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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
In Major Leagues
TODAY

ST. LOUIS St. Louis Car
dinals. trailing the Brooklyn
Dodgers by two full games. Fri
day matched their sensational
rookie southpaw Howard Pollet,
against the veteran right handler,
Curt Davis, in an effort 10 climb
back into the National league
pennant fight.
A crowd of about 10000 was
on hand to witness the second of
the three game series in Sports
mans park which will go a long
wa in deciding the pennant
winner. The weather was clear
and warm with a brisk breeze from
the east.
The score by innings at press
time was:
Dodgers ,............... oO0 Us
Cards .............. O20 q
Bats: Pollet and Mancuso; owen
and Davis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
Reds Report
Leningrad
Front Gains
Germon. Rumonion
Troops Detected
In South Sector
BULLETIN

MOSCOW $. A. LOxovsky,
Soviet press spokesman. said
tonight that German, Il suffer
Ing losses AS never before in
the battle for Jeningrad In an
attempt To win a speedy deci-
sion, which IL impossible"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13

nsror- Derng reisss@o N /. sss,.-y
sonktfuclsd experimental LAKE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13

President Roosevelt announced
Thursday night In . rsalo broad
cast tina, tins army snd navy pa
troll had been ordered IN s,.oot on
sight shooting first. BE ssid ks
ssntsd peace Dsf nat ~ tins price
LONDON Lard Hsisfs<. British
smh.sssdor 20 the United states
said friday IN tns first sfflsisi
comment an President Hoossssifs
declaration that u made plain that
ihs people 81 Amsslss viii sever
silo~ A1olf Hltiss " s<hssys
world mastery
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First game.
Boston 900 lO2 O00-3 . o
Pittsburgh 2O3 600 O1N-6 IL =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
Daily ShOy'f Story
winning Rider

lstill quoting. II flowed through
Tod Sloans hands and thighs as
he crouched over his horses
shoulders and held his heart be-
tween his legs and thought like
the horse thought because he was
part Of the horse.
Johnny knew that feeling He'd
felt II, on a lot Of days He, had
felt II when he hadn't any right 10
feel II. when his head was fuzzy
with stale liquor and ne staggered
as he walked But when he threw
his leg over his mount, there IT
was. Mastery.
Johnny thought bitterly. why
hadn't somebody told him? He
was only a kid then. He hadn't
thought anything OF consequences,
He thought consequences was just
a word they'd put i'm the dictionary
10 make hard guys soft And to-
morrow? Tomorrow. then. was
uSt a word YOU thought of when
ever YOU said, to-day
He was like any other champion.
He thought he'd stay a champion
all the rest OF mis- life. He didn't
know then that a real champion
always thought like a champion
and acted like a champion. He
had once heard Mr. Bryan Field,
express il in some kind of a for
elgn language.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07

Gen. Hugh =. Johnson.
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
Jim Struggles
To Save Ko|u

"The Swim TO Safety is the
title Of the latest episode in The
Adventures of Jungle jim TO be
heard over Station WJBK at 11:30
a. m. tomorrow.
Having temporarily, at least,
disposed OF his arch-enemy. Bull
Thorson, by binding. gagging and
locking him securely in his own
house. Jungle Jim is faced with
the dire necessity of getting the
wounded Kolu back to Kenedy's
ship. where medical attention can
be given Koiu's wounds.
Jim skillfully guides Kitty and
Lii through the circle of guards
surrounding Thorson's estate and
out into the Jungle beyond At
the first flash of dawn the follow
ing day Jim leaves Kitty and Lii
safety hidden on the edge of the
Jungle. warning them TO remain
hidden and not TO make a sound,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07

adding that he will return at mid
night. Then. after quick glance
up and down the beach. Jim
makes hurried break from the
jungle and dashes into the surf to
attempt the herculean task Of
swimming half way around the
island and approaching Captain
Kenedy's ship from the sea.
Hear the broadcast on Station
WJBk tomorrow and surr-tO
see the Jungle Jim" action pic
lures in full color, in The Comic
Weekly with this Sundays Times,
The radio program is based on this
famous Sunday Times adventure
feature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07

