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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-10
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Minimum Of zoo. 900
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Nv ELLIOTT NFT0 AIf


The Tacoma Tiger Baseball club
~ ne Western International
league VII hulld a rev park a
the same location after the ie4i
season.
That 5 :. With a hig II pro-
siso.
II the new park II 10 h. con
strueied then the 1871 attend
anee must reach zoo. 900.
That's about double the
highest attendance mark the
home club has had since the
formation of the WI league in
1887.
The record season was the first
When more than 10000 fans
found their way into the park.
The 1885 games were witnessed
by loo 600.
The 1889 season rang III trifle
more than "a 600 and last season
about the same.
The figures show a falling off as
the league grew Older.
However, with the increase
In Tacoma's population. the
military thousands on the can
comments a few miles To the
south and the >hip.ards In full
swing and certain 10 expand,
the picture for this season Is
bright.
Tiger bosses say the park will
be as modern as possible If the
1871 season Is as successful as Is
hoped for.
ABEL GETS WATCH
The plan was announced last
night at meeting Of the Hot
Stove league executives at Seotty 5
Tavern.
Cliff Olson. Pacific Lutheran
college coach and business man.
ager Of the Tacoma Tigers. let the
Hot Stove league know that the
Gonzaga-Lutheran grid game has
made possible the first athletic
field in history of the school.
II will he turf field of
regulation length. surrounded
by quarter mile running
track. Cliff also emphasized
the school would go into track
work In major way.
The field also will be equipped
Tor archery. baseball, tennis and
other sports. Il will be con-
structed between the 7-s-ath holes
Of the golf course and the school
building
President Bob Abel was present.
cd with a watch by Louie Burnett
of the Burnett Brothers Jewelry
company. Presentation was made
on the strength of Abels leader
ship of the league.
Doug Dyckman. chairman of the
Gonzaga VS.. Lutheran football
game. was made the league S
permanent athletic chairman.
The league sponsored the
post-season grid success last
November.
Treasurer Ted Van Fossen
made a financial report. show
ing the leagues treasury holds
more than $500 when a few
outstanding collections roll in.
The league voted SIS toward the
Sporting News benefit fund for
the widow and daughter Of the
late Honest John McCloskey. Tiger
manager of the early 1e0o's The
women are in Louisville. Ky.
The contribution was made sole
~ because MeCloskey gave his
life and money toward develop
rneut of the game
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Evening star., 1941-10-28
| |WhyGrow
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By Josephine L0Ynan

On a recent trip East I visited my
alma mater, Sargent's School for
Physical Education, now affiliated
with Boston University.
While there l had the pleasure OF
talking over many exercise questions
with DR.. Ernest Hermann, dean of
Sargents and teacher of long stand
ing.
I was particularly interested in
knowing just what happens to the
muscles of the neck to cause them
to betrav our youthful chin-line.
DR.. Herman reminded me that
the neck settles and shortens as We
grow older, which accounts at least
partially for the lag and sag of the
muscles under the chin.
The important thing, he feels, is
to stretch the spine. We should
stand or sit as tall as possible at
all times, reaching for the ceiling
with the top of our heads SO that
we feel the pull in the muscles at
the back of the neck. Hanging from
a horizontal bar. with the feet
dangling, helps also.
This exercise is beneficial Stand
tall. Keep the shoulders still and
relaxed as you move the head to-
ward the left shoulder, bending the
neck. Hold a few seconds Lift the
head Now move it toward the right
shoulder and feel the spine and the
muscles pull, Lift head. Reach up
ward as you move toward each
shoulder. Don't turn the chin when
you do this exercise, out keep the
face forward.
Evening star., 1941-10-28
Do Not Overfeed Child
Fatness or Leanness Not Correct
Measure of Diet and Nutrition

little unpleaSantneSseS. Teach them,
rather. that they eat to grow in
strength and beauty They are to
eat enough and no more They are
not to treat their stomachs like
storage bins.
The best way to accomplish good
eating habits is to set mealtimes,
serve nourishing meals attractively.
and have no sign of food about the
house in between times. If after
this routine the children are TOO fat
or TOO thin. and show lack of
interest in their surroundings. lack
Of power TO 60 along with their COM
panions, see the physician
Don't guess about a childs diet
and nutrition. Make sure. for it is
Of the utmost importance in his
health and growth.
Mr.. Patri has prepared a leaflet
entitled, Trouble With Number
Tables" in which he explains an
easy way to help children improve
in arithmetic. Send for it. address,
Ing your request to Mr.. Angelo
Patri, Child Psychology Department
Of this paper. InclOse = self
addressed, stamped Scent envelope
Leaflets cannot be mailed unless
self addressed envelope bears cor
rect amount Of postage.
Evening star., 1941-10-28
Bv Barbara Bell

