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she had no more charm when the
script thrust small damp hand In
hers.
All this, happily, seems to be part
of the past now. OF course it might
just possibly be the discovery that
one can be screen mother and re-
tain her glamour, rather than the
realization that mothers are gen.
orally looked upon favorably by all
those who have had them, that has
changed the girls minds. But their
minds have been changed.
Greta Garbo was one of the
pioneers, taking up maternal cares
along with her other cares in Anna
Karenina." A while later Barbara
Stanwyck came along as Anne
Shirley's mother in Stella Dallas" 4"
When the Hollywood lassies discov-
cred that the young bloods of the
land continued to look upon these
actresses with much the same high
regard as before, they decided they,
too, could be mothers without ruin
ing their careers.
Kay Francis played Deanna Dur
bins mother In Deanna's last film
with enough charm to win the
principal male of the piece and
also to set her film career back on
the road to better things. Mary
Martin was a mother in The Great
Victor Herbert" and she's still 4
pretty, apple-cheeked lass who
would have no trouble finding q
daddy for her young heart to be-
long to. Joan Crawford had q
daughter in Susan and God" with
a happy effect OH the responses Of
her audiences.
Yes. the young movie ladies are
finding that cinematic motherhood
is not at all unattractive. And at
Warner Bros. it's on mass pro-
duction basis, Priscilla, Rosemary
and Lola Lane to be seen soon
with bouncing offspring in -Four
Mothers" Lola phrases the new at
titude OF, her screen sisters toward
maternity when she says of the
twins she has in the film:
That makes 1t twice as glamor-
ollS.'
The local Loew management Is
so happy it is almost gloating over
the list of films due for showing
during August at the Capitol, Pal
ace and Columbia. Topping the
array is Boom Town." which
boasts not one, not two, not three,
but fOur-co,mt 'em-four stars,
Claudette Colbert, Hedy Lamar,
Spencer Tracy and Clark Gable.
Also coming along are Pride and
Prejudice" Greer Carson and Lau-
renee Olivier), Il Love You Again"
(Myrna 10y and William Powell,
directed by w. 8. Van Dyke, I'd
"The Golden Fleeing" Lew Ayres
and Rita Johnson and others.
The holding of CAN This and
Heaven, Too" for a. third week at
the Earle is another feather in
Bette Davis cap. the well-feathered
cap she keeps around for just that
purpose. OF the IL films held over
previously at the Earle for a second
week, five have starred Bette Davis.
Eunice Healey. the popular
young tap dancer. will not be one
Of the stars OF this weeks Cray
Show at the Capitol, as the Capt.
tol had planned. She's just been
signed to step into the role vacated
by Ruby Keeler in Al Jolson's
Hold Onto Your Hats" which re-
Gently opened to huzzahs in Chi
cagO.
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consider herself hit full IN the teeth
with well-cast aspersion if it were
suggested that she portray on the
screen woman who had fulfilled
her natural destiny as woman.
Not so many years ago offering a
glamour gal mother part was tan
tamount in her mind to telling her
she was henceforth relegated to
character roles. was no more for
romance. would never again be
looked upon fondly by a man. Why
the cinema dolls felt this way is
something you will have to find out
from your ,favorite Hollywood psy-
chologist, who, being on the ground,
might have some inside informa-
ton. The fact remains that the
feminine screen star was certain
Evening star., 1940-07-26
Musicale Toniaht

The Citizens Committee Against
War, Washington Branch OF the
Keep America Out of War Congress.
will hold musicale this evening at
$50 pm. on the lawn OF st. John s
Rectory, 1898 0 street NV. The
musicale, which will include a
transcription Of Ballad for Ameri-
cans" is open to the public. Cooling
refreshments will be served. The
proceeds from the admission charge
will go toward the work of the
committee. In case OF rain the
musicale will take place indoors.
Evening star., 1940-07-26
Where and When
Current Theater Attraction
and Time of Showing

