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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
County Purchases
3 Dump Trucks.
Tractor Grader

Contracts fer the purchase II
three dump truck. and = tractor
grader were awarded Monday
afternoon Nv the county commits
siensr. after receiving .dvics from
the county engineer |. % which
81 several bids Nss the most sd-
vsntsgeeus % the county.
tn. grader contract as award.
% q Western rraetor and Equip-
naent &C. Seattle. On bid Of
- az 80 for q Cs,errillsr Diesel
trsctor-tyrs grader.
On. lower bid. s. sso offer
by Columbia Equipment Co. Port
land. for q grader which did not
meet specifications Wa rejected
~ IN. commissioner. On sdvios
Of the county engineer.
Contract for purchase ~ the
three dump trucks vas awarded 10
international Harvester. Tseons.
on a net bid Of 50 ace 80 for three
international trucks.
Two lower bids on Dodge trucks,
one lower bid on GMc trucks and
on. lower bid on Mack trucks were
rejected for several reasons. chief
~ failure 10 meet specifications oI
longer delivery date
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Placement Bureau
Temporarily Moved

Headquarters Of the College OF
Puget Sound placement bureau
moved TO Spokane Tuesday 10 re-
main through the meeting Of the
Washington Education association.
In the party leaving Tuesday were
Or. X. l.. Powell. professor Of sdu-
cation and director OF the place
msnt bureau; Richard ID. Smith,
field secretary; Miss Grace John
son. secretary of the bureau. and
o. d. Hite. assistant professor Of
education. DIR. John ID REGISTER,
dean OF the college left for spossns
yesterday.
Purpose of the Spokane t1p II
TO assist graduates Of the College
Of Puget Sound to obtain teaching
positions and look up student pros
poets. The party will return Fri
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Fawn and Bobcai
Die in Park Zoo

iMs behind the screens and ears
Of the BOO at Point Defiance park
goes on much according 10 normal
pattern.
Tn. .pnnr report Of Head Roo
keeper oscar NJ. Olson shows news
restricted 10 the following prinei'
pal items
A new fawn ct the park died
last year,
A bobcat tangled UP with some
ptomains and died.
The swan that got spring fever
and suddenly decided 10 take off
on an -speitionary Night 10 s,ili
missing. last seen March a..
The exhibit Of ph.assn,s and
psafowl. Olson oplnes. 10 the best
In 20 years. Some Of the parks
phssssnts have been exchanged
for pesfowl from Priest Point park
at Olympia and some exchanging
~ birds has been going on with
the state game farm.
Aside from all that. there Isn't
much news a. the 200.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Officers Elected
AiFirsi Baptist

Members OF the First Baptist
church elected officers Monday
evening in the church chapel With
the pastor, the Rev. Walter o,
Nacoskey. presiding. Results OF
the election ar. as follows;
Deaeons: Frank Gregg. George
Weisssr. DIR. J. X. Hendry. Robert
Hennins. Arthur Asybes. elects
Watson and Leonard Gustsfson.
The latter was voted to fill out
an unexpired term Of one year.
Deseonesses; Mesdsmss v. r,
Hews. Arthur Maybe. I'D Watts,
Annie Reutsl. T. p. Hanson. and
George weisser.
Trustees. Carl Parks. DIR. For
dyoe johnson. Ben Brandt and
Dave Peterson.
Ralph BersEren and Miss Nurisl
Woods were elected to the board OF
education: Harry Esborg Wa
named clerk, Mrs. c. o. Bishop
benevolent treasurer; Clifford FL
der. treasurer; Miss Evelyn Al
corn. financial secretary. and
Ralph Cheney. school superin-
+ tendent.
Delegates To the Tacoma Bsp-
! list council are Mrs. T. +. Han
son. Miss Florence Danforth. Mr.
and Mrs. elects Watson. Nj. and
Mrs. Charles Spencer and Mr.. sne
Ara. G. y. Siler.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Will Improve
Its Roadbeds
Milwaukee Line
Lists Projects

