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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
Good Taste Today
By EMILY POST

1t does sometimes happen that
woman whose second marriage
has ended in divorce, does-with
warranted approval-take back
her first husbands name. But
never have l heard OF combining
the two husbands names the way
the writer of the following letter
wants to do. She says. II have
been married twice-my first hus-
band having died. have two chill
dren by that marriage. Then l
married again and this second
marriage has just ended in the
divorce courts. i have one child
by this marriage. For the sake of
the two sets of children i would
like TO combine both marriage
names. If such thing is possible.
In other words. call myself Mrs.
Maidenname Jones-Blank. using
the two names In proper sequence,
with the hyphen between. Is such
an idea beyond the realm OF good
taste >"
/ think II would be shocking TO
most people-even to the least re-
dictionary. But in your particular
case there is obvious excuse for
taking back your first husbands
name in the fact that you have
twice as many children who also
bear this same name. Il would
suggest that you consult law
yer as to whether IL is necessary
in your state TO get permission
Of the court 10 do this) The child
Of the second marriage would
nevertheless continue TO use his
fathers name. Or at least I think
II most unfair to any man TO
change his child's name unless his
behavior has brought public dis
grace upon that name.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29

TO GET "vapoRub Massage" with
all its benehtS-massagc vapoRub for
, minutes on IMPORTANT RIB-AREA
OF BACK rs well as the throat and
chet-spread a thick layer on the
chest and cover with a warmed cloth.
When you see-and enjoy-the re-
suits of this ''vapoRub Massase"
treatment You should understand why
% many folks nov depend on il to re-
leve misery-ease bronchial irritation
and coughing. help break up local con-
eestion in upper air passages, relieve
muscular soreness and tishtness-
agnGmoGR TINS :. i. Be sure 10 use
time-tessed vicks VapoRub-the same
Vicks VapoRub that is today = family
standby N millions Il hounn-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
LIMA BEAN AND MINCED
HAM CASSEROLE
(Seryes 4 TO 81

One cup dried lima beans, ham
bone stock, including fat, ! table
spoon butter. l tablespoon flour,
l cup milk. Il teaspoon dry mus
tard, teaspoon grated onion, pap
rika. seasoning TO taste, y cup
grated cheese. 1 cup finely chopped
leftover ham.
Soak lima beans for several
hours in cold water. Wash and
drain. Add to ham bone stock or
water ham was cooked in. Sim
mer until tender.
Heat butter in skillet. Add mus
tard Slowly stir in flour. Cook
2 minutes. Slowly stir in milk.
When sauce begins to thicken, add
finely chopped leftover ham.
Drain lima beans. Place in bot
tom of CREASED casserole. Pour
creamed ham over the beans
Sprinkle with grated cheese and
dust with paprika. Bake in mod
crate oven for IS minutes, until
top is delicstely Drowned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
Dried Beans Added TO Meat
Produces a Nourishing Dish
Two Recipes Given Below Are 70 Be Found in the
First Row Of Nutritious Economy Foods

To hot bacon drippings add onion,
garlic and green pepper cut in
slices. Cook In drippings three
minutes. then add to bean pot.
Season. Continue to simmer until
beans are almost, but not quite,
tender. Cool. For dinner. add the
chopped leftover meat and tomato
juice. then reheat thoroughly.
Serve with a large mixed green
salad. hard rolls or French-type
bread. and a fruit dessert.
For supper after skating parties
this bean and meat dish is ideal.
Inexpensive. filling and very easy
to heat up when the crowd comes
in cold and raVenOus
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
SnappY New Routine Requires
But One Half.Hour Out of Day
Young Seere'sy eiven Speedy Home Treatment
Method; Well0roomed Appearance Is Important
By CYNTHIA GREY

The trend Of spring styles toward the feminine is being
given grand welcome and already you're probably
inp-just Sally whose letter appears below wondering
exactly what will be required to add glamour your
wardrobe
Sally private secretary with too much time
on her hands and her beauty ritual be quick
She writes:
Dear Miss Grey: am secretary. Who like most other
girls who have Jobs works between the hours of
That doesn't leave much time practice any
of beauty ritual particularly if it lengthy And yet
all of working girls realize that well groomed appearance
ix frap, apdou Sl. ,opor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
Trend Toward the Feminine Spring Styles Calls for Beaut
INSTAlLMENT EIGHTEEN
KIT TY FOYLE
cHRIsTorHFR MORLEY


