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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19
Mrs. Dunsesih to Entertain
Womsn's Study Club

The Tacoma Womsn's Study
club will meet Tuesday at 30
o'clock at the home Of the presi-
dent. Mrs. Ethel NJ. Dunseath. 7O5
So. Cushmsn ave. Mrs. A. j.
Buchen will review Grapes Of
Wrath by John steinbeek- A
socisl hour and tea will follow
the program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19
Mrs. Allen VIII Entertain
For Luncheon 81 Club

Mrs. sam Alien vail he hostess
at luncheon for 10 Al the Uni
veraily- Union club ON Monday
afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19
Plans tuesday Luncheon
For Party of II

Mrs. Cyril Lundvick is enter
tanning for IL at luncheon on
Tuesday afternoon in the Univer-
sity-Union club dining room.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19

Mrs. Oliver Malm is chairman for
the project and is also in charge
OF all arrangements for the style
show and card party.
Assisting her are her co-chalr-
men, Mrs. S. A. Carmichael. who
has charge of the prizes. Miss
Clara Sicade. in charge Of tickets,
and Mrs. Vernon c. johnson, In
charge Of tables.
Reservations for the affair may
be made by calling Lakewood
31fs. Main 2724 or Proctor 5t27.
The playing Of cards will COM
mence at one o'clock and the style
show will be presented at three.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19
Junior Women Will Show
F ashions For 1910
Club VIII Entertain tuesday Afternoon in Crystal Ball.
room Of Hotel Winthrop; Bridge 70 Be Played;
Proceeds TO Go TO Blind Fund

Fashions for Spring 1940' will be the theme for the
style show to be presented for all who attend the benefit
card party the Junior Womans club will give Tuesday after
noon in the Crystal ballroom of Hotel Winthrop
Ten distinct changes of setting will be carried out in
pantomime from revolving stage. What milady will
at the beach this summer the schooroom for travelling
for formal evenings at the theater and for her
back yard, will be included in the afternoons show.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19
Hostess 10 Club

Miss Myrtle Hard. 1920 So. J
st. was hostess recently 10 the
"Modernetts." During the meet
ing, plans were discussed for o
cruise 10 be given in May.
Those present were the Misses
Myrtle Hard. Eleanor Anderson,
Betty Lou Stockton. Ethel Turn
bull, Pauline KEEL, Elsa stromsnes,
Lucille Lindberg. Eleanor Lager
quist. Bonnie Aufong. Virginia
Morris. Harriet Dougherty, Luz
ellie saugen. Vivian Piercey and
Lillian Jacobs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19
Meshsss' Cub VIII tIsssr
Doys 81 ksstee cksples

Th1 kokhsss eiak n rfedesl<1
W. kssssr shsp<sf. 0vder n ~.
Melsy. viii ~ f&stesn ~ ~ here
~ In ehspfer Nonaxy s<enlex a
. a'eiock q, ms p<~ nssouse h&i'.
asth and Yskins A Heetef ko<lf
fsr ths saethsfs ard heyx wtlI f1t-
<,~ ~ h<zsiae~x m<etinG. ~
nrmhsrs are ~ei6a<ne.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19

Mr.. and Mrs Christian Nielsen the engagement
of their daughter Miss Margaret Anne Nels.a ADORE TO Mr.
Ray Brdmstedt of Mr. and Mrs Oscar Brdmstedt Of
Aberdeen Necs of the betrotol first rerealed at
recent luncheon for hich Miss Nielsen hostess Both
the bride-to-be and the prospective bridegroom attended
Washington State college. The home oiH be made in
Aberdeen foloioing early summer wedding.
Fisher studio
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19
DrsnStic So<isty
Plans psrty

Tbe UF1M1Ele H1EIekY q fzHE1l1
high sehool - sDoneor1nG pnv<x
fsr IL members saturday evcn1ng
II . o'eieek ~ tbs hqm< - NJ
Msfjofie Hsse. ftIs - 11th e.
The party = b<sns arranged "
Enrol Stevens social efnirm&z.
Dan Glars. Miss BETTY Frosf i
IN charge u games and tfieffs
Dorothy BurEdoff sad francea
sz<<ny. refrezhments. Hlee Lois
May Throns1n l. president a IN
club and hrs 4. oauL ADVISES.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27
IS Aliens
Registered
For County
Three File Last Day
as Deadline Passes
Under Act OF Con-
gress; Four Months
Period Allowed for
Compliance.