II you feel that your most pressing
wardrobe need at this time is a
lovely new frock for all the social
occasions which winter brings, you
Will be interested Immediately in
pattern No. 1352-B. And if you are
Of the "a to 46 size range you'll
doubly appreciate the careful design
which has planned the slenderizing,
low pointed neckline, the darts
which smooth the dress fiat through
the midriff and the slimming panel
construction of the skirt!
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1352-B
Is &Agned for sizes "a, SO, 3s, 10, a,
Evening star., 1941-10-28
Eye Makeup
Enhances
Beauty
Learn the Correct
Way of Applying
Your Mascara
Bv Patricia Lindsay

Ever since Cleopatra jotted down
note on her papyrus scroll that
eye makeup was very important to
feminine Identification the tinting
of eyelaShes has been significant
part of a woman's beauty regimen
But few women have taken the
time to learn how to apply mascara
correctly, with the result that We see
beaded or smeared eyelashes much
too frequently.
According to Nine Aziza, an au-
thority on eye makeup, mascara
has but one purpose: To enhance
the natural beauty Of the lashes.
1t helps to accent the expression
Of the eyes and 1t should not de-
tract from their beauty.
One should consider the mascara
brush an artists tool and the mas
cara itself palette shades. Using
both discreetlv and correctly. 1t Is
possible to make your eyes the focal
point Of attention.
Here are a few simple rules which
you might follow during your next
lash h-tinting experiment:
l. When buying mascara be Ger
tain that it is guaranteed to be
harmless and approved by the Gov
ernment's standards. 1t should also
be waterproof to prevent eye moist
ure from smudging it.
2. Have two mascara shades-one.
a neutral color, brown or black
for the hours between 8 and s
daylight, and a more fascinating.
becoming shade such as blue-green.
for nighttime glamour, but wear
it only on gala occasions when
your gown warrants its theatrical
effect.
3. Before you apply mascara wash
your eyes and lashes and dry them
well. Separate the lashes with a
clean brush kept solely for that
purpose, Then, using your fore
finger, lift and hold your eyelid
away from your eye so you may
tint the lashes from root to tip
without danger of getting any Of
the coloring into your eye. The
brush should be barely moistened
with the mascara and the first
coat should dry we'll before the
clean brush is again used to whisk
away any excess coloring and to
separate the lashes. A second coat.
Just a thin film, may be applied
The effect, when finished. should
be most natural-but an accentinp
OF the length of your lashes should
be obvious.
4. Keep your eyebrows in a nat
ural arch and tweak only the re-
belllous hairs. Brow accenting NAV
be done with brush and mascara
lever so lightly or with a sharp
pointed brow pencil.
Notes on Care OF the Eyes' Il
free leaflet, available II Won
fnclose n self-addressed, STAMPED
C3-cent) envelope with your re-
quest addressed to Miss Lind.
say, care Of this paper.
Evening star., 1941-10-28
Clothes and Corsages Are Two Bright Spots the Football
By Dorothy Murray