ging his tail. Now he was through
drinking for sure. No more foT
him. Eddie Brighton stood at the
bar.
Gee. Johnny" he said.
thanks. You sure learned me
something. Have a drink. oh,
I forgot. You don't drink no
more. We'll, have a soda. And,
bartender give me one. too"
Winning Rider! Johnny was
thinking. pretty girls and hand
some clothes and hubby that
tickles your nose. He'd had them
all right in his lap again. And
he'd drunk them out again.
The bartender was holding out
a handful of money and smiling
Johnny took the money and pushed
il into his pocket.
"Give me-" he ordered. "a
brandy. Straight"
THE END.
Tomorrow short story:
Trouble With Susie" by
William 4. LeVinson.
Gen. Hugh =. Johnson.
Americas Fighting Thinker"
NIrsfoa n.tI.s g.. e. Tg.....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
EYES HIM SHARPLY

That afternoon when he weighed
in for the first race, the efficia
eyed him sharply.
! Better take II easy, Johnny.
Liquor don't mix with horses"
Johnny had laughed. I'm turn
ing i'm six more winners today"
he'd boosted.
And he'd gone ON drinking anC
bringing in the winners. One
winner. A drink of brandy. Two
winners. A drink of brandy
When he brought in the sixth--the
twelfth i'm a ToW-he thought he
was floating. And when he rode
back for them 10 hang a flower
horseshoe over his horses neck,
he fell off the horse.
They'd set him down for two
years. And when he could ride
again. they wouldn't give him a
mount
1t had been like that ever since
He'd get a mount once in a while
Just often enough TO keep him
going. And he brought most of
them home in front because he
could still ride.
Well. maybe somebody'd give
him one today and he'd come
home in front and owners would
say. Il guess Johnny Jones has
learned his lesson. He hasn't had
"A drink IN Two years-he says. /
guess I'll give him Jontague in
the sixth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07

Inventions We've All Been
Waiting For. The Shocking
Stocking" Designed to Electro
cute Indiscreet Mice; the "Sad-
die Paddle" for Timid Swim
mers; the "Stop-Snore" for
Promoting Domestic Harmony;
and Other Revolutionary Gsdg-
ets-Described, Discussed and
Analysed by Inez Robb, Popular
Feature Writer. Don't Miss Her
InimltabIe Comments in The
American Weekly. the Magazine
Distributed With This Sundays
Issue of The Detroit sunday
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07

He slid off the rail and walked
toward the stables. He was ar
athlete in miniature. little bis
man. His shoulders were Slopinf
and broad, his arms wiry with
muscle, his waist like a girls, his
legs slender and strong with q
grip in the thighs. His face
though. was lined and scanned. lie
weighed % pounds.
He went 10 the Stern stables
where they were cooling out Storm
Warning. Mr.. Stern stood watch.
ing hBn and Johnny said cockily
'sfou got YOU boss there, MIR.
stern. He's n stake boss, II L
ever saw one. And I've seen
plenty. I'd like to ride him, Mr..
stern"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
DIDN'T HAVE 1T THEN

Mr.. Field had called it "noblesse
.oblige' and Johnny had asked him
what II meant and Mr.. Field had
told him. He said IL was the re-
Sponsibility that went with all
true greatness.
Well, Johnny didn't have II
then. Life was too much like the
bubbles in champagne. Life was
pretty women and swell clothes
and valet and the bubbly water
that tickled your nose and stayed
with you for a week.
IT Was a laugh that all the dis
aster hit him on his biggest day
1t was at Belmont. II was the day
he rode u winners in row, siS
that day. six the day before
There it was, right down in the
record books.
And if he died tomorrow. they
could never take that away from
him. 1t would be there as lone
as they raced thoroughbreds ano
as long as there was ink TO print
lit on paper. Johnny Jones rode
II consecutive winners in 1896.
That was day. The night be,
fore, he'd celebrated his first sis
winners with a sweet little chlorine
Her name was Mayor was Il
Flo or Geraldine? Anyhow, she
was sweet and she liked the
bubbly. They'd got lit. Good anc
lit. And that morning. he'd had L
have a drink. Not bubbly. Brandy
II lifted him right off the bed. L
made him own the world
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07

"You young fool" he grated,
"you're goin' the way I did.
Stick with that and you'll be a
bum. Lay Oft II and you'll stay
mp there on the top. You take
IL from me-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
By Walt Disney
Efficiency Man
Not All Is Different

