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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-04

while speeches. broadcaSs and good music that tune in on?
 Do enjoy real conversaonthat exchange
 persons together they wasting their time if they don't play bridge?
 Do subject of house. keeping?
 realize about eating habts famis eating ailments or troubles? VI Do you really listen when another person
 ou don't while he is talking thinking what you are going to say when he hnshes0 "
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-04
Q MODERN MENUS
BY MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX lNEA Gas.uioa Gfam VUsitael

Shrimp in hominy ring is an old southern custom just right for the Lenten meal. As both the shrimp and hominy are readily available anywhere, this recipe will appeal to kitchenette and business wife, too. CHILLI SHRIMP IN HOMINY RING
 Serves 4 to @
 Four tablespoons butter, 1-4 cup chopped green pepper, cups whole cooked haminy (one l-lb., 13-oz. can), teaspoon salt, 3 tablespoons butter, 3 tablespoons flour, 1-4 tea spoon salt, 1h cups tomato juice, h cup chill sauce, 2 cups canned shrimp @ No. 1 cans).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-04
TOMORROW's MENU

BREAKFAST: Tomato and lemon juice, oatmeal gritldle cakes, crisp bacon, syrup, coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Casserole of fin- nan haddie, cabbage and apple salad, nut cookies, tea, milk.
 DINNER: Chopped mixed greens salad, shrimp in hominy, raw carrot sticks, green peas, but terscotch pecan tarts, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-04

Alexar der Corran, publisher of what is claimed to be the worlds smallest newspaper, the Torres Straits Daily Pilot, consisting of one sheet l6 by inches has died in Brisbane, Australia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-04
Ho10 To Keep WeH
By DIR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD,

not  stamped envelope K sncoed Letters should be he this
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-04

grams and instructions for popular steps In tango, rumba, fox-trot, WeStchester, shag. Conga. waltz and Viennese waltz. Also posture; lead- ing, following.
 Send 1Oc in coin 'opy of HOME COURSE T. IL ROOM DANCES to jUry Democrat Hcme Servit, sixth Ave-, New York, N. Y. l..' sure to write plainly your NAME. ADDRESS and the NAME of booklet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-04
Shrimp In Hominy Adds
 Right Touch to Lenten Meal

, Cove the dish or add layer of
 buttered crumbs and bake in a mod-
 crate oven until thoroughly heated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-04
Caroline Chatfield
Husbands' Sins of Omission Frequently Account for
 Wives Sins of Commission.
Says Today
@ss s.saasssA .. q ssa-A eAuas
DEAR MISS CHATF1ELD:

DEAR MISS CHATFIEID:
 Something puzzles and I'm hoping explain it. Ten girl had been engaged to for Dur didn't quabb If criticised anything recall 1t but do recall that always said the that the Then married and time she had arocious stories My table didn't advertise her well familiar working good Nothing though perfect them 8 perience. How do account for 1t?
 A BAFFLED HUSBAND.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-04

 n. column Letters unsuitable for publication "'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-04

Accounting for this tendency of wives to find mates letO conclude by saying that account for wives sins of commission. - -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-04
ANSWER:


 Mir Bafled Husband know the that question what pretty talk she's talking for something she wants mucy husband You pretty tingsay wife, that happiness utterly obvious existence that seldom pretty
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-04
Latest Styles
-wE THE woMEN-- She's Q Smart Girl" 'She:S Pretty Dumb"
 WHAT DO FOLKS SAY ABOUT YOU?
BY RUTH MILLETT

you want to know whether smart dumb tbe uers who pend conversation with you? It's fairly simple to yourself questions
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-04

Remember the beef in the market of the bliged dOwn?" We'll there those material dispotiona with Both lovers there
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-04

who have been led to think they perfection while the storms of criticism
 slipping wife seldom criises he beats her to the draw and her whopping compliment time to frame the complaint She isn't bored she's the heroine of them When he's constantly setting up not setting him back. N
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-04
WOMAN,S REALM
WOMAN IN WHITE

