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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-15
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furnace. Savdust burner. laundry
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-15

FINANCE COMPANY must sell
at once 1892 Buick s-dr Sedan (.
perfect sl2t.
NORTHERN FINANCE co.
2i20 Pacific Ave. MA ssT2
Evening star., 1940-02-18

purpose but to make the feet look
small. trim and inconspicuous, and
the palmer the style and the less OBJ
trusive in color, the better they fulfill
this need, she emphasizes. Never wear
two-toned shoes except in the coun-
try. The same rules apply to gloves.
Wearing the right clothes in the
right place at the right time is a rule
of chic that is commonly violated.
says Madame Schiaparelli. Properly.
a black crepe dress should not be worn
on the street until afternoon. If you
commute to the city in the morning
to remain until night. you are more
appropriately dressed in tweed suit
in the afternoon than you are in a
black silk dress in the morning. A
well-tailored black suit can be worn
anywhere except where formal dress
is obligatory.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Home Trsofmsnts for Hair

There ors asoHy things YOU con do
10 inersoss tic ivstrs and bsovty Of
your koir. This ieoAst Of Instructions
will hslp yov. To ct II. send q three,
cent stomp TO cover tie cost Of
moiiiss) with your request TO Sylvia
Blythe. Service Dspon~snf. This
Week Magazine. in cure Of this
nswspopev.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
MAGAZINE
MIRRORS CAN LIE X %y Yvhxa BLYTHE

We don't see ourselves
~ other women see Us,
says Schiaparslli so
get an expext's advice
vRRY woman is inclined to dress
up to an image in her mind, in
stead of the flesh and blood
image she sees in her mirror. The
result is what the experts call blind
spots" in grooming - mistakes that
come from cherished. but faulty.
illusions concerning ourselves.
One of these experts, whose word is
law to some of the worlds smartest
women is Madame Elsa Schiaparelli,
famous Paris dress designer.
Seek outside help on matters of
grooming. and get an experts opinion
wherever you can," is her advice.
mo woman can ever get an entirely
objective slant on herself without
critical outside help"
knowledge of your own personal
coloring is an example she cites. Your
mirror gives you blued or grayed
values, not true reflections of your
color. This can lead you astray in
matching your makeup to your per-
sonal coloring. But you can find
saleswoman behind almost every cos
Evening star., 1940-02-18
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE

metic counter who will steer you clear
of rouges that clash with blood tones.
white powders that make you look
ghostly. or yellow ones that make you
look jaundiced.
The color of your dress should have
no bearing on the shade of lipstick
you use. she contends - only your
flesh tones and the weather. But put
on a brighter shade of lipstick for
cloudy day, and ring in color change
from your purse. if the weather
changes. Make habit of carrying two
or three different shades in your bag.
Dressing the hair from only two
angles, front and side views, is
blind spot" almost every woman has.
Yet the head presents its worst view
from across the ears in the back, and
sometimes needs art to improve con-
tours. mask a poor hairline or fill in
bleak expanse of flesh around the ears.
Never bleach your hair to revive
youthful brightness at the expense of
a sallow or aging skin. Only fresh.
unlined face can stand the eye-baiting
contrast of cornsilk-yellow or plati-
num-white hair Enliven color. if you
wish, however. A lighter tone can add
sparkle to your eyes and brighten your
skin. Have color lifted" one shade
with dye or have progressive rinses.
But get expert advice. and do plan
for modified job that will not enslave
you to frequent touch-ups. Shampoos
freighted with special cleansing inere-
dients will sometimes strip off de-
lustering coats of oil. acids and CRIME
and make dull hair look brighter.
The tendency to diet to achieve
youthful slimness - at the expense
of drawn, haggard face. flabby skin.
depleted vitality and edgy nerves -
is blind spot" that can lead to
beauty suicide. If you want to lose
weight or keep it down, increase the
exercise you take. Put your muscles
to work to burn up fat without de-
priving the body of its needed fuel.
Or if there is glandular disturbance
that causes excess fat, see doctor.
Next comes dress, and the most
obvious mistakes made in the winter
wardrobe, says Madame Schiaparelli.
are the mis-mating of furs with the
costumes that 60 under them. Mink,
sable. chincilla. silver fox. ermine and
the furs from the lamb - astrakan.
broadtail. and breitschwanz - should
never be worn With any but dressy
clothes. Beaver is versatile enough to
wear with either a dress-up or sports
costumes. Other furs belong to the
sports realm of dress.
Shoes should never be Used for any
Evening star., 1940-02-18

