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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Prime Minister
Send Greetings
BY EAMON DE VALERA

DUBLIN-Ireland sends greet
ings to all her friends in the
United States today.
Just as our exile thoughts are
naturally turned toward the home
land on the national festival so
1reland's thoughts are, particularly
in this time of difficulty, on them.
Our people are facing the new
problems created by war with
courage and determination. 1t will
be a source of satisfaction to all
our friends TO know that the new
situation is being faced with more
unity of purpose than at anytime
in the past.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
TodaY's
Recipes
COCOANUT PEACHES WITH
ORANGE CUSTARD SAUCE
8 canned reach halve.

canned peach halves
cup butter. melted
u cup shredded cocoanut
Place peach halves, cut side
down, in baking pan. and pour
melted butter over each. Sprinkle
with cocoanut. Bake in a hot oven
400 degrees FL IL to is minutes.
or until cocoanut il dsHcatelv
Drowned. Serve hot with orange
eustsrd sauce. Makes six servings.
ORANGE CUSTARD SAUCE
2 cups milk
eggs, slightly beaten
u cup powdered sugar
4 teaspoon salt
Dash OF nutmeg
teaspoon vanilla
= teaspoon grated orange rind
Seald milk in top part of double
boiler. Combine eggs, sugar land
salt Stir in about one-third of hot
milk, then add This mixture to re-
naming hot milk, and cook over
hot water until mixture thickens.
and coats spoon. Remove from
heat; AID nutmeg, vanilla and
orange rind. Serve hot with cocoa
nut peaches. Makes about two and
one-half cups sauce.
Care must be taken not TO over
cook the eustard or IT will seps-
rate. Remove it from the heat and
the bottom Of the double boiler as
soon A. it coats the spoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
School Teachers
aiher Asphyxiaied

EVERETT-Emil Hsgstrom. so,
father of Miss Violet Hagstrom, a
school teacher of III So. Cushman
ave. Tacoma, was asphyxnted at
his home here Friday while remov-
ing a section Of unused gas pipe
from beneath the building.
Miss Hagstrom, who arrived at
the home of her father about I
p. m, was slightly burned when
the match she had lighted to aid
in her search for him. exploded the
accumulated gas.
Hsgstrom. IL was reported. was
remodeling his house.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
SERIAL STORY
CoNsCRIPT's WIFE
BY BETTY WALLACE

suzanne believes that Paul still
loves Martha. begs Martha TO quit
seeing him. The foursome. with Bill
and Martha, was Just 10 give Paul a
chance to he with Bits wife.
Martha angrily denies any hint Of
an affair with Paul and Suzanne
agrees Martha is innocent. As she
leaves. however. she threatens to
tell Bill IL Martha goes on seeing
Paul.
CHAPTER VII
For long moment. after Su-
zanne's last words left her lips,
they didn't quite sink in. The small
girl with the red hair, huddled on
the sofa, didn't quite understand
the enormity of what she had
heard until Suzanne was reaching
for the doorknob.
wait a minute. Suzanne" She
ran to her. What do you mean,
someone might tell Bill? oh. you
eouldn't-you wouldn't dare-go
to him with lie like that"
Lie? wouldn't lie. There's no
need. It's true that Paul's in love
with you. and that you've been
seeing him every night, even after
I refused TO come along and play
chaperone."
Martha's mouth was dry, little
pulse hammered in her throat.
But I didn't mean anything-it
was innocent-and Bill trusts Paul
You can't do this, You can't
come into our lives and"
Il didn't say I would" Suzanne
told her evenly. II merely said
that II wouldn't be very nice II
someone did"
Then, as if Marthas shock and
misery had gotten through to her,
she leaned impulsively toward her.
Look. darling, I know you. And
know Paul. He's held himself in
leash, he's suffered but he hasn't
made love to you. The only thing
I'm asking is that you look the
facts in the face. Quit seeing HIM"
Once more her voice vibrated
with passion. Give me a chance
TO get him back"
When the door closed behind
Suzanne. she left ruin behind. The
world Of simple friendship. of
trusting and uncomplicated COM
partnership which had sprung up
between Martha and Paul, since
that day she told him. I'm going
to marry Bill. But can't We be
friends was wrecked forever.
Never again could she be so
casually cool with him. Never
again could she laugh and talk and
dance with him and remain blind
10 the truth she had not seen be-
fore-that he loved her. Loved her
enough 70 torture himself end
lessly by seeing her with Bill. by
visiting IN the apartment where
she lived as Bills wife.
unwilling pity shook her. Poor
Paul He had had a raw deal from
her right from the start. But her
heart said ii wasn't her fault that
Bill Marshall's blue eyes had
stirred depths in her she herself
had never dreamed were there. It
wasn't her fault that the CANA
raderie, the serene content she had
accepted as love with Paul. had
turned out 10 be no love at all.
Not after she tasted the heady
wine. the magic ecstasy Of the
touch Of Bills hand. the sound Of
his voice, the feel OF his lips on
hers.
Could IL be that for Paul there
was magic and wonder only with
her, oh, he shouldn't have gone
on clinging 10 the ghost Of some
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Formals Demand
Pretty Backs