Keith's-"The Ramparts We
Watch" the fateful years that be-
gan in 1914: 11:45 am, las, 3:45,
5:45, 7:45 and GAS pm.
Palace-"Maryland," romance and
the horse country: II am, 1:05, 3:15,
500, 7:30 and $40 pm.
CapitOl-"Gold Rush Maisie," out
West with Ann Sothern: II am,
LAS, 4:30, tbs and 10 pm. Stage
shows: 1855, $40, 6:23 and 9:10
pm.
Metropolitan IT ON roWn'S
School Days" film version of the
popular book: II am, l, 3:O5, Sis,
7:25 and $40 pm.
Columbia-"Safari," through dark
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picture on the whole is good enter
tainment. I was a tiny bit disap-
pointed in Laurence Olivier, how
ever. know he was supposed to be
insolent and proud, but that didn't
mean talking as though he had an
egg in his throat. He was okay
though In the love scenes.
"Dr. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" will
not be impersonated by Robert Do
nat after all. Metro has shelved it's
plan to make the super-horror in
England. I understand another
Robert Montgomery-wants to do
the picture in Hollywood, but not
for six months. Bob is currently
interested only in Red Cross work.
Brenda Marshall is the girl and
Evening star., 1940-07-26

John Garfield the boy in East of
the River" formerly titled Mama
Raviola," with Marjorie Rambeau as
the mama. This picture was shelved
due to the difficulty of finding a
suitable Mama Raviola. It's the
biggest part in the picture and a
good break for Miss Rambeau.
(Released BY the North American
Newspaper Alliance. IncI
Evening star., 1940-07-26

Lnelr q u q rrel SnehAh oFAhSm'
with Warmers. Failing an interest
ed studio, NUM- and Dieterle will
put up their own money and make
the picture anyway. Humphrey Bo-
CART gets Muni's role in High
Sierra"
Meanwhile, Paramount Is trying
to interest Muni in another life
story-about Joseph Conrad. The
studio has recently filmed Conrad's
Victory" with Fredric March and
Betty Field, and it occurred to an
executive that the life Of Conrad,
with its seafaring background,
would make an exciting film. A
script Is being written and will be
submitted to NUM-.
was pleasantly surprised at the
preyiew OF Pride and Prejudice" ."
Grapevine rumors had whispered
Qoudly), this is = bad picture" "
The grapevine is usually right. But
not this time. Greer Carson reverts
to the Greer Of Mrs. Chips" She
gives q fine performance. And the
Evening star., 1940-07-26
Carlo in MIR. Skeffington'
Is Today's Film Rumor
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.
HOLLYWOOD

Is Garbo
nngton Warmers According
arbos great friend saka v read the script Of the
liked 1t and passed 1t along to Garbo, who liked it.
AS have mentioned In this
her studio which has begin
on her $500 guaranteed -
Evening star., 1940-07-26

t h a t M e tro
would give a lot
to borrow Bette
Davis from War;
ners. Why not
a r r a II 6 e q
switch?
Paul MUM and
Director Will
liam Dieterle are
now In the open
m ark t as a
team. But here's
the catch: They
still want to do
"B e e t h ov en-" ="
t h e ca u S e of
{l,air n,,o - a I
Evening star., 1940-07-26
Glamour Girls at Last Find
Motherhood Attractive
Maternal Roles, Once Stunned,
Popular Since Discovery That
They Don't Ruin Careers
BY HARRY MACARTHUR.

I'm the temporary absence OF Jay CarnodyJ
his mother right but until recently
would have had difficult time of trying tell cutie he
casting
broods his iced considering the trend
they play There time when lady of the would
Evening star., 1940-07-26

est Africa with Madeleine Carroll:
l:45 am, LAS, $50, $50, 7:50 and
$50 pm.
Earle-"All This, and Heaven
Too" with Bette Davis and Charles
Boyer: Gas am, 1926, $3.50, 6:25
and $50 pm. Stage shows: 1910
3:O5, 6 and 9:10 pm.
LittIe-"The Biscuit Eater" the
classic of boy and his dog: II am.
12:45, 2:30, 4:20, 605, 7:5O and 9:4O
pm.
Trans Lux - News and shorts;
continuous from 10 am.
In the Country.
Cross ROads-"The Skull" spooky
very spooky thriller chiller: $40
pm.
ROadside-"The Frog" mystery
thriller in the Edgar Wallace man.
ner: 8:40 pm.
Evening star., 1940-07-26