n anticipation q heavy traffic
Increases dus u emergencies u
national defense. the Milwaukee
road hss Programmed springtims
rosdbed Improvements Of unusu-
ally large proportions, Il ~ss an
nouneed Tuesday BY y. A Ryan.
general manager o. the western
Ines
Between Tacoma and Morton a
ss-nsn gsng ~1ll soon begin re-
nev1ng ties ard levslins track
RYAN ssid.
Other projects include replace
rnent ~ f2-mils stretch IN Mon
tsna with new and heavier steel.
with = BOSNIAN Esng expected 70
accomplish the work in the record
time Of so DAYS; a 6o-msn gang
employed on the South Dakota
rosdbed; maintenance crews 10
work on bridges. buildings and con-
struction throughout the system.
The railroads OF the L. s. have
pledged there will be no DELAY in
the flow Of national defense trsf-
fic,' Ryan said. and we intend TO
have the Milwaukee road in shape
to handle its share OF the job
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Doubleday Case
Finally Closed

Final chapter in an involved
three year criminal prosecution
against Robert 6 Doubleday. IS
year-old Tacoma free lance writer.
was apparently written into the
Pierce county court records Tues
day in Judge Remains superior
court when Doubleday pleaded
guilty with deferment Of sentence
for one year.
Doubleday was charged with
appropriating 10 his own U.s. SIS. 900
+ in United States bonds. while act
ing as administrator OF the estates
OF the late Bridget A. and Dominic
McFsdden.
Tried in June. 1898, Doubleday
was found guilty by jury in
Judge Remains court on June 10.
1885. with the state saying the
incorporation ceurred on
November s. 1888.
4 Dominic McFadden died in 1898,
prior TO November. and Briset A.
McFadden died In 1887. Double
day maintained that the bonds
were given him by Bridget in pay
ment for services rendered 10
Dominic when he was alive.
F. Doubleday was not permitted. on
ruling Of Judge Remain. 10 testify
about q conversation with Bridget
who had died before the trial. An
appeal on his ruling was taken BY
Doubleday to the state supreme
court, which reversed Judge
Remains ruling.
Doubleday would have been per-
mitted TO give this testimony
Tuesday had he chosen 10 stand
trial. Instead he pleaded guilty
thus apparently terminating the
prosecution.
There were no heirs 10 the
estate Of the McFaddens and the
estate would have eschsated TO the
state. Attorneys representing the
estate wrote 10 Deputy Prosecutor
Hugo Metzler, Jr.. asking for dis
misssl of the prosecution.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Old Airport Lights
Go 10 4lsi Division

Thanks TO tho generosity 81 the
county eommisxionsrs. soldiers n
IN. <ist division will soon Enjoy
night baseball.
FlOo6lights once ussd al Tacoma
field nov nechoTd fisldi have
been lent BY the commissioners
for installation al the Csmg
Murray ball psrs II vas dlseiossd
Tuesday BY Capt. Kan Hsmpisr
athletic and recreation officer.
Further aid 10 the project vas
Indicated In q willingness. u the
scbooi board 10 make . similar
loan Of fioodiiKhts 6ismsaiisd
from Lincoln bDy1
IN. tist dislsOn bal grounds
are already squippsd with
bissehsfs % accommodate. 5000
persens.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
russsAL' sravIcss

Ih.as. N. Chfistoffsrsss We'd.
nssdsy, y. m. Piper chapel. Rev.
Elmer Paulson officiating inter
mept, Tacoma eemstsfy.
Hsnry krSsl.L "wednesday. II
a m. Buckley King rhspsi. Rev.
Arthur Bell Officiating intsrmsnt
Calvary esrnstsry.
Han. Walter Hs.mss-ea We'd
nssdsy. p m. from the nsliiBssr
chapel. tina Rev Harry J htsti
officiating. Psilbsarsrs named are
Peter Hansen. n c. Euehson. y.
gnmstsad. T siysrtssn. Peter sol
berg add ~ Dahl Cremation slil
follow
Ibon=. Henry o'Bryaa Wed
nssdsy. ; 20 y 70 ffom thu Mel
llnEsr chapel. the Rev / O shaw
officiating in ehArxs u the grave
SIDE ceremonies a. N~s Tseoms
esfnsisfy all 10 Wild wsst rast
No 81. Veterans - Foreign Wars
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09