no woman, however pretty her
face and hair. can wear the new,
revealing. lace dance dresses un-
less her shoulders and back are
soft. smooth and beautifully
groomed.
II you have deep hollows along
your shoulder bones or II your
neck and shoulders are thin rather
than subtly rounded or IL the skin
on your back isn't clear and
smooth. ms better to forget about
dinner and dance dresses with lace
tops - for this season. at least.
Meanwhile you can get yourself
In condition to wear them next
year.
FILL OUT THE HOLI.OWS
swimming - particularly the
good old-fashioned breast stroke
and swimming exercises will do q
great deal to fill out hollows along
the collsrbone. Bad head posture
often means the difference be-
tween having q long. slender,
swan-iks throat and long.
stringy. ugly one. Regular use of
q long handled bath brush has i'm
proved the texture Of the skin on
many q back.
No matter how good your fig
urs. you won't Be ~ attractive a.
II b possible for you to be unless
you carry your head gracefully,
making the muscles at the sides
Of the neck do some of the work
OF supporting your head. Chin
should be high. but not thrust for
ward.
TRY THIS EXERCISE
To improve your posture and
besutify your throat, try this ex-
erciss:
Stand erect. relax jaw and neck
and let head fall backward as far
A. possible. opening mouth. Now
place finssrtips Just behind ears
and lift head upward. meanwhile
slowly closing your mouth. Re-
peat five times. Then do the exer-
else five times without using finger
tips Simply imagine that pressure
behind ears 10 pulling your head
upward.
Remember TO clean your neck
with soap and water or cream as
often ~ you clean your face-and
TO use night cream faithfully.
Don't lot makeup end at the chin
line. csrry your foundation and
face powder downward on throat.
Your throat should match your
face. Unless you apply makeup
skillfully. II won't.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18

plies and would serve as base
for mine sweepers. don't want
to see Tacoma lose a s45o. 900 con-
struetion job and a much needed
establishment of that kind"
He said he had just come from
the county commissioners and that
they were sending letter Of sup
port to the governor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
PRESENTS ORDINANCE

An ordinance given first reading
By the council Monday proposes
granting authority to Joseph o.
Meyers To construct a sewer outlet
down Olympic boulevard (Nsrrows
bridge approach road 10 Puget
Sound. This would be the main
outlet for sewage OF the subdivision
Meyers plans to construct south Of
eth ave. On part of thu former
airport ssas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Girl Asks Advice on Problem
OfDates and Boy Friends
Is Not Particularly Interested in Either Young
Man With Whom She Is Going at Present
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey have been reader of your column for
long time now so feel at liberty to ask your advice
problem that is troubling a young girl twenty
years of and for time have been going out with
two young men. neither of whom like very well
Since do not have very good time with either one Of
these boysin fact they bore the tme-shoud
continue to accept their daes7 IL there third
that enjoyed being with would other two down
that know But il is IL refuse
boys will be forced TO sit at home and do nothing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18

the money hack unle-s you ask
for u. then by all means remind
your friend Of his debt.
Dear Miss Grey: WIN YOU kind
" tell me how much water q per-
son should drink during one day.
] do not believe I drink enough
water and 30. out Of curiosity.
thought ] would ask your opinion
on the subject.
MRS. 1T.
Dear Mrs. VI. T.: I should say
that the average person should
drink about two quarts Of water
each day. This amount GER
tainly could do NO harm Most
people Do BOT drink enough
water.
Dear Miss Grey: Do you have
= recipe for buttermilk soup. We
had some when we were back
east last year and my husband
liked II 10 well he has been after
me ever since TO make him some.
MRS. X.
Dear Mrs. Il: Here 10 .
recipe I think you will like:
I quart buttermilk
I tsp. salt
I tsp. sugar
1 this. prepared mustard
! ibis. minced dill pickle
"a pound shrimp. cooked, cIcsn-
I'd and chopped
"a cup diced cucumber
Combine ingredients In the
order listed and mix thoroughly.
serve cold. Serves six.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Orders

