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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-09

Minced corn bssf combined with
pickle relish and molst1ned v5th
mayonsaise bstwssn slices ~
graham bread mstes tasty sae6-
wieh. And sdd . crisp lsttues ~
for freshness.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-09


mere aim coats 70 some. neat
spring and next fan. for ne IN
keeping with the style trend
toward mstsrisi-.~vins rssivsls
81 werid war I IDEAS IN clothes.
That's something 10 think about
N q fashionable cut II sii-tmpor-
tant 20 you and you are buying.
this fall. q coat TO wear several
seasons.
However. the wise woman win
consider her coat fabric even
more carefully than usual. esre-
cisiiy n she's buying for several
ssa>ons For where warmth and
wear are concerned. there's no
getting around the value Of soo-d
goods. Sound material IL being
featured by the hlEh.bracket and
the moderate. price houses And.
whstsvsr your fries-ranFe. its
worthwhile 10 inquire about the
outer cloth and the lininEa
CI.AssIC-LlNED COAT
STILL. A FAyORfTE
straight. gathered or plested
skirts. pepiums. softer shoulders
all the news IN dresses 10 re-
pested in the ssAson's drees-
maker-type Goals. And all the
popular eolors too, Yet the elassso-
lined coat 10 here again. in full
force In every typs from sports 10
fitted and furred coat
One new black double breasted
tweed has = bias skirt which 10
straight In front but which gains
hack fuilness by = deep impressed
pleat. This coat has q peplum. ain
in back and stitched down In front
10 form fiat pockets. A new pur-
pie tweed has five deep kick
pleats In the skirt. three in back,
one At each aide front. FOR the
woman who wears q lot Of color
well. there's = striped tweed with
notohed collar Of Persian lamb
and q Tored skirt.
Classic ali-wool coats with
handsome wolf collars are offered.
and some collars and ilnlnss Of
s~al. one Of these 10 completely
reversible. This II the type. OF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-09
Ie Coats WI Follow the Lines OF Ney Dresses This Season.
Exercise
Will Help
You Rest

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-09

The motion picture, "A
Yenk in the Raj" will
open at hemrieks Roxy
theoter Oct. IS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-09
It's the Cut That Counts
In Seasons Latest Styles
ous,ssodns High Style Is wrsp-Areund With Huge
Dolmsn Sleeve, end snvsb Wrapped Shirt

NEW fORkNinier ensts follow the lines Of new dresses
this yeartha Is. they're strsish,er cokinFhut the
outer garment il not going slim fast ~ some ocks are
There's prominent exception An outstanding high
style the wraaround with biz dolmsn sleeves and
skirt which the clasps holds quite snnsy tapped
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-09

This sturdy olI.wool
plaid coof will toks the
compus.bound ond office
bound girls through ssv-
erol hard winters. Wide
ormholes and bios-euf
sleeves odd 10 the SNORT
ness OF the new sffoiehfer
but not skinny silhouetss.
these 10 . golden fIesceiiks coat.
lifted. with . twe-tiersd csps like
! coaehman's
hut the sensational color tbsms.
light now. 10 almost pastel eoiors
or winter coats. This vsry IN.
usual idea produces 'hlus-sysd
due" coats which wrap . blus.
'yed woman In the most bseom.
M high Styis Some are a. grey
,lns. others are green blue.
No n you've always bought
lack because u was smart ssd
PRACTICAL this u the time 70
'hanss. Color y here 70 strongly
,ow that you can depend ON this:
IL going 70 Say s~hiis. ana rs
voinx 10 b. worn In oombsnat lions
hat viii keep any vsil-piannsd
sardrohs eoior-coordinstsd for
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-09

Payments include all charges mad promptly All charges computed
the pa per Of the loan srossdins
number Of days the used
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-25