SYNOPSIS
WTn. missing the comnaniOnship o.
Kitty hAs his mother invite ner -
dine A. the tozn house IN Rittsn-
house Square. and EittF sets a fur-
ther line on the Main Liners-anc
they on her Rosey Rlttenhouse also
has Wyn and Kitty 20 his place. and
Kitty feels she really knows these
people Wyn wants 70 talk things
over and takes Kitty % New YORK
where they get acquainted with
Gionos. us the first Of their many
visits 70 this famous speakeasy
Ideally happy from her week lend stay
with Wyn. Kitty returns 20 Pniia-
delphia. first having located Delphine
Detaille the French woman who had
befriendeo her on the train from
Manitou.
CHAPTER XVII
! was proud Of Pop. the way he
died. He just passed out asleep
the same as II he'd taken too much
hooteh. / guess that's what life
is anyway, pretty strong drink.
The last few weeks ne was gentle
and easy m his mind. Like Patty
shells. Auntie told me the old mutt
had got too tired even to bark at
the hand-organ man.
II was good 10 see that dear old
face OF his. SO rested. In spite
of beard and sickness there was
still some open-air color on him.
and It was good cricket weather.
the first smell of cut grass. wealth
er he'd like to be out in his old
green-stained flannels with red
ball. Denny said he wished the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29

cur~ is an essential for healthy
and attractive feet. Five min
utes.
6. Brush your hair vigorously.
separating IL into strands. Brush
until II flies out around you
like a halo. Miss Bristol recon-
mcnds. Five minutes.
:. Pluck out any stray hairs
In your eyebrows. and then
bathe your eyes In n warm solu-
tion of boric acid. Three min
utes.
2. Open your window wide.
and breathe deeply. letting arms
rise TO the aide and fall Two
minutes.
OF course, you viii want to
allow nm hour each week for .
shampoo and wave. whether you
20 "a q salon or do II yourself.
and during this hour you can
arrange for your weekly mani
cure. II you have any specific
problems. either = tendency to-
ward n nervous thinness or n
thickening through waist and
hips, 10 IL wise To consult your
doctor, advises Miss Bristol. he
fore trying either To reduce or
gain. But no matter what your
other beauty-needs. this one-half
hour minimum" program h an
indispensable n you would make
1871 n banner year for beauty.
Dear Miss Grey: II Mrs. n. isn't
employed yet and IL you will give
her my address l believe / can
help her. / have a boy 2ig years
old and need a housekeeper.
MR.. f. +.
Dear MIR. y. F.: I do hope Mrs.
Il. will see your letter and get In
touch with me. II she does I
will let you know Immediately.
Dear Miss Grey: l have clothing
for boy IA and hoy 10. l also
have few things for lady. size
IS. that will be glad to give
someone If she will call for them.
! also have a cast iron heater.
NET-rIE C.
Dear Nettie c.: Thank you
for your offer. win he glad tn
keep your address and telephone
number on file In case some de-
serving person gets In touch
with me.
Dear Miss Grey: Recently, I re-
ceived a gift through the mail and
when I opened 1t. l found II to be
broken. 1t was mailed directly
from the store. Should ] write TO
the store and report the matter or
should tell the friend who gave
me the gift? MOLLlE.
Dear Mollie: Since II was
mailed directly from the store.
would suggest that you write
the store about II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers To test
questions printed on the Editorial
page.
i. Jeanne Eagels.
2. Treasury department.
5. Kenneth Roberts.
4. Interstate Commerce Com
mission.
5. Relatively.
6. Daniel w. Bell.
Z. Thomas jefferson.
s. Williamsburg.
.. The 1s20's.
10. Cowboy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29