Despite her recent tumble, Brenda
Marshall still is taking horseback
riding lessons and hopes to appear
in shows soon.
Evening star., 1940-07-26

So 1t is quite likely that Warmers
will get the lady. I have an idea
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20

op<nlnx - . fesans msn e
SO wess sxn<rsenes - fsfesssFs
hsvs k<sa Hszs sxsElsnle - -
spsnlnE - - rask Fassss ~
resident rFs - Hsfess ! KEN
ara alfsefef. announced Tuesday
srrliestia~s ~ = m.as = -
washfaEt1a haslsifaE
nsnea sna ap<Fsfss ~ to
University n ws.hinnfnn. rsek
feFsss !. usea aarsnx - snrsnk
- training - university forestry
<uHsnt. Il = : s1es ssFe far~~f.
- mics frszn NJ Rainier sith
fssf sfeuna Operations n charge ~
MA Yuuth under university sFans
saFshin rFa1scs activity include.
construction u fasas sna trasls
woaf cutting Art clearing era-
stfalefien - : storage - snf
experimental wsFs
Unmarried ynsfshs frnm II - -
Inclusive ~. eligible fnf re ees.
tiens Applicant. ~ quality ~
assignment "a r.ss fursss ~isi 70
ostve 80 . mnntA Ter 10 hasus
sers A d<sslxtlen ~ srpfesI.
nassly - cents p<s az fer f.cst
lodging snf lannsirY rave. "a
sefssf sls . menth ust
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
Pair Thrown
Out OF Auto


TIE persons asFs tes~sa hesIKiy
81 - - salemnells = - e -
struck - overturned - snathsF
machine n A accident 81 Csnfsf
u snd ofehasd fnaa Nenstsy
sftsfnsen.
one Nss injured Ms. Awe
King. -. n I. - SO. 49, taken
= ire county hospital suffering
frem May ssraslsns ~ een.
tussens. hsr hesa cut ans hsr isft
ankle srr.insd. Tier husband
escaped injury. police said
Their car sas ssFs1sE - : "a.
chine driven by L<onsrd u ear-
nell. No. 81 Cashmere. Wash. whn
iald police he a. net zee tae
Center II. step aan Officers n
xsstlsstsd and reported thai .
teisrhane role ard mall eo<es
we're ohseuFtna the sisn. but hsth
drivers ssrs hoossd en tsthnissi
investigation charges sna re-
leased
Three sesf-aia Aiehasi nauKhs
nsy. xha rsn ffau seisssn lao
parked esrs inta the path II =
maeh ins driven ~ nniiy johnson.
-. s11ets ~ 4 a. Monday after.
noen. "a. knocked down hus
emerged without injury. Ths
driver and police teas ths boy "a
tho county hospital for sxamlns.
tion. thsn returned MIN To his
home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
Board and Room Girls
BY VIDA HURST

gave Faith the expensive pin for
Christmas. when he no longer
made any attempt To Ask his old
friend for a date. that Lees inter-
est in Faith was serious
Then Christmas night Daphn.
had seen him kissing her
Why this should disturb sybll
SO much she could not hav. said
but IT did
II was humiliating 10 have her
most attractive boy frlen 4
snatched from under her very nose
by this girl from the country. n
girl with neither sophistieation
nor beauty.
She wished now she had been
sweetsr 10 Lee when he had taken
her out. II she had played her own
cards differently he might Just a.
easily have fallen in love with her.
Impersonai
II Was part of SYPHILIS line not
to become too personal with any
man. II was one Of the things they
liked about her.
She could be counted upon never
10 become either possesslve or
emotional. And so far IL had
worked. No matter what Miss Van
and Faith thought, sybil knew
that men nowadays did not want
to get married. They preferred to
hang on 10 their freedom as long
as they possibly could.
And mort of them had a long lis,
of glrl friends with a permanent
place for on. sophisticated but
nice. who made no demands and
received Their attentions without
making any further claim.
Some Of the men she knew had
gone through several desperate sf-
fairs and returned 10 her with
gratitude
She ~ss remembered at Christ
mas whereas the unfortunate ones
Who had taken Their devotion 100
seriously didn't receive 80 much a.
card Oh. yes. sybil Taylor un.
derstood masculine Psychology.
There was no doubt about that and
the one time II hadn't worked was
reflection on her technique.
To add 10 her irritation two
other men who had been more or
less loyal for years had moved
away Which left sybil in the IN
precedented condition Of having 10
spend night after night at home.
Her pretty clothes hung unap-
prseiatsd IN the closet as rhe vas
forced TO ace Daphne and Faith
dressing for dates sb. was not
envious Of Daphne. sybil had no
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
Pennsylvania Man
Sends Span DIAGRAM

