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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-02
Az AMERIKAI
MAGYARSAGOT

ket kibontott zaszlo ala hiv-
jak ezekben a napokban.
Eckhardt Thor kiadta a fel-
hivasat, amelyben egy a ma
gyar kormannyal szemben seer
vezett bizottsag neveben tamo-
gatast ker minden magyar en-
bertol, hogy a Szabad Magyar
orszagert a demokraciak olda-
la mellett kuzdhessen.
Eckhardt szemelyesen is
mertette munka-terveit az
Amerikai Magyar Szovetseg
intez6 bizottsagaval es 2 nagy
egylet igazgatosagaval, akik a
munkaprogramot es az Eek
hardt szemelyet kielegit6nek
talaltak, S fenntartas nelkuli
tamogatasra hivjak fel Anne
rika magyarsagat.
Mi ebben a kerdesben la
punk multi heti szamaban a
velemenyiinket megirtuk, S
csupan ismetelhetjuk, hogy
amikor az Eckhardt egyeni
programjat reszletesebben is
meri az amerikai magyarsag,
nagyobb lelkesedessel siet a
zaszlohoz.
"A mask csoport szinten
zaszlot bontott Clevelandban, $
azok kozt vambery Rusztem IS
Jaszi Oszkaron kivul Lengyel
Emit, S t0bb neves embert ta-
lalunk.
Sajnos, ezt a csoportot agyon
tamogatjak a kommunistak,
akik szazszor hitet csereltek,
s hol Hitlerrel voltak, hol
Roosevelttel; S miel6tt Magyar
Amerikaban komoly meghall-
gatasra talalnak, tisztazniuk
kell, hogy n1ennyiben azono-
sitjak magukat a feher joskak-
kal.
Ha biztositekot tudnak nyui-
tani ARA nezve, hogy semmi
konoly k0zik mines a v0r0s
fekerekhez, hogy mem kivan-
jak Karolyit ide important,
akkor minden meghallgatas ki
jar nekik, inert a nemzetisegi
csoportok fele kouaoly 0ssze-
k0t6 kapcsok lehetnek.
l y - 90 ss.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-02
Married "a Years

Nh. Nemenyi married Anna Ress,
September ID, 1917. He leaves his
wife and two children, Anastasia
and Ernest Norton; three sisters
Mrs. Gabriel Szego of Palo Alto
Calf, wife of noted professor OF
mathematics at Leland Stanford
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-02
A DRAJVEREK
(TEAMSTERS)

es az epit6 munkasok AFL
szervezetei ellen CIO szerveze-
teket csinalnak, S ebbol a ma
rakodasbol mindig k0z0n-
seq kerul XII vesztesnek.
Detroitban peldaul egy val
lalat negyszazezer dollarral OIL
csobban akar elvallalni egy
nenzetvedelmi epitkezest, mint
la t0bbi vallalkoz6k. Eh a val
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Sewing Machines

Al VACUUM washer sewing machinel
repair in home 81: free estimates
Lenox $3.50. Central Service
SINGER 80 Drop leaf, good sewer. 1875.
Broadway. Cadillac 1888.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
in the big sunday Times Want AID
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
a BARGAIN

HNTNNIN
8 on ~ New. $50 90
1889 fuur sample electric refrigerator all
Interior. also several 1870 models
m bargain prices-Gen Electric Leonard
etc.
RUBYS
S33s Grand River 1881 Grand River
g23S Mack
open Evenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Wanted Miscellaneous
Musical Instruments

PIANO accordion $3.50. sacrifice. $i20.
smart people Will investigate. 9i50 Gratiot.
PIANO Upright, used SO. good con
dtion. City Music 74i2 Mack
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate hsungs
in the big sunday Times Want AID
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Electric Washers

A FEW crate marred Meadows made de
luxe washers; X3s. WARDS. 743i
Harper only.
A FREE TRIAL for 10 days on new
washer In your home. (Dlr) TY. $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
A FRIGIDAIRE SALE

