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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-22
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eouivocally condsmnink war, but
fundamentally endorsing the
President and the nation In their
prosecution Of an inevitable
struggle 10 wipe out the forces
Of international brutality and
treachery.r was adopted here BY
the Council Of Bishops Of the
Methodist Church.
The Methodist bishops
warned against race preiu-
dice. declared that the church
should not he used for mill
tary recruiting" pledged their
prayers for ''those now our
enemies" and urged all church
people TO focus their attention
on a just and lasting peace.
Declaring that in this crisis.
as in all previous crises in our
history" Methodism will loyalty
support the government. the
message described the totalitarian
concept as one that clashes with
the fundamental principles Of our
Christian faith and seeks de-
liberately 10 destroy Christianity
as its svowed enemy
Must Eliminate Threat
There can be no peace in the
world until the totalitarian threat
against the liberties of all free
dom-loving people is thoroughly
eradicated." said the message.
This new undreamed-of situa-
ton presents the spectacle of
practically the whole world sharp
ly divided between two ways of
life.
zone exalts the state A. SUI
preme. subordinates the indi-
vidual TO its demands. makes
men selfless cogs In a relent-
less machine crushing out all
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-22

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Faith. the Congregation Of Sacred
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-22
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BAL1IMORE-A plea for unity
among Jews themselves in con-
sidering plans for reconstruction
of Jewish life after the war. was
made by the Rev. DR.. Morris 3.
Lazaron in a lecture here on Jews
and Judaism In England.
Recently returned from 4 tour
Of England and Ireland with the
Rev. Vincent Donovan and the
Rev. DR.. Everett Clinchy. Or.
Morris said Jew1 must take into
consideration the realities Of the
international situation. not what
they would hope conditions to be.
Any plan for the reconstruction
Of Jewish life must. above all.
emphasize the spiritual purpose
and mission Of Israel ~ the priest
people. the servant Of the living
God, the religious tradition OF Is
rael al the reason for its exist
ence." said he.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-22

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II 10 never the man with \
conscience who brings reproach
upon the church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-22

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giving though he did speak APP
provingly OF one small gift.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-06
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PATTERN 3S9 PLAYTIME OUTFIT FOR GIRLS

For every active little girl. a B. piece matching sports ensemble by Claire Tilden! Pattern 389 includes a blouse, a skirt, and pair or slacks. she can wear the shirt and skirt to school, and change into the slacks when she comes home! !! The blouse has a Peter Pan collar and three buttons down the front; the bodice fullness may be either gathered or darted into the shoul- der yokes. Make either the long full sleeves gathered into band at the wrist or the comfortable short sleeves, button-trimmed whichever she prefers. The fiared skirt is bias-cut and has a center seam back and front. Why not add the cunning pockets, either two on the skirt or one on the blouse? The slacks come just above the tnstep and are darted into a narrow waist band buttoned at the left side. This pattern is so easy to make-espe- cially with the illustrated Sewing Guide-why not order 1t now? Youngsters will love a tricky outfit like this in some easily tubbsEle fabric like plaid gingham. Or make a peasant" blouse that contrasts gaily with the skirt and slacks.
 Pattern 3S9 Is cut in girls sizes 6, 8, 10, 12 and IA. Size l2. blouse and skirt, requires 2A yards 54 inch fabric.
 Send FIFTEEN CENTS (l5c) in coins. for. this pattern. WRITE CLEARLY SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS AND STYLE NUMBER.
 Send orders to Waterbury Demo- crat, Pattern Department. 70 Fifth Ave-, New York. N. xs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-06

Mrs. McKenney, Waldemar von zedtwitz, and I said goodoy to MOT. gan Howard in Los Angeles ana trayeled to San Diego, where we were met by Mrs. Albert Rockwel! of warren, Pa, former president or the womens national committee or the American Contract Bridge League and now a member of lIs executive committee.
 We participated in Q special duplicate game In our honor, and were once again greatly impressed with Pacific coast bridge. De pre- pared for quick doubles in this section of the country. You Will notice the double on today's hand Is very close, and fine defensive play was needed to defeat the con- tract one trick.
 South won the opening lead with the ten of hearts and returned a diamond. The jack forced the ace, and North led the other heart. South won with the queen and shifted to the ace of clubs, followed by the seven. North took his queen
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-06