HelY se<s services - ths Rory
ts-.tsr. essns -nnsaeses unssf
tesns sren-cFshsp af rseors ccun.
81 - chnrxhe. .rs The Young
Nsns ard Youna wems~s e-srss.
tan Associations epenss Tuesday
neon ~fth me Rss. y. c>eFss CaH-
ninfh.m e speaker
us tepie sss -ts~s fns Great
Tesehss N Witch ~ pointed eut
N. savers Ia, wsss ~as taken
~ n lnsifuetlnE tsoss ~ha ~ers
te e.,aellsh The chrl.slar fsssh.
TIE Rev. e~oss. Y. nsrsen prs-
sided Music ~ss sapriiet ny Z
sexte, from Lincoln high ssscal
Claytcn Johnsca. instructor ~
music st ssssian hsah sAcos.
played tns e~asr ueeers ~ere
furnished ~ p1r.t nsptl.s church
Wednesdays meeting. sfs>ins
81 - 10 p n. IN n<sss sss Rev.
Charles r. hsais>f. rector ~
Church 81 the aoly cemmursca.
.s speaker. 9th Ne nsv Rev
leslie smith presiding Music eli
hs furnished ~ the IAss~s Nus.
cal siuh vita Mrs.. y. l. wwdee
81 The esnss. Membership - rSrss
chrs-tlss church ~iil supply IN
ushsfs.
ssy~sees viti sratta6ss - -
ams time sAr.sssh friday
II you're not using n. ssii u vsek
Eass. sfl.n Ts~sa Mat "A
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Report April Is
For Grand Jury

To report al $50 .. m. ON April
10. q new federal grand jury was
selected Monday afternoon in the
court OF Federal Judge Lloyd l.
Black.
Those drawn were: Aubrey NJ
Griffin. MonteHano. Charlie O.
Marvin. 6s15 So. Warner st Marie
Garrison. 53ii So. Lawrence Vt
Thomas DeBalt. Puyallup: John W
Brady. 5ii Es. 2sth st Martin ~
Marker. 1871 rawestt av. ;
Adolph Msrtell. Vancouver: Sadie
l. Shade. e2i7 Park ave: Harry
C. Hin. Vancouver: George T.
Hagen. Estonvill.: John Lang.
so+t Es. ID st. Alice ". Hsskin.
6ti5 so. Gov. 81 Rollin u. OIL.
man. Puyaliup: Samuel u. Morris.
t727 So. Washington 81 , William
G. Graham. Castle Rock. Harry ~
kreid.r. s305 ia. J st Mercy
forseth. 5eo7 SO. Yakima Az. I;
Morris ID. West. so4s A ~ Thso-
dore c. Ksgsrics. 270l 80. <sth st /.
Seth J. Arnold. Ostrander.
Ivar Carlson. lpt5 Fswostt ave I:
Darrell X Cook 1871 so. 45th 81 /:
Chester y. Benjamin. 1920 so.
s2d st. George Young. Shelton /.
Leo J. Hague. 1901 Puyallup ave /.
l. h. Jones, centralia. Clarence
Glenn. Montssano. Mary Lsybold,
1919 Pacific ave. Avis Dorfn.r.
25i7 So j ST ". s Nash. Shelton
Harry y Marks. 1897 SO. X st,
Harley r. Young. ITO la s5th 81 /.
Robert IS. Pierce. 1921 SO. cuah.
man ave X. W Craig. Hoquism.
T. p. Roeder. s0i5 No. 18th 81 /.
Walter Dingsr. 1918 SO. 42d 1t I.
Helen G.. Harris. ss0s So. J st !.
l.. n hcHurrsy. Olympia Elisa.
beth PurviSnos. Vancouver. and
Franz. l. Bostvtck, Olympia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Winthrop Changes
STARTS on PAaE o>E