8 Gu IT, reposs 1888 model. looks like
new 3D. perfect condition: S64 90. Ben
Iamin Appliance Shop. 1883 GTatiot, al
Fast S,A-Mile road. Open evenings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07

DINING SUITE Duncan Phyfc. 50
beautiful mahogany buffet large eNien
sion table. chairs and host char. richly
upholstered terms open evenings
BAER FURNITURE 1901 Grauot Ave
DINING suite. junior size newest style
buffet extension table chairs. S5i.
terms BAFR, l230l Gratiot avenue.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Malay Missionary
Will Preach Here

Or. Marmsduks Dodsworth. mis-
sionary to Malay. will launch =
preaching mission AZ Mason Meth
odist church. No. 2sth and Madison
SITS. Sunday. speaking al II a m.
and 80 p. m. With exception Of
Saturday. meetings will be held
nightly AZ 7:so ?. m. through reg
ular services the following Sunday.
Or. Dodsworth has been sctiVe
in Malay the last 20 years. the
latter portion Of which he has
served as district superintendent.
with more than 40 native churches
under his supervision. The guest
speaker is a former student Of Col
iege Of Puget Sound and of Wash
ington State college in Pullman.
Wash. Further education was
received at University of Chicago
and Hartford Theological semin-
airy.
General theme Of the mission
will be The Challenge Of Christ
An invitation to the public has
been extended by the Rev. Roy
Leslie Smith. host pastor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
WAIT FOR ME-
Nv KATHERINE MACY

Continued From Page Ten)
Meantime, know of good
secretarial school near here,
up Broadway . few blocks.
You say you have had some
business training?"
Yes said Jan. but | thought
it might be easier to get a job in
New York If / brushed up here
Right. And this school Is good
about placing people. | suggest you
go in for something besides
straight stenography.
Learn TO operate some Of the
machines there's more de-
mand in that field. and 1t would
be good stop-gap until you can
find something better"
What do you do work
AT. 1 mean ." asked Jan a little
t,midly. sues efficiency made
her conscious of her own limi-
tations.
Advertising she said briefly.
Nov. are we Strengthened out a
little? How about calling Steve
and telling him you'll have dinner
with him after all? Hes a for
giving soul
Jan shrank. 81 couldn't, tonight. =
she said pleadingly TT is really
true that I'm very tired"
Then, when you've both had
time to cool off. think that Bill
the rest of it Is Griffin, he
works in my office, and I'm going
TO marry the boy someday
whether ne knows IL or not
and you and I should get together
with Steve. Wen have a night
out, some payday"
Thus briskly, Jan Was set in
new routine. IL included
walking TO school up Broad
way every morning, coneen-
tratinr there from nine To
four every DAY. and dining at
Mother Malloy's In the eve
ming.
She met the rest Of the roomsrs
Jerry Halligsn, buoyant young
Irishman VINO had once studied for
the priesthood but now worked In
Wall Street, Bob Hardy. youns
middle-westerntr with a dark. ira.
gie face which belied his extreme
youth. who was going 10 dramatic
school, and Bert scharf, a sales.
man whose travels kept him Out
Of New York most OF the time.
Tom and Rhetta halloy ver. ar
odd couple, Tom happy-so-lucky
and careless, Rhetts . whining
faded woman VINO worried about
her husbands health. his mother,
panpering Of him. and his lack Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