Among the plentiful ff.e sdsiee
available With regard ta cause
and effect of the collapse af the
Tsooms Nsrrows bridge. Tuesday :
outstanding contribution arrived
after aeoo=mile journey
v y. firss. 40 Beaver 81
Resvsr. Pa. submitted an snEis
nsers sketch alleged n soiss the
asrodynamlo problems blamed FOR
wfeckins the span Nov !.
Beavers nrag drew . diagram
Of the 'wind hrseinE employed
successfully on a bridge in Ale.
sh.ny county. Pennsylvania. sith
suggested adaptation To tho de-
funet span here
The plan utilities = system 81
outrigger struts and braces de-
signed 10 eliminate undulstlnn and
twist
Bridge authorities here wsl.
coined the illustrated letter and
said they'd place u along with
several thousand othens
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
Perunko Funeral
To Be Wednesday

Funeral s~rsio~s fsx feais :
resunkn. awnsr - the Hay Street
ana z.sn.<s she.tsss. ~su - AeI<i
"Wednesday ~ = - . n - 10
c..~~sfv . Aiise shep>I. wsfh -
Esfm~nt N Calvary eem~ss<y rNs
fe*asy slll - fexstsd Ta4eedse ~
: n = N 81 fhs fA.p~l
fsfsaka. wha lfxea ~ nsn~ne
falnt. asxa ~ - ssY = rs 49,
rslsl #slaaaf after h~saa e~tzs<I
With > heart sfEses
rslihssrefs 9TH ~ mad Tsafwh.
rhsFs<. n sssaI<s. a. = fnrssr.
Atss fs.fusss. MARTA ntsffsn ar1
D " fsaaFxasss faaeyssy pall-
h.sr.ss snsis~ts wallace Ms<pesv-
80. Martin Miller. nu1s Isnneea.
n " atF~ud. !. ?. t1ensv. as1
a l. I.sas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20

Repeatedly the xletIm ~ ~ al
Il dependency. NJ. cslhefsae
Alehennl. -. sas saved frum death
hs prompt medical attention. pa.
lice reported Tuesday. The fuuna
~emsa. sid Ii - separated ffeH
her husband and keeping eump.nY
9Th > leesi bartender. AS found
seriously III In her room In the
Lansing hotel ~ The lssisrs b<osh.
sf Police ssre called shasst l
. m Tuesday. tatd thai shs had
swallowed part ~ . hnsiis af
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20

or two from my waist. Aside from
my waist, ] have a fairly slim
figure. ELLEN.
Dear Ellen: Try this one.
Bend from waist 10 left aide,
pushing left hand down toward
your left ankle. Re sure your
body Describes the direct swing
of clocks pendulum. don't
wobble. Now. raise yourself
erect and repeat. swinging bod,
Ia right side.
Next. stand with your right
arm over Your head. BEND left
as far a. You ean. forming An
Arch over your head with YOUR
right arm. Push your left hand
down toward your ankle and
then straighten up and repeat 20
other aide. This exercise IL also
very good for the circulation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
S. T. KiWanians
Will Hear Todd

Dr. Edward H Todd president
Of the College Of Puget Sound. will
deliver a Thanksgiving address al
the dinner meeting Of the South
Tacoma kiwanis club at SIS p. m.
Wednesday in the Masonic temple
on South Tacoma way.
Prof. Erich J. +. Koker will play
violin selections and Adolph Kranz
will preside during the evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
Rites for Dieringer
Man Wednesday at 2

