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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30
Tacoma Family 70 Spend
Week al Idaho Resort

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry O. Foss,
their son Drew and their daugh-
ter Miss Henry-Etta, left on
Thursday for Sun Valley where
they will spend a week enjoying
winter sports.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30
Sorority Alumnae Complete Plans
For Tea and Musical Program
Sigma Kappa Aeiives VIII Be Honored Monday
Afternoon in New PuysNup Home Of Mrs. Seheyer

Sigma Kappa aumnae of Tacoma entertaining with
holiday tea in honor of active members home from college
Monday at the home of of its outoftown
bers. Mrs. Frederick Scheyer of Puyalup.
Assisting Mrs. Scheyer will be Mrs. Virgil Nelson presi
dent of the group. and Mrs. William Grggs.
The afternoon program will be given the creative work
IN musical composition of Miss Beryl Cunningham of the
university who has made envabe record under Dr. Carl
Paige Wood.
Her numbers include Three Puyaup and Ralph Elliott
r., .. of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30
In Bridal White

Radiant in her wedding gown Of sotin,
Mrs Theodore Couol, formerly Miss Oowne
Buckner, IS pictured otter her recent NOR
rage in Temple Beth sroel She IS the Oldest
daughter Of M and Mrs Joseph 6uckner Of
Toconno end her husband the son OF M. ond
Mrs. George Corrol OF Seottle.
Pho.noranh ~ KrlIg TnItz StudIn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30
Warren Assembly VIII Meet
Saturday EVENING

Mrs. Harry Friedman and Miss
Ruth Huteheson viii preside at the
meeting OF Warren Rainbow as
semoly on Saturday evening al S
o'clock in Warren hall. Candidates
who Will - initiated are Misses
Betty Came. Helen Osborne ard
Ruth Boyd.
Miss Bonnie Bergman is chair
man Of the skating party which
the assembly will give on Jsnu-
srv l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30
Wed in Chapel

Before her r,orrioee lost Saturday evening
i, the chopel OF First Presbyterion church.
Mrs. Wilior1 Shore ~os Miss Nobel lhoren.
daughter Of Mr.. ono MRS. Henry ~. Thoren.
The young couple hove gone 10 Port Angeles
70 nnoke their home.
-YhososTspE % Pvter~or esoaAo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-29
By IuCIE NEuILL

The first rule about accessories
don't match more than two in
color or fshric"-still Is sound
fashion and good taste. But this
season IL has an amendment:
Have two exactly alike 1t
doesn't matter which incidentals
you couple, but here are some
Hollywood ideas on style-twins:
Ann Rutherford, for a black and
gray outfit. has paired hat and
gloves-the hat a gaucho model in
steel gray felt, the gloves in cape
skin. both with edges laced in
natural rawhide.
Nine Marthe. Metro designer
who dresses more stars than she
gets screen credit for. showed me
sketch Of a severe black wool
ensemble that uses leopard for its
match-mates The fur makes the
pockets of the jacket and mi
tails cut from the spotted pelt are
plastered on the black wool bag
incidentally. If this spotted
fever keeps up. Sigrid Cure had
better keep on eye on those two
ncelots she calls house-cats Even
their snarling dispositions aren't
going TO protect them II the de-
mand increases. A. II is. leopard.
or ocelot. Is must for stars
who can afford the conspicuous
fur.
Rosemary Lane got hers TO wear
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-29
CHAPTER NINETEEN