Offices and equipment Of DR..
James Carroll. 56s Broadway tss.
alter building. have been taken over
By n. " Llnds rho speeisiizes ~
physo-thsrspy and sSedlsh mas
sage.
Llnds has been associated with
various hospitals throughout tns
United states. his last connection
hing with the Washington Hos
pitaI association al Mason CITY.
couiss Darn headquarters
Two years ago. Lands returned
for a wait 70 hIs native Sweden
and Vas IN the Scandinavian eoun-
tries during their occupation -
Germany and Russia Since his
return 70 this country he has made
Appearances before clubs ard or
CARNATIONS 70 relate his sxpe-
riences In the .Diitzkriegs.'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Philosopher Sees
Britain as Victor

with aid of United states,
Great Britain viii subdue Germany
within Is months"
Such Is the opinion Of Mahssidda
satehltanands, Hindu methaphysi-
can. who vii close = series of lee
lures N Hotel Winthrop Sunday
at s 2. m.
The lecturer further stated his
belief England Will win the war,
even without the aid of United
States. He stressed the point that
should such aid be withdrawn, the
struggle would continue over
longer period of time.
The Mahasiddha bases his pre-
dietion upon the fact Great Britain
Is fighting for its very existence,
and that its people know they have
the moral backing of the demo-
cratic world. Germany and Italy,
he said. are growing materially
weaker and their material re-
sources are gradually being de-
pleted The philosophy of force
and fear. advocated and practiced
by Hitler and Mussolini, was pic
tured as leading only to the down.
fall of themselves and their
crmbine expires.
Topic of Sundays lecture will
be The Inner Teachings
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Army Orders

wa.utssros fns W.H asHssss
nsnt hss isAosd tns fulioslns nfnre
fsai SHOPPER W Fitsssfslds az ruft
Douglas. 10 Washington
tasnt. cois noF 4 Smith. Dc rafs
Douglas to santa ssfsssa GlsfsHes
~ lt.udis me uEHssf, 70 1nstlss~
ton. a. g ufsndisnn usthn<f -
wfsn. raid 20 w.ss,as.aa !, I1 vass
knos' 1rseslnriass A n.ys 4. pr.
slli. 10 Pretoria. frsnssaAi. uHisa 81
South Aries
Mas. Jahs " woffsfd. sac, Port
Custer. Alsn. 70 DaHiiHa ireland
MAJ woffpfd ell rsllsss IRIS usn.
RAYMOND Lee ~ military attacks
t. ifslanall nopsfs y Carter !. afas
Philadelphia 10 NsshInstonl john p
allsr. fstiIsd. p~nssrs 70 ants 80
fosi Issis. 10 Psrs kaen nefmsa .
sauthslss. se Aafnsfa fisla. -
Port UeuFs. Nfisbs Ghsfiss
Adams ~. inf Cnltknt bsusets "a
rast Richardson. fspassd 1nnn Mar
So Nyman ID fsa Ia sale. ~ n
aatY asFeh risla lasn ulfs.s
w.ssnsf .nse fsss Me- fsfs CIV
CAPT dsTrsli q uswsinsona Dc
Yaff FYAnfis Warren p fsmp
Habsfts phiilp - rngss - AffHgnfH
F5ala. - FuFt George wight H'sslH-
40 roNiss - Aefhafd rfeif -
fsft asafsr wright Thomas sleilis
.no me- Feft pts - Hs@slisn a.ps
ore " autY phllsusiphts rslss \
sufxoYHs - kiTpsndoFf rtssa. 70
seattle HiehaTn 1 IA seiis 80
Me- nord reid IN fdss 4essd Afnsfisi
ifsssssdi Jsmss . Iisnnissn Il
West Point = Camp Fepsfss oas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

ability TO hold a JOB.
Mother Mslloy hovered over all
Of them, keeping tab on telephone
calls. and diets. and managed TO
serve superb. plain meals 10 the
noisy tableful
Jan went to nsighborhood
moyi. with Jerry now and then.
stopping at schrafts for hot ehoe-
olate on the way nome. she found
him pleasant and good company.
without feeling ne had any TO-
mantle interest in her.
But best Of all she liked Sue
Gardner. who improved on se-
anaintanos and had the sans
braeing effect on her - Steve.
She liked Bill Griffin. too, .
black haired. amusing. and
clever person who MA a match
even for the ebullient sue.
stlll :. not a word from Peter.
And. more Immediately distressing
no sign Of Steve. Sue mentioned
that he had been out u town On q
political story. but Jan wondered
u that we're no. Just an excuse.
HIS silence hurt hsr. for kns
knew now that. in coming 70 New
York. she mad depended upon him
and hiE friendship more than xhe
mad realized.
TO Be Continued)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Evensong Program
Sunday S F eature

