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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04
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Dear Nc. Pest a friend a
mine e upset and have pruml.ef
= hsln asr ~ writing q soa
SEINE weeks sKo hsr husband EFT
teSn n take 4 rev poslflnn sith
his company she naturally told
her friends shs woutt - leaving
saen. saa they sent ahead and
sssc a hse farewell party fcs hsF
ard al brought presents Nv.
after there hss hen = feoFkanisa.
iten ~ the hushzadrs company
they have decided that ~ = ~
GENE hack here again The asse..
ton IL what shall my friend a.
seout AL ths-e presents
Answer since year friend an.
nenncsd her departure IN god
faith ami the change In her hue
hands plans sas ens NJ unavssa.
able circumstances ! Sc nothing
that arr can DO naw except per.
haps ash each Il you shst you
would like her u a. about tho
present Yuu sent since you stIi
undoubtedly want her n Keep u.
she win DO -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04
Lock Up My
BY ROB EDEN

said. But IL has one weakness -
the whole thing is tissue Of
lies. II you think you're going to
blackmail me on yarn like
that. you're crazy"
Do you mean to sit there and
tell me you never had = twin
brother ?" Lefty demanded. III
you do, you're fool We looked
it up on the birth records
Il didn't say never had
twin brother. But he IL dead
been dead for years
You mean you wish he was.
You amt kiddin' nobody but
yourself, Cheney"
Il Prepared
Suppose told you that we're
not alone that every word you
have said here has been taken
down in shorthand That I'm pre-
pared 70 go 10 the police and
demand warrant for your ar
rest for attempted extortion -
Lefty glanced nervously about
the room. saw no sign Of any one
hidden. then laughed.
Had me going for half a min
ute. I clean forgot I was holdln'
all the aces in this game. I don't
think you've got anybody lis
TENN. although it's pos-ble you
may have some sort Of re-
cordin' gadget rugged up. But
don't care II you have. Youn
never dare 70 use snythin I've
said here tonight against me nor
Dutch. Sure. you might be able
10 send VIZ 10 the pen. but you
won't. You'd disgrace yourself an
your old Aunt. You won't d.
that"
From her hiding place back Of
the drspes. Cam shiysred as shs
got control Of herself.
Revelations had come - fast.
that she could hardly believe the
truth OF Lefty's story. But when
Marx remained silent under the
barrsgs ~ charges. and when he
finally did make denial II Wa
50 paipsnly weak she realized that
Il was all true.
No Elstien
She had been right after al
The man shs had s<en m ths
train was nsrk Cheney not Jo.
Raymond the convict am fugl.
tive from justice But Hns fsli
no sistion a. the Confirmation
u her suspicious. Instead. On.
found herself terribly sorry for
Continued on Page 10. Column o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04

tell me the proper skin care 70,
a ski enthusiast. | ski nearl,
every week end during the winter
months, and by spring my skin 4.
in pretty bad condition.
SKIER.
Dear Skier: Never go skiing
without first using special
lotion. similar u the sunburn
lotion you used on Your face last
summer. II IL much better TO
prevent both sunburn and snow
burn than II Il 10 try and heal II
after the damage IL done.
Before going 10 bed would
suggest that You lightly mas
sage softenlng cream into your
face and throat and leave II on
for ut least half an hour.
A third beauty hint 10 the
winter sportswoman 10 to nae
cold water or cleansing cream
on her face when she comes In
out Of the cold. Never rinse your
face and hands with hot water.
II YOU must Use warm water.
wait until you have become
quite warm. Hot soap and water
have too dry an effect on skin
that has been over-exposed for
hours.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04
CHAPTER SIXTEEN