fad rasEsanine. have already ben
ordered A plan 81 Hedernir.tioa
- TIE recnns hss also hen launch
q. Rooms ~in 10 redsecFstsd snd
showers ~lll ,. Installed TIE med
srnlzsticn program ~iIl sxtend
also 10 n. Kitchens ana te ths
catering department
Ths rec president suppressed
optimism for tss hes.is future
remarked that Business IT the
psesen, tim. is exceptionally fesd
Increased business n. s.id.
makes u possible For the beard %
authoriss the ncdsrnirsticn Pc
gram and Ne hope that secn ss
shall have made n. wnthrop an
establishment Il which rsecmsns
viii be proud"
Other officers ami directors Of
IN. corporation ~ers reelected.
They include Corydon wagner. VIC.
president. v .. Hin. secretary.
treasurer. Hayward Ayres man
aging director. John = Baker.
u. A Rhodes. u. c. sshnn. Scott
z. henderson and J. l. Carmen.
H,. directors
The board passed . resolution
prsisina Rhodes for his many
years service a. president There
fore. be II resolved We do here
hy record sincere admiration and
gratitude FOR the conscientious
efficient and anselfish services
rendered BY Hsnry A. Rhodes te
Hotel winthrop and " the com.
munity; and =. that We record
our appreciation cf the fact that
he has consented 10 continue as .
member Of the board of directors
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Braden Checking
On Recreaiional
Facilities Here

Further steps II coordination =.
civilian ard sruy recr.stionsl se-
Invites were heinE takes Tuesday
BY ecstscts which George W
Rraden vas making with Tscoms
ard army recreation officials and
joint committees
Brsden. frequent visitor in
Tscoms for years. n western rep
res.nt.tive q the National Recres-
ton association and periodically
comes north from Pasadena 70
check through western states OF
organizing reereationsl facilities
He came 70 Tscons last October
70 assist in first steps toward PRE-
psring for the large army sxpsn-
SION a. nearby posts. and returned
again Monday. conferrinE with
Mayor Harry T. Cain. Supt. How
ard Good Of the city schools and
with park official. and WPA rec
reation directors.
He met AZ the Y. NJ c. A. Tues
dsy morning with the mayor 8
social and recreation clearing COM
mittee. the group appointed to
pass on and promote proper pro-
srsmmins OF social and recres.
tionsl activities having 10 DO with
army personnel
Rrsden reserved Tuesday after
noon for visit to Camp Murray
and conferences with officials
there.
He will be q speaker Tuesday
evening at the meeting Of the
Lincoln Citizens club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09


Colled TO the eolors FOR
octive duty. Lieut.. Robert S
Dodds reported Tuesdoy TO no.
vol reserve headquarters oi
Seottle.
A resident Of Tooonao since
1910, Dodds hos been o sto-
tistieol engineer for the Poetic
Telephone & Telegraph Co. FOL
the post "a yeors.
In oddition TO his novel re
serve octivity. Dodds olso i,
regional vice commodore o.
the SEQ Scouts ond on en,hu
sIostie yochtsnon.
Dodds' home IS Of 1919 Porl
owe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
JOHN y. pi.AskovIon

John u. Blaskovlch. -. 81 17iD
No. 3xd st. died Monday morning
at a local hospital Born In Jnxo-
slavia. he had lived here for 80
years and wss a member u NJ
Patricks church. Surviving are
his pifs, Anna N on. son. Dick Of
San Pedro. Calf one daughter,
Mrs. Lena Hodmsn Of Tacoma.
two brothers. Nick ~ Tae0ms and
Vlnosnt u San francisco, five
grandchildren and two great grand
children. funsrsl announcement
BY gaffnsy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
205ih Will Shift
To Crays Harbor
FORT LEVI

FORT LEWIS - bnti-slrcraft
guns and giant sesrehhghis of the
2O5th Coast Artillery Will be shift
ed TO Crsys Harbor Thursday
where q twO-day defense problem
will BE- worked out by the 500 Of
fe.rs and men Of the organization.
Firing point vii b. near Cray
lands. With n. troops nrng real
bullets from 80 oaiiber machine
guns Later. probably within the
next tao wseks. the zOsth viii re-
turn 10 Crsylsnds 70 fire N. lsrzs
thrse-ineh snti-sirorsft guns ar
eording 70 Col. Edward {. Dohm
q Olympia. commander.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Pacific First F FEDERAL
Shows Savings Growth

Pacific First Federal Savings,
in releasing its statement for the
first three months Of ls4l. shows
a net increase IN insured savings
totsling $500 e96 81. J. T. s. Lyle
president. said today.
Pacifie's assets now are well in
excess Of le million dollars. and
true surplus reserves are NOR.
than a million dollars According
to officials Of IN. company. a pros
porous year 10 Indicated by the
number. size and type Of new in
sured savings accounts being re-
ceived.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Siillman 10 Talk
To Chest Workers