Carry with you on the next trip
a travelling game set, consisting Of
a saddle-seWn leather case, a rubber
playing mat, dice, cups and drafts
men so you may pass the hours
playing backgammon and checkers.
This little piggy stays home" and
holds your books together. He is
made of pottery, is divided in the
middle and is cream colored with
small pink roses scattered all over
him. -.
Your kingdom for a horse? No.
for the "horsey" book ends are very
handsome and comparatively mex
pensive. The base OF each is made
of dark wood and the horses OF
heavy metal These would go we'll
on desk in the library or Office.
Pull the trigger and light up your
cigarette with table lighter de-
signed to resemble a duelling pistol
of the 18th century, made Of wood
and brass with an old finish 10 give
1t an authentic appearance. II isn't
very large, either, just inches long
and about inches high. -.
Purchase a pair of lamps made
of clear !ucite for the tables AT either
end of The sofa. They're equipped
with lovely maroon silk shades with
f1ared skirts of luclte over them. e.
Have YOU ever seen famingoS7
If so. YOU know Just how graceful
they are A local store has a supply
OF lovely silver ones that may be
used around the home for oecora-
ton, or TO give a charming effect
to a party table when placed on
either side Of the floral centerpiece
When your friends drop in for tea
serve it from shining copper SCI
consisting of kettle, sugar bowl and
cream pitcher on lovely tray.
Place a paddle wheel equipped
with eight horses and jockeys in
your recreation room II will pro-
vide hours Of entertainment the next
time the gang" gathers for party
Add to your bar accessories bot
tie opener. measuring jlgger and
mixing spoon combination, made Of
sllver-plated metal. reminiscent Of
cornfleld scarecroW.
Have you seen the new end table
magazine rack and lamp combina-
ton? This is an excellent furniture
item because of its utility and con
venlence and il is very attractive
1t comes in various types of Uood
and STYLES and would go exception.
ally well with modern furnish.
ings
Evening star., 1941-10-28
Bv Baroness Pianf0ui

BY BdfONeSS Pi0nON
Here's red apple GOLDEN pineapple and bunch Of plump
the tabebut
mats instead full Of color and just the right festive touch for the coming
holiday gogethers send will
time Thanksgiving Christmas
You'll
them is
directions
Send is Editor The Evening
Evening star., 1941-10-28

SuCT as WOll. lNIlA, IdCCOOll VI OtllSi
furs into which you can snuggle
YOUR frostbitten face if necessary.
Some girls prefer tailored suit
under a topcoat. If you're one OF
them, watch your accessories, choos-
ing sweaters instead of plunging
neckline silk blouses or tailored
flannel shirts instead of lacy peek
s-boo models for stadium suit
ability.
OF course, it's completely un-
necessary to say that big brimmed
hats, high ones, or be-
veiled models have about as much
place at football game as sequin
Jacket might be likely to have. Try
a simple. stay-in place hat like a
turban or roller. We're not advo-
eating that you stick to the snap
brim model la Josephine College,
but we do suggest that you leave
your chapeaux with darting feath-
ers and poised birds at home for
another day. Same thing goes for
TOO much jeWelry of the rhinestone
type. Ditto silver fox jackets, flow
ing Scarfs and kid gloves, which are
colder than a cheer leader without
an audience-and twice as useless.
AS for shoes. toeless. backless mod
els are out, both from the numb
feet angle and for the trudglng
which is inevitable. The only people
Who park close to stadium are
those who are not going there. ap-
parently. so pick out something
that will stand wear and tear.
Leather, by the way, is better than
suede, as it RECEIVERS from the effect
of being trampled and kicked with
greater rapidity. If you're suf1l-
ciently collegiate in your dress you
may like wool socks or stockings,
but otherwise choose at least a
three thread model. Stadium seats
have a penchant for rough edges
and if there's a lutting bit OF wood
within three rows you probably will
meet it.
Be colorful in your football fash
ions this season. It's an easy task,
for the accent on bright tones is
strong, particularly in sport togs.
Be amusing and gay, but don't
overdo the gadgets. Try to get some
flowers from the escort All
sorts of new ones are on the market
these days Gladioli, carnations
and spray orchids are some of the
new rivals to chrysanthemums, al
though nothing quite takes their
place. The florists are bubbling over
with good ideas about corsages that
come apart to provide a more subtle
decoration for ter-the-game wear.
They'll fall over themselves whip
Evening star., 1941-10-28
By A neeIo Pafri