Mark leaned back in his chair
and said nothing. Leftys shifty
eyes. searching the room, settled
on beautifully carved humidor
He walked over, opened IL. picked
up cigar and shifted 1t sppre-
ciatively. Biting off the end. he
struck a match. After a few puffs,
he nodded to himself.
Not bad" he said Not bad. "
He grabbed handful OF the ex-
penslve cigars and thrust them
in his pocket. IN smoke these
later he explained
"All right. 90 on with the rest
of II" Cheney said. so far all
you've told me wouldn't hold wa
ter for a minute, and you know H.
Even supposing IT were true and
it's so fantastic you'd never make
anyone believe it-you couldn't
prove any such cock and bull
story
Twin Brother
Want more, eh Here IL is-We
know that Joe Raymond isn't real
~ Joe Raymond al all. but your
twin brother. His name is Cheney
just ike yours. He was reported
to have died in a hotel fire 10
years ago. Bones and jewelry were
found. and identified as your
brothers Amt that the truth ,"
Mark was silent.
We know you and your aunt
went east together-you framed
this gag 10 get Joe out Of Jail
while you took his place. Proba bly,
shaved your mustache and wore a
phoney one. and then took IL off
and slapped It on his lip In the
cell when you visited him. he
walked out OF there as you. and
you stayed TO take the rap as
Joe The whole train escape was
all planned out the old lady was
on the train. night next To you. 10
give you a Mt II you needed u
when you made the break"
Lefty broke of and stopped
long enough n relight his cigar.
He was standing above Marx now.
Ike = detective accusing Prison
or. emphasizing bis points by
pounding on the desk
4 know Vhst you're thlnkln'
that Joe or whatever his real
name might 30. il Legally dead
and ! suppose you sxcuse your
little stunt on that grounds. But
ne know he's alive and know
who ne In We even know where
ne is," The gangstsr paused for
dramatic effect. DO you want 70
know >"
Where" Marx asked in spite
Of himself.
You don't know. .h?" Lefty
tainted. Well. for your inforrns-
ton, he's right here in this house
Not that Oe give boot where
ne IL OF whether you get away
with your gag On the cops or
not All we're interesfed IN. 10
gettln the dough Nov what do
you say"
Pretty Story
TIA pretty rory" MARI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04
By CYNTHIA GREY

E Dear Miss Grey: | wonder If YOU can help decide
whether not Il impossible to marry while low
ing another and still attain degree of happiness have
loved for but is evident he doesn't feel the
ssme way
am very afectionate person get so terribly lonely
that at times decide perhaps would be better to marry
someone who for and TO make him happy than
IL would be to keep living such lonely existence.
There four who have proposed in the last
three of whom just can't husbands They very
good friends but just don't love them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04
Instructions Given for Cochetg Soft Comfortable Patio
GOOD TASTE TODAY

shefs ! at the notion hat pass
"a ths cream ard sugar for euff~<
Il ths EFT = sronz W have cof-
fec served after dinner. but when
! give = lunch party Away. serve
tns eaffss With lunch because I
snow that = the ~sy my friends
lie Il
answer = shessld - pruffrrra
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suuid - lsupassthiy swtwaFz n
~ = help yeaHs~if fFnm the
right This - tte often Distressed
difficulty ~ Fsesfssi tsst . eft.
HANDED p~t*en hss n learn o.
overcome
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04
Friends Likeness TO Old Love
Adds TO Young Woman S Confusion

Girl Who Hesisies Before Answering Proposal Remind
ed That Hsppnem Comes From Making Others Happy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04

For names Of the stores where th.s<
article. may be found call Main eisI
ssk for NomEn's Page Editog
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04
CORD TAkU
TIGHT STRANDS

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each 5 via long nouhls these
strands and make = hoop q, center
Draw loop on, ~ inches Holding
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on index finger 81 right hand.
insert index finger ~ left hand In
front ~ hoop and draw through q
loop 81 the strand. In the left
hand Remove index finger ~
right hand
Holding strands n lef, hand and
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strands IN right hand tightly Nes
insert index finger ~ right hand
In front 81 loop and draw = loon ~
strands IN risht hand through
Remove index finger " left
hand and. holding strand. ~ right
hand and loop On indies finger
firmly. pull strands In left hand
tightly
Repeat frum for length ~ ma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04