Syhil had never looked pretiier
than she did that night IN her thin
white negligee tied with the baby
blue ribbon Her auburn hair fell
about her shoulders and her skin
creamy white and smooth made
her brown eyes larger than ever
Since Daphnes marriage she had
been more friendly with Faith. who
had always admired the other
girls sophistication.
The fact that Faith did not ap-
parently blame her for Lees deser-
ton gave Syhil an occasional
twinge Of conscience. but never
having been in love herself she had
no conception OF what Faith had
suffered
She told herself she was glad -
sincerely glad that Faith had won
the admiration Of y man who was
even more eligible than Lee, which
proved that things had turned out
for the best for everyone con-
cerned
She said oheerfully. "Hsv. a
good time :"
Faith replied. Yes. II vas love
~" But the abstract expression IN
her eyes made Syhil feel that abe
was concesling something
Hartley il a fascinating person
isn't he 90 sybil continued
Faith smiled and sitting down at
the dressing table began TO brush
her hair
Yes. he is The better know
him the more ! like him"
Are you considering marrying
him ,"
He hasn't mentioned II" Faith
answered frankly. why ,"
Il just thought 1t might not be
a bad idea" Sybil admitted
Il thought you didn't believe in
marriage" Faith said
Il never have wanted 10 be mar
ried myself" sybil confessed But
lately I've begun 10 see things a
little differently. After all a girl
doesn't have MANY chances II she
waits until she is 20 What I mean
Is I've always thought had plenty
Of time But wouldn't want 10
miss out altogether
Faiths heart sank Had Lee
been trying 10 persuade sybil 10
marry him Was this the reason
for her sudden change of opinion :
Someone must have been talk
ing 10 you about II" Faith said
sybil yssned and stretched her
arms above her lovely head
Yeah" she admitted How
ever I'm not gong 10 step OF the
deep end without giving the matter
due consideration. was just won
dering about you"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-29
Women Are Getting Soft and Lazy Says Ne,v York Club Woman
New Styles
For Sheets

While the fashion pr~ss -. e~sn
glorifyiaF Amssicsn glamour fash
iens. manufacturers have hen lav-
shine safrsisinx snesn, -
ingenuity m 10 humhis shssi =
make Il fsshlen -wise
one manufacture hss sIssn us
Identification tsu- thsi lst<i sseh
sheet - 10 80 - hat shea the
housewife Is teokinK f1r sheet
fnr single hed she doesn't have
4 unfufi los inches = cotton only
u discover that shs has uneafshea
= double hed sisr These tabs rfus
get trum the hem ~ the sheet and
sre easily rad on thc sisslf
Another manufacturer has IN
;fedueea sheets with = permanent
finish that can ~ Numbered tiii =
ripe old age without losing the
crisp nsWnez= n their finish
Another finish prevent. oder
and discoicrstion and keeps yuur
sheets clean and fresh a surpsis
lnEiy long time
tndixldusilsts ard srsat ne
al want monographs on ma., 81
their household EDITIONS. ard the
development n the monogram.
ming machine has made II pos.
slhle for the smallest budget q
have them,
There are hens ~ all kinds
seslloned hens. decorated hens
coiored hons. woven hens. hem.
stitched hem. snd hens ~ sgusl
width ~ tor ana no,toru. rhs
s.sliored AMI decorated hens
come W various eeiar eemhlns
lions white ~ color. eolor m
white. cnior IN color. or white ~
white, 10 suii your fancy or yosst
decorative schem.
sheets went on q color rampage
several years sgo, and invely
pastel sheets and pillow eases arc
now an important part Of thou
sands Of home decoration schemes
Recently they broke into print
again with dainty floral patterns
against white ground whsi
the modern style .consious sheet
viii do next II anybodys guess
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-29
Leopard Fur Is a Favorite
For Stars Style-Twosome

IL on the knute Rockne premiere
jsunt. and wore = wsistlength cape
and pillbox Of the gold-snd- brown
fur with a beige wool dress.
Another Warner player Olivia
de Hsvillsnd. has black WOOL
suit whose band collar is leopard,
matching her bag and biz. off-the-
face hat. Sounds like lot Of
spots, and devilish expensive ones,
too, but 1t looks smart.
Brenda Joyce, who has been
buying and packing clothes pre-
para.ory TO personal appearance
tour. is going in for the new gold
shades-sll Complementary TO her
brown eyes and yellow hair.
Starting with a brown kolinsky
coat, she selected both turban and
tailored froek of gold wool. With
these she's wearing gloves and a
bag Of pale brown pigskin-some-
thing new. because It's sports
leather worked in formal dress
style
The twin-accessories rule isn't
just for street clothes LARAMIE
Day has = restaursnt-dinner outfit
that depends on just the orna-
ments on hat and gloves for that
different look The nat is tall
black felt fer. with long lace
veil. and it's studded as are the
glove tops with vari-oolored
glass jewels A formal evening
pair" she owns Is compact and
platform-sole slippers whose
background reds are barely Wis
ible under a solid setting Of fit
tering rhinestones
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-29