And 30 ! am asking you. Miss
Grey, for myself and for all the
other girls whose free time is more
or less limited, to print a set OF
rules for a quick beauty treatment
something whereby we may be
made to feel like new women" in
20 to 40 minutes.
We feel special need for a
beauty routine such as I am re-
uuestinE when we are invited out
IN the evening. whether it's to an
important party or second
run We need IL. too. for those
quiet evenings AT home no that we
may 20 to the office the next day
looking equally rested and we'll
groomed. SALLY.
Dear Sally: Here In a "mini-
mum" beauty program which WAS
outlined by the noted beauty au-
thority. Gloria Bristol. whose
job u n TO streamline such per-
sonalities M Princess Juliana of
Holland. the Duchess of Windsor
and Brenda Frazier.
And n takes only one-hslf
hour every night. just so min
utes out Of your day.
I. Draw = warm hath while
you apply . hquefying cleansing
cream To your skin. Wipe II off
with tissue. Two minutes.
2. Wash your face with soap
and water. using n soft-badgcr
brush. and don't spare yourself
. scrubbing, advises Miss Bris-
toll. for II win loosen surface
CRIME. Apply = lubricatisg
cream in = circular motion from
chin to forehead. patting off the
excess with TISSUES. Two min
utes.
3. With the cream still ON. get
Into the tub. seeming Il literally
with your favorite hath oil. Pay
special attention 10 your arms
and elbows. and hop out for
rundown with = fleecy towel
rolled into . ball. Six minutes.
4. Massage your back, neck.
and scalp. using your fingers In
n kueading motion 20 relieve
pressure on taut muscles and
nerves. suggests Miss Bristol.
BY stimulating the skin all over
the body. You will do wonders for
your complexion N well. Five
minutes.
s. Give your feet and ankles n
bracer by supporting your foot
with your fingers and massag-
ing firmly from ankle over your
arch TO your toes. A daily pedi-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29

Dried beans. combined with
little leftover meat, produce
bountiful and nourishing main dish
for any mans dinner. The low
cost of dried beans and their high
nutritional value put them in the
first row OF economy foods. In
any budget week. they should be
included at least twice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
Hot Sandwich

A hot sandwich is nice lunch
con main dish. Toast slices of
bread. spread with butter and fill
with minced ham. Cover with a
thin cream sauce. sprinkle with
grated cheese and paprika and
heat in oven until the cheese is
melted and slightly Drowned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
The Tacoma Times
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29

00xyuUUEe Initiated
air passages with
Gnofhtng medicinal
vapors, inhaled
deeply with every
broafh.
sTDOUlaTGs chest
and hack ike an
old fashioned
warming pou1ttce
- plAnf8.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
MEXICAN KIDNEY BEANS
WITH BEEF
(Serves 4 To 81

One and one-half cups dried kid
ney beans, onions, Glove garlic.
! large green pepper. ham or beef
stock. salt. pepper, chill powder. l
cup or more chopped leftover
beef, Il cup tomato juice.
Soak kidney beans in cold wa
ter overnight. Wash well. drain
and add to ham or beef bone
stock to cover. Simmer Il hour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
AWARD WINNER

Virginia weidler has won Par
ents Magazines annual award as
ls4o's outstanding Juvenile player.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29

The motion picture Kitty
Foyle," an RkO production,
will open at the Music Box
theater Feb. IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
Ski Clothes Easily Washed

last squeeze. roll quickly in a turk
ish towel to absorb as much mois-
ture as possible. Ski suits and
bulky garments can be hung on
coat hangers to dry. Smaller
pieces and all knit garments
should be dried flat.
Dry Away From Heat
The drying must be done away
from direct heat. and also away
from the freezing cold. Wool is
temperamental, and doesn't like
extremes when it is wet. When
thoroughly dry, iron with the aid
OF a pressing cloth. Mittens can
usually be eased into shape while
they are wet, but look better for a
light pressing after they are dry.
Long mapped woolens get that new
look with the help Of a gentle,
stroking motion with a brush.
AS used in card games, the
word trump is a corruption Of
the word triumph" as pronounced
in French.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27
|[C'H !

Continued from Page one)
forces in a surprise move on Wed.
nesday morning.
There is even thought in some
quarters OF tho possibility of Mar
shall Henri Petain ordering the
French cruiser now stationed at
Martinique to proceed to st. Pierre
and Miquelon and Dust the Free
French there by force.
Under the terms OF the naval
accord between the United states
and Admiral Georges Robert, French
high commissioner OF Martinique,
the latter promised that the French
cruiser would not leave the harbor.
However. the accord was based on
American assurances that no at
tempt would be made to take over
the French possessions In the West
ern Hemisphere.
Furthermore, the assurances CIV
en- the United states by Marshal
Petain that France would remain
neutral in the war also were based
on the proyiso that France and its
possessions are not attacked.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27
Miss Townsend Wed
To d. p. Heron

Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Delos Town
send OF Delaware. Ohio, formerly OF
this city, are announcing the mar.
riage OF their daughter, Josephine.
to Don Peishing Heron son o..
Mrs. Beula Heron. East Cleveland.
Ohio. The wedding took place
Christmas Eve. in Montgomery, Ala,
In the chapel OF 81. johns Episco-
pal Church. with the rector. Rev.
Edgar Ralph Ness performing the
ceremony. Tae bride wore an after
noon costume OF winter white wool.
with a vine felt hat and matching
accessories. and was unattended.
she is a graduate OF Ohio Wesleyan
Uniye sity. class OF 1871. where she
was member Of Kappa Kappa
Gamma Sorority and has been
teaching in Maumee Oaio. this
year. The groom also attended Ohio
Wesleyan University. as well as
Western Reserve, where he was a
mem9er OF Phi Gamma Delta Fra
ternity. He was affiliated with
United Air Lines az Cleveland whe>
drabcd and Is now stationed at
Maxwell Field. Montgomery, Ala
bama
NJ. and Mrs Townsend are the
guests Of NJ. and Mrs r \. Weir
over the week end. The Townsen IS
spent Christmas with relatives IN
Saline.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27
Assessments Set For
Variety Of 0ffenSeS

A number Of assessments for
yaI "a off rs were made by
Justice A. NJ. Vandersall in mu
nicipal court Friday and today.
They include s25 against Clarence
Borner. this city, reckless driving;
$50, Robers Gendron, this city,
driving while intoxicated; SO each
John w. Lewis, Ann Arbor, James
MCGOWAN. this city. speeding; $40
Arnol n. Anderson. this city in.
toxicated and disorderly; 81 each
Peter Collins. Mrs. F. Dennison
this city. overtime parking, 81
Fred \. Marion, Jr.. Ann Arbor
improper passing; 81 each, WILDER
J. McDermott, this city Grover G
Bevier. Willis, stop street viola
ton, 81. Edward Weaks, this city
speeding: s3.25, Wyman Oliver
this city. too fast for road condi
lions: s. each. Donald Rust. this
city. William J. Buckets. Ann Ar
Dor. speeding; 1885, Augusta Ed
monds, this city. no operators Ii
cense; 81. Eurene Vaughn, Milan
parking on sidewalk; 50, Raynor
s. Plbeam. Ann Arbor, driving or
wrong traffic lane; 81, Elmer Cox
this city, double parking
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27
News Briefs

STOCKTON, Calif.-AP-- Long
smoldering Ill feeling between Jap
anese and Filipino colonies OF eel
cry field workers, which has inten-
sifed since the Japanese invasion
Of the Philippines, was believed 20
have led to the killing OF a Japa-
nese garage attendant yesterday.
Junco Kino, So, was slain by sin
gle shot fred through an open door
Of his garage office.
LANSING-AP-Seeking to unit
fy preparedness activities OF the
American Legion and the state de-
Tense council, Governor Van WACO
ner Friday appointed Herbert Nc
Donald, Dearborn attorney, as
liaison man between the two.
LANSlNG-AP-Faced with con
tinuing shortage OF candidates for
jobs as prison guards, the state cor
rections department Is making a
second request in two months for
a relaxing OF civil service stand
ards.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27
Defense

Continued from Page one)
new tires and tubes in a federal
rationing TO go into effect when the
presentSan is lifted Jan. 3.
The committee, annousced To-Day
bv Mayor Bower. includes Luman A.
Seamans, chairman Max Ambrose
executive secretarT; Leroy r
Schill, tire dealers representative;
e. A. Mellencamp, business estao'
lishment delegate, and Nell John-
son. labor representative.
Mayor Bower will appoint a com
mittee to arrange for public defense
rally next month for the purpose OF
informing Ypsilantians completely
on the needs. plans and importance
OF the civilian defense program.
To Collect Paper
Responding to a public demand
for a systematic collection Of waste
paper as defense need, reported
by Paul Urg odt. Board of Com
merce secretary, the council as
signed the formation Of a collection
system to local Boy and Girl Scout
officials. The youth organizations
heads were required TO submit a
plan at the next defense council
meeting.
James Z. Warner. chairman OF
the agricultural foods supply com,
mittee. reported the intention oil
his group to consult soon with a
delegation OF farmers on problems
OF food supply.
Mr.. Johnson. veterans service
committee head, announced that vet
Grams organizations in the city are
classifying their members accord
ing to their abilities TO serve in CT
william defense units.
Cleary college officials Offered
to aid in furnishing stenographiC
and clerical assistance In the locaI
civilian defense movement.
George c. Handy described the
recent organization OF speakers
bureau for the county defense coun
ell. Mr.. Seedorft announced salts
factory progress on the formation o.
I the volunteer police auxiliary.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27
SCHREPPER GIRL
TAKEN BY DEATH
REQUIEM WILL BE MONDAY
MORNING; BURIAL m
ST. JOHN CEMETERY