Thirty-fivc alters in al were reg
iStcred in Vance county W.tn IL.
registration period cncrd last nt.c
night, Miss Sallic Garlick. in charge
registration al the post U.ii@2. SAL
today. Three enrolled the final day.
The period sci aside lUr the pun
pose by act Of Congress was ,r"n
August 81 to December 90. inclus.E,
most of those who enrolled here d.
50 early in the period.
One of the three who register.
the final day was a native Greek
whose naturalization papers ha.
been in process f-r some timc, ~
the last ccrtfication iailed to tr
rive before the deadlinc, and he ell
rolled to be on the safe side. Undc:
the law all foreign born person
were liable unless their final natu;.
alization papers had been issued.
Vance county's total Of IS repre-
sents a trifle mere than onc-half o
one per cent Of the approXrlateil
10000 population Of the county J.
- 13tr cGns;lc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27
Hr1tnfrHn&1 @aily @tapatrh

ct members feel that different times
iustifying different fiscal policies.
All OF them, including the gov
crnor, have always fought sales tax
exemption on the plea IN elect ia
like to vote for exemption, but where
would we get the money!" They
have always apologizcd for the COLI
tingent diversion section with "We're
against diversion in any form, but
the highway funds are not sacred
and we must have something to as
sure balancing of the general fund
budget
And SO they may now feel that
their conditions have been met, ana
that it is now possible to sec revenue
enough in sight to exempt more
items from the sales tax and TO put
positive ban on diversion.
To support such position there
would, of necessity, be an apprecl-
ably higher estimate Of revenues than
Commissioner A. J. Maxwell has ever
turned in-but he had no difficulty
whatever in raising his own figures
several million while the 1889 leg
islaturc was in session; so he should
have none now in tipping them TO
any desired level.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27

lTavry Henry I. Powell ana S !!''. -,
,,gn $ &. Rogers. 81 the \''.'''
Bnard of County Commissioners; 10
day r,IIed = meeting for next Moi
INV nishc 20 con, jdcr pr"ceoore III
fHr,,afion OF company here OF u'S
n ~. nome guard organization pro
,,osed bv State Adjutant General ),
Van s MettS. Members OF tn I'c"!
rost Of the American Legion ana
inrrner service men will be asked !"
attend. ~
The meeting Monday night VIII
ne held in th2 City CounclI chaho'G
!, the Municipal Building. al D
o'clock.
General Nets has asked that rec
concentrations be made for selection
Of officers. who will be appointed oN
the governor to recruit and organize
me un;,. Men capable OF tra'nIr$
rHe;r command ave desired. ara :>S-
c,,,,,.nG. ..cM, =. AT ,E2S u .~:'..-E
S:id.er r.va been requested.
The meeting Monday n.EHt W"t -
asked to determine tnst Wh 'hss
Henderson wants o. OF the new
;.,r,,-.,:ss. since ne c.tE has been
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27
GOOD ATTENDANCE AT
EPISCOPAL SERVICES

There was ,Host excellent attend
ance at the early celebration Of
Holy Communion al Holy lnnocents
Episcopal church on Christmas
morning. This was followed by the
baptism of Sidney Frances, tie in
FAINT daughter of Lieutenant and
Mrs. Nicholas Chavasse, Of Randolph
Field, Texas. The service Fl pray
er, praise and worship at II o'cl1ck
was led upliftingly by the large,
well tdained choir.
Tonight at Holy InnOcents, there
will be the annual children's service
at 7 o'clock, to be followed by the
church school Christmas Festival in
the parish house, to which all arc
cordially invited.
Tomorrow, being HOLY Innocent
Day, there will be celebration OF
Holy Communion - 1920 o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27
1880 Free
Meals Served
To Children

A total of .Iod lunches were scr
vcd to children in white schools OF
the city and county in the three
weeks this month the schools WefS
operated, it was revealed today III
the monthly report Of Mis-. Nell l.
Mundy, i'm charge OF the work. The
report was filed with superintendent
F. M. Rollins of the schools.
The lunches were PROVIDED al q
cost of five cents each, or S6"S,
though rental items were an adaI-
tional $40, running the total TO STU.
An average Of 800 lunches were
served daily for the fifteen scnoOI
days. ana of the total, 1915 were
free, 5l3 were paid for by exchange
of food or other considerations, ans.
S,668 were paid for.
Seven lunch rooms were operAt@%,
at Junior high, Central, ClaEH street
North Henderson and South HCndGi'
son schools in the city. and al AycUcn
and Middleburg rural schools. 81.
were under WPA direction, Inc on'
al Aycock being supplementary
and all were for white children. Si%
teen white and two cOlOrcd en-
ployees were engaged in thu "'GrN
Service at the seven schools Va,
itemized, two figures being gwen
here, the first beng the total mum
Der of lunches served and the SEE
end figure being the number of free
lunches: Junior high. l,u29 and bbt
Central, 1,l43 and 56f; Clark stree,
1915 and SEQ; North Henderson, T.
a6l and 2,22l: South Henderson, Z.
1913 and 1877: AycCck, $3.50 an>,
745; MiddIcburg, 1879 ana 704.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27
Italian Army In
Albania Reinforced
CONTINUED From raIe One)