The perfect solution IN that
what shall put under her
Christmas tree - problem IL this
adorable pair Of doll costumes.
Pattern 1907 designed by Anne
Adams they will give real pleas
ure 10 any American younsstsr
who likes = bt u realism in her
sks-belisye The crisp outfit for
nurse doll has special patriotic
appeal II consists Of an apron.
dress and a real nurses cap.
back veil and all The eoiorfyi
outfit for a blAek-facsd Nanny
dell includes a simple dress. gay In
Powered cotton. a starchy-vhits
apron ard one hsndanna for her
klnky head. another for her neck
These LITTLE garments make good
practice work Tor = beginner IN
ssNing. Nith tbs Sewing Ins,rIe-
tor for al
Pattern 1901 - sgausbis fof
dolls measuring u Is. -. 20 md
= inches Par Individual ysrdagss
see pattern.
SEND fifteen cents fi5cj IN coins
and tao tax TOKENS far this Anne
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sfZE NAME ADDRESS snd
lsTYLE NUMBER
Extra Extra Everything
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It's VIVID pages are filled z1th
styles new a. tOmorf0S'F head
hnss each IN Eure-tO-fit pat
tern Smart seWinR for the whole
family circle. Including yorkaday
modes and party frocks tail
ored tNosOmss and Afternoon
dresses SHINING fnstrOn styles
ara lively small FRY" outfits d.
basic Wardrobes for office and
campus. Order your copy now
Book fifteen cents Pattern M
teen cents Book and pattern To-
gether twenty-five cents and three
tax tokens
Send your order ~ The Tacoma
Times. Pattern Dept, Tacoma,
/ Wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-29
Cotton Poplin Leads in
Ski-Wesr Popularity

For ski-wear water-reSistant
cotton pophn leads the downhill
run, with corduroy a close second
Nelveteen. which was fashion
queen on tho ioe-skatinF ponds
and Kinks last year repeats its
frigid success this winter And
for indoor basketball. squash. bad
minton. tennis and gym work.
poplin. linene and hroadeloth are
standard
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-29
TODAY'S
RECIPES

Cheese and Noodle Casserios
4 or broad sgE noodles
tablespoons butter
a tablespoons flour
cups milk
y teaspoon salt
Dash pepper
y ~. sharp cheese rated
~ ihs pork ssussg.s or I n
bacon
Drop noodles into quarts rap.
idly boiling salted water and cook
until tender. about 10 minutes.
drain and rinse with hot watsr.
Melt butter In saucepan. blend In
flour, add milk. and COOK over
direct heat. stirring constantly,
until sauce boiis and thieksns.
Remove from heat and add season
ings and cheese. stir until smooth.
In butisred Soup cas.erols, ar.
range alternate layers Of noodles
and cheese sauce, with cheese
sauce on top. Place IN moderate
oven fs5o deg ~ for 30 minutes
or, place under brpiier JIsi long
enough 10 brown top slightly
Serve piping hot with sliced
ffsnkf1rtsfs. hroil.d pork sau.
sages or bacon arranged on top
Serves six.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-29
Novelty Bell Adds Charm
10 Black Dress

Add charm to your black dress
as does Lana Turner when she
encircles her waist With a belt OF
black suede. The novelty ~ in
the discs that hang across the
front. The Metro-G oldwYn- Mayer
actress has each inscribed with her
name. Lana Her gloves are in a
matching mood. for they are fas-
tened with cuff-links fashioned of
the gold coins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-29
Garden Clubs
Will Convene
Capitol District Of Sssie
Federation hsbss p'sns

The capitol district Of he
State Federation If Garden
Clubs wlll meet At 10 10
o'cIoek ire morning Of Dec.
2 At the SpraEue Memorial
church. ssth and Warner.
Mrz stephen p. Ward wlli
preside Al the morning meet
inT.
ksnlweFsh Para s4ara~n eiah -
anush rsenFus with NJ. = a
Nsasusw - chairman. I'll - re
ho~ss.. group ~ ne iun<ssna
hruf
afs o.eafs~ y uli<F. assisted
~ Mrs, Paul kless~. Nra IsnA
lges<- and Ma Paul n.slil<. 81 -
Opksils essfsi~n eIah. wtI aemns-
ssrsts shs n@ksna 20 charm
stftnzs taha~ arrangements fsssso
snd Christina. wrapping. n ID
alslan. each elub u ~ sshIhze
Christmas srr.nxrm~nts
FaF hsashsor reservations Ell
Mr. 4 rhempsea GAfssrd
7aosA ~ wF. a. ~ NsasaR.
Garland sass-n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-29
SIendsri1ine Glove Is
New and Smart