50 much like the one love that
I'm not sure whether it's his
likeness that makes me care for
him or not.
So far l have not found any
thing I dislike about him. We get
along fine. he is very thoughtful
and really appears TO love me very
much. but sometimes I am shock
ed for his actions are so much like
this other man.
I want so terribly much to be
happy He says am everything
he desires IN a wife He would
make good husband and father,
That I know. A FRIEND.
Dear Friend; think you
would he a little surprised at
the number Of persons who do
not marry for love. Often love
comes later. after the couple has
been married for several years,
and. of course. sometimes II
does not come at all.
Love often springs from such
qualities as mutual respect and
appreciation and admiration of
one another. Therefore. ! should
say that IL YOU and the second
man of whom you speak admire
and respect each other your
marriage would, in all probabili-
~. he a successful. happy one.
think IL would be foolish
for you TO spend your life wait
ing around for someone who
doesn't love you. OF course,
there is the weak hope that
some day he may suddenly wake
UP 10 the fact that he IL in love
with you, but from what you
say, l should judge that the
chances are too slim To take
any stock In them. Therefore,
] think II would be wise for yon
In forget the first man and
seek happiness with someone
with whom you think you could
lead happy, congenial life and
hope that love will come later.
There Is just one thing that Is
'>bothering me and II concerns
q point which only YOU can !
settle. You say that this young
man whom you are seriously
considering as husband Is
very much like the one you have
loved for many years. Keeping
this fact in mind, do you think
that he would be continually
reminding you Of the first man
and 30 make your life miser-
able: II the answer Is YES, I
would suggest that YOU try to
find someone else who would not
serve a. continual reminder
of the first man. II the answer
IL no. would advise you to
marry the young man and look
forward 10 a happy, successful
and full life in which there will
he no room for thoughts of the
man who does not love you.
Happiness, YOU must keep in
mind. comes from making
others happy. n you are con-
sidering only your own hap
piness, no marriage you might
enter into would be a success.
but II YOU intend to try to
bring happiness 10 the man who
has proposed TO you, then your
marriage is almost certain 10 be
Q successful one.
Dear Miss Grey: VIII you please
straighten this out for US?
Is 1t considered proper for a
-other-in-law TO give her daugh-
-sr-in law a bridal shower after
the marriage has been kept secret
for two months? There has been
quite a dispute. pro and con. con-
eerning giving her the shower.
X Y T.
Dear y. Y. T.: can zee
no reason why IL would not
he perfectly all right for the
nother-in-law to give q shower
for her new daughter n the
marriage has been announced.
II would serve "a an excellent
occasion for introducing her
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04

Dear Mrs Post IL cream and
sugar offered from the right nr
Jeff when u Il passed sruund the
table IN tray ~ servant I
know that al dishes are offered
q. the left but samehav. same
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04

TIA a pretty story," MARI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04

tsfisi pfas end through last
inar tie and trim Lace cord
through froat ~ opening. and tic
Make another slipper .swe q. this
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04
BY BEVERLY THOMPSON

CLOSET ACCESSORlES: You
know, those handy indispensable
gadgets no well groomed closet
should be without-well.o one of the
local stores is offering practically
everything but the closet itself,
Tricky shoe racks that fasten onto
the wall, caught our eye the very
first thing. They come in green
and ivory and have heel clips for
either four or six pairs Of shoes.
There is also grand supply OF
chromium racks for hats, skirts.
suits. shoes and ties. All are rea-
sonably priced
In a small, compact cello
plane box made TO represent
handsome piece Of luggage,
We found the surprise Of our
life. Neatly packed inside were
10 white tablets which, when
put In water, open up to make
10 handy wash cloths. They're
just the thing for an overnight
trip or for a longer journey.
FOLDING UMBRELLAS: An
umbrella is no bother at all If 1t
folds up into practically nothing.
And We know where there are
some that do just that They come
in an array of colors and you can
take your choice among the plaids,
stripes, polka dots or plain ones.
They're made of both silk and silk
rayon. The same shop is featuring
stunning white, cane umbrellas for
those who like to swsgger.
III. after purchasing your
umbrella, you wish you could
have II with you and stin not
have TO carry 1t, well. that
problem can be solved for you.
too. II you're skeptical, 20
take a peek at one Of those
large, patent leather bags we
saw In a local shop and you'1
have to agree. The umbrellas
fit into them "as slick as
whistle" The idea couldn't be
heater.
LUSTROUs: American made
Cambridge glass is hard 10 beat. /
it's 40 smooth and crystal clear. f
One Of the loveliest pieces 10 be
seen in long time /. a star-shsped .
flower bowl made OF extremely
thick glass Another outstanding
piece Is a round. flat plate that
would be ideal for certain types Of
flower arrangements Cake plates.
vases and ever 50 cute sugar bowls
and cresmers also come in thi, sx-
quisite American made glassware.
To 20 with those clever
wash cloths We told YOU about.
We found another cute trick
you'll find hard 10 do without.
It's q small booklet containing
enough soap leave. to last for
quite q spell The booklet fits
neatly into your purse. taking
up scarcely no space AT all. It's
ideal for every day use or for
travelling. It's for All Of YOU
who prefer TO use your own
soap.
For names o. the stores where thss<
article. may be found call Main 1881
ssk for HomEn's Page Editos
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04
New Footwear Becomes Latest Fad
In Nations Film Capital
-Four Balls OF Coarse Cossed croehe. Cotton Required
For Size Five; Any Color May Be Used