Continued From ra@e One)
deauX on the French coast and lone
nazi plane reported near London.
The British Press Association said
the German raider was driven off by
anti-aircraft fire before he coulG
penetrate TO London.
Prime Minister Menzies implied
that the ship which attacked Nauru
island was a disguised axis raider.
The island, he said, was entirely
undefended as required by the Lea
que of Nations mandate.
THE enemy knows this fact which
removes any justification for his &C
ton X y a greater crime because
It was made under neutral colorS,
MenzieS added.
Bardia Shellcd.
British guns and planes continued
their bombardment of an estimated
10000 Italian troops besieged at the
Libyan port Of Bardia and military
sources in Cairo said that fall OF the
town awaited only attack orders iron?
General Archibald P. Wavel, th'
British commander.
The British troops could have
taken the town at any time IN tht
last two or three days, these soul
ces said, but Sir Archibald dlsllkeC
10 sacrifice more troops than neceS
sary.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27
Home Guard Unit 10 Be
Discussed Monday Night
Mayor and County Chairman o Sail Hronp
To Make Recommendations FOR olilciaiS 10
Oroa,;ze Local Unit at Once.

selected by the adiutant generals dc.
r.ii.fmrnt for location of one. Pro-
posalS are to be made of men from
Whom captain and first and second
,:c:;tenantS will be chosen.
In recruiting efforts men will be
accepted between the ages OF Is ana
is. not including men subject to call
~ the draft, between 81 and So. Of
I.ccrS and enlisted men must be in
reasonably good physical condition,
md must be men who are substantial
C!tiErrS.
No pay C. emolumentS arc avail
Idle to either officers or men and al
..yy:cc snail Be voluntary. The units
will use National Guard armorieS
mere these are available. The State
viii provide some money for re1;
md certain other maintenance. Rifles,
yavcnets and Scabbar6s will be fur
r.shed by the War Department, ana
;,yl,s and GmmunitionS probably VIII
IL purchased.
Tic Federal government will fn
t.,h AIMS. ammunition. etc and lie
&s-,n. ID to 4 certain G:AOurt, will
provide arN,OriSS ana maintenance
.or :hrnl. As for uniforms, General
Nets advised that units may provlaH
their own. with assistance Of cltles
towns or counties, the cost not TO eN-
coed some $500 to $500. and General
NsttS asked that h>: be advised as
10 this matter.
Drills will be held a. intervals net
greater than once week for not less
han ere and half hours each time.
TIE adjutant general said the units
wuult have to be controlled as mill
t@rv bodies. and all will be subject
70 military discipline.
Prompt action is to be taken by
local city and county authorities or
the proposal CT General Nets, and
recommendations are expected to 81
made nsXt Monday evening and fol
warlje8 at once to the adjutant gen
eral l. was generally assumed tc-
Gay that approval and acceptance
OF the idea by the city and county
was q foregone conclusion.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27
Program Deferred
For Fifth Sunday
Methodist Rally

Rev. Aubrey c. Smith, the pastor,
said today the usual fifth Sunday
rIlIy Of churches of the Vance Meth
oGist charge, which was to have been
held next Sunday, has been posi-,
poued and will not be held. The
reason. he said. was the condition Of
rural highways, making transporter
ton rather difficult. He requested
that the various Sunday schools hold
their usual sessions and disregard the
customary fifth Sunday rally.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27
Stock Prices
Little Changed

New York, Dec. 27.-(AP)-Scat'
tered buying in special situations
having a national defense angle polk
ed a few issues above a generally
ievel stock market today.
An early fairly general rally had
sbout disappeared near the fourth
hour and the majority of prices were
near the previous close. Coppers
tCund a more consistent following
than most other groups.
OuOtationS at 9 D. m:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27
State job Office
Lists Many Places