It's not too
 early to think
 about clothes
 to wear when springs warmth chases winters
 chill off the
 anoscapeS. Here's a bright, [ all.white
 ensemble, worn by Toni |C Gilman, popular
 actress. The suit is of white flannel, the skirt having a
 red-and-white polka.dotted blouse. White pigskin bag, doeskin gloves and faille silk hat complete the' ensemble. -'-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-04

band She possesses him and there's anything about him she don't like she thinks It's her bonden him This phase lasts until she break her neck After which they settle agreement lifelong respective positions Of neither they learn compromise adjustments
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-04

leon juice, 1-2 cup pineapple juice Add water until the flavor of the mixture is satisfactory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Fears Shortage
In State Funds

Belief the state will be - 900. :
600 short in revenue for the COM
ing biennium was expressed Mon
day by Rep. Tom Montgomery.
Puyallup, chairman Of the house
appropriations COMMITTEES.
He said the legislature had over
appropriated. and that in addition
10 failure To wipe out the present
deficit OF 5000. 900. the stat.
would not receive more than 81
600, 900 In expected revenue. by
the latter. he meant the lsxisla-
lures refusal 10 enact the fuel oil
tax measure proposed by Gov.
Arthur y. Langlis
Montgomery termed the fuel
oil tax a doubtful" measur. on
the ground II might not stand a
court test. but said failure to
enact IL would deprive the state
OF even a chance for the revenue.
He said ne believed oyer-sppro-
priation resulted despite every eff
fort 10 "tie down" all funds and
have matching revenue. when the
session started. he said. II wa. his
hope the continued business up-
turn and new revenue might wipe
out the deficit and pay the STAT .
way. but doubts now that II will.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Brenda and Lee
Match Wiles

Evidently Warner Bros think
that blondes prefer gentlemen and
gentlemen prefer brunettss.
At any rate. they have made =
heroine -villsiness team OF vividiy
brunette and dangerous looking
Brenda Marshall. who halls from
Negros, philippin. Islands, and
blonde Lee Patrick, who looks as
wholesomely scotch-Irish as she
IT,
So far the two ladies have
matched wiles In two pictures. and
the villsiness II STU. pursuing
Brendss men. In South NJ suex"
II was George Brent. IT'S Enrol
Flynn in Footsteps In the Dark. :"
now featured on the Music Box
screen.
Miss Patrick and Miss Marshall
were brought together In this re-
lationship a second time because.
according 10 reports. they were
such excellent good and evii'' foils
for each other In the first-named
picture. However that may be. ira
dition has certainly been shattered
by setting up heroins-vamp
team. for there IL no previous rec
ord Of such a pairing In a success
sion Of films.
Here Comes Happiness" 10 the
Music Bon second feature and
stars Mildred Coles and Edward
Norrrs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18

From the Capitol City Of the
South comes a print Of one OF the
new crop motion pictures which
will be shipped to Hamrick's Roxy
for sneak" preview this eve
ming
Although the nam. of the newly
released feature IL withheld, the
Hamrick management assures us
that a combination of romance.
humor and big star names are well
blended To give about and hour
and q half Of worth while smuse-
ment
Those who attend the showing
Of the regular screen program to-
night at the Roxy will have a
chance To see, in advance. on. Of
the outstanding movies ~ its type
of 1871. The film will open its first
run showing In a downtown the
alter In the near future.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