The Rev n. Wilson Of First
Methodist church. Seattle. will pre-
sent an evensong program at
Bethany Methodist church. So.
57th and Park ave. Sunday at 80
p. m. Favorite songs and hymns
featured will be illustrated with
eolored slides of Northwest NOUN
tain scenery.
The following Tuesday the
Mems club OF the church will hold
its annual Valentine party Tues
day. with the Rev w. o. Benthin,
pastor of Westminster Presby-
terrain church. as principal guest.
He will show pictures Of the Pas
sion Play, and give an eyewitness
account of the world famous play.
The party will open with pot
luck dinner at 6:45 p, m. Members
of the club and young men Of the
community will be hosts TO wives
and girl friends. Each woman at
tending will be presented with a
souvenir. Ivan Tidd will he In
charge of the program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Mayor to Preside
AT Church Service
Army Major VIII Discuss
Problems OF Government

WITH Msvor Harry T. Cain pre-
siding and Haj. Edgar F. Ate
herv chaplain O. 14sth infantry
Camp Murray a. prineips
speaker. services A. First Chns-
tan church Sunday At 80 ?. N
~ he IN consideration If govern
naent. featured as one Of the seven
MAJOR human needs.
Remarks n the speaker will re-
late n the merit Of and the
dangers faced BY the American
form of government. Persons con-
nected with either the city. county
state or national government will
he special guests. according to the
Rev. Carl A Anderson, host pastor
n addition 10 congregational
singing which will be led by the
Rev. Myron Willard. assistant
pastor. solos viii be sung by VIII
lam Dublin. including The Lord
Is Ny Light and The Beau-
tudes.a
The public IS invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Central Baptist Youth
Group 10 Give Program

Youth group of Central Baptist
church will present a musical pro-
gram at Salvation Army corps No.
2, 1114 So. 18th st, Sunday at s
p. M, under auspices of the Mems
Fellowship league of the corps.
Speaker will be the Rev. Bror
Lundgren, recently appointed pas
tor of the visiting church. Also
present will be Capt. Helga Lind,
divisional officer for young people.
The public is invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Judge Fines Five
On Liquor Counts
ey JlNNY nAlro

A brief liquor euurta Friday
COS, three Tacoma men and two
women . total Of $500 IN fines In
Justice Clarence r. l.sytons court.
Frank Crcchi and Edward Mack.
both Of the Cafe d. Paris. Al 1920
Pacific svs, we're fined 5000 and
costs -aeh Rose Harris. TAKEN in
q state liquor board raid on the
Even hotel, and MarEe Burke.
taken at the Model hotel, we're
fined $50 and costs each. Johnny
Rivers. arrested at the Little Inn,
peth and Sales read. Vas assessed
800 All were on charges Of ssls
or possession Of intoxicating liquor
10 sell by the drink.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
War in Europe
A Year AGO
Feb. Is, 1910

Russian sssamasl4as reported
sasaszzfal aetlens - ne kaFsHs
- Islhmu. - Finland Capture 4
- defensive feFsII1ezfIsnz. lafIuas
"a = Iran snd eensrsts artillery
fafIs claimed
President Roosevelt esxaH -
vsestlon TRIP - The cruiser
Tslzaz la=ez.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Local Methodist pssiof,
Schedule Sumner Meeting

Tseoms Methodist Ministers
union VII meet IN sumner Meth
odist ehueh Monday Al s - ? n.
fer supper and > Valentines dsy
program IRE Rev y. T. Fulmer
hasf pastor. = chairman 81 the
program committee
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