"h>biNciON - Inc War depart-
ment has issued the following orders:
Col Pred T. Cruise, IA. Fort Brady
70 Sault Sainte Marie. Mich.
Lieut.. Coils. William p Marouat,
eae-. Camp Wallace. TO Philippine
dept; Nathaniel 4. Callen, inf. Ar
lington Cantonmsnt. to Camp WALL
ace. Edmund Randall Jr.. ono. Fort
Monmouth. 20 Tsllsdesa. Ala: Elias
4. Cooley, me. Preside of San rrsn-
cisco. to Atlanta: Robert c. Macon
inf. Port Knox. 10 Pine Camp: Albert
c. Smith, cav. Port Knox. to Pine
Camp, Yarrow d Wesley ia Port
Knox, TO Pine Camp. Malcolm p
Lindsey, inf, Port Ord, 10 Camp
Clstsop.
Mas Albert X. Robinson. nc. Port
sam Houston. 10 Atlanta. Walter A.
Bigby. inf. Fort Knox. to Pine Camp.
Dwight Harvey. inf. Fort Francis Z.
Warren. to Camp Clatsop: John p
Wiley. cav Fort Riley. 10 Fort Knox:
Forest 4. Fleming. nc. Preside of
San Francisco, to PAnams Canal
Smelling, 10 Fort Benning. James L.
Moore. inf. Fort sam Houston. TO
washington: Harold II. Twitchell.
nc. March Field. TO Everett. Wash:
Philip X Dryer. inf. Fort Francis
z. Warren. 20 Camp Clstsop: Justin
Woodward Harding. jasd. res. Pitts
oush. 70 Fort Monmouth.
Captains. from Port Francis Y
Warren 10 Camp Clstsop, Peter D.
Clsino~. inf: Percy Cd. Forgy. inf:
William B. Moore. inf: James B.
Wells. inf. Georgs NJ Mslisewski
inf: Howard p. McManus. inf: Geo
b. Sloan. inf. Arno II. Luehmsn.
&C. selfridse F1eld. 10 Savannah.
I1ourn @ Payne. SC. Washington. 10
San Francisco. Clifford A. ksiSer
ia Fort Lewis. 20 WASHINGTON: Louis
Corcell Mccshs. inf. res urbana
III, 70 Washington. Arlie Georse
Hurt, chap. res. Phoenix. Ariz-. to
Fort Ord: Joan Bernard Boltz. inf
res. Chicago TO Fort Monmouth.
William Edward Black. &C. res
Chsmbersburg. Ps 70 Ecgewood
Arsenal; Georse Bullock Inse. &C.
res- Mobile. Ala. TO Columbus. Ohio
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
GOOD TASTE
TODAY
By EMILY POST

Ever since l began writing on
the subject Of stiquette-of good
taste-I have harped on one par
ticular Please don't" and one
particular please do" The don't.
as my regular readers can readily
guess. u don't, when you are
hostess. imagine that you are be-
ing correct or polite II you have
yourself served first II woman
guest IL sitting at your table. The
Please do" 10 to realize the Gull
tivating advantage to children of
training their ears to hear and
their voices to reproduce beautiful
speech.
In answer TO q mother whose
letter asks. What evidence 10
there that fussing over q ehild's
pronunciation will be of any prac-
teal advantage ?" would say
that from an entirely practical
standpoint the beauty Of the
Presidents voice answers this
question. To millions Of listeners,
the beauty Of Mr.. Roosevelts radio
voice, its finished ease, its smooth
skill. its easily perfect choice Of
words and their clear snunciation
produce not merely charm but an
impressive attribute to power. The
confidence assured by the sound OF
II u like that suggested by the
smooth turning Of the high
powered engine Of . fine motor
car. BY comparison. other voices
sound like the rattle-bang Of q
jallopy that gives its hearers little
faith n its ability to get where
It intends to 70.
Again ths nousecoat
Dear AD. Post: I have been
eriuzed for wearing q house coat
at an all afternoon at home. Re-
ceiving our friends on q particu-
lar day b q regular custom Of
ours each year at the holidays.
and there u nothing stiff and
formal about IT. Ny housscoat il
bright red flannel. made double
breasted with big ornamental hut
tons.
Answer: A I explain frs-
qusntiy-svsn A. lately a. last
wesk-tsrms given 70 present day
creations are too ambiguous to
enable me TO answer definitely.
However. v the red flannel dress
dos not suggest q red flannel
iounging robe-I mean IL II looks
and fits like . tailored dress and
not something to lie around tn
then l sse no reason why anyone
should criticize you for wearing it.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Foirb0nks-Seottle
Plane Flies Thursday

