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FrOck and Cape
For a Smart Tot
PATTERN 37s

She'll be the smartest little girl on
the nursery set" in this dainty and
bewitching style. Claire Tilden has de-
signed Pattern 372 with an eye to use
fulness, too, for she suggests that you
make both party-time and playtime
version of the frock. and she includes
a very-much-in-style cape. One of the
most delightful features of the dress
Is that dainty yoke and bodice panel.
The waistline points engagingly to the
front gathering in the perky flared
skirt-a this-season fashion note Have
the sleeves in cool, piquant flared caps
or make them in neat puffs. The dress
up frock would be gay in a flower
strewn wolfe, dimity or batiste. with
the yoke. panel and sleeves outlined
by ruffling For the other more every
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ties at Lake Fresno, has a member
ship of 200 and already mas constructed
300 feet of dock. Del Trulson of Fresno
has commercial site and will act as
caretaker for the club.
BUTTE-A works projects admins
tration quota Of $500 has been set
for Montana during July and August,
representing new all-time low in the
work relief load for this state, Mon
tana WPA Administrator Joseph E..
Parker announced.
CHINOOK-The first load of new
wool was stored here for shipment
to eastern mills Shearers are arriving
from Utah and Idaho Woolgrowers
face favorable season, with 30 to SO
cents paid locally for wool, a lamb
crop Of higher than average percen-
tage and the best grass crop in years.
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CUT BANK-A jury Of six men de-
liberated for 20 minutes recently and
returned q verdict of guilty against
Fred Lair, rancher east Of the city,
charged with failure to produce q hide
o. evidence OF Ownership On demand
q IN authorised stock inspector. The
Jury fixed the penalty at 500.
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BILLINGS Footings and wall foun-
dations for the Northern hotel are
complete, and cement for the support
ing columns has been poured, accord
ing to Howard Gerlach, superintend-
ent on the construction job, repre-
senting Holabird g. Root. architects.
1t is being constructed by the ]. C..
Boespflug Co. of Miles City
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SIDNEY Sidney officials met with
the state armory board and discussed
plans for an armory here. Armory
Board Members Scott P. Hart, Maj.
John Stage and Chairman L. H. Rich
ardson presented tentative plan for
building, the cost estimated at
$65, 900.
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instruction

THE AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY NEEDS MEN
We offer a complete primary course in
Blueprint -eadinE, Sheet Metal and Sub-as-
sembly work. by qualified and licensed in
Structors. to men eligible for this class OF
work Northwest Aircraft Trade School. $500
Airport Way. Seattle, Wash.
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The census bureau reports that ST.
l70,3l3 worth of artificial limbs were
manufactured in 800 establishments in
the United States in a year. Produc-
ton of crutches amounted to $69.7i8.
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Personal

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Club that is different. Caters TO discrim!nat-
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Many wealthy. Personal ntroductions ar
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iladelphia, Pa.
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GET ACQUAINTED CLUB. Introductions ma de
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Barber-Beauty Culture

EARN TUITION WHILE LEARNING. Offer to
limited number only. No known unemployed
Graduates Molzr Barber Co!lege. Moler's also
lead in Beauty Culture Training. Nationally
standardized. W. i05 Trent, Spokane. Wash.
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day style. choose a sturdy gingham or
chambray, perhaps using contrast for
yoke and panel, as suggested in the
smaller sketch. A ribbon bow and but
ton trim are gay extras" The simple
to-make cape is in trim paneled style
and may match or contrast the dress
Keep the Sewing Guide close by to
show you all the professional short
cuts.
Pattern 372 is cut in children's sizes
2, 4, 6, 8 and 10. Size requires II.
yards 35-inch fabric and II yards
ruffling.
Send fifteen cents Q5c) in coins for
this pattern. Write clearly size, name
address and style number
Send orders to Pattern Department
M. NJ, 10 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.
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etc Every business in your territory a PROS
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PhOtOS-Finishing

BETTER PICTURES. Quicker ServceI Rolls
developed, prints each negative 25c Re-
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The Druids regarded mistletoe as an
antidote for all diseases.
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Wanted to Buy

SWINE
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, FISH

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GREAT DANE male, year old; Chesapeas
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mopolis. Wyo.
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u. =. l. JULY :. isll Cd
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-06

Practical work. Through cooperative agreement between the East Haddam Fish and Game Club and the University of Connecticut students at the state insu ton can utilize 10000 hunting and fishing pre- for research work. Special york; selected by students can also be conducted the East Haddam reservation of the boys already signing up to take fish census, help improve streams and game during the vacation months The university its share of the bargain gives advice to the Fish and Game Club in wilde management Improvement of trout waters is of the main obectves and considerable work in this respect has already been done such building of pools and defectors in streams.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-06