one 10 the smar,sst % the new
fail gloves " 81 supple slses
leather. has . neat "hootstrsp" At
the outline with which 10 pull Il
on and panel In a contrasting
color down the stds The gloves
clever styling gives long
slender line 10 tns hand. yet v u
vastly comfortable and easy 10
wear
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-29
Modern Women Find That Life
Has Been Made Easy for Them
Speaker at Eastern Convention Urges Women 10
Shake or Their Aoathy'; II Might Not Be Bad ldes
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Al the recent convention of the New York State Fedora
ton Of NomenS clubs. held IN New York City Mrs John
Nhehure president Of the organization made the
mark, she opened the convention that We're getting
soft and lazy We believe Mrs Whehurse left herself wide
open for lot of argument
Later on in her talk she suggested to fellow members that
they shake off their apathy and might not be
omen tasks have been considerably ghtened grand
mothers day and the pity of il all lies with the fact that
numbers of women turning other interests
SIT foro old dutieS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-29

No. 1Ol-This colorfH nosegsy
and bolero viii b. welcome
Christmas presents The bright
boutonniere consists q seven
flowers and five leaves a grace
ful cluster 70 add a cOlorful touch
70 any ensemble Include In the
pattern. In addition 10 complete
intructions for the crocheted nose
gay are the tissue and sewing
chart for the festive bolero. which
you can make In jiffy ana VII
serve as welcomed accessory IN
any holiday wardrobe
The oolero " for sizes small
fs2-ss) medium t5s-3sl, and
large l4o-42J.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-29
Board and Room Girls
BY VIDA HURST

BY VIDA HURST

Neither shall put I've always
thought marriage was the hest
career any woman could have
sybil said thoughtfully, Faith
what do you suppose IL the trouble
between Joan and Mlss Van Have
you ever thought Joan might have
reason for being 20 mean ,"
Instantly Faith was on her guard
10 protect the secret Miss Van had
CONTINUED on Page IL. Column A.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-29

Your full value IN either item.
this clever combination viii %
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use Re zurs 20 Indicate the size
% boiero desired IN sending for
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To get THIS pattern. complete
with stsp-by-step Instructions.
send 10 cents and tar token in
coin 70.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-29

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-29
Cranberry-GInger Relish

Quebec is the second largest
manufacturing province in the
Dominion Of Canada.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-29


Dear Miss Grey: am a girl in
my second year at high school. I
used TO 60 around with a boy who
brought his chum few times
when he came 10 see me Since
that time. I have stopped going
with him. but his friend still comes
around.
I think the world of him as a
friend and my girl friend has told
me he likes me. have never
thought of him as boy friend:
just don't like him in that way
We go in the same crowd and
whenever there is R party for in
stance, we seem to pair off. I want
TO tell him how feel, but I do not
want to hurt him. Can you please
give me a little advice on what to
do. PENNY
Dear Penny: N YOU are not
going with him. cannot possibly
see why YOU would want 10
break off" My only advice
would bs not 70 put too much
Importance on your new friend
ship and accept dates with
other boys.
N, IN the other hand. he Is
taking up 80 much Of your time
that YOU are never given the op-
portunity Of going out with
someone else. I would suggest
that you come out openly and
tell the young man. in as nice a
way as possible, exactly the way
You feel. II is The only fair thing
to do. Tell him that you hope
there will be no hard feelings
and that you prize his friendship
but that you feel that II would
be better for both of you. since
YOU are both so young, to 20 out
with other boys and girls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-29

court and put your problem in
their experienced hands.
Dear Miss Grey: VIII you kind
IL tell me II IT is considered cor
rect for host to stand to carve
II IL Is easier for him 70 carve
sitting down Also when a guest
IS asked which part Of fowl he
prefers IL 1t better for him to an
swer his host or should he say
that It doesn't make a bit Of
difference. MRS. SMITH
Dear Mrs. smith: 10 Is per-
feCtly alright for a short man 10
stand when carving although
many tail men Also feel more
comfortable n they stand when
they carve.
To your second question, ny
all means name your choice,
A host likes to know that he Is
giving his guests what they
want
Dear Miss Grey. VIII you
please print recipe for cram
berry-ginger relish.
MRS. F. r. o.
Cranberr,-Ginger Relish
Combine l. IL or. can. cram
berry sauce with 2 tablespoons
chopped condied ginger and
tablespoons orange rind cut In
thin strips. (Nse only orange
part of rind.l Let stand an
hour before serving.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-29