RoNN-Reeert Neung ana Rsndeirh
>cctt IN Western unien.= ~ %
4oes Us. in 20. also Eddie Ait<Tt
and sosn Leslie IN The Great M
Nobody. n 20. , Is. sSs
RAJ ro-Bud Ahhott ana lou ces-
telie IN Huek Private II %. 40.
= so. 20 lo.ie. $50 I<on ErTui
and Heisn Parish n where Dfd
You Oct That orr los. sts.
e1s. eos
Music BoN-Errei ylynn and nrsnds
joyce IN Ft,utsfsps In me nerk 7
90. As. SIS. as also Mildred
SIS
BItr Norsr-caroie lombard ard
Robert Mon,sOsnsrS In " md
1000. also KAY rrsnss ana Jses
oskle IN Little Men" s.. $40.
$50
Hs sd ,rsssf II .6 a1ss: 80. "a WY Is
10 20. also nori. Kafioff in Doom
I'd 20 Die" os. $50. e.as. . 90
RETURN sHowt>es
BEVERLY Jones and Nahcy
Kelly In ~one Night In the Trop-
icse also Baby Sandy In SANDY
Gets Her Man
CAriroi.-Jeanstis Macdonald and
Nelson bids In ~Nss Moon also
Thomas Mitchell and Frsddis
bartholomew IN Swis. Family
Robinson"
COMM >ifN-Bins Crosby aud Mary
Martin IN Rhythm on the River
also Tim Holt and Virginia Gilmore
in "LAddis "a
NAY srRhtr-pon Ameche and
Betty Cradle In Down Argentine
Way" and Richard Din and Wendy
Barrie in Men Against the say
ksWoop--Norma shssTsr and
Robert Taylor In Escape" also
Cesar Romero In The CAV Csnsl-
PaEk--oloris Jean ana Nan orev
in A Little BIT OF Heaven" also
John Garfield and Pat oBrien in
Flowing Gold !"
PROcrOR-cloria Jean and Hugh
Herbert IN a Little BIT OF Heaven /"
also Brian Donlevy and Muriel An
gus In The Great Maointy"
REtIART-Jesn Rogers and Robert
sterling In Yesterday Heroes Z"
also Bins Crosby and Mary Martin
In Rhythm on the River"
hrN-S"fhes tesnrN hnu Ann Shen-
dan IN City for Conquest" slso
Grant Mitchell and Mana Bryant
In Father 10 Prince"
sHEII.-Bursess Meredith and Lon
CLANCY. jr. In "Of Mice and Men ="
also George Sanders ana Helen
VIII itney In saints Double
Trouble
81 >sfI-oeoTse Brent and Brenda
Marshall In South of suez." also
Johnny Downs and Ruth Terry In
Sing. Dance. Plenty Hot"
TEMrIt-The MARY Brothers In 90
West" also Priscilla Lane and
Jeffrey Lynn in Pour Mothers"
LIBERTY. Pu,aiInp--Jsmss stewart.
Hedy Lamar and Han Hunter In
Come Live With Ne "
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18

R~~nsstmsnt ~ ceremony
ia, began n ancient rrypt e<n-
turtles sko viii 10 the hsrhIlfht %
: ioesl Re=leruessn eer<marv 20
- bid Tuesday night n tns ann
recm. Nssunie temple. ~ ~
fIslens sss
Arcofdinr u Nrs Olive a.
stewart MASTER - tH< Tsean.
chapter ef the Re<scrtsslsn Order.
the snelsnt Egyptians. fron ths
time ~ Memphis = the rfalsmsis
period began their New Year al
~sys % er ancat tns tine 20 the
sernsl equinux. when the sun On
~ curnsy cre-~es the celestial
sauatof ara satsrs ths Ecdi.csi
sign ~ Ares. which eecurs % &c
about March n. This was ecn-
-ssered the beginning - the Ssw
Year. because spring - symnr,sr
II new NE emphasized ~ the
awakening - n.tar. frum the aor-
nsnt r>rioa Of winter. n. hurst
mk forth ~ blossoms and the
growth - living things
ire eccssso~ AZ ths Nsw Tear
a.. celebrated states Mrs. stew
art. ~ . symbolic feast in which
the participants rsrseos. a. simple
foods corresponding Ia certain
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
|%NIaYTHDAHs
FAMOUS AneaIcAmS


NAu<U ~
rfa< wuH4m rsnhn>y. iswyeu
and wstssmas. II Anaapn-
lls. Nd Ne 49, . r~eld>no
minister n L<zndnn. sttor-
nsy-asu<vsi - ~ tfnite1
nsates ccnar~seman. min
istsr pien'rotsntisFy y R,se
sss. special minister -
Naples end . msmner -
the y. . ssaets.
irS1 Roger nrrrhs Tsaev. eNsue
fsstics ~ ths 4. 3 nspeemo
court ~ Calvert epsatvs
Maryland Ne wrote tho
famous Ne jnvssy epsnlcs -
the fsrea eeest &C.,. nn11sno
that ~ eongrsss ns1 -
powsv n ahciisn slsvesy ~
the territories sesusspd sfs
ter The fosmatscn - 49,
ssonal government
tooD Wsitss ouentua fsrenaams
fsriss. setsitss sN< stateep
man. near GAINESVILLE. tsA
AZ . vtGsdier-a eNevni ~
ises. Ne enmmAsdea . divb-
sscn IN ahsvmnne Atlanta
campaign. Later ~ VS.
postmaster general se<vs-
tsry a. the treasury. se1
secretary ~ Stale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18