IERE pleasant little game that will message
every day 1t numerical puzzle designed to spell out
your your II the
If the number is g.
your number Start at the upper
hand rectange and check OF
right read the the letters
the checked figures give YOU ~
Copyrsht b. wuam FestoresI -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Lock Up MyHeart
BY ROB EDEN
CHAPTER TWENTY SEVEN

CHAPTER TWENTY SEVEN
Mark apparently didn't want 10
talk. He grasped the wheel firmly
in his hand and drove steadily to-
ward the beach. Cam respected his
mood. and was silent, too.
From time to time she glanced
sideways at his lean, sun-tanned
cheek but his eyes never wayered
as they looked straight ahead. in
tent on evading traffic.
Finally. when they had reached
lonely road that skirted along
the edge OF the palisades. he pulled
the car off to the side and stopped.
He half slumped down over the
wheel and stared out at the sea.
his whole figure rejecting discour-
agement Unable to stand the
silence any longer. Cam finally
spoke
Congratulations. read about
your engagement in the paper this
morning
I deserve congratulations. don't
- His voice was edged with but
terness
That's all I've been hearing all
day. The phone ringing. friends
calling to congratulate me and
wondering, but not daring TO say
il night out. who in the world Lucia
Fleming is. ] haven't helped them.
either by explaining. I'm afraid
I've been pretty much OF a boor."
Why, aren't you happy about
it," Cam asked. in surprise. Il
thought you'd be overjoyed. Peopl.
usually are when they set the date
for their wedding. aren't they"
you don't think I'm really in
love with Lucia. do you >"
Why, what else would I think
when you're gong 10 marry her
You must known what you want
10 do"
That's just the trouble do
know what ! want 10 do. but
can't Lucia Is Matchmaking m.
into marrying her"
"Blackmail ,"
That shocks you. doesn't IL.
its fine thing for 80 called
gentleman 10 say about his nsnce.
But Il unfortunately - the truth
4 I don't understand. Marx
How could she blackmsil you 80
Just Ike Lefty Sidel and Dutch
Collier are trying 10 bIsckmail me
She's lot smarter than Aunt
Elizabeth or 7 gave her credit for
being She's snooped around. found
out who or Mr. sawyer ss ". We
called Dale - and how he hap
pens 10 be there
Somehow she pieced u all to-
gsther. she sprung IL on my aunt
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fluffy. Add eggs. one 81 nms.
beating after each addition until
fluffy. Stir In vanilla. Add flour
mixture alternately with bananas.
a small amount At a tins. beating
after each addition until smooth
Turn into 2 veil CREASED s-ineh
layer cake pans. Bake IN modsfsis
oven 1913 - about 20 minutes
or until cake 10 done. Hssss !
cake
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17

50 suddenly that she admitted II
vas true. She didn't realize that
Lucia was only guessing
Having admitted II 10 her. now
Lucia has the upper hand and she
intends to exact her pound Of
flesh"
But but couldn't you pay her
to be quiet? >"
I've offered her money any
thing she wants But IL seems that
what she wants Is me ! suppose
should feel flattered. although
I'm far from that. I've never been
so low in my life To have this
happen when I've just discovered
that love someone else"
That does compllcate things !
know how IT Ia to be In love with
someone. and know that you
haven't an earthly chance Of ever
doing anything about it
You're In love. too 80 Marx
turned and faced her. Then Why
are you unhappy about II You
haven't any such complications as
! have in your way
He laughed. bitterly. turned and
looked out again at the breakers
crashing onto the sand far below
And I'm in love with you Isn't
that a joke / realized Il when
Lucia walked in on me and put her
proposition 10 me. bluntly and
without choice.
Il realized then that had been
thinking Of you almost constantly
since l first saw you Why, do you
know what ] vas doing IN my
studio when Lucia came vas
drawing a sketch Of YOU from
memory. and IL must nav. been
pretty good because she recognized
who 1t was Immediately.
Il know ! haven't the right 10
say this to you. Cam. especially
when you've just told me you love
someone ELSE. but do love you.
Id be the happisst man In IN.
world II could marry you. Now.
I've said il and you can think me
cad u you wish ! had 70 gei II
out d my system
II he hadn't turned away he
would have seen her eyes shining
through her tears. and a happy
light on her fac.
Marx MARI she whispered.
softly. sh. put out her hand tim
I IDLY and touched ths sleeve o; his
I coat.
"Yss7" he turned quickly - her
touch and read her confesslon IN
her eyes.
Suddenly Ma arms went around
her and he strained her against
him as he kissed her .y.s her
cheeks. her lips.
Daring" he murmur.d You
DO love me. too. don't you How
blind I've been. sitting here. pour
ing out my troubles 10 you. feel
Continued On psg. IL. Column g.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17