"This here Is my first dayl" the little filing clerk confides.
 She couldn't have made @ worse impression if she'd - slapped the boss son on the back. For vocab- ulary errors like "this here" instead of "this" jar on educated ears like suueaky chalk. They don't help you when you triy to make office friends or when promotions are consideredl
 After all, why should any bright girl let herself say "she's to lunch instead of she's at lunch" and 'lenth" instead of "length"? Cher''- ing your speech, you can easily learn to say the right thing.
 Instead of shockers like T cant find the dresses any-pLACE. I EXPECT that DAT-TA was COMPLETELY destroyed" you say smoothly, T can't find the ad- DRESS-es any-WHERE; I BE- L1EvE that DATA (day-ta) was destroyed"
 You leave "okeydoke" behind you forever, along with "aint", "you bet" and "it was him.. And soon you may find yourself not only lunching with the higher-paid sec- retaries, but being one yourselfl
 Our 32-page booklet tells how tc speak correctly, Interestingly: Lists errors in grammar and pronunci- ation, right forms; explains words often misused; helps enrich your vocabulary.
 Send lOc in coin for your copy of "FIow To Improve Your Vocabu- lary" to Waterbury Democrat, Home Service, 635 Sixth Ave-, New York N. Y. Be sure to write plainly your name, address, and the name ot booklet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-06
-8&AUxx GI0r.ifing
 Yourself
By Alicia Hart
IFA service stan Writer

NEA Service Stam WEateE
 The top-ranking beauty experts always are saying that pleasant sur roundings-a home that pleases-- make 1t easier for any woman to maintain c high standard of good looks.
 And, right now during midsum- mer furniture sales, department stores and furniture stores are mak- ing refurblshing the home Q pleas ant, as well as 6 money-saving, ven- ture.
 If you know good and well that a dressing table would inspire you to do your face oftener during the day, this Is the time to get one. If there's no full-length mirror in your house, look for one during August furniture sales. Being able to look at feet and l hat ct the same time is rule with smartly turned out women.
 Closets will be heater and shoes will stay new-looking longer If you have an adequate supply of shoe racks or miniature chests, especially designed to hold shoes.
 SHOULDER SHAPED HANGERS ARE GOOb INVESTMENT In housewares departments and probably on notions counters as well, you'll see wood shoe trees and shoulder-shaped coat hangers of wood. These are a worthwhile i1- vestment for any household. Suits hung on shoulder shaped hangers do not have to be pressed so often.
 It might be Q good idea to pick up one of those day-and-night mirrors and, by so doing, solve once and for all a great many of your makeup problems.
 A makeup box in which to keep ali of the cosmetics you use every day will prove to be time-saver' And boxes with partitions for gloves, stockings, handerchiefs and such will simplify keeping dresser draw CTS in good order.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-06
MAY WE HEDGE A BIT ON
 ACHRONAOTRICHTA?

