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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Beauty Totes a Tray

As Louella o. Parsons told
YOU last week, Warmers have
signed beautiful little Juanita
Starke-a 17-year-old girl who
until a few months ago was a
waitress. Then she lost her job
and went on relief.
Lillian Cornell. Paramounts
pride and Joy. was signed on d
contract by Mark Sandrich. who
happened 10 see her picture in a
Chicago paper and liked her
looks. The picture was cap
toned: What Hollywood Tai
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Hello Girl Clicks

Universal took Kay Leslie
from a telephone switchboard
in Fresno, Cal. Kay had entered
a beauty contest sponsored by
the Fox theaters, and the prize
was a trip TO Hollywood and a
test at the Universal Studios.
Though all the newcomers
mentioned are young-mostly in
their 'teens-age isn't any han
dicap in the Cinderella sweep
stakes. M-G-M has Adeline
Dewalt Reynolds under con-
tract-and Mrs. Reynolds is so
years old. Just a few years ago
she was a student at the Uni
versity of California because
She never had a chance to 60
to school when she was bring
ing up her large family. Now
the charming little old lady says
she's one of the few college
graduates to step out OF the
classroom onto a movie set.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
HOLLYWOOD, Feb. I.
s9THE Hollywood movie people

UTHE Hollywood movie people
l. have a distorted idea of
South America" Mona Maris,
Argentine beauty, told me the
other day when she came TO my
house for a cup of tea.
I'VE are a young country, just
as you are" she said. land we
are -patriotic, hut unfortunately
we are not as united as the
United States. We have indie
pendent groups of small coun-
tries.
IAN this talk about the Nazi
control is ridiculous" said Mona.
II know, because l was in
Buenos Aires short time ago.
There are Germans who have
lived In the interior for many
years, hut they are, as embar-
raised over Hitler as il the rest
of the world. Remember, Hitler
has only been at the head of
Germany for seven years. while
these Germans have lived in
South America for 30 years.
Books for Poor
II don't say" she went on,
that the Germans haven't been
clever in trying to win the
friendship of South America.
They have bought books In the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

ent Scouts Should Be Looking
For" and evidently Mr.. Sand
rich thought so, too. She had
been a radio singer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Daddy on the Dole

Paramount also signed Betty
Brewer, whose parents were on
relief. Betty, desperate and un-
happy, decided that something
should be done to help out the
family finances-so she sang in
front of the Hollywood Brown
Derby. Pennies and coins were
tossed her way - but what's
more important, Director Sam
Wood saw her and told her to
report at the studio for a test.
Now the 13-year-old Betty has
a movie contract.
Veronica Lake never saw
movie camera until she went
with a friend to Paramount fer
an interview. The friend didn't
get the job--but Veronica did.
She had been just a home gal
living with her parents and until
the accidental break came along
she had planned to study for a
nursing career.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
FIynns Admit Baby

The big surprise Of the week
was the news that Lii Damita
and Enrol Flynn were expecting
a baby in May. Nobody ever
tried harder TO keep the happy
event a secret than Lii, but
when called her at Palm
Spring and told her l had the
story. she admitted it was true.
I'm grateful to her for being
CONTINUED on Next Page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
London Still Laughs

Grim as the situation is,
few laughs do drift out of Lon
don. Last week Reggie Gardiner
received a letter from David
Niven telling a story that has
all London chuckling: II seems
a time bomb had been dropped
in the lobby of the Odeon The
alter. The bomb did not explode.
and great was the excitement
about fishing 1t out without in
Jury 10 any one.
Suddenly an unidentified little
man dashed through the ropes.
picked up the instrument of
death and ran with it to a tub
of water.
The next day he received the
following note of gratitude from
the theater management:
Dear sir: This Is to inform
YOU that YOU and your family
have permanent pass tn all
Odeon theaters for the rest of
your life-which. II you continue
your present conduct, will not
he foo long,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
No More Serious Roles

M-G-M isn't giving Ruth
Hussey any more serious roles
like the wife in Flight Com
mand" They'll build her up as
a young sophisticate along the
Rosalnd Russell lines.
Previews were thin last week
with the exception of the exodus
10 Florida for the premiere OF
Back Street" Universal also
unveiled the Abbot and Costello
comedy. Buck Privates." toss
ing an army dinner at the STUDIO
cafe beforehand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

Detroit Sunday Times, February 2, 1871
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

amiiy. 1t makes entertaining reading.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05
GOOD TASTE
TODAY
BY EMILY POST