Charles C. stiilmsn. director of
the school Of social administration,
Ohio state university. will he In
Tacoma Wednesday and will speak
to q group Of Community Chest
and Council Worker, a. = p m. In
Weyerhaeuser hall Of the YwCA
stllmsn for many years was
executive Of the Grand Rapids
Mich Community chest and has
held important public welfare
posts N Ohio, For the past 10
years no has been training young
men for Community Chest work.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Lecture Series
Comes 10 Close
Speaker Advocates
Federated Europe

pros. Lander A. Msnder ~ the
University 81 Washington. lecturer
81 TIE Tsimud TersA synsrcsus
Monday night advocated . fedsr-
stsd Eurcps a. the cniv solution
q free the world frem TIE thrsiis
aosn q power peilties which All
\. possels only u Britain and
the dsmoerssies ~tn ths ar
"A Man federation ~ Earers
car caly bring sns'avsmsnt and
.ahjusstlcn II hesrstinns- said
Pref. nsndss. adding ,hs, n such
. federation we're achieved. thsre
would he no hos< Ter ninofs,iss
n. described the background ~
minority status IN Europe. the rsss
~ nstionsn.m ana the struggle
for power that followed
Prof. Ruth Swanson rrsnes n
rscific Lutheran college. ~he
shared the program With Prot
Nsnaer. declared. Unless eut
country 10 safe FOR differences. u
10 not safe fer anything
she slsus>sd the role ~ mi.
noritiss In this country, pelntsns
out the various cultural eon,fiea'
tlons which Immigrants hsss
brought with than and The Dc
selopmsnt 81 greater understand
ing % the immigrants and that
problems,
The program concluded th'
Talmud rorsh eight setur>
seriss. arranged ny Haen n
TRIGGER.
Music VAS furnished es M
sih-lIsns. directed BY rr,is Hsrnt
sen. Judge Ernest ~. Care
brought srset,nHs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
May Charge z Men
As Drunken Drivers

Two motorists faced drunken
driving charges Tuesday.
J. NJ. Miller was arrested early
Tuesday after an accident in which
his car struck a truck
Joe SnArski. IS. and . woman
listed as Jane Doe were booked
Monday night after snsrski re-
portedly drove into a construction
project on Puysllup ave.
Witnesses against SBafski wer.
Ivan Mccarthy. special night
Waterman for tn. Northern Pacific
railroad, and Charles Thomson Of
Seattle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
SIeepIess Nights

Da~sess ssy fflss t.ihrys saat.is - ssil>s
- uaT t@t,ss - litsFs ~A4ss hsip ~ PARTY "a.
t.fsf sd d1st s.fs fi.ht Ia - a. -
asar lsspis have - e. - fi.ts tf@f<as
- sssafy bas~afas "a sfi.sftifx - tlaafslas
sssnsstshFs s1p@s N.sss = aassl<ftlax sTaex
sift 80 ssdnsgs - tlsadsr D1A nexisss
q saa-'isiiss So 80 Fsi-.s.s f..sf.i sI<ss.
bssseEesas nssftsf - F.sasla IL ysssf btsd. i
aasI sAse sass.s nssflss t4sAasLs, f.saIastss
ssias, 20 Estss. 80 Il psp ssf ssvsy.
s-ssihx. p1tls<<s ssssss tha sxs ksss4.ai -
shd clssiasss.
Fii.. lassd slsss...fsiiy ~ nillisss - asss 70
Fssrs. Itsp ElFs hsrpy fsiisf ss1 -iii h<ip
tss ~ s.iise = <dNsg fils.ss eissa aslt t1,srs~
- sssss ifsu yo-f bl>>d. Css Dssss fll<
cav
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Fail 10 Find Body

Dragging operations conducted
Monday BY Deputy Sheriff. Art
vsrco and Lawrence Bunes for
the body o. Esnsel Hslstrlm. VINO
drowned in American lsk. Sunday.
we're abandoned Tuesday. The body
has not bsen recovered.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Obituary N Offices
HENRY A. CHAPMAN