An 1l-hour passenger plane serv-
ice between Seattle and Fairbanks
will be inaugurated Thursday. it
was disclosed Monday by c. c. Gar
land Of the Chamber Of Commerce.
Alasks committee.
To start modestly with Monday
and Thursday flights. the schedule
Will be doubled within so days, &C
eording 10 present plans.
Calls will be made en- route at
Juneau and Whitehorse. with a trip
TO Anchorage perhaps to be added
later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits were issued
Monday TO Nil, Jordal for a 81. 600
residence at 1918 No. Union ave. /;
Allen Motor Co. $1,000 parking
shed at 3402 So. G st: Earl Rowe.
$1,000 residence, Sill So. Monroe
st. and F. l. Ballou, 81 600 slters-
tons 10 residence at 3TI5 So.
Thompson ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
PLACE NEW FORMS

Wooden forms for footings Of
the new vocational education
building on the old Central school
block opposite the courthouse were
being set in place rapidly Monday
in preparation for pouring Of con-
srets hatW N the week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
POPPY SALE DATES

Petition Of American Legion
auxiliary. Unit 13s, 10 hold q down
town poppy sale May 1874 was
granted by the council Monday. A
similar petition was received from
Unit ? Of the same organization
for the same dates. This was re-
ferred TO the public safety commits
noosr for formal approval
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
ASK STREET VACATION

Atlas Foundry 4 Machine Co.
and Alfred Lsgman filed with the
council Monday a petition 10 va
cate Ash st. between So. 30th and
South Tacoma way. The petition
was referred to public works and
public utility departments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18

II really IL quite a problem
Miss Grey. Am I being dishon-
orable when I accept their invi-
tations just to be going some
WHERE. Please answer my letter
~ soon AZ possible. know you
viii help me
DISCONTINUED.
Dear Disseminated: see no
harm in your accepting the invi-
tations Of the two young men OF
whom you speak. That Is. II you
do not lead them on. making them
think you are greatly interested
In them when you are not.
You would not gain anything
BY sitting around the house mop
ing because the right young man
has not shown up. Until he does.
20 out and have just ~ much fun
~ you can You are much more
liable 70 meet some one who really
interests you II you 20 out where
you will come in contact with
other young people than II you
shut yourself up in your room
with . hook and . boz Of choco-
hates.
You viii Be more interesting
70 others. too For you will have
more TO talk about and you will
gain more friends.
l wouldn't be at all surprised
n . great majority of your
friendships and boys. too-were
In exactly the same boat ~ you.
You can't all find the lone and
only" the exact moment you would
like to find him. you know. So
hide your time and have . good
time while you are doing II.
Dear Miss Grey: I know you
have printed beauty routines for
oily skin but would you mind do
ing n again. Ny skin seems to
Be- getting oiler right along.
Should / use cream or soap and
water to cleanse my face!
NARY r.
Dear Mary r.: BY all means.
use soap and water. They are
your best friends. Wash your
face: three times q day II neces-
cary and Be sure to use q good
coarse cloth. BY this, do not
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
British Submarine
Listed as Lost"

DONDON-The s70-ton suhms-
rins snapper. is overdue and must
be presumed 10 be lost" an admit
rally communique said Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
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CROCHETEO SCARFS

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oes9 lends itself 10 scorfs voed lengths os we'll os 10
poce mos Just the thing for buffet dresser luncheon set
poen oo oonoins ohorts ond directions scorfs and
mot hlusofons OF them and stitches; REQUIRED
eno zen cents IN CON ond one ox token for this pottern
TO The Tocomo Times. Needecroft Dept Tocomo vo<b
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
By MORRIS DAVIDSON

NEW foRk-Art for clever
the technique brought
painting should activity intelligent
people
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Noted Nev York Art Teacher Believes for Everyone
Morris Davidson, Painter, Gives
Rules for Amateur Artists
Feels That Painting Should Not Be Restricted 10
Few Professionals; Public Should Be Informed