Augustus Edward Curl, "a. a
resident of Dieringer. Wash. for
the last "a years. died Sunday in
Seattle hospital. He was mem
Der Of the Methodist church. Sur
wing are three cousins, J c.
Kuntz Of Manette. Wash. and ].
Z. kuntz and J. NJ. Graham Of
Seattle
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday at 2 p. m. at Voiles
funeral chapel in Sumner. with
interment in the Sumner Gene
terry. Rev. W. L. Reber will
officiate.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
Reader Dislikes the Way Women
Exercise Their Right 10 Vote
Says They Either 60 Against Husbands Opinion or
Give Up Their preroes'ise Altogether
r, CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey have been becoming increasingly dis
slsted with for time It al has IN do with
politics. don't think they what il IS all
about.
They fretted and fumed and finally fought 70 obtain
their vote and that they have they either don't
else Il at all or else make of IT, In many cases
knowing what to do with their votes they careessy hand
them their husbands who then
of It's downright and for one am genuinely
against il.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
GAARD TO LECTURE.

A free public lecture BY Conrad
Gard viii be presented Tuesday
evening al Hotel Winthrop under
auspices Of the Anglo-Saxon fed
Grafton. Al the meeting al s
o'clock. Gard Will speak on Rus
STA. Turkey and IN. Balkans IN
Bible Prophecy"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20

SPOKANE Robert Malay. "a
son of NJ sallsy. prominent Ia.
coma food manufacturer. has gone
To work on Stevens county ranch.
his w1fs said here today, saiiey
had bern reported missing since
Nov. 10
The spoksh. county sheriff.
office said HslleYa wife had feared
for ms safety after her husband
had gone 10 GolVills booking for
employment and later had not in
formed her Of Ms whereabouts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
Declares Feminine Voters Make Use of Pp
Park Board
Votes Entry

re n<ffepaEltsn p.rz hasfa
vetsa Monday n sFrFurffafe nas
naFe fnsn 10 faF - txhInzt =
- entered u - H.EHnneI <inzs<f
- HsHsIea sEsass = - I'D u
seattle a.Fxn - = -
TAe Aesfa sl<s appropriated -
pfnsimafels ttso ~ improvements
- re ~sfrr sYst<fn ~ ~ ffsnkz
- p.Fs playground
Hfihsfm InFxtsa. curator - 80
sa4aFiaiu = fssAaf f~fsene< 49,.
SO granted p~sfnzesIan - o#se a
lesss 80 feefafs : $3.50 = fne
TAeusn. nanEaa sehnnIs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
Lutheran Pastor
Due on Wednesday

Rev. Carl T. Rydell. pastor Of
the first Lutheran church. will re-
turn from Minneapolis. MINI. in
time 10 conduct the Thanksgiving
service to be held Wednesday at
s p. m.
Rev. Rydell is en- route from
Minneapolis. where he attended the
biennial convention of the Ameri-
can Lutheran conference Nov. %.
IA and Is.
Following the service. members
OF the congregation and friends
will gather in the parlors for a
social hour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
OSTFOPATHIC MEET

DR. f. " Pfuett Of Seattle adj
dressed the Pierce County Osteo-
pathic society Monday evening at
the new home Of DR.. and Mrs. e.
b. Utterback at Dash Point. DR..
Pruett discussed surgical and dag
nostic measures observed in mid
west clinics. including Mayo's, al
Rochester. MINI.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
TODAY'S
RECIPES.