Oddly enough u WAS . film cut
ter who rs-introduced Jaeger To
Hollywood. Al the time 2oth Cen
tury-Fos executives had spent
months seeking an actor Ia por-
tray brigham Young. the film cut.
ter called their attention 60 . pic.
turs Jaeger had made on his first
trip 10 Hollywood.
Recalled to fiimdom's capital.
lager took a 10 minute screen
test and VAS signed for the Rrig-
ham Young role. When 7oth Cen
tury-Foa decided 10 film Zane
Grey's Western Union" II Was
only natural that Jaeger be cast
In q key role.
While on q vaudeville tour In
ip7s. Jaeger went TO I.os Angeles
where film scouts signed him for
the movies. Cowboy roles he liked,
but when he was cast a. an EEyp-
tian. he packed up and left for
New York lie scored . hit there
In the Thestsr Guild production
They Shall Not Die"
The only memorable thing that
happened TO me on my second trip
10 Hollywood was that was given
four days off To fly 10 Boston n
get married" he related on the
set NJ Western Union"
Now. with another outstanding
performance In his credit in
Western Union" Jaeger 10 well
on his way 10 stsrdom. Others in
the powerful featured east of
Western Union" include John
csrradins. Slim summsrviile. Chill
Wills and Barton Mscfsns.
Completing the Roxy bill are
Eddie Albert sno Joan Leslie In
The Great Mr.. Nobdy.'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18

To-day. after 10 operations
which rebuilt her nose, ironed
out the scars In her checks
and made her left eve brown
and big again. Miss Borg. II
a. beautiful a. she ever WAS.
Only difference she said. is
that my new nose is little shorter
than my old one and / think il
looks a little better
So there she is, a leading lady.
playing Edward Arnold's blonde
gun mol, who likes nothing bet
ter than chocolate marshmallows.
except mink coats She's earning
more at Metro Goldwyn Mayer
than she was at Warner Brothers.
when the accident cost her face.
II thought I WAS through a.
an actress, and. for that mat
ter. ~ a woman" abe saId.
Nobody could stand TO look
at me. II was too horrible.
But the Warmers. Dick, every
body WAS wonderful. l was put
In touch with DIR. Josif Gins
berg. the plastic surgeon. and
he was wonderful. too.
There was a piece Of glass in
my left eye and we thought for a
while was going to lose my sight.
The doctor fixed my eye first, and
then he went to work on what used
to be my face.
He removed a piece of nv rib
to build up a new nose and for
cartilage, he took pieces OF my
earlobes. That had unforeseen ad-
vantages
My ears don't stick out like
they used TO and I don't have TO
worry about hiding them anymore
with my hair. So after every oper-
alton the bandages would come off
for a while and | could see my
face gradually growing back. II
was almost like being a statue.
sort OF, and looking at yourself in
the mirror while the sculptor made
you a face"
The last bandage came off
about six months ago and
there was Miss Borg making
the rounds Of the studios.
where nobody remembered her
rs the Boston Photographic
model who'd crashed the
movies.
ut was getting tough, paying
the bills" she said. and I'd ar
ranged to get job in a depart
ment store. But on my final call
at Metro, the casting office was in
dither. The Penalty WAS about
to 60 before the cameras. and Vir-
ginia Gray WAS ILL., She had to be
replaced. Benny THAI saw me and
had a test made and he and Jack
Chertok, the producer. gave me the
part.
Sometimes you read stories
about people coming back from the
grave. feel that way. More so.
maybe. A woman without a face
is better off dead. Now I've got a
face. Now I'm glad to be alive"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Doomed to Die
Shares Screen