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-25
Basketball Rule
Changes Discussed
At Annual Meet

NEW YORK, March 25. (UP)-
Fortified by data from the fourth
annual National collegiate invita-
ton tournament, the National As
sociation of Basketball Coaches be-
gan its concluding session today
with II proposed rules changes
five expressly designed as speed
up" moveS-on the agenda.
Numerous revisionS were discussed
but today's votes will decide which
of the II proposed rules changes
will be submitted at Kansas City
The two most significant recon-
mendations. almost certain to be
approved, were: rule permitting
Substitutions after a field goal, anc
a regulation requiring a player to
toss the bail to the nearest official
after all violations.
Under the present code substitu-
tions can be made only after a
free throw. In the case of rule in
fringements, the player with the
ball usually drops 1t, causing the
official to consume valuable time
in retrieving it.
The $50 mentors in town for the
convention attended last nights
national invitation tournament final
in which Long Island university won
its second title in four years with
a 56-42 victory over Ohio university.
City College of New York won third
place by beating Seton Hall of South
Orange, N. j., 1927 in the first
game.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-25
Chisox, Pirates
Arrive In l. Y.
Week from Thurs.

Jimmy Dykes. the man who
makes life miserable for the op-
position, both through his ability
as a manager and through his
ability to poster the rivals from
the sidelines, will lead his Chicago
White Sox into Ell Centro stadium
one week from Thursday to meet
the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Dykes will lead his Sox against
the Pirates in two games. the flrSt
on Thursday afternoon and again
on the following day, in the first
major league engagement valley
fans have ever had a chance to
see.
Mavor Robert Hatton will call a
half holiday in El Centro on both
DAYS in order to allow downtown
workers to attend the games and
accommodations have been made to
afford fans reserved seats.
Seats have been marked off and
advance ticket salesman have been
furnished with blue prints to show
the prospective ticket buyer just
where his reserved seat is located
in the grandstand.
Robert Elliott, former Ell Centre
high school baseball star. will be
the biggest attraction for the Pitts
burgh Pirates. Elliott is the center
fielder for the BucS and has just
begun to hit the ball as he did in
the tail end of last season. Elliott
has six hits in the last two games
he PLAYED, two of them home runs.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-25
BY HENRY McLEMORE

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March
25. CUP)-It is my fervent hope
that the st. Louis Cardinals do not
win the 194l National league pen
nant race, because if they do their
success will be attributed to the
taking of 25,000 vitamin tablets
prescribed for them by that un-
celebrated physician, Or" Sam
Breadon.
Let the Cardinals win, and when
spring training time rolls around
next year the railroads will have
TO put on special trains to transport
the vitamins, calories, formulas.
drugs and assorted medicines 70
every baseball club IN training. The
managers and coaches will be Sec
ond in importance to the diagnoSti-
clans and their assistants. Or
BreadOn will have the same sort Of
meteoric rise that DR.. Dafoe did,
and magazines will be filled Witt
articles by him on how he helped
give birth to the wonder team.
Already l can see the headlines
in the sports page.
Detroit club fines Buck New
some $1,000 for baking at pablum
for breakfast"
"Fellers failure 10 win attribut-
ed TO lack of aScorbic acid tablets"
odds on Yankees drop as train
bearing their world series codliver
oil derailed near Harrisburg
The headlines will be boring
enough, but can you imagine hav-
ing TO read the interviews with fam
Gus players after the yitamin in
fluence is fully felt in the major
leagues? 1 will give you a probable
sample:
BY Henry McLemore.
YANKEE STADIUM, New York.
Joe DiMaggio revealed in an ex-
elusive interview with this reporter
today, that the Only thing that
stood beween him and a new run
record was a shortage of oleumper-
carmorphum.
"The other boys seem TO get re-
suits with just Pablum, codliver oil,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-25
Schmidt Starts
Work at Idaho

MOSCOW, Idaho, March 25
UP)-Francis A. Schmidt, Univer-
sity of Idaho's new football coach,
today worked with 40 candidates
who answered his first call for
spring practice.
Schmidt, who came here from
Ohio State only laot week to re-
place Ted Bank, drilled the back
field material while his assistant,
Walt Price, took charge OF The lines
men. j. A. Brown, Moscow high
school coach, was expected to be
named formally todey as freshman
coach.