If you're smart and thrifty at the same time, you'll welcome this un- usual style. For a single Claire Til- den Pattern, 318, will make an en- tire wardrobel First you'll stitch up party-time frock, choosing a dainty, spaced flower sheer or crepe fabric. You'll love the way those princess seams follow the curves of your 1.-the young f1gure-their easy sewing will please you too. See how the beguiling yoke is cut in just one piece with the center panel. Trim the yoke with fresh ruffling and bright buttons for 8 dress-up effect. Now use the same pattern to make tailored outfit of darker fabric a linen or a heavy rayon crepe would be just the thing. For street wear, add a trim fitting jacket with long or short sleeves and round ncollarleSs neck. But that's not all! Save your pattern and Q bit later, when days grow warmer and sun- tlier, make sunfrock of cotton by emitting the sleeves and cutting the back neck. down into low V-shape. Hurry and. order this pattern right away-there's no time to lose in starting your new-season wardrobei
 Pattern SIS is cut in misses sizes 12, 14, 16, 18 and 20. Size IA, dress, requires 1 yards 39 inch fabric and 1-2 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, 70 Fifth Ave, New York, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-25
Modern Menus
Fish For Lent Will Guarantee Protein Supply

, frozen fish and sea food luxury item? What canyou do with canned fish that is different? Are there really good recipes for dried fish1 These questions are important. You will find practical answers anc recipes in this column during the coming weeks.
 Here are two recipes to start you out on your new experiences with fish for low-cost proteins and inter- esting recipes:
 40-FATHOM FRY
 Use fresh cleaned or quick-frozer filet of founder (frozen or thaweO Separate fillets and roll in seasoned flour. Fry in small amount oi coking oil in heavy iron skillet 8 tc 10 minutes, turning to brown both sides.
 BROILED FILET OF FLOUNDER
 Use fresh cleaned or quick-frozer filet of founder (frozen or thaw-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-25
Of Interest to Women

Have you . household problem to solve? Write your question clearly. sIgn your name and ad dress, enclose three cent Dnstage stamp and mail to The W0man's Editor. Washington Service Bu- reau, The Democrat. 1913 18th Street, Washington. D. C., for . personal reply.
 o. Plesae give the rhyme about weddings on different days of the week. A. Monday for wealth, Tuesday
 for health,
 Wednesday, best day of all.
 Thursday for crosses, Friday TOT
 loses,
 Saturday, no luck at all.
 @. How can the muddy taste be removed from carp before they are cooked? :. A. In Europe, where carp are eat en extensively, they are often plac- ed in fresh running water for sev- eral days before they are killed. o. What can I use to keep dresser draws from sticking?
 A. Apply paraffin, soap or tall
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-25

Atd4y OO41tC1 odo ton talks quietly, but who starts to shout the minute he gets on the the telephone.
 PITY THE POOR
 TELEPHONE
 The woman who is so set on being feminine at all costs that she whisp- CTS into the telephone, and you have to guess at her words.
 The dumb chuck who, when he gets his number and hears "Hello,' asks bluntly, "Who is this?"
 The woman who settles down to a nice long chat every time she dials a friend.
 The unbusir ress-like person who when he calls a number and finds the person he wants is busy on an- other wire, insists on holding on"- keeping anyone in the office called
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-25
MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Service Staff Writer

No country il the world has greater supplies of fish and sea food than the United States. That means our national supply of low-cost procein is practically inexhaustible. As any nutritionist will tell you, the flesh of fish provides excellent protein values and can be used in place of meat in the family menus.
 With the beginning of Lent come six weeks when there will be many holds. Eggs, dried beans and cheese meatless meals in American house. are also good sources of meatless protein and will appear more fre- uuently on American tables from 0ow until Easter.
 But the woman who seeks low cost food with high-grade nutrition period for her family, on which she Ghould use Lent as an educational
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-25
~CAMOUFLAGE" APPLIED TO CHOOSING SHOES