Fufthsfmere. sines many fsy-
time cests AsVs shnrt sleeves. asll
psllshes and hard creams hseoms
- greater importance
TedsY. the weli grcomsd scn.n
spends time planning hsr evening
ensembles vlth great care. She
knows that evening wraps ~ hr
demand fsultiss. ealffases SHAY
and arranged - peEfectssa she
experiments vita sfe makeup.
nut u shs dc~snt llss Il. are
doesn't wear u lus, because they
are using a. she gee without
uARMoNfsC PERFUME
WITH FrR
Perfume 10 another thlnx shs
considers carefully IN rvisticn ta
her rlrs There's = certain sffinisy
between perfume and faF. Win
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Marriages That Are Kept Secret
Are Often Unsuccessful
Dsspprovsl Of Parents Is Frequent Cause Of
Unsnnouneed Ceremonies Deception Leeds 10 Disaster
Bv CYNTHIA GREY

Few and far between the marriages that bios
into successful fer dec pon often than not
ultimately leads 10 disaster Marriages meant 70 be
open and above board When a man and woman we'd. II
should mean the establishment Of home IN the conn
munity
Usually the FOR marriage Is parental dis
and usually the parents concerned have good
to diSapprove Most parents seem 10 have way OF
knowing whether the young woman in queS-
Will make good and reliable husband wife for their
daughter But the young people involved doubt their
parents wisdom and proceed to be quietly and secretly
married that they escape further trouble and I'M
pleasantness at home"-a cowardly thing DO best
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But can they escape trouble and
npieasantness In reality they
are asking for more. Proof Of this
statement is voiced by a young
wife. Mrs. r. whose secret mar
rage was a dismal failure. Her
letter follows:
Dear Miss Grey: have been
secretly. and I might add, most
unhappily married for about
year and now We are going. to get
a divorce. I had hoped TO an
nounce our marriage soon after 1t
had taken place, surely long before
now. but circumstances have pre-
vented II. Both our parents dis
approved Of the match, so We. on
the spur Of the moment. decided 10
get married and prove how wrong
they really were.
To make a long story short.
nothing went the way We had
planned and now, before we have
even announced our marriage. my
husband has demanded that I get
a divorce. He's tired Of me and
wants me to forget him.
would still like to try and
make go" Of our marriage. I'd
like to announce il. establish a
home and work hard for its sue
cess. But I guess that is all quite
impossible now. What should !
do, Miss Grey MRS. f.
Dear Mrs. r: IL looks as II
there il nothing left for you
10 do but Ia get that divorce.
Surely Nour marriage could
your husband taking the atti-
tude you described.
So. get your divorce and start
life anew. Only this time make
an attempt to get off 10 n better
start. Get job, keep your mind
occupied. try TO forget about the
past years unpleasant expert
ence and some day when you are
nappllN married 10 man VINO
realizes the full meaning and
responsibilities of marriage, YOU
will look back on your first mar
riage-if YOU can call 1t that
and the looking back won't hurt.
Instead. you will be a little
awed and amused when YOU
realize how very foolish YOU
must have been TO think that
marriage such as yours could
ever have survived.
Dear Miss Grey: Not long ago
read in your column OF a family
who wanted a tent or a small
house in which TO live. We have
a warm. furnished, two-room
house that is vacant, that they
might use If they can leave Ia
coma. II is near Yelm.
MRS. r. L. L.
Dear Mrs. X. l.. L.: Thank YOU
for your kind offer. II the party
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17