Dear Suzy: II the circum-
stances you related to me in your
letter are as you stated. you have
. very serious problem on your
hands. ! would advise that YOU
Dee the officers Of the juvenile
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-29

Thus. 10 a certain extent. they
are developing more or less in
ertia, We suppose. Gone are the
days of the covered wagon. the
churn and the force pump. In
their places We have the wash
Ing machine. the motor car and
the refrigerator.
Life has been made easy for
the modern woman. especially
the American woman. The fact
may be particularly appreciated
NJ this time when peoples Of
nearly all the rest Of the social
ed civilized world arc being bur
dened by the additional hard
shlps of war.
Yes, the more We think about
II. the more Mn. Nhitchurse's
remark seems To strike home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-29

Relics are the srsw~rs h tsse
questions printed "a ths editorial
page
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-29

Rosemary Lane got hers to wear
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-07

taining a car). There's a rub in this, however, because you can't deduct carfare to the office
 You can deduct bad debts, too, but-you have to furnish proof of indebtedness, proof of a date on which the debt became bad, and proof you tried to collect.
 Real Estate Allowance
 And listen, don't forget property depreciation-if you have any prop erty. It's figured in accordance with a set of standards fixing the rate of depreciation. BUT, if you live in the building yourself, no dice.
 Of course, the drawback is this that it's all matter of pencent- age. When you make $10 deduc- tion, for example, it doesn't mean that you pay $l0 less in taxes. Oh, no! It merely means that you have reduced by $10 the amount of tax able net income At percent, your $10 deduction will enable you to pay just 40 cents less to Uncle Sam.
 But isn't it lot of fun figuring?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-07
kET(HIKAN MAN
 SEEING JUNEAU
 PLAN ON ARENA
Harry Cowan Tells of First City'sS10O, Play
 Center Project

Harry CoWan, well known Ket- chikan resident, aiding in the pro- motion of $10O,0o0 civic sports center for the First City, arrived in Juneau on the patrol boat Cy- are last night with the Ketchi- kan cagers.
 Cowan hopes to contact promo ters of the Juneau Sports Arena and discuss with them the Juneau and Ketchikan building plans.
 In the First City, arena plans call for a building 90 by 120 feet in ground floor area, housing a big gymnasium, a 30 by 60 feet swimming pool, and club and so- cial rooms as well as a large audi torium and stage.
 Cowan said civic-minded Ket- chikan businessmen are donating to the project and will turn the center over to the city for opera tion. Membership for the citizens themselves will be simply a dollar apiece.
 When the Cyane returns Sunday with the basketballers, Cowan will be heading back to what he be- lieves will be the real" start of the Ketchikan project.
 Also among those coming up or
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-07
RALPH C0RDER0 FOUND GUILTY OF
 kNIFING SEAMAN
Freed on Second Count of Indictment = Jury Out
 UntiI Wee Hours

After deliberating almost II hours, a jury in District Court returned verdict today convicting Ralph Mendez Cordero of assault with a dangerous weapon.
 The verdict on a second count was not guilty.
 Cordero was convicted of stab bing Philip McKanna, a seaman aboard the vessel Northland, while the ship lay at Sitka last August 25. Using pocket knife with a three-inch blade, Cordero stabbed and cut McKanna about the face, back and abdomen the jury found.
 The second count accused Cor dero of stabbing Albert Morse, aa- other seaman, with large butcher knife from the ships pantry a few minutes later.
 Receiving the case at 4:30 O. clock yesterday afternoon, the jury did not arrive at it's verdict until 3::30 o'clock this morning. The sealed verdict was read in Court at this mornings session.
 Mrs. Mildred Hermann, attorney for Cordero, moved to have the verdict set aside as not being sup ported by the evidence. Judge George F. Alexander will hear ar gument on the motion later.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-07
WEATHER SYNOPSIS

A pressure Gulf morning appears o disturb moderate Island Washington cloudy lgh ran are
 8-Sl pm.