There seems to be little excuse
for feeding children the wrong way
in this day when information IS
poured out wholesale in the news
papers. magazines and on the radio;
but still some children are suffering
from nutritional ills.
The fatness or leanneSS of a child
is not the correct measure Of his
nutrition. A fat child can be, and
often is. badly nourished. A thin
child may well be in fine condition
and just as likely stand in need of
an adjusted diet.
The height and weight scales are
only rough guide A child who is
a pound or so under or over stand
ard is not in great danger. The best
guide is the activity of the child.
The overly thin child who plays
hard, works well, sleeps well, is curl
Gus about what goes on about him,
usually is doing all right. His thin
ness may be characteristic, or it may
be caused by his activity, but so
long as he is happy and busy he Is
in no need Of attention beyond the
ordinary.
The thin child who whines, who
feels everybody is against him. who
picks at his food, is restless at night,
is not in good shape, should be taken
to the children's specialist. Thin
children, fat children, who are un-
happy, need the physicians care.
1t is mistake to guess what these
children need. 1t is a sad mistake
to follow the advice of interested
friends and neighborS who have
found one thing or another good for
their children. Each child differs
from another, and what might help
one will have no effect on another.
Only the physician who studies chill
dren's ills can know. You will have
to give him time to study this par
ticular child if you really expect
him to help you.
Don't overfeed children and think
you are being good to them. Don't,
by giving them food as an entertain
ment, a treat, teach them that eat
ing is way of retreat from life's
Evening star., 1941-10-28
Washing Nylon indies

The appearance of delicacv In
nylon bras, panties, girdles and slips
is an illusion. Actually nylon has
great strength and durability, and
is washed the same as silk. Immerse
IN lukewarm suds, dip up and down
with slight pressure from the palms
until all soil has been removed.
Then rinse thoroughly in clear wa
ter. Because nylon sheds water in
stead of absorbing it, all garments
should be rolled in a towel before
being hung to dry. Once toweled,
nylon underwear dries in jiffy, and
to its original form. making IRON
ing unnecessary. Never use a hot
iron on nylon because the fabric
may melt.
Evening star., 1941-10-28

the Woman Worker, published by
the United States Department Of
Labor: Employment service re-
ports show a dearth of clerical
workers in some places. Ex-
perienced typists and Stenographers
are so much in demand by the Fed
eral services that examinations are
now kept open continuously until
further notice"
These reversals in the employ
ment picture in little more than a
year are typical of what is happen
ing throughout business and in
dustry. A great many new jobs are
opening up: on the other hand,
shortages of certain raw materials
are closing plants and causing un-
employment in some localities. And
it's anybody's guess what the situa-
ton will be when you young people,
now in high school or college, have
completed your education and are
looking for jobs.
This means that no young person,
worker or student can afford TO
drift along these days, trusting to
luck to get him job when he
wants one. More training oppor-
tunities are being offered to youth
now than ever before in the coun-
trys history, and smart young people
are taking every advantage of them.
For If there's one thing that is sure
in this uncertain world it is that
the trained worker will have a tre-
mendous advantage over the un-
trained, no matter what the future
brings.
For the worker, then. the watch
word should be more training. For
the student, it should be his best
efforts devoted TO his studies, plus
an intelligent effort to select those
studies on the basis of present con-
ditions, plus thoughtful planning
for the future.
And all young people, students
and workers alike, must realize that
they are growing up in a rapidly
changing world Adaptability, the
Knack of keeping informed about
what's going on and altering your
course as conditions change, will
be a priceless asset in the years
ahead.
Evening star., 1941-10-28

ping out the college colors in rib
bons and are so full of the spirit
of the whole thing that they'll
doubtless have all kinds of sug-
gestions to offer. Insignia, of the
Army and Navy varieties for in
stance, are perfectly possible in the
corsage category and they make
wonderful conversation pieces" If
the man of the moment can afford
them.
So, 60 to your next football game
dressed warmly and appropriately.
decorated with a huge corsage and
full of the joie de vivre that goes
with such occasions. (And remember
to look at the game, even il you
don't understand IT'D
Evening star., 1941-10-28
Bacon Broilins Hints

Broil bacon like this: Arrange
strips Of bacon in a shallow pan or
on the broiler rack, cook 3 inches
below a glowing flame. Turn to
allow even cooking. 1t takes about
two minutes on each side. If the
bacon is broiled in a shallow pan.
drain off the fat as soon as it COL
lects. Bacon cooked this way will
be dry and crumbly and easily di-
gested.
Evening star., 1941-10-28
You May Not Know a First
Down From an Offside,
YetLook Like Expert
Warmth, Smartness, Stadium
Suitability to Be Considered
In Co.ordinating Costume
By Helen Voet

look intel
brave After all the football the little
happier aspects too Flowers clothes another
death and that
n
thing football all a lady; don't
place,
warmth, bundled like eskimo
look and tailored because there's nothing gmoros about
STILL the
to uni
Evening star., 1941-10-28
Find (which Way the Wind
Blows in the Current
Employment Setup
Jobseekers Who Are Trained
Have Advantage These Days;
Let That Be Your Keynote
By KAY CaId,CeH and Alden Harrison