Ard wh.t then. made hsr h<sas
tlfnis uer ever psssen. s<nss Il
sparkling xeod burner her ssrm
personality .nd her sense NJ f.sf
rlaY .sd snisFsnes.
Ne aha wasn't beautiful Hat -
the way innst parsons think ~ me
Word hut IN = nay which far suf.
passed h<r more attractive frisnsis
Dent you think thls hlnd Il beauty
j. more lasting. Mss Grey | -.
would nss n see more Stress
msas At THIS tyrs Il Terminus
charm. T. ~
bear = ~ Sss. tseeis hair. .
fre.h. clear skir. fine fsssus~s
and sh~ ability 10 wear e~ess
eissh~s veii MAY. ~ . nsss
aianee. meas sesnts. but re,
ssaass !. csspesea ~ sssse-
ihls9 nsueh finer ssa seep~s
than a~s ~ ske ascse ssss,lstess
4 truly hesatifui Nrssas. 80
win fisa npss careful ssssssns
tim. always hes . reasonably
Sunny alsrasiti.~. N she alds's.
.s. scuid ssse lsss shs ss~d
i..l. IN. sireaas psss~ss~s s.s
there IL nsshira IN tks s.sss
tina. s,ses The face = harder.
mare as.ssreeshle iaek than IN
un.antseiissle seaspss. Asusr
gives . set ie.h ~ me ussush
and produces lines sessss ~
sro~ thsi are capable IT sssAsna
every srsce ef hesuty fseW ~
most attractive fs~e.
Yen wight also ~ IA yssss
lsst 81 qualifications sss insss
beauty. . plessast v.ses. sseA
manners. . dep esessrssas ihss
no wemaa ran get by ~ ors1
locks alons ana ~ hnswleAge
that eas must ~ nsese shss
.isnpiy . COED hssesss Ssa
there In nsshins that essopes.
sates for . harsh. rsspsnG vssse
or q ruasness NJ manner, AsA
N. truly beautiful wsmss--~sa,
contrary IN pepulss hslsss- V
never du NIB - 10 snssshssss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Graduate Nurses
To Meet Monday

The Pierce County Graduate
Nurses association vii hold a
special meeting at 30 p m.
Monday in the Nurses Home,
Tacoma General hospital
Miss Regina Hamilton. chairman
for the evening. Will present Miss
Edith Smith. special representa-
tive of the American Red Cross
Nursing service
Miss Smith has heen in Tacoma
for several days for the purpose
~ stimulating enrolment Of
nurses in tho Red Cross
All graduate nurses In this dis
trict are invited TO attend Monday
evenings meeting and To hear the
need for nurses In the National
Defense program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
nv CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Mis. Grey Is NJ honest opinion that aitarsfhsr
much aid these shnnt beauty and Femour ~
that mean physical beauty You'd think without
beauty might Just - vel ST hack and give NJ.
Well for one believe that there i much more n At
Effectiveness than physical beauty. haybe
feel that way because have been considered even
pretty Perhaps I'm only acknowledging But don't think
20 for I'm not thinking NJ myself while writing this letter.
but n very dear friend Of whose beauty made
up far what shs lacked IN beauty Of face and body
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

@HNUX0 - 4WHN W80 - 49,
~ ~h~s - n.s~s.
Dear Mss Cry Some ttns an.
naa snme puppies u give s~ey
and mad more calls for thsw
than ! raald M IN yaa sapeose
that .am. n these Sha wsFe Len
i.,- would hs Interested IN : puppy
Ice AMI p.ff collie psra Thai sFe
fsn mentns ell th.t l wsutd IKE
"a fina rs.aa nnuae. fnr. n anyone
% interested ~ussid soa kive them
nv sfdr~.sf y y
IDpns b. ~ WIN ~ s~ss aDn1
h else yr%ss address ~ wha<er
.xes .e.,,eees a
10 NJ ~ ~ u
eress ~ ~ ~"<s :
Meses issessss saaf ssss
ssse ~ssse ~" s" "
ysss ssssss 49, f~s"ssea I"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Wants Annullmsni
Or Divorce Decree