Handcroehced play shoes the latest fashion in
Hollywood-whcre they often called patio shoes
To make tho pictured here. in sizc :
balls Of coated crochet cotton color and steel
crochet hook No 20 (douhle sero).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-06
Booth Protests
Lose 10 Writ

The Maternal Health League OF
Michigan booth in the state fair.
dispensing birth control literature,
was operating today under protec-
ton of a court injunction issued
by Circuit Judge Sherman D. CAL
lender and despite protests by the
Council of Catholic Women.
The booth was closed last Sat-
urday by order of fair officials
because Of the complaints, but re-
opened under a temporary court
order which Judge Calender made
permanent The court ruled that
there was no showing that opera
lion of The booth was Inconsistent
with he terms OF the contract
with ihc fair under which il was
opened.
Judge Calender declined 10 pass
on Tho birth control literature.
Fred c. Caldwell, league attor-
ncy said
II they are going To object To
this. they had better clean out
the trash on the midway"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-06
Honesty Minus
Strangers Get His $3.50
as Money Game Ends

Julian CarpoauX, 81, unwittingly
played money. money. who's got
the money with two strangers
and ended UP minus $3.50, he
reported 10 police today.
CarpeauX said that man Wis
iced his home at 7O4S Army street
TO talk about buying homing pig
rons which CarpeauX raises. Will
they were talking. tho stranger
c3ntidcd he was looking for an
honest man to employ in a bust
ness deal
During the coHVei alton "a see.
oud stranger appeared claimed Do
was honest and put up what 81.
and va. $1,000 TO prove h.
Carrc5uN then put up his $3.50,
TO prove he was even more hons
c>t. Both rolls were put i'm "a TIA
box and the three partners wen,
into a church and prayed
When they came out. Carpolu
wa, given the tin box 10 TAX,
home
II contained s. and a roll ol cur
npWSDaDoTS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-06
Hunt Robbery Trio
With N. Y. Accents

\ trio of bandits "with Sew
York accents were sought bt poe
lice today i'm the daylight holdup of
Edward Mcrtcus f0. VINO was
robbed of $3.50 in cash ho was
taking 10 his beer garden at 1922
East Warren avenue.
McrtcnS told police be- had made
bis daily Trip 10 the bank 10 ohfuu
uonoy tc cash wofkerSH pay
checks when three men in n ear
forced liS automobile 10 the curb
In ST lean near Garfield avenue.
Two of The mon jumped into his
car blndfoIdcd him and drove his
rar INTO n uoarhv alley WHORE they
took the money from has pockets
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-06
Fair Program
MUSIC FESTINAL DAY

il a m Wyando'tc High Schoo
Band: shell.
70 noon Baton Tvrling Contest
shell.
1 p m Standi,h High Sehoo
Band. shell.
1:3O p. M Morcnci Junior Band
Adrian shell
p %. .--IIarncss races raee track
Up m Detroit Fire Department
Band, she'll
$50 p M Nsd1mc Nir.opcrat,
contral'o; shell
= p M. 8aion Tvr'.Ec elm
p.onS and musical loWc shei.
$50 p. Dol Rodco race track
gI.-W Dancing to George olsen
music. Casino Card
10 7Op m Fireworks race track
-gd S p. M Circus. Coliseum
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-06
State Fair Hum
Indicates Profit

AS officials predicted attendance
at the state fair would Init the
half million mark before il closes
Sunday night, State Budget Duoc-
tor LeorJ. Noyucki revealed today
that the fair this year was
expected TO show it's first profit
NoWIcki credited the profit pos.
~ibuity 10 a poucy OF strict adj
hcrCncc to the budgets set up for
.he lain.
Officials Said thar more than
100000 persons had already passed
through the turustlla~
I'm Yesterday contests AT th,
tro powerful yet appealing
tones of Gene B.cklc Ccnlrl
NaIa l4lu. >ur won hum The
H1G-caiIlng contest ior thc Sccona
time in tWo years Mrs Mary
Groopc. 4l3 West Niuo-Ni.c road
Hazel Park, topped 80 Other con-
tcStWtS 10 take tho hUSband-call.
ing first prize
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-06
Central High Offers
Class in Photography

Central High evening school
Saturday announced "a class IN
Photography for beginners il will
include instructions IN use oi
equipment composition and praC-
teal problcms of the amateur
Photographic.
The school win also continue
courses IT. contract bridge. for
both beginners and advanced and
has introduced ~ class IN Hebrew.
Dr. Was announced {. " kaW-
mcfcr priucipal Peg.'raton
start 80 Z y. m Nn"' IT,: an
courses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-06
Window Washer OK.
After Two, Story Fall