Two sisters who describe them
selves as getting -on-in-yesrs"
and who live together, have re-
ceived a wedding invitation ad-
dressed TO the elder Of them alone.
The inside envelope was addressed
to both names and enclosed were
two tickets Of admission 10 the
church but only ONE ticket" for
the reception, and they are won
dering whether this means that
the younger is not invited 10 the
house.
can definitely reply that both
are invited 10 the reception. II Is
probable that what my reader
calls a ticket, was an invitation TO
the reception, which always IL In
tended for all whose names are
written on either envelope. Had
IL been intended 10 invite one 10
the reception and not the other,
it would have been necessary 10
send two separate invitations. For
the reason OF economy, Il is often
necessary that one invitation be
made to serve several members Of
the family. But this can never be
done when some are invited TO the
house, and some not.
At A Public Dinner
Dear Mrs. Post: % II the the
toastmabter il a woman. how
should speaker address her? t2)
And II others who are speaking
are eminent elsrgymen and law
yers. are they simply addressed
with the other guests as Ladies
and Gentlemen" or should they be
recognized separately?
Answer: % Madame Chair
man" t2l ! think. Our distin.
guished speakers, ladies and gen
tlemen" would be the proper way
to refer TO the elergymen-and
also courteous TO the lawyers or
any other guest speakers, any
where. anytime!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05
. SERIAL STORY
WANT-AD ROMANCE
corssiesr. tsAt.
MA neasfcE tsC

keep our promise 10 give away
1000 free cans. There's stu plenty
Of soap In The warehouse ese ape
cans, 10 be exact" They laughed
together over tho figure.
Wondrosoap was hit. Even
Flynn, Macleod and Goldberg had
10 admit II as they checked sales
reports until late that night, Every
dealer had sold his 100 free-gift
customers and more. and ore. the
delicatessen. had sent a rush order
for more stock.
Ted figured slowly on a scratch
pad. we must have sold AZ least
$500 cans Of wondroeoap. That's
$3.50 clear profit for va. less the
cost Of the 1900 cans we gave
away And wait until those deal
ors start reorderingi You1l have
the old factory boiling fun speed
ahead trying to keep up with the
demand"
IT'S fine, Miss Donovan" Mac
Leod admitted. Il didn't think n
could be done, III admit ! was
wrong"
No. too" Goldberg ehimsd IN.
I'VE should get out of the lawyer
business and go into wondroaoap."
Grand. girl" Fiynn's tear-moist
eyes mirrored HIS pride In Rays
achievement, Now you can start
your state sales campaign. ard
ultimately 20 national The eoun-
Try Is needing a cleaner like this
I'm going 10 take some home and
try II on my car q
They left at last. offering 10
take Ted into town. but he plead
ed. awkwsrdly. that he had more
work 10 do. and that he didn't
mind the walk or the bus ride
Kay stood In the moonlight after
the lawyers had gone. The factory
chimnsys cast long shadows on
the ground before her. the ware
hous. doomed black and bulky ~
the background.
You've won. Dad" she shis-
pered. You were right. and I've
proved H. I'm 20 proud, proud
10 be Tim Donoyans daughter,
proud 10 be- the owner of Tim
Donoyan's factory"
I'm proud. too" a voice said
beside her Proud 10 be partners
with q wonderful girl"
BE took her IN his arms and
she did not push away. Tsd's be-
ing thsrs. In the moonlight with
her. made everything perfect shs
lifted her face.
lie kissed her. gently.
sh. bros. away from him be-
fore he could kiss her again.
No more now" shs said This
u . business proposition. You're
my partner. no, my sweetheart. II
vs Eo falling tn love. u Siil spoil
everything You cant fnlx bals..
business and romance
I'm sorry 7 couldn't
Don't ~ Sorry. Ted I wanted
you - siss me then would
have been disappointed II you
hadn't Bat right noas we've got
10 ssli wondrosozp When THAT
varshouss Il empty. ss1l talk
moonlight, " you siin want %.
Is u a dsalfs
It's deal"
lie was gons then. Walking slow
" W the road 70 the bus stop.
his brosd shoulders lost a. last
In the shadows
Kay walked slowly into ths Of
fee Her lips sill tioglsd from
Tsds kiss he had probably kiss
Cd hundreds o. girls. and quickly
forgotten them. Perhaps ss would
forge, her. too
she wondered what he would
think u shs mad tod him that
are. p years Of age, rad never
been k.Ased before.
Ted phonsd early n. rex, morn
inE that he was sending Mary
MARSHAL. a competent secretary,
lConilngsd on Classified Page
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05
BY TOM HORNeR