The feminine accessories you pull
out of your purse are part Of the pic
ture you create. Tracking down an
antique gold or silver box to carry
your powder in is as valuable as find
ing an important clip for your dress.
A handkerchief can have as much
character as hat.
Evening star., 1940-02-18

svvishino lavois Is HE pIsosas way
le moke sure Of fro0Eant. spovklino
in your mouth and throas!
Swishing means vigorously working
tongue and checks, forcing Lavoris
in between the teeth, along the
gums, over the tongue and into
tissue crcases. Lavoris chemically
coagularcs and removes the stale
film in the mouth - thar coating
which harbors germs and ferment-
ing, odor-producing accumulations.
Tbs action is distinetipe!y ebaraeteri5tie
Of L3peris.
Swish is the right word for the
right way to use Lavoris - to keep
the mouth and throat clean and
healthfully stimulated. You'll like
the fresh, tingling after-efect, for
Lavoris is medicinal in action but
pleasing in taste -. Why don't yov
ssogt svishin0
Evening star., 1940-09-13
London Reporters Find Selves
AT Front in Total Air War
= A. P Newsmen Have Many Narrow Escapes
Covering Bombings Night After Night

like a pebble in a can. When I came
out found four houses just around
the corner blown to smithereens.
I dived into shelter then and none
too soon. Five more bombs dropped
too close for comfort After the
all-clear I went out. People were
shouting they had incendiary bombs
on the roofs. After a lot of work
found on counting up that l had
put out 80 of the bombs. Picking
them up between fiat stones we
threw them off the roof and put
them out with dirt
Cockneys Brought in Ale.
Irene Henshall, stenographer; "I
was on bus which was chaneing
crews when the raiders came over,
and just as the new conductor came
on he shouted that planes were
overhead. We all scrambled out
and raced for a shelter so yards
down the road. During the run
saw she'll bursts dotting the sky
overhead. The first four hours in
'AiN SAiNAlNI NClCil 81 Udd. oOlllc
Cockneys wl.o had been done out of
their usual Sunday night at the pub
brought in case Of light ale which
they passed around to encourage
their choral work. That drowned
out most of the racket outside.
Then we heard whirring whistling
coming right for us, it seemed
Everybody dived for the floor and
waited. 1t didn't explode and we
got away from there in a hurry
during the first lull."
Edward Robinson, telegraph oper-
ator: Not exactly sample eve
ming, but one night in order to get
to the Office 1 changed buses seven
times, walked three miles and got
one lift, and on the way almost
choked going through a zone where
a Nazi bomb had broken a gas main.
MY wife was with me, and We
pitched in and helped families move
what was left out of smashed homes
nearby. Once we dived under a
divan-it seemed the best protection
at the time-when a scream bomb
hOWled down nearby.
The street was pulpy carpet OF
vegetables blown out of surrounding
gardens
Evening star., 1940-09-13
Brown Named President
Of Police Chief Association

Supt of Police Ernest w. Brown.
who has been serving as acting
president of the International Asso-
citation of Chiefs of Police, yester-
day was elected president at the
associations convention in Mil
waukee, Wis, the Associated Press
reported.
Mai. Brown, who was first vice
president, became acting president
upon the death of the association
head, Chief R. B. Jordan of Rich
mond, Va, in June.
The convention voted to request
members not to aid in prepara-
ton of crime scripts for broad
casting purposes, declaring certain
programs were detrimental to the
morale and proper training of chill
dren.'
The l94l convention will be held
in Buffalo, N. Y.
Evening star., 1940-09-13

Cravens. Democrat, Of Arkansas
urge adoption of a strong reso-
luton" directed to department
heads.
Representative Cravens defended
the National Defense Council and
its efforts to obtain equitable dis
tribution of business but said they
are only advisory and that the
Army and Navy and procurement
division resent the Defense Com
mission.
We've got to bring pressure on
the brass hats" he said
Representatives Stefan, Repub-
lican, of Nebraska and Zimmerman,
Democrat. of Missouri opposed
Evening star., 1940-09-13
Brass Hats Are Assai|ed
For Defense Contracts