There's thrill minute In
Boris ksrloff's latest starring We
hiele for Monogram Doomed 10
Die" now playing at the Riviera
theater.
When Bobby Logan. newspaper
reporter. finally persuades Boris
Karloff in the role of Mr.. Wong,
to look the situation over. he finds
a double murder, row Of sus-
poets, and the police completely at
loss to know "whodunit."
Shortly after Cyrus Wentworth
wealthy ship owners biggest boat
is sunk, he is shot. Dick Fleming,
his daughters fiance becomes the
chief suspect. but there are 80
many other suspects. equally mott
waited that the police are at an i'm
passe. Things look bad for Dick.
However Wong arranges a meet
ing of all the suspects, and by a
ruse he tricks the real killer into
giving himself away.
Hugh Wiley's famous Golfers
magazine character is again given
a polished portrayal by movie
lands versatile Boris karloff.
Marjorie Reynolds continues her
depletion of Bobby Logan, quick
thinking newspaper reporter. She
always manages TO get her way,
in spite of little temporary opposi-
tion on the part of Captain Street
of the police force. role ably
enacted by Grant Withers.
The excellent supporting cast
includes Melvin Lang. Guy Usher
Henry Brandon. William SIZZLING
and Wilbur Mack.
Doomed TO Die" shares the bill
at the Riviera with white Zom-
bic" starring Pela Luposi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
G. Oscar Johnson
Kiwdnis Speaker

DR.. c. Oscar Johnson, a former
Tacoma Kiwanian when he was
pastor of the First Baptist church
here, will be the speaker at Tues
days meeting of the Kiwanis clut
in the Hotel Winthrop Crystal ball.
room. Also on the club program
this week will be piano solos by
Nelson Morrison. Wives of XII.
wanians have been invited to at
tend the luncheon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
County Highways
To Benefit Some
Some Funds Lost
BY Bills Defect

Pierce county will benefit by al
location OF more than 5000. 900 in
highway funds for the next two
years
The amount will be in addition
10 1864 900 set aside for improve
ment of Pacific highway from the
King county to Lewis county line,
including installation of clover
leaf" at Fort Lewis.
Hopes of the county delegation
for Sl39, 500 in secondary high
way funds were dashed with SEN
ate defeat of lib 100 after a
stormy session that preceded wind
up of legislative business. Sen.
Barney jackson. Tacoma, blamed
absence of four liberal" senator's
for lack of vote sufficient to pass
the bill establishing additional
secondary highways. All OF the
county program was not lost. since
sums had been individually allo-
Gated to some roads. jackson
blamed Sens. Donald Black, of
Port Angeles and N. r. Atkinson.
Al Rosellini and Paul Thomas, all
of Seattle, for leaving before ad-
journment.
In the primary system, 500, 900
was set aside for highway IA,
Narrows bridge to Purdy revision;
$4,000 for oiling highway 8,
Puyallup to Sumner. $4,000 for
highway 5, oiling from Sumner to
Buckley; and $500 maintenance
for an addition to highway 8,
Buckley to Mud mountain dam.
The secondary system includes
$4,000 for the saith street road,
steilacoom to Puysllup; $3.50 for
oiling, Orting to Electron; $40, 500
for Roy Junction McKenna: $1,000
for highway Sc; $4,000 for
Purdy to Mason county line
$4,000 for road sc from Pacific
highway TO primary highway No.
8.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18

.Gcenses

Marriage license appl.e stlnns
have n~sn f,Ied with the Pierce
county auditor ny Clifton Eugene
Miller. ~. Roller Bowl. south Ia
coma. and Dorothy irene 6ssihrsith.
~. i2oa w. Main Ct. ruysIlup:
Robert John FORREST. ~. s>O7 IA.
@ st. and Helen y. jowesi. ~. s7<
30. s>th. Joseph Y. Murphy. legal.
Grand Rapids. MINI. and Rertha
Arnsson. legal. as 30 Steele o..
Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18

When she went through the
Windshield of Actor Dick Purcelrs
roadster. in a hesdon collision the
night Of August :. 1889. the broken
glass shesred her features away
and replaced one of Hollywood's
most beautiful faces with a mass
OF raw flesh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Core Of the News
FREE LECTURE