10 whom You refer Is still In
need of a place 10 live viii
be glad 10 give them YOUR name
and address whenever they find
II convenient 10 get in touch
with me.
Dear Miss Grey: Do you have
good recipe for Peanut Butter
cookies? l seem 10 have mis-
placed mine or perhaps It was lost
in moving At any rate. am
without one and SO would greatly
appreciate your help.
MRS. SMITH.
Dear Mrs. Smith: These are
easy To make:
Peanut Butter Cookies
cup grsnuiated sugar
cup white sugar
! cup butter
l cup peanut butter
2 eggs
cups Of flour
Mix dry ingredients and sift
with 2 level tsps. of baking soda
and pinch Of salt. Stir In
eggs. Mold into firm balls the
sire Of walnut. Press down
with imprint Of a fork. Bake In
moderate oven until golden
brown.
Here IL another recipe on the
same order that YOU might like.
In place Of peanut butter. the
recipe calls for finely chopped
peanuts.
Peanut Cookies
. this. butter
i. cup sugar
egg, well beaten
l tsp. baking powder
tsp. salt
cup flour
2 tsps. milk
y, cup finely chopped pea
nuts
tsp. lemon juice
Cream butter. add sugar and
egg. Mix and sift baking pow
der. salt and flour; add 10 first
mixture; then add milk, peanuts
and lemon juice. Drop from tea
spoon on buttered cooly sheet
inch apart and place half a
peanut on top Of each. Bake ~
to Is minutes In moderately
slow oven 1928 degrees F..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Furs Demand Careful Grooming
Or Their Effect Is Spoiled


Furs in the form Of Jackets and trimming coats are
lovely and slamorous AL right but altogether too many
forget that hey demand tho greatest effort toward
metculous grooming their slamorous effect spoiled
tiny bottle Of cleansing lotion few Tissues nprea-
mated with cleansing cream should he MuSTS IN the pnrses
Of the woman who would achieve that fiavess head
ooot look She should 10 careful than to have
tho hack of her neck sposlesaly clean.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
TODAY'S
RECIPES

ALADDIs's PEANUT RUrTrR
FUDGE
u sas. unswsetened nhacolats.
cut In pieces
cup hot water
teasp. vanilla
? cups sified eonf~ctioners'
sugar
cup peanut butter
teasp. salt
Melt chocolate over hot water.
add water and vanilla. and stir
until smooth. Cool 20 lukeWarm.
Place sugar. peanut butter and
salt In bowl. and blend With fork.
or pastry blender. until evenly
mixed and like coarse meal Add
chocolate mixture and stir until
blended. Knead until mixture Ii
the consistency of fudge. adding
more water. a small amount Al a
time. II necessary Spread evenly
on buttered pan. > 4 Z inches and
mark In l-inch squares. APPROX
mate yield ! 10 or 81 pieces.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers 10 test
questions printed on Editorial
page.
l. Col. Charles A Lindbergh.
2. No.
3. "Jayhawkers."
I. New York.
5. Singer.
s. No.
7. Martin Van Buren,.
3. Nebraska.
q No.
10. Gen. George Gordon Meade
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
iron LUNG" BUILT

A super laboratory, including q
duplicate of the iron lung was
built by Paramounts property and
set construction departments for
scenes in the new thrill picture,
The Monster and the Girl"
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KIDNEY TROUBLE
Stop Getting Up Nights

To hafmlsssiy nush polsons ans
ssla from kiansr. ana rsi4sss ifrifs-
tons Of bladder 80 that you can stop
getting % nifbts get a - cent
package Of Gold hsd.i Hsarism OH
Capsules and take az directed Otbsr
symptoms % kidnsy and bizddsr
weaknesses may be scant, burning or
sfoarfing passage - haekAehs - leg
efsmDs DurY eyes. Get original
GOLD MEDAL Refuse . substitute
40
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17

Inc crossed sfop slipper IS cfocheed IN Oefrono~n
ond embroidered IN con;fosino color The mules in
Anooro Genonto~n poefn 1898 contains directions tor
making slippers snpo medium ord Jorge SIZE Illustrations
OF them end Stitches notero required photograph OF pot
tern stitch.
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number Jour ond odofess.
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n yours not using H. ssli !, siih
a Fast Action Times Want Ad.
f,noHs NAN 1851.
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