks h's gre,n uniform fer ccwb1y chaps and mounts a hC"se or strikes out on foot.
 Tie might have to hide in bushes all night tN oh7erve likely river crossine. fighting rattlesrakes, ticks mosGuitos and sand fleas.
 Masquaradcs
 The Rio Grande is cinch to cross in many spots. It's been done on a bicycle. Wash tubs. boats and raf's ara fowored too But wadil,r and swimming are the most popular. In patrol lingo a suspect is wet
 Lots cf aliens are rabbed when a''-e'- ~rcAa out cn tho American bank but the accomplished officer can track a wet by signs long af- ter he has entered.
 The patroIman knows few limits n nr"seing his duties One mas queraded as woman and worked in cotton field. But the trick backfired when wind billowed up
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-28
Teachers Entertain
 Al Series of Parties

IIosi sses with a series O. parties Nil Phyllis Pcuiin and Miss Eu- nice Lcgan are entertaining at their epartnent in the MacKinncn with dcss cr.-b .dge.
 Last evening the two hostesses enterta'ned three tables, this af- ternocn they are entertaining with 5Ir tables, tomorrow afternoon twelve guests have been asked n nday tvsning they will entertain sixteen of their friends.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-28
ITALY SCORES SUCCESSES Al BARDIA FRONT
British Meehanized De- ta(hment Is Capiured-
 Mediterrane Sunk

ROME. Dee. 2a--The High Com rYand announced this morning that the Italian motorized columns have destroyed the British mschaniZed detachment at the Bardia front with the aid of the Air Force, cap uring machines and crews.
 The High Command also stated an Italian submarine torpedoed and sank the 5000 ton steamer Medit- terrane but acknowledged that the submarine failed to return to the faSC
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-28
LOCAL ROTARIANS
 AND WIVES PLAN
 VISIT TO 5lTkA
Juneau Group to Witness Charter Presentation
 10 New Club

A shipload of Juneau Rotarians and their wives are planning to make trip to Sitka early in January to witness the presenta- tion of charter to the new Sitka Rotary Club.
 District Governor Mig Borleske of Walla Walla will arrive here January enroute to Sitka, and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-28
Mrs. Cross, Patsy Arrive on PAA's
 EIe(fra Today

Mrs. John Cross and her daugh- ter Patsy were to arrive by PAA Electra this afternoon on their way to Seattle
 Aus. cross, whose home is in Dening where she and her brother Boris Magids maintain hcadquar~ ters fer their extensive Seccnd Di- visicn interests. will enter her dauehter in boarding sohcoi in Se- attle
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-28
HIGH TIDE
 pASSES up
 REDQND0

REDONDO BEACH, Cal, Dec. 28. The winters highest tide passed without additional damage to the waterfront buildings which have been battered for the past several days.
 Four waterfront buildings have been destroyed collapsing from the beating by the terrific seas.
 The property loss is estimated now at $200, 900
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-28
IRREPLACEABLE

HAGERSTOWN, Md.-Park Con- miseioners still have faint hopes that three cannon balls spirited from a park on Halloween will be returned. They issued an appeal, pointing out the things just aren't being made any more
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-28
JAPAN HELD
 0UTFITTING
 SEA RAIDERS
Travellers Says Two Ndzi Ships Sailed from
 Port of Kobe

SHANGHAI, Dec. 28. - Travellers returning from Hongkong said two German merchant vessels, equipped as raiders, were said to have sailed recently from Kobe and it is be- lievad that another which left here week ago may have been carry ing them supplies
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-28
MOTOR MYSTERY
 SOLVED ON DOTS

CUMBERLAND, Md, Dec. B. Charles M. Fisher, blacksmith at Savage River Dam, was having a quiet evening of it until dots and clashes sounded from an electric motor in the forge shop.
 Troubleshooters explained the mystery: The motor somehow was picking up orders sent by Bal timore and Ohio Railroad telegraph dispatcher.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-28
pI,ANES ARE ON
 WAY TO JUNEAU

At 12:3O o'clock this afternoon ii was announced at the PAA office in Juneau that three PAA Electras had left Writcho41e anl were fly ing to Junsau. The thr7e planes have full loads of passo ayers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-28
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Dec. 28 = Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock at today's short session is A {, American Can 86I2. Anaconda 26A |. Bethlehem Steel 857s, Common wealth and Southern 7s. Curtiss Wright g, General Motors 485s, 1n- tornational Harvester 50, Kennecott 369s, New York Central 13'h, North ern Pacific 6. United States Steel 69as, Pound $f04
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-28
MARRIAGE LICENSE

A marriage license was issued today by U s. Commissioner Felix Gray to William Leo Bills and Doris Amelia Brown, both of Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-28

his skirts, revealing his uniform. Tn their flight the suspects practi- cally moved down a good cotton patch.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-28

The Daily Alaska Empire lGs tn largest paid circ..lStlcn cf any Ar aska newspaper
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-28

TOM AND yERR BAT Made to order, during kol Jay sea- son.-Sully's Bakery adV.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-28

TOM AND JERRY BATTER Made to order, during holiday sea- son.-Sully's Bakery. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-28
DOW, JONES AVERAGES

The following are today's Dow. Jcnes averages: 1nduStrials 130.l1, rails 23.35 utilities 1880.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-28

Try classified ad in Tine Empire
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-02

Q9,s @4Y1X E
HOUSECOAT OR CRISP
 BROCK

Lounging lady. working girl here's a style that will adapt itself to any mood. For Pattern 230 is g Claire Tilden creation that makes either a housecoat or fresh, pretty frock. Its beautifully fitting lines are bloused through the waist and sleek and slim through the hips with an tipped" front waist-seam that gives graceful effect. There's gathered Softness just below the shoulder yokes and 8 small youth full collar that may match or con- trast. Two front panels widen the skirt; the sash may tie in front or in back. Choose between long and short sleeves, and use either ruff fling or gay ric-rac edging for trim. You may seam up the center front if you like, though a zipper is smart, convenient and comfortable, espe- cially for the housecoat. Select a soft crepe, a luminous satin or a rustling taffeta for the long style; a cheery cotton print for the dress. And do make both Styles-you'u find them becoming.
 Pattern 230 is cut in misses and women's sizes IA, 16, IS, 20, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40 and 42. Size 16, housecoat, requires 4 1-2 yards 39 inch fabric and 3-4 yard ruffling.
 Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) in coins for this pattern. WRITE CLEARLY SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS AND STYLE NUMBER.
 Send orders to Waterbury Demo- crat Pattern Department.