BY the Associated Press.
Criticism of what were termed
"brass hats" in the Army, Navy
and the Treasury procurement di-
vision in the letting of defense con-
tracts enlivened meeting of Mid
west members of Congress yester-
day.
The nine-State group, organized
to seek a larger share of defense
orders. heard Representative Mich
OILS, Democrat. of Oklahoma and
Evening star., 1940-09-13

adoption of any resolution which
might have pork barrel scent"
Chairman Mundt, Republican, of
South Dakota said he would call an
other meeting to consider an ap-
propriate expression. a
The most effective way to get
in on the business is to have your
manufacturers contact the procure
ment offices in their districts" Rep
resentstive Stefan said.
Represented at the meeting were
Arkansas, Iowa, North and South
Dakota, Oklahoma, Missouri, Ne
brasska, Kansas and Minnesota.
Evening star., 1940-09-13
Princess Helen Returning
To Rumdnia From Exile
By the Associated Press.


FLORENCE, Italy. Sept 13-
Princess Helen of Greece started
back to Rumania today TO be Queen
mother for a second time after 10
years of exile by her divorced hus-
band Carol
She left Florence by train en- route
to Bucharest at ll:18 m. to be met
at the Rumanian frontier dispatches
said, by her son. young King Mihai
Her sister. Irene. now Duchess
Spoleto, accompanied Helen, as did
Nine. Helen Catargi. one of her
former adies-in-waiting.
At Venice. during an hour stop
over, the princess intended TO con-
fer with her brother-in-la law, Prince
Nicolas, himself one of Carols exiles
Nicolas. the abdicated Kings brother,
intended to wait until tomorrow to
leave for Bucharest, letting Helen
receive special honors alone.
Irene intended to accompany Helen
only as far as Venice Helen, who
had been living in villa in Flor
ence, told friends she intended to
keep it for possible visits.
Evening star., 1940-09-13

Captured by gunner in France
white rabbit has become a pet OF
the gunereW.
Evening star., 1940-09-13
Is DC. Alumni to Attend
Penn Anniversary

Thirteen University of Pennsyl-
vania alumni in Washington will
represent their classes at the BIZ
centennial celebration of the Uni
versity beginning next week.
They are Robert H. Barnes. Dr.
David E. Buckingham. DR. William
F. Burdick, John S. Conway, Edwin
l.. Davis, H. Cochran Fisher, Jerome
j. Harris, Benjamin D. Hill, ir.; the
Rev. Albert Hawley Lucas, Dr. Will
liam Gerry Morgan. Col F. Granville
Munson. Dr.. H. w. Schoenlng. DR..
w. q. Wleand.
Evening star., 1940-09-13
Carol Spends Night in Barcelona.

BARCELONA, Spain, Sept l3 CP,.
Former King Carol, with Madame
Magda Lupescu and his retinue, spent
last night in special cars which were
uncoupled from a train just as it
was due to leave here.
1t was understood the depo5eo
King and his party would continue
on their journey today, probably to
Portugal.
Evening star., 1940-09-13

Aircraft manufacturers Of the
Netherlands plan TO build planes
for foreign countries.
Evening star., 1940-09-13

Japan is warning on tuberculosis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-28
Midland School
Job Starting
Junior High TO
Have New WING

Construction Of an addition 10
the Midland school TO take care
OF increased enrolment In the DIS
triet was due TO start Friday with
a wPA crew on the job. IT was
announced by State Works Ad-
ministrator Carl W. Smith.
Midlsnd's recent special tax levy
In to provide the sis,4s4 sponsor .
contribution necessary 10 the prof
ect for material and non-lab Dor
costs Federal funds totalling
ti442s will so for labor
Smith said Is men would he
put 10 work At first on construc-
tion Of the concrete foundation
The building will have brick walls,
modern heating. plumbing and
electrical fittings. II il the first
unit OF the schools expansion and
will take care Of the need for
Junior high school space.
WPA authorities said the school
project would 20 ahead as rapidly
as possible but that priority Of
national defense Jobs may take
men off IL from time 10 time.
Eventual plan Is a l2-room add
ton TO the present brick veneer
building. with extensions on each
end and an auditorium gymnasium
st the rear. When completed grade
school pupils will use one end and
Junior high the other.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-28
Justice Department Plans 10 Enter
Music Row and Start Criminal Suits