Henry A. Chapman. 81. 81 1877
Fswe.tt ave. died Monday might
Of |. local hospital. A naiiys Of
Illinois. he had lived here for 70
years and was a World war ystsr'
an Surviving are one brother, y J
Chapman Of New York city. and
one sister. Mrs G, Gutenberg Of
Quincy. III Funeral announcement
by I.Nnn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Now Many Wear
FALSE Teeth
With More Comfort

yAsTEETH. flssssst si.sIss fsss-
go paadsf helfs fsss fssfs asefs
frm.f To 81 fals 49, isasa sHa
sfsafsF sseafatp 49, - asafH fhs saffF
snd sis1raafsrt - sHEbIas farzlas
saEblnF fsiss fssfn sgfinhis Fszf Eiafs
Elh gAPFEEGn Sc samaH. $50.
pHsIy tssis - fss'ss tless 80 49,
chsrss psfs sGsr~ Get fAHffsfH
a. HnF ffaE sfefs fsaf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
SOLDIER BOOKED

James Msczowsh, soldier. Was
arrested on a charge Of disorderly
conduct Tuesday morning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11

The reason for this journalist
callv historic situation lay in the
fact that. enthroned on the opPo-
site side OF the sun-bsket courts,
was the international Glsmor Girl
Of all time She was, Of course,
the Bsltimore-born Dutehess Of
Windsor. The Woman Love
And she had on a chslk-striped,
psle-blus doeskin suit which at
tracted 20 much attention that. q
seven women spectators whom I
questioned afteryard. only two
could tell me who had the tennis
matches.
Spectators with open lips, cram
ing necks and stumbling feet NOV
ed slowly past the box where the
Duchess was ensconeed with Mrs.
Buchanan Merriman 1.-THE Dutch
ess' Aunt Bess OF BaltimoreD and
other members OF the official
party. Envious feminine eyes APP
praised not only the chalk-strlped
pale blue doeskin. but the match
ing blue skull-cap. the jeweled
earrings and the jeweled spray on
the Dutchess' right lapel.
Next day. before noon. every
yard OF chalk-striped. pale blue
doeskin in Nassau shops had been
sold. BY afternoon, gew-gaws APP
peared uniformly on right lspels
where only yesterday they had
been worn on left lapels. Skull
caps blossomed And that eve
ming. in the lobby OF the British
Colonial, a CRAVING post-debutante
from New York was heard 10 say:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
Nassau Society BeaeS After Half Year With Duke and DncheS
Tots Should Be
Taught NeatneSS

Ire smart mother who firmly
intends that her small daughter
viii grow N u be an attractivs
Young woman. II not great
beauty. instils IN the child. be-
fore she IS :. sound habits Of good
grooming.
The youngster IS taught 10
brush her teeth properly and 70
use a mouth wash In the morning
and at night and. Il she comes
home from school at noon, after
lunch as well.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
.TODAY'S
RECIPES

CUSHION SHOULDER ROAST
I cushion shoulder
Salt and pepper
!. n. ground lamb
4, cup fine dry bread crumbs
!. cup water
small onion. grated
egg
: tb~p~. butter
Nave eush on style lamb
shoulder prepared al the market,
with one side left open for insert
ing stuffins. Season inside and
out with salt and pepper. FIN
with . stuffing made from the
other ingredients, seasoned with
salt and pepper. carefully COM
bined. Sew or skewer open side.
Place roast with skin side up on
rack in open roasting pan. Roast
In slow oven 300 deg. FL until
done. Allow about forty minutes
per pound.
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LEARNS To LIKE
HER DAILY BATH

She Is encouraged 10 enjoy her
nightly bath. As soon as she can
handle a brush. she is taught to
brush her own hair before going
10 bed. She cleans her fingernails
with & cotton-tipped orange stick
when she washes her hands before
meals. Because her mother has
figured out a system whereby no
soap ever gets into her eyes. the
child enjoys weekly shampoo.
On the theory that q child
won't bite or pick at a nail which
is entirely comfortable. experts
agree that nail biting often can
be cured by the simple expedient
of a semi-weekly manicure.
After they have been trimmed
with scissors the nails should he
filed gently with an emery board
TO eliminate all rought edges.