BY L0dVPT and HTdeN H0TffSON
spring, the time for people
which will
be seeking hence.
school college fall
selecting for admission school
that
scholarship
plcaon
thinking about it just before graduation
concerned rapidly
of national defense information
finding todays
analysis of
building tradesmen,
raphers
since then? country
calle n on building
the of
Evening star., 1941-10-28
Scrambled Fruit

Prunes and grapefruit make
tasty pair 70 start the day. Have
the fruits chilled separately, and
when breakfast is called. scramble
them together and hustle 10 the
table
Evening star., 1941-10-28

hours and wages when applying for
a job. Any employer who does not
volunteer the information should
naturally expect these questions.
If you wish time TO think the mat
ter over before accepting a job. you
might say, will it be all right if
l call and let you know tomorrow
morning?' In most cases. YOUR
prospective employer will agree to
that, but if he asks for an imme-
diate decision, you'll have 10 give it
TO him.
We still have some Of the
United States Governments de
fense job training" charts, telling
exactly what courses of training
are being offered in connection
with the defense program. If
you want a copy, send cents,
stamps or coin. TO KAY Caldwell
and Alden Harrison, in care of
The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1941-10-28
You ASk-We Answer.

lou ASk-Ne answer.
Q. In applying for job AS sales
girl, how can I tactfully ssk about
hours and wages? When 1 applied
for the temporary job I have now.
l was not told about these things.
Also, is it possible to ask to be
given time to think the matter
over?-Fay S.
A. You should feel no hesitation
whatsoever in inquiring about the
Evening star., 1941-10-28
Cottage Cheese Ring

A cottage cheese lemon gelatin
ring filled with apple, celery, pine
apple salad makes a wholesome and
economical main course for informal
luncheon or supper.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-25
Summaries
Michigan Central
Federal Tax Must be
CHARGED, Schools Told

Julius w. Haab. school commits
sioner. is sending notices to school
officials throughout the county
calling attention to the federal tax
which now must be charged at all
school events to which admission
is paid.
Printed tickets must be used for
each such eVcnt. and the stubs re-
tanned for auditing. The price Of
the ticket the amount OF the tax.
and the total cost must be shown on
the stub.
The amount OF the tax Is one
cent for each ten cents. or frac-
ton thereof OF the amount paid for
admission. II the amount of sdmis-
sion charge Is less than ten cents.
children under twelve years of age
need not pay the tax. \ return OF
all tickets sold must be filed be-
fore the end of the following month
with the Collector OF Internal Reve-
nue on a special form form 729) to
le obtained from his office in the
Federal Building. Detroit. Failure to
make reports and payment makes
the individual responsible for the
failure subject TO fine and possible
imprisonment.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-25
Sports Roundup

Chicago -4P James A. Farley the former postmaster gen.
eya said today that The fvofoed deal for purchase Of the World
Champion Ne's York Yankees BY group he is associated 'rh
Still on the fire.
Detroit Mich UPA field goal in the last minute of play
gaze the University OF Arkansas go victory University OF
Detroit before approximately 10000 fans in L. OF d. Stadium
Friday night 1t the Titan first defeat in five
PHILADELPHIA 4P-7ing Crane youthful expert from LEON
ia. y, gained Place toR-ay tic for top position in The
World Pocket Billiards Championship Tournament Friday 1aheu
he defeated OHofro LGiDi. BrooklW ,ctr,sn.
Ann Arbor- UP-Bggest football rally in the history OF the
UNIVERSITY OF Michigan staged Friday night with 1000
students participating in the Beat Minnesota parade The
eliminated with Gus Sharene president OF the NJ Club
acting OF ceremonies in the Yost Field House
East Lansing 4PSfaytans Of Michigan State College in
nigh qeGy for the game today sgh obby Wayne University
football II promises be States easiest date
Holland UPHope College registered first-quarter touch
down 23-yard play from Dick ggs Bud Kare and
then warded off second half threats their goal de
feat HSdae College 10 O. Friday Hlsdae carried the ball
the wo-yard line in the third and the onfoo line
the last period