Conrad Gard will lecture under
auspices Of the Anslo-Saxon fed
GRAFTON Tuesday evening At 4
o'clock at Hotel Winthrop. His
subject will ne Jesus Christ, q Ma
tional Question.
DR.. r. d. Warren returned from
N. Y. c. Eye, ear, nose. throat.
Medical Arts. adv.
BUDDHIsTs MEET TUESDAY
The Tacoma Buddhist Center
will meet at O'Clock Tuesday eve
ming at the Tacoma Buddhist
church. 1717 Fawcett ave, for the
purpose OF study and discussion.
subject being Worlds Beyond
Death"
DR. J. c. skaer. dentist. an
nounces the removal of office TO
1905 Washington building. adv.
CHESS CLUB FRIDAY
The Tacoma Chess club viii
meet Friday night at Sis o'clock
in the Carlton hotel A lecture on
chess traps and strstagems will
be given by Caryll Grain. city chess
champion.
Best large eggs. IS cents. Cow
Butter Store. lady.D
To SHOW MOVIES
Walt Suffer will show pictures
Of China at peace and China in
vaded al a meeting Of the Tacoma
Engineers club Wednesday noon at
Hotel Winthrop.
Hospital flowers. HIM. FLORIST.
ADV
Mothers Use " . l. - u y X.
Saves time and worry. PURE.
SAFE. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
ST. Patrick s Dinner

Women Of the Salvation Army
will give a special st. Patrick's
day dinner at the Salvation Army
headquarters. 100 SO. 18th st. Mon
day. Dinner will be served from
$50 to 7:30 p. m. There will be
special music. All friends are in
vited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18

~ the fle<si p~riod - 81 Hon1-
trurisn lodges ART chapters
Throughout TIE world. nud tho
date u market ~ the ire<siInt,co
n n<w rstusiietie and Submissive
tive offir~rs
New officers ~ - iernl r.
eoms chapter. 4. ~ o n C. W.
vii - Installed wfn - MrA
Kathryn nsuwn. chaplain. y i
smith. fsardl&r: Mra M csmp
srea. trustee
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18

Because Of his fine performance
in that production. 10th Century
Fox cast him as Edward Creighton
In Zane Grey's Western Union. .
Technioolor film now playing at
the Roxy thestsr. Others featured
with Jaeger are Robert Young.
Randolph Scott and Virginia Gil
more.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
TO DISCUSS LIGHTS

The Portland Avenue Improve
ment club will discuss proposed
new lights on Portland ave. at a
meeting Monday night at s O'Clock
In Polish hall Guests will be
Mayor Harry p Cain and Safety
Commissioner Eastwood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Dean Jaeger Outdoor Man in
Roles He Porirays on Screen

Like of the usy characters he's brought to life
the and stage rugged Dean Jaeger Of the
outdoors Twice denied in Hollywood Jaeger went
back third time obtained of Holywoods most coveted
roles and scored sensational the Mormon leader
in "Brngham Young-Frontiersman"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
The Woman Without a Face
Once More a Hollywood Star
Vedo Ann Borg. Automobile Wreck
Victim. Drows Lead in The Penalty

HOLLfWOOD-With part of a rib and pieces of earlobe
making up her Veda Ann Borg. the who
literally lost her face in automobile wreck years ago
q a movie sta
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
CHESS CLUB FRIDAY

Mothers Use WO l. - DIX.
Saves time and worry. PURE.
SAFE. adv.
Evening star., 1941-11-23
U. 5. Expected TO Acquire
Argentine SurpIuses
By the Associated Press,

BY the hSS0Ct9tPO PRESS.
BUENOS AIRES. Nov. 22.-Polit-
icaI circles indicated today vast
plan whereby the United States
would buy Argentine surplus COM
modities may soon become effective.
The proposal, which would bolster
Argentine domestic economy and
prevent vital supplies from reaching
Axis powers, has been under nego-
tiation for several weeks.
The plan was understood to pro-
vide for purchase by the United
States Metals Reserves Corp. Of Ar
gentina's entire tungsten production
for three years. The terms would be
similar to an agreement negotiated
with Bolivia to buy her entire output
of tin to keep it out Of AXIS hands.
Other parts Of the plan. which
would be handled through the
United States Federal Loan Agency.
was understood to cover hides. wool.
linseed, strategic materials and pos
Sibly caSein.
Political circles said one Of the
problems delaying Argentine ac-
ceptance of the proposal was in
sistence by the United States that
all products covered in the purchase
agreement be withheld from AXIS
powers.