THE STORY Over leh-ssshins wat
I'D. pretty Nay neassan merits l"hless
salesman Ted Andrews en- . park beach.
Through want al she 10 located ~
lawyer. MasI sed, t.eidbsrs Hsd llyna,
friends Of her inventor father whe'a
che soasht. They infsFm her that he
has passed away, Iesytas h.s stsss.
factory, aud q miilian cans ~ all
ton on which he worked With shsmlsi
Iiaas stadt. now In Iesas, and IN which
he Invested alt HE savings. nsfasiax 90
iiguidsi. her holdings as tho lawyers
advise, and determined 10 carr thrsux b
with the sale Of . product IN which her
father apparently had faith, She san'
tssis Ted Andrews through q vsnt adj
he becames ssles manager 81 ths Wen
feurth interest W 10, !. sseiied 70 fisd
that 10 will clean all surfaces, iaelusias
metal. fhsy plan tesssf campaign
through the ~ant nd salumss,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05
Have You Tried This7

II the shackles Of the family car
develop annoying squeaks, a mix
ture Of glycerine and alcohol will
serve as a first-rats lubricant Use
one part OF giyeerine 10 two OF
alcohol. and apply with an ordi'
nary oil can. As the alcohol evapo-
rates, 1t will leave a protective
lubricatiHg film Of glycerine over
the rubber.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05
Uncle Sam
Becomes
Designer
comrsdss-in.O sisnss Are
To Be- Fsskionsbls
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In

wAsHINeToN-Meet Tn
Gle Sam. fashion designer.
Hes seeing that women COM
ades.In-defense VIII look well
as well a. work well They'll
assume their thousand-snd-
one new tasks. in the factory
and homo and on the farm. In
clothes enhancing both their
freedom and their charms.
even when these clothes ara
pants.
Just % make sure about tina
government f.shlen experts them.
selves have designed = whole col.
lection "a washable cotton work
suits they're all rouHh-ans-resdy
outfits with ssfe,y-invlrsnE DE-
tail. nut they're pretty. tee, BE-
cause their lines are soft. ard TIE
oolors car he ~ gay snd cheering
as YOU like
The bureau ~ home economies
~ the department ~ sgriealsurs
originated The designs There's .
Jumper slack sult with roorny
srnholes II caa he worn with
many bright sleuses. and these
csn 10 fresh and feminine lndeors
a. well ~ IN the fisld. Another
country costume actually n called
a field suit. Thls .ssily-donnsd
ensemble has slids-fastsner eles-
ings Al the ankles which are cut
snusly 10 prevent catching In shs
trae,ar and dragging dirt sians
the fsarro~, Anti-hramhls sleeves
snap IN or off, while q wsshshis,
roundiy becoming honnst soss
Nth the field suit
Women who prefer their skirts,
thank you. will appreciate a new
eoversll apron which 10 worn with
any scft blouse. such a. q ginE.
ham shirt. This has pocss,s In The
seams. whore they won't tear. A
good companion to ihe eoverali u
a seersuoker coverst,s suit with
ample legs and huge packets
Uncle Sam shows . real me
ehanio's suit for the dcfsnss In
dustry Eirl. All tbs room In the
world In provided for reaching
stopping and sitting and this pooh
cts have eollap~his fulinsss
There's . washable vlsored car
10 tip 10 the foreman,
From the looks Of Theses govern
ment-sponsored clothes. u scent
that defensc officials, too, ar
aware Of the morale maintaining
effect 81 being well dressed 10
every occasion especially 70
work.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05
New Idea in Sweaters

This fall, the sprighly young
things viii wear turtle neck sweat
ers. Carol Bruce starts off with
one made Of white. banded
straight across bust and sleeves
with a woyen-in stripe in Indian
coiors in a typical Indian design.
Sweater is also new because II Is
styled with the drop shoulder line.
is hip length and closely fitted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05

Ths modern trend In ussffufes
emphasizes lustFe ana hishilahssl
Hair experts tell va we al have
potentially beautiful hair with
hidden eolors and ssnts that shsuld
Sparkle by day and CLEAN -
night. They asy hsushlnk and
frequsn, shsmpooinE with liquid
soaplea. ahampoo wlll bring shsn'
ont.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05