Window Washer William Eogen
io fen hard for Am office girl az
li-5 Times Square vixen me volm-
tocrcd 10 crawl out of one window
of The bulldng and into another
window 10 open the door and -
her into her office Boggn fru
TWO >'olr, WHOM hc lost bs grir
h..wccn Vipdot S.
Ihc story has a happy end.H.
for Bogrn fen into an awning
which slowly ripped and lowered
him gently 10 tho ground Wa
only a slightly bruised back ho
wont ON 10 lunch al his home az
1850 Calvert avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-06
Estate WiIIed
Kobe Widow

Mary Kobe Wlow o' Theodore
W ko.bo. former Traffic Court
referee. WIS lcl tie entire prop
ouy in hS estate up to $1,000
1y the viii filed toda3 m Probate
Court.
ANY personal or real property
rhoE t1at amount I- to tc divided
hatVcen hiS son Tyeed5re .fr.
Wd> bis SISTER lls F'cPd Fit.
gerald of Ann Arhor. W
The viii Nas ara"n in 1905
on lr~. k1.hc ,ra t.-eu afcd
US r intended vlc q hraFut
oH n-rnafo of tDC t.l' ve sat fo.
or'ohcr IS bv Probate judge
Thomas G. Murphy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-06
Texpayers Go TO Court

EIrhf Dearborn taxpayers,
beaded by Joseph r.. Lynch. today
started WW1daWus proceedings in
Circuit Court 90 compel tho Dear
b0W council 10 place on the Oc-
fober. l3 primary ballot nomina-
lions for tho Office Of charter
conu toner's Tho council has
placed these on the November
ballot iha petition read. which
VIII statc a special election.
Ba,s. ~ and Older. whose
school grades average & or bet
ter. can earn money nv Carrying
Detroit Times route I'm their
own neirhborhood. Write The
Detroit Times. Home Delivery
Department, Detroit, Mich, FOG
full details.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Solons Study
Huge Budget

tCcn,iausd Ftena rsse onsl
ity budget ths elsEssf sna aoss
important ITEM n ne 40 Psss
nslass, ,he governor sskea To-
SIS coo 40 81 which 81 10 pco
~esiia - federal matching money
To- pensions child welfare snd
hind
TIE total included a go 80 q
hep schcel district. through rsiisf
projects "a 40 90 fer fnsalesl
care u eld-sgs pensioners so %
900 fot pension. themselves. 81.
%. 90 Tor hind pension. tafts
TOO for the child welfare program.
snd the rest - the cost Tor running
county and state welfare offices
The budget shsw~d Tho state
expected o. e.ii-ct sa.i1t ses
from real and p-r<sasi prop
erts tsse. thi. cen,isg hie.z
aium. ssa.ssl GOO fs.m the
sales and business tau law.
ss.sss. see from l,au.F profits.
sss.eas. M WITH ~ contributed
h, the federal government.
""siis for Highways sna vel
fare. and Licenses and f~e. eiii
hr,ns In ess ris.sse. The fetal
esp<eted states revenue siii
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Gig Harbor PIT. A. Will Hear
Seattle Police Director Tuesday

GIG HARBoR-Gig Hsrb o ?
high school PIT. A. VII have As
speaker 81 is meeting Tuesday
evening Archie !. Richardson. d.
rector q training q the Seattle
police force
Richardson Is esrseia y in
tsrested N prevention q crime
among hoys ard young men and
W. speak - : o'clock or Par
snts Responsibility for ths Acts
~ Their Children Al parents
and young people are urged n
attend The ladies q the Lincoln
district VII 10 hostesses
The annual organization meet
Ing Of Rosedale Han association
VII 10 held Wednesday A. - N
81 which time officers for The
ensuing year WI be elected I'M
mediately following. there VII be
the annual meeting Of the Rose
dale Cemetery association for
election OF officers and business
At the annual congregational
meeting Of Bethel Lutheran
church Wednesday evening the
following officers were elected.
president. Rev. A. J knutzen;
vice-president. Linn Stone secre-
tary. Mrs. Ludwig Stone. treasur-
sr. Ole Stone: Sunday school sup
erintendent and organist. Mrs.
Ludwig Stone; member Of the
board Of deaeons 3 years.. Clar-
ence Stone. board Of trustees g
years.. Henry Brookhoff Elected
70 the Peninsula Lutheran Parish