Claiming he VAS tfieksd into
marrying a NofaHH Hsofr man
tNlee hls age. Plaintiff Bert Rob
sfts would ike slfpsr snngimenf
o. = divorces ffofn Defendant MaBsi
Cartwright Roberta according 10
Ms sslll On flls in superior court
here Saturday
Roberts. then "a. snd Mrs Fob
sfts, then -. .sfs nsarrisd in Ne.
sstls March 3 1897. ne complains.
by mlusprsssnsstisn and fraud.
hs claims, aha convinced him sh~
as pregnant. thereby psrsiadlnx
him 70 marry hsfs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Ally late for meals. were not
serlaus marriage disturbers.

Differences In age we're fairy
ineonsequeniial. Intimate relations.
II was also found, were not nearly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
. BUILDERS OF BRAIN POWER
You Can Blame Nogging. Quick Temper
For Majority OF Unhappy Marriages.

Sirth Of a series OF drii-
cifs on scientists Who study
minds and the improvement
OF mental action.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

BY DON aI.D 4. LAIRD,
PHI. d., SCI. ID.


Author of How To Improve Your
Brain Power"
nOWN a dusty road in johnson
IL county. Indiana, a long-hsired
man was driving his horse and
buggy about half century ago.
Reading the bumps Of peoples
heads was the vogue al the time,
and the long haired man was
phrenologist who made a precar-
ious living by touring the country
side. peddling a book on phrenology
and giving advice after reading
bumps.
At farmhouse down the road
the rig stopped. The professor
of phrenology knocked at the door.
announced himself as book
agent and asked 10 stay all night.
He was taken as a matter Of
course and. after dinner. the child
rem were delighted at tho bump
reading performance put on by
the impressive appearing visitor.
One rather frail lad with golden
red hair was more than delighted.
He WAS profoundly impressed by
the performance of the itinerant
professor.
For years the lad puzzled
over the possibilities Of read
Ing character. lie worked his
way through college, intent
upon learning more about
these bumps. He WAS taught
that phrenology was complete
" unscientific, that the things
the wandering bump reader
told the country boys and
girls were purely guesses.
That andy-haired boy has since
devoted his life to discovering how
to find out the hidden qualities in
people. His tests of intelligence
have uncovered more geniuses than
all the phrenoloeists IN the world
put together.
This perseverinT scientist has
modestly named his various tests
after the college where he has
taught since 1910 Stanford Uni
versity in California Many psy-
biologists. however. recently call
the same tests Herman tests" out
OF respect for their originator. DR..
Lewis NJ. Terman--the farm boy
who became a renowned scientist
because pnrenologist put on a
show which was / n teresti nj.
though probably not true.
At the age OF % DR.. Terman
was married to his Hoosier sweet
heart. After 40 years of happy
married life. he has recently COM
pleted amazing studies OF the
married happiness Of 1872 couples.
whom he analysed 10 the mort In
innate details.
Smoking. drinking, jealousy,
gambling, and other vices, DIR.
Terman discovered from these
studies, we're not frequent
causes Of unhappy married
life. Eyen the wife's being .
poor cook, or husband hsbltu-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
ANSWERS TO DAILY QUIZ

Below are the answers 10 test
questions printed on the editorial
page.
l. Fish.
2. Spain.
g. Colonel.
4. street cleaners.
q. No
a Washington. y c.
7 Hawaii
q Comic or light opera.
q British artist
10 John NJ. Carmody.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
There Is Much More 10 Beauty
Than Outward Aiiraciiveness

Truly sesssisl Women Know That Ne One Csn Set "
On Good looLs Alone: serss Of Humoe Inporssns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

fpess Mrs. W. After M p~ssy
lsss has hsss nssa~ esst. yssss
asasMsvs NY Invite h~s fsis~As
ssa ys~ wtDI gsstsssss want -
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

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young daughter ~ne - In the
second grads and would iihs 10
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