The purpose of "camouflage" is to eliminate boundaries, and the same
 idea can be applied to buying shoes
 designed to make the foot look
 smaller, Gaba pointed out. A simple,
 classic pump of flexible, thin ma
 terial such as kidskin does not enl-
 phasize outlines as much as a fussy shoe of a stiff, shiny leather.
 Shoes with straps make the foot look larger too, because they cut
 the sweep of line from knee to 1n-
 step-from an artists point or view the most attractive line wo-
 man possesses and from a practical
 point of view one to cherish so that the line of the foot-length will by contrast seem shorter.
 Bows on shoes on the other hand, help make the foot look short by diving in half the line from heel to toe.
 "If your feet are not small to begin with" Gaba advised, do not
 expect them to look smaller by wearing toeless, heel-less shoes. The flesh colored patches at either end of the bulk of such shoes only draw attention to the length of the foot, while g. simple shoe which fits the foot like a glove, without excessive aighlights, makes the foot as deco rative and esthetic as the capital on ! 8 Grecian column"
 A short vamp and high heel are good for giving the illusion of smallnesS to the foot, he said, pro-
 vided the shoe fits well without
 pinching and the heel is not too high to make walking graceful and easy. No woman ever fooled the
 world by squeezing and torturing | her feet into too-small, too-high shoes. !i5,
 Squared toes are helpful in giy- ing a sense of shortness to the foot.
 Gaba pointed out. Height to the instep is important in developing
 what painters call false perspec- tive" to make the foot look smaller
 Remember that shoes must fit perfectly, be. wen-groomed and keep their shape. Shoes that are l to small, to tight or made of too
 thick and too heavy leather make the feet swell and consequently look larger, Shoes of soft and flexi- ble materials, such as kidskin or fab ric, that spring back into shape
 after wearing, make the foot look
 dainty.
 But shoes that need polish or are run down are. no asset at all, no
 matter what they cost in the be-
 ginning. Tz
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-25
from using that particular tele'
 phone.
 TOWARDS IMPROVING PHONE TECHNIQUE ys

The woman who calls her busy friends at mea1time, so that she'll be sure to catch them in-and incl dentally keeps them on the wire until the soup is cold.
 The wit who drives through a town, calls an old pal and says: Guess who this is?"
 The well-meaning but socially backward young man who says, Are you busy tomorrow night?" instead of coming out like man and ask ing for date.
 The early-riser who thinks be- cause he is up and around, you'll be up and around at even-thirty in the morning.
 The man who hasn't anyone else to lord it over, and so picks on the telephone operator.
 The professor is bound to have been thinking of some of those peo- pie when he decided telephone tech- nique could be improved upon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-25

teaches them to enjoy and welcome a wide variety of fish in the daily menus.
 Fish can be bought either fresh, canned, dried. frozen, or quick frozen, SO there is no town or yil- lage anywhere in this country de- tein. However, too often fish has be- nied this excellent, inexpensive pro- como a habit or once-a-week necessity. Now is the time to learn how to cook fish into delicate. in- for the family. Study cook books, tereSting and welcome spccialtieb read your newspapers for reports on fish supplies and ways to prepare aaeh days catch, and send io the Bureau Of Fisheries for booklets on fish cookery.
 How can you cook finh without emeling up the housog lS quick
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-25
WOMAN,S REALM
GlOlTing
 Yourself
V Anela HayA
MA service Stan Writer

NEA SerVlce sum WEASer
 ''when you see a small, dainty foot on a modern woman, it's more likely to be the result of camouflage than of Mother Natures genero- .sity." . a 2
 That's the opinion of Lester Gaba, designer of the famous man. neQuin Cynthia. Cynthia has a size 5 Ia foot, but clever streamllI1- ing makes 1t appear much smaller to the eye. .s
 "Very few women nowadays have really tiny feet" Gaba declared '"The modern girl Is too athletic too fond of walking in comfort Ito make her: feet the useless, if deco rative, appendsges that used to peep out from underneath her great-grahdmoth hoop skirts.
 'sBut even so," he said, "the chic woman of today can make her foot look just as small and appealing as the. ladies in her family portraits. ?
 Here are Gaba's three basic rules to keep, in mind while choosing shoes:
 A smart shoe should not be fussy, bulky or angular in shape; it should give the general outline of an oval every artists ideal.
 It should be decorative without getting in the way of the real beau- ty ohjectives to make the shoe and leg one beautiful unit of the body.
 It should be functional-which means suitability for the occasion plus comfort.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-25

P1OACooOA 0SNA0- ed that, since a large part of b o t h business and S o c i a ] in t e rcourse is carried on by way of the tel ephone, it was h i g h t i m e somebody made an effort to im- prove its quail ity.
 He must have had in m i n d som e of th e follow ing of lenders:
 T h e m a n " h o in ordi-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-25
-WE, THE WOMEN Phone Talk Needs College Education
BY RUTH MILLETT