For years readers of this column who follow the health suggestions given here have been reporting positively that taking an iodin ra- ton has stopped the progress of achrolnotrichia and some of them declare that 1t has completely cured the trouble. Within the past three or four years a considerable number of followers have reported similar results from supplementing their diet with vitamin B complex.
 Achromotrichia Is widespread in the North American continent and visitors from South America state that 1t occurs among all classes down there.
 Fortunately achromotrichia is practically painless after the first year or so. There is no denying that 1t is painful when you first discover you are coming down with 1t, but the pain moderates gradu- ally as the malady becomes estab- lished.
 A more familiar name for achro- motrichia is canities, which should be pronounced k-nighties but must be pronounced ka-nish-i-ez accord ing to Webster, the a as in ask, ac- cent on the nish, the Is short, the long. While we're consulting pr Webster we may as well find out the meaning of achromotrichia; Absence of pigment in the hair, oI loss of the natural color, as when the hair turns gray or white.
 Some readers, casually noting al- lusions to this trouble here, have assumed that I say that the iodir ration or vitamin B complex or both will prevent hair from turning gray or restore natural color after the hair has turned gray. On the con. trary I have always been skeptical of this, although I cannot help being impressed by the large number oi correspondents who have assured me that one or the other or both of these foods have apparently brought back some of the original color to graying hair. Perhaps ] am not so skeptical as would be if either the iodin ration or vitamin B complex could do anybody any harm. But knowing that either or both can do no harm in any cir- cumstance, or believing so l rather encourage the use of these foods 1T, any and every case of achro- motrichia.
 You will note that call the iodin ration and viamin B complex foods So they are. Not medicine. Mono- graph on Care of the Hair" mailed on request If you provide @ stamped envelope bearing your address, con- tains instructions for supplyement- Ing your regular diet with these foods.
 It should be clearly understood that the effects of the so-called "anti-gray hair factor in the vita min B complex have been observed only in animals. It will take long
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-06
Household Hints
BY ROsETTE HARGROVE


 NEA Service Stan Correspondent
 London, - Ernest Bevin, Eng. lands Labor Minister, is Q disap- pointed man. Miss England" has, mt responded in anything like the expected numbers to his call for national service. This would seem to show that all the women who, at the outbreak of war, volunteered to serve their country have ale ready been absorbed. The remain der have been content to register and just leave 1t at that
 But leaving well enough" alone just isn't good enough. Britain's need of woman-power is SO great that, unless the situation improves appreciably and very quickly, some sort of conscription measures may be put into effect.
 The fact is there are too many idle women, too many young women in non essential jobs. Meantime, the women's branches of the three serv- ices are clamoring for more recruits the A. T. s. (Auxiliary Territorial Service) wants 100000 women be- fore the end o fthe year, 0,000 by next summer.
 These women are needed to take the places of men who will then be moved on into fighting units. This applies, too to the women's branches of the Navy and Ar Force. There is an urgent call for more nurses, more Land Girls, while the number of women needed in munition factories runs into tens of thousands.
 MANY TOOK ADVANTAGE OF LOOPHOLES IN LAW
 The formation of reserve of older women volunteers which can be drawn upon to fill the places of the younger women who 90 Into war service is also seriously conten- plated. Age-groups up to the 3l's will be called to register within the next four months, and the "up to As" within e var. Girls of 19 to 24, who have already registered, are being asked to volunteer immedi- ately for the services without wait- Ing to be interviewed. This applies especially to girls who know tNsir regular jobs could be filled by older women.
 By speeding up the registering
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-06
WOlNAN,S REALM E
I''LEAVE-T-TO-BEVIN" GIRLS IGNORE
 EBRITAIN'S s. S FOR WAR WORKERS

planning of the registration of the country's woman power was essentially conslderate and kind- ly. He had arranged that the interview which followed upon the registration would be done by sympathetic, understanding wo- men - "Bevin's Mothers, as the girls called them = in nice ofilces, bright with posters and flowers.
 There were to be no hard and fast rules and human problems were to be dealt with in human way, while individual cases were certain of consideration.
 But domestic responsibilities sometimes covered up good measure of shirking, and "re- served occupations" are now to be subject to Q closer ir1vestiga- tion. Still, the authorities shrink from applying coercion.
 willing workers" not reluc- tant conscripts, is what we want" a Ministry offlcial told me, We aim to suit every woman with Q job which she will enjoy doing and doing well, something which will make her feel she is really helping the war effort"
 FEW REGISTREES ARE
 IN WAR WORK
 Figures are eloquent. Of thei ,300,- 900 women between the ages of 20 and 24 who had registered up to the early part of July, only about 200,- 900 have been transferred to war jobs. Some S0,oo0 are now in the three women's services, including the land army and nurses.
 Over 100000 have been exempted from national service for a variety of reasons. All who had homes to look after were automatically re- served, and over 100000 were mar ried or widowed. Many of the girls in the early twenties may have rushed of to get married just be- fore registration to avoid being called upon.
 On the other hand, every woman registered at a labor exchange as unemployed for more than 28 days Is being offered war work. Any one refusing Q job will see her benefit automatically stopped, Nearly 5000 have been notified they could take up work in another part of the country or not get any further help from the government.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-06