Ted Andrews clipped the adver'
tisement from the paper, pasted !,
into a black notebook. There you
are, little prainstorm. Last Of q
long line Of brain-children. Now
all you have to do Is deliver"
Across the desk. Kay looked up
from her list Of dealers.
You're not worried. are you,
Ted 20 she asked. We've put out
10000 cans II Wondrosoap. Surely
well sell at least a thousand.
Maybe we'll sell all 10000"
There are thousand 10 be
given away free" Ted reminded
her. Every person who gets q
free one Will sign for a. Then
we'll pay them for testimonials.
after we get started"
That's a swell scheme" abe
said. nodding her head.
Each dealer gives away one can
to each Of his first hundred pur-
ehasers." Ted went on. We've Ia
dealers signed up. grocery stores,
drug stores. hardware stores, and
one delieateAsen. That's 1900 free
cans II each one sells his full
quota"
They'll sell H. I've had five
calls from dealers asking permits
sion 10 sell II before the release
date" Ted told her. And well
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05

Even the smsllss, Ass likss 70
haxs hsr fail ard winter outfits
ssil.isiiofsd. Anns Adams "a
signed Ps,tsru tsss for young.
x,srs q thrss-plses st that may
mix or match ard that's rsziiy
adoraslsi Ths jagnty )aesst u In
doasismssstsd effect with AZ an
ira ROW % e0,tons down uhs front
Ssts ina smart little B0tensg chi
AR. The SKIRT = psnslisd from; and
back. ard hss optional slspsndsr
straps tina, keep II ssegrsiy IN
yiaes. To top off ths whess en-
ssmsls. thsrss . psrt. hsa1-hus-
gins ~b~snis.- cut In ps-slIcs sse-
tio1z Have AL thrss pieces IN
smart hsrrlnEbons tweed. or Try
checked )sekst with . monotone
wool skirt and cap
Pattern <sss u 1vsilsbls In chill
drsna sizss 4. .. .. 10 and IL. sizs
3. entire snssmois. taxes a. yards
So inch fabric. skirt and cap. i.
yards 81 inch fabric and Jacket. !
yard contrast.
Send Fiftssn Cents fiseB 10
con ard tao TAG tokens for tnis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05

n yau want N FsdssasAss .
msseusay h>dvcer. ysa 9th prss-
ably want "a consider seiss seaA-
tsnatians thai ere ususuai sus not
startling Antique yellow go paIs
gray u unusual sHd 1set1s1ly ~
fui, HAYS TIE walls : very po,e
gray. the essp~tirg signify earnsv
with gray and yslisw paies<NeH
ehlsss far hssispsssa sna evsm1ag
table sslrs ard hseeh 4 sssspsd
fabric IN gray srd yslisw w~usd
make hanassms dsspssses evss fsIl
snssHslI curtains. oas chair wight
b sevsssd In matching striped No.
tsfsal. ash~ss N piaia ysils~
asma4iH.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05

Anne Adsms pattern. Write
plainly size. Mans. Address and
style Numher.
Estrai Ths new Anne Adams
ipslss7 Pattern BOOK hrisas you
extra chic thls fall and ~in,sfi
Pages NJ essy.ts. make patterns
for everyone hlxhlixhtinE Hismev
gowns. snow.snd- toas. taller
modss. fashions far fuller figures.
oomplsts sohsol ~sFdsohes rss'ii
find SAINTS on siIhousttss. f.hvias'
and oelms Home Dsfsnss AsH.
ing plan and rrse Directions for
. Hat and nag set Order your
Copy Today hoax. Fifteen Cents
and tao lax tokens. Pattern. VT
tssn Cents and Two tAx sossas
Book plus Pattern. Only r~snty'
five cents and three sss tossns.
send your order 10 rhs rssoms
Tines Pattern Department
.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05

am neat clean, and relisnie.
I have been employed as seore-
tary. ohildren's nurse, and COM
psnion, with fun charge. would
consider out of town answers.
must make a change soon. 50
will answer all communications
promptly. and will appreciate your
early attention 70 my letter.
MRS. NJ.
Dear Mrs. NJ; shall certain
" give your address to all In
quiries. do hope You make
satisfactory arrangement soon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05
Personal
70 Fat olvls