Does your teen-age daughter drive you wild with her hour -long "Un- huh," "Yeah," You bet' telephone conversations?
 Then send her to Rutgers Uni versity and let her take a course there, because a practical-minded
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-25
EXPERIENCE PAYS OFF

Reflecting the experience of his many years of laugh-providing on the screen, Harold Lloyd's initial film production, "A Girl. a Guy and a Cob" is hailed as one of the funniest films of the season. George Murphy, Lucille Ball and Edmond OBrien are featured.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-25
TOMORROW's MENU

TOMORROW'S MENU
 BREAKFAST: Orange juice, codfish cakes, wholewheat toast. coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Cream oi dried lima soup, croutons, mixed veg etable salad, mullins, jam, tea, milk.
 DINNER: Cranberry juice cocktail, 40-iathom fish fry, baby lima beans. scailoped poe tatoes, mixed green salad, stew. cd fruit shortcake, coffee, tea, or milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-25

struated every 21 days, never going over the 21 days. One friend says cloves flinders menseS. (Mrs. M.CDD Answer-The habit tends to pro- duce chronic congestion and irtita- tion of stomach and chronic con- gestion and irritation of the kidneys and genito-urinary tract.
 :, Conquest of Cri
 If your fine teachings had done nothing else for us we would be grateful for the benefit we have derived from "Call it Cri." Since we adopted the attitude and prac- tice so clearly set forth in the book let we have remained practically free from respiratory infections in our home where formerly such ill., ness was more or less constant.
 (Mrs. H. J. MacW)" Protected by John F. Dille Co0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-25

Sixteen year old Mary Lee, Re- Public's singing star, has a chance to become member of trio in Atlanta, Georgia. A mother there wrote Republic offering to pay Mary,s expenses to and from At lar1ta if Mary would appear with her two daughters at an amateur the atrical chow. Also offered was pre- sent of $25O, if Mary accepted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-25
Ldtest Styles
HOze, To Keeb Well
1v DR WILLIAM BIlADY, lAM

letters pertslalaE AeIA hgs nc. to aeped enyelope s snslesed Letter. hcgld se srae9 in th. coqa9 made
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-25

cum powder to the runways and bottom edges of the drawers. Ii. this is not successful, plane away a ht- tie of the wood along the bot tom edges of the drawer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-25

Gene Autry is author of a song, "Nothin, Like A Good Old-Fash- toned Hoedown." which will be heard in his latest Republic picture Back in the Saddel."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-25

ed). Separate fillets, spread with softened butter, and sprinkle with salt, pepper. and paprika. Place on well-greased broiler and broil l2 to l8 minutes, turning to brown both sides.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-25

unadueated shhne and sngness and poor sports the cake the mystery that willing buy begin with and to give girl chance with love won't loosen mans strings temporarily his avaiouness abate the girl who becomes his wife. CAROLINE CHATFIELD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-25

discussed
 
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-25

If you that matter lies in mind everything settled But in the She with that she'd let buy would be safe say want you again.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-25

A true slimming storyl,. And 8 really happy ending, too, when 8 stout woman diets the calory way.
 By limiting food calories to around 1900 day. she not only loSes-as+ much as 24 pounds in 3 months-but feels radiantly young. CT. And the lovely part is that while reducing you eat as much as everl
 The trick is to have calory chart and never be fooled by harmless looking foods-like prunes.
 Just think: 200 calories in four little prlmes, whole sixth of your 1200- -calories-a-day reducing allow ance. And after a lunch of corn clowder (300 a cup), creamed chipped beef on toast (400) and lemon meringue pie (300) you'd have to quit eating for 24 hours!
 But what delicious foods you CAN haveI A normal-sized lunch of chicken soup (100 cup), stewed mushrooms on toast Q40), and 3-4 cup of lemon jelly tt50) has only 390 calories.
 -ss7-=--t--- ---.-7a-s .--' +5ss ''
 Have graceful, girlish new fig ure-soonl Our 32-page booklet gives 42 tasty low-calory menus, newly enlarged calory chart. Also tells how to gain.
 Send 10c in coin for your copy of THE NEW WAY TO A YOUTHFUL FIGURE to Waterbury Democrat, Home Service, 635 Sixth Ave, New York, N. Y. Be sure to write plainly your NAME, ADDRESS. and the NAME of booklet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-25
DEAR MISS CHATFIELD:

week take girl to the show buy two tickets at dollar 
 the chances Lately thinking would if she the car paying for tickets week valuable gift nothing does it strike you? S. 1. T.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-25
Caroline Chatfield
Sqps To1qr
~. n-v~~A GAN~ on.
Two Problems in Arithmetic.
DEAR MISS CHATFIE1D:

MISS CHAIF1ElD /
 e are in the same everything in common r Horoscopes say paired of We planning to be married soon and I'm afraid to tell and afraid to keen He is three years younger though nobody would guess It. shall do? HA"SAAANCC'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-25
ANSWER:

ANSWER:
 Tell then forget the difference in ages Tell him but ele for strange to man usually world know he's younger than his wife died when he egnty He wouldn't birth to be put her monument when he died and the date or ms was know a lifetime: hs was a older than he
 dear friend neghbor mine sixties once con- ded in me older than her husband and told you him with It's been sore sn- feet with Nobody would have guessed that she was older Nobody knew it.
 help ideally paired O young differ ence in ages will prevent your living happily after
 CAROLINE CHATFIELD
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05
Germans Pound
AT Red Defenses

BERLIN - German armies
were reported officially on
Thursday TO have ousted Rus
SLAMS from two strongly
fortified positions in a drive
TO complete enlightenment Of
Leningrad on the north front
and 10 have destroyed two
Red army divisions counter
attacking on the central front.
Describing operations on the
central front where heavy Rus
sian eounterbiows we're ae knowl-
edged. the official news sgeney
said that after several days Of
fighting the i0sth Russian tank
division was snelreled and de-
stroyed
German tank forces On the
same front also trapped and DE-
stroysd the masz u the 1881
Soviet infantry division which was
attempting = flank attack On
German tanks the agency sad
Five thousand prisoners and mUeh
var material vsre reported taken.
ElssNhsrs On the central front
IN the course ~ heavy fighting
against sogast coBnfsr-sttaeks the
Germans ssrs reported % have
captured ~ destroyed IS tanks
snf taken LOO prisoners
On the north front, where
sneireienssnt Of I,esingrsd sss
fContingsd On Page z. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05
Great Britain
Getting Ready
For Invasion
Today's War Moves

By LOUIS r. kEEMlE
United Press War Anals u

Great Britain apparently Is
preparing for the inevitable
land invasion Of the continent
which must come sooner or
later if Germany is 10 be sub
dued by force OF arms.
The news from London that ad-
ditional men are being called 70
the colors comes As no surprise.
Britain for months has been must
srng men and drafting women
into industrial service 70 release
msnpower for the armed forces
Rscentlys 300 900 women were
drafted for factories 70 replace
abie-bodied males. swelling 20
CONTINUED on Page z. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05

wATsOstIIIE. 1al,--Serxesnt
Charles Wood. U. 4. A. shot and
killed hla 1s-yssr-oid wife. Media.
az the home Of friends here Thurs
day and then surrendered 70 police.
Wood told wstsOngiIs police he
ard his wife had quzfreisd Wed
nsSdsY night when ne returned
from fnonth-long msneuysfs In the
Pacific Northwest She vent 70
the nonps of Sergeant and Mrs n.
z. Gibson 70 spend the night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05
Tacoman Lost
In Bering Sea
Schooner Coptoin
Reports Tragedy

ANACORTEs. Wash.-The cod
fishing schooner Wawons arrived
Thursday from the Boring sea TO
report her worst season in his
tory.
Second Mate Nick Field, 81.
Tacoma, was lost May 81. Capt.
Tom Haugen said, from a dory
which was found drifting near
the schooner.
One fisherman was Ill when the
Wawona locked. and another was
LEFT in hospital in the north.
The schooner brought 10000
lodfish TO the Robinson Fisheries
here, but her crew of SO said
storms made the catch poor. After
the cargo is discharged the schoon-
er will go to winter quarters in
Lake Union. Seattle. She was Is
days coming down from the north.
additional marine news TODAY
on page nine)