hair stuck up in curriers'.
 Tell e man that her new shoes hurt her feet.
 Criticize a mans relatives.
 Call 6 busy man at his office and ask him to run an unimportant CT. rand for her.
 Say T told you 70" when . man nays no attention to her advice and suffers for 1t.
 Take 6 bored, oh-yeah attitude toward mans extravagant coin' plimentS.
 Accept an invitation for . man without consulting his wishes.
 Tell e man with Q hang lover that he made a fool of himself at last nights party.
 Open q mans mall, or say, "WhO was that?" every time he re- ceIves telephone call.
 Disapprove of & mans choice or friends in plain language. ..
 Openly exchange 8 mans gifs to her.
 Complain of the fodo or the prices when & man takes her to dinner in 6 restaurant.
 Tell . story that gets It's humOF from making a man look silly.
 Tell how hard 8 man worked to get her-in front of the man.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-06
Bethany Girls
 In Bro0dcast

Tomorrow mornings ''EChOes of Calvary" broadcast over WATR wlIl feature the Beth- any Girls as guests, it has been announced by Rev. Mill ton S. Nilsson, conductor of the broadcast.
 The Bethany Girls are we'll known to Connecticut listen- ers. They were heard in . lengthy series of broadcasts over WDRC, Hartford, a short time ago.
 "Echoes of Calvary" reaches WATR listeners each Sunday morning at 9 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-06
Caroline Chatfield
The Unsung Heroes.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-06
Of Interest To Women

!, tance invites woman to lunch with him should be pay for it. In the circumstances you describe, the woman should politely insist on paying for her own lunch. O. When should dead, injured, or diseased limbs on ornamental trees and shrubs be removed?
 A. At any time.
 e. Is it proper to refer to 8 woman presiding officer at an en- tertainment as mistress Of cere- monies?
 A. It is not incorrect but the | term is seldom used. Master Of ceremonies and toastmaster are used for presiding officers of both sexes.
 e. How can I remove mildew stains from marriage certificate7 4. Soak one ounce of gelatin for several hours in one quart of water, and one ounce of scraped white soap | in another quart of water; mix the two solutions, and boil until dis solved. Dissolve one dram of alum | in two ounces of water and add to the above. When the mixture Is cold, decant the solution from all sediment. Apply this as coating on the paper. If the paper is in Q very bad state, @ second coat may i be applied. A little alcohol added to the solution tends to preserve it.
 c. Which of the vitamins are ini- portant in the development oi sound tooth structure?
 4. 4, c, and D. It IS also high ly important that the diet contain adequate quantities os calcium and lphoEphoruR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-06

the most popular crochet do I've ever had Xouu delighted 14nch piece that will be your dolly.
 There outer edge and 6 will be really valuable pieces of lace And isn't hard to crochet You with which out this exquisite dolly Incidentally it exact of valuable piece from private collection
 Use 1t on your mahogany table dinners uncheons As a she'll of N
 croheting instructions for the Irish Treasure Dolly (Patten NAME and ADDRESS NUMBER Anne Cabot The Waterbury Democrat lzna aaVenth Avenue. New York Ch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-06
Q MODERN MENUS Are Men The Best Cooks?
 Shay Says So
BY MRS. GAYNoR MADDOX NEA Service Staff Writer