The Henderson office Of thu
State Employment ScrVIc, has H..
mediate opening, for persons qua.
flied to fill positions Of trench dig
ging machine operators, pipe Calker.
and yarncrs, plumbers, steam filter
sheet metal workers, an expert
enced stcnographer able to take 1870.
1875 words a minute dictation, tWI
junior stenograpners, mattresses
plumber craftsmen, Commercial
rodmen, material inspectors, e%pcT
fenced in iumOcr ard measuring an.
grading. and automobile n?Gc!'&n'c'.
Persons living in Vance. Ware
ard Granville counties should Coz
tact the local employment office.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27
Cotton Market
Is Higher

New York,-.Dec. 27.-(AP)-Cot.
ton futures opened 4 to 7 higher.
At midday, the list was ahead
to points with January at lO.lj,
March 1925 and July 9.99.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27

The population of the vast Anna
zonian country of South America T.
estimated at less than one to a
SQUARE mile.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27
RECKLESS DRIVING
CHARGE IS HEARD

Tim Pritchard. was convicted in
county court today before Recorder
R. E. Clements on a charge Of recl-
less driving. and was given four
months on the roads, suspended upon
payment Of the costs. doctors and
hospital bills. and damage to mule
He gave notice Of an appeal, anG
bond was set at $3.50.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27

Traffic Finc-A. J. Davis paid 81
into the office OF the city clerk as q
traffic fine, according to the records
at that office today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27

The word credit comes from the
latin meaning to believe or to trust.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-27
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page Four

l. Ireland.
=. Portland.
5. Yes.
+. God bless you"
5. Liberty engine.
g. Tennessee.
:. Commonwealth.
8. House OF Representatives.
8. The quarter dollar.
TO- Sheepfold.
Last shake Of the bag is an old
English expression for a youngest
child.
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DOUBLE
TROUBLE

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go - eastasis q -. = fasif
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81 Jan n Nsa NnFk CITY atATta
II ne @sfF=uz Wen sFnesfF staFe
where June = cashier i'm 80
June betisxina she = Jean = nlaf
TIE piano. Because he hAs nsver
naArsa : note N hsf nfs. June says
ne Ia hsAaaeha lean MANAGES
. sci Through shs aays ausA II fns
store and shortly llfn really begins
~ her shsn hAeAaiaas - TIE fheaz
- ~Hsf* her mother : aaF4ffaf.a
mistress ~ tin HsfI rana hsaalana
into he sfns - TsnH fhs Nfaf ssFHd
blond slant A Romance halsis stimuli
tanaouslf between June. nnzlns =
Jean and Anue Nhn fsHfsfIuiIx tells
her thai marriage = IaHoAalAl4 -
cause ~ her superior social position
Hfsndnothsf HadHsii santa aaAn#
n NARY HAMILTON BURTON hss
midaiszaEsa fianes. n 1ans nj In
entecH 10 rushing ths aaddlns
Hamilton arrives.
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GOOD TASTE TODAY

+, wedding veil Of plain tnlle. She
would have no more than two
bridesmaids and q maid of honor.
and their clothes should OF course
be simple in effect. There would
probably be two ushers wearing
the least formal conventional dress
for the hour of the day-this de-
pending upon the formahty of the
community. The church would be
decorated with garden flowers.
II also usually means a wedding
list limited to friends and rela-
tives, and 1t generally means no
engraved invitations.
Eating Boston Brown Bread
Dear Mrs. Post: Please explain
how to properly eat Boston brown
bread. Should this be eaten with
a fork, or broken in pieces and
buttered and eaten in the fingers
II eaten with a fork, shouldn't II
be put on the meat plate instead
of the bread and butter plate?
Answer: 1t is put on the bread
and butter plate and broken In the
fingers and then small pieces but
tered. just as any other bread Ia
eaten. But when 1t is served toast
ed and literally buttered, it shares
with a toasted buttered English
muffin in being one of the hardest
items of food to eat neatly. The
best thing to do then is to hold it
in your left hand on the edge of
your plate while you cut 1t in
small pieces with knife 50 that
1t can be easily eaten.
Introducing a Sons F1ance
Dear Mrs. Post: A friends son
is engaged. She wants to know
how she should introduce this girl
to her friends. Does she say, Miss
Love" or Mary Love-"
Answer: She says. Mary Love"
and explains. my future daughter
in-law," or my sons fiancee." or
If she has more than one son.
Johns fianeee."
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Pattern