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05

II any OF your reAdefs can heip
me will be very grateful. Thank
you. PUZZLED.
Dear PurIledi Perhaps our
readers can offer you more help
than I. However, I shall give
you my opinion today. and the
opinion Of others when receive
them.
believe generosity Is part Of
general decency or good man
ners. The age Of three Is not
too young 10 start teaching
child that she has certain re-
sponslbllities IN life. Regardless
of the age Of her associates, she
should realize that she must
consider other people, just A. she
Ia considered by them.
You cannot confine this lesson
60 TOYS alone. She must learn to
SHARE whatever she has, and
this win be a natural result OF
her thoughtfulness and consid-
GRAFTON for others. Since you,
her parents, are with her the
greater part of the time. u Ia
up to you TO treat her ~ an
equal, and demand as much
courtesy from her M you accord
her.
One Of the greatest and most
common mistakes In the rearing
of children arises from the ais
taken idea that love for a child
necessitates waiting on II hand
and foot, granting Its every
wish, and generally leading 1t
TO believe that the sun rises and
sets on II alone.
The sooner a child learns that
he Is just another member OF
the family, the sooner he will
realize that he must fit into the
general scheme Of things, nj
home OF out In the world. Char
acter training that emphasises
love and courtesy for all asso-
ciates will take the sharing OF
toys in It's stride.
Dear Miss Grey: l am a widow
with a small income, and not too
much physical strength. How
ever, I can make myself useful II
more than one capacity. In fact,
want to keep busy and useful.
would like to find a Christian
family, not necessarily religious
hut good people, who have two ex
IRA rooms, or a small separate
house. where I might live.
would like to stay with children
mend. or do some part time work
IN exchange.
require some privacy for my
own work, yet could devote SONS
time to others. / thought YOU
time TO others.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05
Women In Factory and Field
Teaching Child Generosity
is Mothers Problem
Little Cir With No Brothers or Sister, Learn,
Lesson OF Courtesy by Sharing With Parents
Rx CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey This is the first time have asked
anyone elses help. but believe need 1t row
Here is my problem. | have three-year-old girl She
4, sweet child but, unfortunately only She has
always played with children good many years older than
and therefore has not learned 10 share her paythngs
What do 10 have her share her toys as TO teach
her unsefshness know she is young but I'm there
is way of talking a child 10 make her understand
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05
RECIPE FOR
LOSING WEIGHT

Our favorite shining example OF
stick-to-it-iveness this season is a
prominent business man who has
lost II pounds in IL weeks. He
did it by cutting out cocktails en-
tirely, eating white bread and po-
tatoes not oftener than twice a
week.
His breakfasts and lunches have
been light but nourishing. His
dinners have been light but well
balanced.
In other words. he has been
having one small portion Of every
thing in the main course on din
ner menus, with fruits instead OF
rich pastries for dessert.
Now IL pounds lighter - his
skin is clear and firm. his vitality
at high peak. BY losing weight
slowly AND sensibly he has i'm
proved his health Al we'll as his
figure.
There's no danger and no less
Of vitality in this kind Of reduc-
ing. It's the so-ealled fad diet Ar
the starvation diet which saps en-
ergy and spoiis the texture Of the
skin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05

Your possmastsr ear tsil fusi
hoS 10 invest in Y. n DefsnS<
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05

page
l. Minnesota.
Z. Moon.
!. A bird.
I. lie was lame
4. Kentucky,
o. asx.
7. Mississippi.
\. Nathan Hale.
.. Mary Piekford.
10. Virginia Dare.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05

Below arc the answers 10 test
questions printed on The editorial
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05
Value
Diet
Proved

News reports from London state
that rationing is making the
women Of England not only sliIri-
mer but filter in every way.
This will be no surprise to medi-
cal and health authorities who al
WAYS have advised against too
much poundage on anyone past
80. And, OF course, IT will be no
surprise to diet experts that rs-
tioning Sims down figures with
out loss of vitality or good looks.
It's the fad diet that may do
real harm, reputable authorities
agree. It's a mistake for anyone
to try to eat only salad and fruit,
only soup and liquids, only lamb
chops and pineapple for days at
a time.
The intelligent way to go about
losing weight is TO eat a little
less of everything on every menu
in other words, to cut down the
portions rather than cut out this
or that. Thus a balanced diet is
maintained, and health as well as
dimensions are improved - as 10
being proved in London today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05
CHAPTER Nv

WANTED - 900 CUSTOMERS for
amazing new ail-ptirpOse cleaner
and poliAher--WONDRO the
cleaner OF 900 uset. The first
1000 pure hascrs OF this marvellous
cleaner will receive one can FREE
see previous WofDHOSOAP ads for
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