Frank Shay, well.known Amer ican writer, thinks the best cooks are men. He has knocked about the world, eating proof Of that fact, he claims, and now turns out an appetizing book called '"The Best Men Are Cooks"
 The book is packed with recipes men will like - and women, too. What Mir. Shay has to say about tribe is important for both gour.. mets and families on low cost food budgets. "Tripe is one of those things the ladies seem to have taken scunner to-" he says. Tt Is e noble dish, emInently mascu. line, and one that can honestly be termed . cooks dish: profess sional chefs and those urSung heroes in the kitchen of Amer. lean ordinaries are often found preparing the dish solely for them selves" He gives these recipes:
 BAKED TRIPE WITH ONIONS
 Slice 2 pounds of fresh honey comb tripe or cut 1t in 2-ineh squares and fry for 5 minutes in 9 tablespoons melted butter. Place in c buttered baking dish with 2 chopped onions, 1 carrot, peeled and sliced, teaspoon sugar, and sprinkling of salt and pepper Barely cover with hot water, cov- CT dish, and bake in Q moderate oven for 2 hours. T'hicken the J. uuld with 6 little flour mixed with cold water and serve as Q gravy.
 TRIPE ZORILDA
 TWO pounds fresh honeycomh tripe, 2 tablespoons butter, 1 ta- blespoon flour, l chopped carrot 1 chopped onion, l tablespoon Of chopped parsley, vinegar, lemon juice, salt, bay leaf, 1 clove gar- lie minced.
 Wash tripe thoroughly and cov- CT with boiling water, adding teaspoon vinegar and 1 teaspoon
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-06

salt for each quart of water. Cook slowly for 2 hours, drain, dry, aad cut in pieces ? inches long and inch wide.
 Make e rich brown roux of the flour and butter; add onion. When 1t has Drowned add carrot, pars. ley,. garlic, and bay leaf. Mix well together, add tripe and 1 teaspoon lemon juice; simmer 5 minutes, then add little hot water, enough to keep all from sticking, and cook slowly 30 minutes more.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-06

Make cracks about . mans bald head.
 Tell c man he n c 6 d g c haircut.
 Say at the end of . good bye kiss, Don't forget to ? ay h c telephone bill"
 Make fun of 6 mans old girl friends.
 Let 6 man see her wear ing cold cream, or " 1t h her
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-06
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Science of Nutrition

science 0G NuStlu00
 Probably your teachings are part ly responsible for the establishment of the new school as described in clipping inclosed. (W. T.)
 Answer-The clipping says Cornell university is establishing school of nutrition, where a two-year course leading to the degree of master of science in nutrition will be offered students who have completed three years of college work.
 Dropsy
 Please write something on dropSy, cause, diet, etc. Case am interested in caused by a fall injuring the heart, followed b ytwo years of ane- mia. (C. M. E.)
 Arswer-Dropsy or edema, swell. ing of the body from accumulation of water In tissues, occurs in con- sequence of many different diseases of kidneys, heart, liver, etc., and 1t would be unwise for the layman to even attempt to diagnose or treat such disease or to monkey with diet.
 CVD
 Few years ago doctor advised that if I did not make change in my mode of living my heart would eventually give out. It did.to . con- siderable degree. Then I sent for your book CVD. It has been highly helpful to me-ai1d my doctor says your teachings are excellent for me to follow. q. W)
 Answer-Glad to mail the booklet CVD (cardiovascular degeneration, heart-artery wearing ouD on request if you inclose ten cents and stamped envelope bearing your address. Copyright, l94l, John P. Dille Col
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-06

long time to complete an expert mental investigation of the question in human nutrition. Meanwhile, as already mentioned, 1t can do no ha1ne, may build up vite and general functional efficiency, to supplement the ordinary diet with these foods if one is afflicted with achro- motrichia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-06
MONDAYS MENU

BREAKFAST: Stewed prunes with orange juice, oatmeal muf. fins, marmalade, coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Split pea soup, whole wheat toast, shredded cabbage and pineapple salad, tea, milk.
 DINNER: Fruit cup, tripe with onions, mashed potatoes, corn on cob, plum pie, coffee, milk.