Doing the thousand and one
things that running = home entails
win be much more enjoyable In q
merry apron like this Anne Adams
style. Pattern Ass. The high-cut
sides curve to the back to give q
neat and trim fit: the skirt Is crisp
and flaring. The top Ia cut In a
single piece for easy dressmaking.
There are criss-cross straps that
tie IN a perky bow. You may seal
lop the edge of the bib or make
it straight across; buttons. ruffiing
and ric-rac are all gay trimming
ideas. For variety. consider using
spirited contrast for the straps.
back bow and attractively shaped
pockets. And be sure TO refer TO
the Sewing Instructor.
Pattern 42s5 is available in sizes
small t32-34D. medium (36-3s) and
large (4o-42). Small size takes al
yards IS inch fabric and yards
ric-rac.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-31

side men who really do" things
In this world.
An intelligent man IL fastldIous
about his clothes-yes. but he In
never a slave TO fashion.
An intelligent man IL proud In
his choice of friends but he never
oonfuses real pride with = false
one-nsver confusea anobhlahness
with real aristocraey.
As ! say. am a little BIT tired
Of hearing women being accused
Of snobbery. selfiahness and fool
ish ambition. Too many Of the
No called stronger sea are af-
flicted with esnobitiss most
distressing disease. And II they
only knew II. these pitiful stuffed
shirts." look twice as oomioal IS
the young mslnen who takes her
should-be socisl stature too se-
riously. AMANDA.
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Send Is cents in coins and two
tax tokens for this Anne Adams
pattern. Write plainly Size. Name.
Addres and Style Number.
Be "best-dresed woman In town.
on a budget plan 5. via the
Anne Adams Book OF Patterns.
This wonderful magazine contains
smart clothes FOR every member
Of the family. from smallest ANAL
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though you've never taken q stitch
before. the crystal-clear sewing
Instructions that accompany each
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rs cents and three tax tokens.
Send your order to The Tacoma
Times. Pattern Department. sis
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AsTnI>oEsTr PRS
ITP TIE sHIs

when her eat.nap IL over. Ma.
Fairbanks removes IN. cream from
her face With pad saturated
In ICED sasringent That psps up
her akin and leaves /, ready for =
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Below are tina answers 10 test
questions printed on Editorial
page.
/. One Nation. indlsislble.
with liberty and Juatlc for all"
z. No.
3. Smith County. Kansas
4. Julitsu.
D. Edward J. FLYNN.
.. Earl X. Long.
7. Lake Huron.
s. Charles Eliot.
.. Quasimodo.
10. Golf.
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With directions in four two 10 ond is-ineh
widths you crochet these luxurious scors for vorous
pieces Of furniture The 8-inch widths ore string the
5nch in finer cotton Pofern 1887 contons directions for
scors Illustrations Of them ond stitches notenos required
Send coin ard token for this pofern
The Tocoro Times Needecnoff Dept Tocooo Wosh Write
plainly pattern number, your name ond address,
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The word informal can never be
applied to the wedding ceremony
The vows taken before a clergy
man are always the same. But
when the detailed preparations for
a particular wedding are very SIM
pie, this wedding then is COM
monty called informal.
To the young women who ask
me, Does having an informal
wedding mean that ! can't wear
a white brides dress and veil ?'
Let me explain further that SIM
pie (or informal If you prefer we'd
ding does not necessarily mean
that the bride Is not wearing a
bridal dress. Her dress, however.
would be simple in style, and her
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-31

We've all met him. that very
correct young man. the stuffed
shirt" OF course the strong
tough men who have really built
this country. don't know what to
say to him or how To talk to him,
but he cant be bothered about
that. He has more important
things, such as fraternity af-
fiiiations, the right clubs and
right crowd" to keep his mind
occupied.
He Ii about as original a. the
proverbial pea In pod. but no
one can tell him that. He knows
he In different for he il a knock
out"
He managed to hang on for y
year or 30 At a good school
lsome times he finishesl and he
managed TO make a fraternity
Life would have been a CHASTITY
thing indeed. II ne had not made
q fraternity
He dresses exactly as he thinks
q gentleman should dress. No
woman pays more attention 10
her dress and makeup than he
does To his shirts. ties and hair
cuts.
When we call women snobs we
should take into consideration the
pitifui males who are counter
part OF this young stuffed shirt. "
They are snooty beyond belief In
their choice of friends. yet in
variabiy these fellows are inferior
ses41a abr re- mental rnlAza4~ 20.