The government had sought IN
feeonelis tn. dispute ~ obtaining
voluntary agreement ~ the parties
% . consent decree Ths United
Press 90. informed thst sftsr ten.
tstis.ly aEFsslnE b. N. terms ~
that decree. AscAf eh.nsef It's
mind last Sunday 81 . special
meeting - lss dlsrsior.
MIC sna cus. which formed
nMi 20 provide substitute music
for that controlled BY AacAr.
have ..t Jan. I ss the date when
they ~ili stop uslnf AacAP music
the musle ~ such composers 80
Victor Herbert. George Gssshsin.
Irving nsfiln and cols Porter
Assistant Attorney General
rhuFmsn Arnold. sh~.s depart.
msnt vitl prosseut. ina govern
msnis c.se. announced that the
government 80. not enncernsf
9th whether AAcAP ~ mi ~ss
the sEEfsssof In tho music var
that each organization 10 charged
sith iiiegai nethots n ~fsss enns
iroi 81 copyright music from ths
ether.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-28

WASHINGTON - The federal
government. acting TO protect IN.
public Interest, Friday entered The
war among composers, publishers
and hFosdca.tsr. 81 music.
Attorney General Roeer, ~
jackson announced the justice de.
psrtmsnt altar Jan. 1 would In
.tituts criminal proceedings undsr
the Sherman antitrust act against
the American Society % compo..
sr. Authors and Publishers. the
Broadcast Music Inc the National
Brosdcsstins company and the
Columbia Ilrosdesstins system
The suits viii he brought In Mi.
vsukss. Wis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-28

It's hlrh xtnd that blows no
body seod and that storm that
played havoc with electric power
lines few DAYS sro added eight
fee, 10 the height 81 water In Lake
csishman, City a. rseomss no, !
hydro-elec,rio plant
In fact n filled N. lake 20 the
splllwsY. T3a n elevation. II Ia
coma wanted It filled
Hut supt Verne Kent 81 the
light department pointed out Pr.
day that the lake level IL being
kept Al elevation 7a3 two feet he.
low spilllng 10 provid. a safety
mark 70 protect ranohers In N.
skokomish valley below the dam.
The water IL heing let out
~ tn. lake NJ jusi the right
amount TO maintain the lake
~ 7ss a. and IL used up 81
CUshmsn No. plant beios 81
iidewater.
For some weeks Kent had been
keeping Cushman lake A. elevation
725 n and . small fraction. &C.
eeptins energy from N. city Of
Seattle over the inter-tis line 10
insure that level
The power used By Tacoma
was accepted from seattle a..
storage" for Seattle. In water. al
cushmhn: complicated. bat . nifty
bit 81 gambling with the elements
II the lake failed 10 spill. then Ne
attic was entitled 10 81 many klio-
watt hours Of energy generated
out of water stored on speculation
In IN. lake 10 Seattle. credit.
Kent and IN. Seattle power su.
thoritls. consider the top one foot
or nne and On. half feet - seatiiss
water II tho isks spill. thsf. goes
kssttl.s water and corresponding
power credit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-28
Be Quick To Treat
Bronchitis

Chronic bronchitis may develop II
your cough. chest cold. or acute bron-
ohitis Is not treated and you cannot
afford 70 take q chance with any meci-
cine less potent than Creomulsion
which goes right 70 the seat Of the
trouble 70 help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm and sid nature 70
soothe and heslrav. tender. Unnamed
bronchial mucous membranes.
Circumcision blends beechvooc
oreosote byspecisl process with other
time tested medicines for coughs.
II contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines
you have tried. tel your druggist 20
sell you q bottle Of Creonulsion with
the understanding you must Ike the
vay IL quickly allays the cough. per-
hitting rest and sleep, or you are 70
have your money back. (Acv)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-28