Janet Marie Schrepper, daugh
ter OF Robert f. and Irene Schrep-
per, passed away Friday afternoon
in St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital,
Ann Arbor, OF diabetic compiled
tions. Janet. was born in Ypsi-
lanti Mar. 25, 1928, belonged to ST.
Johns Catholic Church and the
Junior Sodality and was in the
Sth grade OF ST, Johns Parochial
School.
Janet is survived by her par
ents, her sister. Joan Elaine. her
maternal grandmother, Mrs. Anna
Stuart, and her paternol grand
father. Charles Schrepper.
Friends may call at the J. z.
Moore Funeral Home until the
time OF the funeral, which will be
Monday morning at 8 o'clock in
ST. John Catholic Church. with
Very Rev Father George w. Peek,
pastor OF St Thomas the Apostle
Roman Catholic Church. Ann Ar
Dor, in charge Burial will be in
st. John Cemetery. Rosary will
be said Sunday afternoon at
o'clock by children and Sunday
evening at 1880 by adults, in the
J. z. Moore Funeral Home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27
Ann Arbor Grace Bible Unit
to Hold Special Meetings

a special series OF meetings
featuring Rev. Paul W. Beckwith.
staff member OF lnter-Varsity
Christian Fellowship. will be held
at the Grace Bible Fellowship, Ann
Arbor, according TO Harold J.
DeVries, minister. Mr.. Beckwith
popular evangelistlc Bible teach.
Ell and student conference speak
er has been associated with the
famous evangelistic teams OF Billy
Sunday Homer Rodeheaver and
Mel Trotter.Homer Hamontree.
Now as staff member Of lnter-Var
sity, he speaks before students on
college and university campuses
across the country.
Feature at one service will be
description of the work OF Inter
Varsity Christian Fellowship, old
est evangelical student organiza
ton in the world. Founded at
Cambridge University in 1871
Inter.Varsity spread throughout
| the British Isles. Canadian stu
dents organized a chapter in 1921.
First chapter in the United States
was launched at the University OF
| Michigan four years ago. Today
/ chapters are located on 35 key col
lege and university campuses from
the University OF Oregon TO Swarth
more College.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27
UNION

Continued from Page One)
American people will for their own
safety and for the good Of all walk
together in majesty, in justice and
in peace")
The Daily Express, declaring that
unity with America in the last war
was a sham" because 1t "tell TO
pieces in victory. declared:
Mr.. Churchill asks the people
Of Britain and America for a real
unity OF purpose this time -
Before we enter the harder
fights ahead we must hammer out
between us a solid agreement able
10 stand the strain OF good times
and bad"
Said the News Chronicle:
There will be widespread hope
that this occasion will be the fore
runner OF many more-in peace as
well as in war-and that in due
course the parliament OF Britain
will have the honor Of receiving the
President in its turn.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27
YPSILANTI BRIEFS

Mrs. Helen Shock, who has been
critically Ill with pneumonia In
Boyer Hospital. has been given a
blood TRANSMISSION and was allowed
to see her children a few minuteS
for the first time on Christmas day.
She is still very ILL.,
Mrs. F.. II. Kintigh is slowly i'm.
proving from illness with heart
trouble
Mrs. Title Tackmann is now able
10 sit up an hour or so at time
She Is still a. the home OF her son
Albert.
Thomas Lunder, ia n. Park St,
who suffered a heart attack at his
home. was taken TO Boyer Hospital
Friday night.
Mrs. William Boettger, former Wis /
itor here. is seriously i'll at hef
home in DeKoven. Ky. Mrs r. S.
Christian, this city, daughter OF
Mrs. Boettger, has gone to Ken
lucky to be with her mother who
ell in her home sustaining a frac-
turel skull and broken collar bone.