Garansri feuas Pudding
4. cup sugar
cup boilink water
|. cup earnsisreh
|. te~.poan sali
l tall ean ~saporased mill
n7s eupsl
Il teaspoon vanilla EXTRACT
cup chopped pecan.
Heat heavy frying pan. When
hot. slft rIgar slowly into the
pan and melt OVER moderate heat
Shake occasionally while sugar Ia
melting To prevent burning When
sugar IA completely melted and =
deep amber color. add boiling
water slowly and boil until cara
mel IA dissolved Nix eornstareh
and salt Add milk a little At =
time. stirring To blend well. STIR
In the caramel syrup Cook over
boiling water until thiekened.
stirring frequently Cover and
ARRh - EAAA4AfH ARtkttH RFthbNN
from heat. add vanilla and nuts
and pour into molds that have
been rinsed uith cold water.
Yield 3 servings
Cranberry Alneem~at PIE
70 on pkg. condemned
minc~meat
IL cups water
Ia eup~ cooked. sseetsned
srsnbefrie-
unbaked pastry
Break minee meat into pieces
Add cold water. Place over heat
and stir until all lumps are
thoroughly broken up. BRING 10
brisk boil. continue boiling for ,
minutes or until mixture u prac-
tlcaliy dry. Allow 10 cool Com.
blne prepared mlnoemeat and
cooked sweetened oranberrlss.
Line pinch PIE plate With pastry
and IN ~ith minesmsAt mixture
Arrange lattice Of pastry strips
across top Aoistsn edge Of
pastry With cold water and flnish
with narrow strip Of pastry
around edge 81 pc. BAKE IN hot
oven 400 degrees , about ~
minutes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
PoCkET PICkED or $40

II. ooert. RI 2. Puysilup. told
police thief who picked the
pocket Of his coat during a few
moments be was absent from his
carpenters JOB on the eight floor
Of the Tacoma building Monday.
obtained $50 IN currency.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
PETITION GRANTED

Granted his petition for bank
rnptcy. Solomon Roscoe Hallett OF
Raymond. Wash. defaulted liabili-
ties amounting to s72s 20 With
assets listed at s195. for which
exemption was acknowledged in
federal court here Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20

Il a wife doesn't hand her vote
over 10 her husband. youn find
her saying little about IT until
election day when she will calmly
set out 10 cancel his vote. This is
the procedure that is usually
used when the wife comes from a
long line Of dyed-in-the-wool Dem
ocrats and her husband comes
from Republican parentage. or
vice versa.
And finally a woman has found
that she can use her night to vote
as means Of hlaekmailing friend
husband She's been wanting a
fur coat for long time and now
shell get it or else. So-she subtly
tells him in the same breath that
she saw perfectly adorable
mink in what's window and that
abe has decided to vote for the
man to whom her husband Is yio-
lently opposed. Boy. is he in a
spot and does he know 1t.
Well. Miss Grey. now that I've
blown off a little steam, I guess
I'll leave it at that. You may
print this letter or not. as you
wish. DISGUSTED.
Dear Disguised: I am afraid.
my friend, that you have let
me In for a lot of correspond
ence from irrate housewives.
Women aren't just going TO sit
back and let you get ava, with
that. Not on your life.
Ii seems TO me that you
would be a hard man 10 please.
In one breath you accuse women
of giving their husbands their
hard-earned votes and In the
next breath you sa, they cancel
their votes. What do you sug-
gest as an alternativee They
usually either have TO vote the
way he does OF against his
opinion. don't they Answer
that one.
Perhaps you prefer the mss-
FERROUS type of woman, the one
who gets the most fun out of
her vote. The one who upon
coming out from behind the
little green curtain 10 be ques-
toned BY her husband rs TO how
she voted, just smiles demurely
and SAYS Secret ballot, you
know, dear" Yes, I think this
little lady would be good medi-
cine for you.
But what do you readers
think:
Dear Miss Grey: l know there
are three w. p A. piano classes
In Tacoma but I only know the
addresses of two. Will you please
give me the places and time of the
various classes. I thought the
third class might be nearer my
home.
Also. will you please tell me how
10 remove white water marks from
polished furniture. MRS. L. ?.
Dear Mrs. l.. p: To learn the
meeting places and time sched-
ule of the three classes, | would
suggest that you call GA 1885
and ask for the Education and
Recreation division.
To remove white water marks
from polished furniture use
little essence of peppermint on
a lintless cloth. Dampen the
cloth only slightly and rub light
~ from the good polish toward
the center of the spot. This will
dissolve the good polish and carry
IL over the spot. When the
water mark il obliterated BY
/. this means, let II dry and. then
20 over the entire surface with
q good furniture polish.
Dear Miss Grey: Can you sug-
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take to help me subtract an inch
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HELD on oPEN CHARGE

William Garard. said 70 have
obtained SIX cartons Of cigarets
from local wholesale grocery by
posing as ar agent for veterans
organization. vas held in the city
jail Tuesday FOR investigation.