A " nsrHsrssn. Tacoma pubic
works commissioner whs has b~~n
confined - Taeona General hns.
piisi. had - fsr recovered FViay
that bis physicians promised he
could 30 hnns Saturday
"Ab" has heeu Told no~ chat
"a. wrong Niih hin old fashion.
81 "tptss flu pnsumoais sad
that 30 came un1omfefisbiy slas~
"a death Nlih a.
Il i ssFseisd that a fsw hays
- rssi ~ hssns ali maze u pass
slhls for him % receive callers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-28
Marine Corps Change

WNNHfNWfDN ne FnsFlrf
corps hss ordered Bns Gen John
Marion from hssdqasrisrs = ne
5.psrtmsnf ~ Pacific. san Frsn-
cisco. - N. feet nsnns force
al Ear Disso. sff.efiys about
rsb ~.
Brig Gen. Charles y ~ Pr1cs
vii - trsnsfsfrsd from Hasb-
inston u ths department ~ Pa
eifie hsadquartsrs effective Jan. q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-28
Vikings and Auburn
To Battle TONIGHT

Puysllup vikings will he seeking
their fourth straight victory Of
the season when they travel TO
Auburn tonight 10 play the Auburn
Trojsns in the second Puget Sound
conference assignment for the
vikings
The Vikings will line up with
Bruce and Strsnkman at for
wards: Snidsr At center and Cal
ligsn and Schroeder at guard posts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-28
City Pension
Plan Ready
To Be Opsrotinq
First OF Year

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sa<fs Frsfsy ~es = eI~sr trnes -
s<lsnilse 10 SO ssnses ~ rstlr-
ln< rvsF-sss city snrsoyss n~s'n-
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sn.rxw - s~tsll ~urs Innassszsfsiy.
ssyef csia. - sn.fs shslfmar.
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services easnmi.slaa q alter sssttrG
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sasns ~ . f.w w~~ss - sstse-
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r.eems hasfas rec .sssatsve
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-28

PORTLAND - Ths Rev Pau
tcssrmsun. Methodist minister
and Edwin A sanosrs. college 10.
struetor. we're sentenced friday "a
. year IN federal road camp ~
Federal judge James tis.r Zee fof
fsfusal 10 register for ssiseuvs
service
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-28
G. N. Hunsbsrgsr'
Funeral Saturday

Funeral services for George n
HunsbsrEsr. local labor leader sbs
died suddenly on Christmas day
will es held NJ 7.lb . m sstuf
day from aeliingsrs chapel. REV
J. r Mcqueen and Rev fFsd
hisrixos. pastor 81 Calvary Meth
odlst church. wili offlelsis asrs
Ices will no eompists IL ths chapel
and there viii be no psllbssfsFs
Burial will 10 In the old fsooma
cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-28

officer Of tho Home Dsfsns. In
fantry regiment A. N. same
time. n was announced that HOY
r. Brun,bsugh. pastor ~ the inas.
pendent Bible church here. has ar
espted appoint fnsnt az rssimsntsl
chaplain.
Naney Lou Andrews has rons 70
Nsnstehss 10 visit her unels and
aunt. Mr. and Mrs. V. v H.lllE
she ~s. thrilled stout making her
FIRST train trip slon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-28
TWO FORFEIT BAIL

Two men forfeited SIS cash ball
each in police court Friday by fall
urs to appear on charges Of being
found drunk In automobiles Henry
Reimer wa, arrested Dec as. Rob
ert NJ. Maddox on Nov. 20
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-28
Farmers Urged
To Raise More
Hogs in l9l

...-'.,,.'s- ss.,. $500
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49,.
i.sssss s~s rsssssssss ps~sv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-28
Oregon Teachers Meet

fohIi-fND = General sfas.cns
q ths Oregon STATE Tssehsrs' asa
cations sist annual conFsntlon
got untsr way FRIDAY un1sr ths
isafsfshlp q krs isabelle Erix.
nsf. klamath FaIls. newly In
suSuratsd president
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-28
FRIDAYS euofATroNs

Quotations courtesy Dean wltter A.
Co. Washington Bids members
New York Stock Exchange