Fred Demore, U. s. Agent for the Department of Agriculture stationed in the Waterbury district plan
 ming renewing acquaintances with Holy Cross friends ct the next meeting of the local alumni group. He's graduate of the Worcester institution in the class of 1882 Johnny DiCorpo is explaining that recent bowl
 ing defeat of his City Hall team at the hands of picked team of girl bowers from the Hall by saying that City Clerk Joseph Happy" Shea wasn't able to be present
 but that the scores would be reversed with Happy" in the lineup. Attorney John s. Monagan visitor at the State Capitol in Hartford Wednesday afternoon Probably trying to sign up good badmnton players for his local tourney which begins shortly James O'Relly, c. S. Sp of this city was among number of students at the Holy Ghost Mission Seminary Fern dale Norwalk receiving minor orders this week from Bishop Henry J. O'Brien. .tt g
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-06
Todsys CTS Co
 cRANlUM CRACKERS $
Questions on Comic Page

1. Liberty" and "In God we trust" appear on the Lincoln side of the penny.
 2. The American eagle appears on the tails" side of a 50-cent piece.
 3. Names on the five-dollar bill are: Lincoln, w. A. Julian, treas urer of the United States, and Henry Morgenthau, Jr., secretary of the treasury.
 4. George Washington appears on the new quarter.
 5. Alexander Hamilton, first sec retary of the treasury, appears on the en-dollar bill.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-06

Sonata Largo, Allegra-Guil. mant.
 Solo--Miss Chrisman.
 Allegretta (Prelude) - Louis Cler- ambault-1676-17
 Air-"Come, sweet death"-Bach Kraft.
 Grave, Adagio-Sonata II-Men- delssohn.
 Postlude on Hymn Tune 266- Miles Martin.
 "Ye watchers and ye holy ones, Allluia."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-06

Coincidence what. Tonight at o'clock in two different cities there will be debate the question whether not the nations of this hemisphere ought to unite for economic and self-pr0tecti0n Here in Waterbury two members of the CYO will debate this subject up at the Knights of Columbus club St. Cecia's and St. Francis Up in Middlebury, Vermont, teams representing Mddlebpry College and Lafayette College will be debating on the same topic and at the big world?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-06

Private Robert A. Parsons of 211 West Main Street
 has been transferred from Fort Devens in the Bay State to the 84th Field Artillery, Battery N 9th Division at Fort Bragg, North Carolina So thatT be his mailing address for time to come Mary Dwyer secretary to Anthony Schavone, chairman of draft board 16B in the city ha has voice that really does something to you. She would be real asset as radio commentator MT. and Mrs Freddy Halls little daughter is com ing along nicely at her Ives Street home after being hos pitalized for some time with serious burns.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-06
ORGAN RECITAL
 AT ST. JOHNS

Miles IA Martin will play the fol- lowing program at the Friday noon organ recital at St. Johns Church assisted by Miss Dorothy Chrisman, who will sing o Rest in the Lord" from Mndlssohn's Oratorio Elijah.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-06

Ethe Barnett Devito in the Christian Science Monitor)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-06

Just plain "jm". .. Lucy Russo, physical director over at the Waterbury Girls Club didn't know whether not she being kidded recently when of her charges handed in excuse for failing to show up at a couple of classes One of them dancing but the other was "Jm." The only jim that Lucy finds time to attend to in her busy weekly routine is gym but evidently her pupil prefers her "jim to gym. And how many of them don't?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-06

Heard in passing. Senator John [. Sullivan of New Britain threw" party for fellow legislators newsmen and other officials at the Hotel Burritt in the Hardware City Tuesday night the like of which hasn't been in quite time Although the gentlemen present all closely affiliated with politics, the word taboo from start to finish and there only speech made in which John laid down the law obeying the
 date of mo politics. It from start to finish with double quartet led by the host at the piano. the outstanding musical contribution.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-06
SNOW BIRDS
BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER

 Though the trees are barren Of leafy shoot, Of vine and bud And flower and fruit Though the earth is empty Of blossoming plant, And the crusted snowS Cover insect and ant Though snow birds finger In trees grown gaunt, They do not hunger They do not want The black alder Makes their winter merry With shining scarlet Winterberry. tt DeVito in the Christian Science
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-06

Rev. pr. John c. Walker, Second Church pastor, has date this evening the United Lenten preacher at the Newt0wn Congregational Church. Rev. Alison J. Smith rector of the South Merden Methodist Church and formerly stationed in WatervilIe, is busy
 these days lining up program Tor the 0Oth anniversary program next week Of the Silver City parish Rev. MT. smith appointed to that pastorate last fall After leaving WatervilIe he spent year furthering peace efforts Ia Europe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-06

All taken out of our regular stock = all heal heigts = all sizes = all widths are in the collection-plenty of styles to choose from = everyone at Q radical reduction. All reg ularly sold at $500 to $6.75.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-06

Pat Speman was laid to rest this morning. The S8year-old Prospect gentleman met and 0vercame many adversities which would have overwhelmed men of weaker fibre. Those who knew Pat as neighbOrS business associates friends honestly say they never heard him complain about anything to speak ill of anyone He seemed to live by that famous pOem 'Let live by the side of the road" He had thought deeply on religion and reached an abiding Steadfast faith with loyalty to the Catholic Church matter of principle to him. Pat first came here coachman for Waterbury, family and knew horses like few do Many time Pat cared for stock of neighbours when that neghbOr laid up with illness. just wasn't Pat if he didn't turn his helping hands to friend in trouble. He to the end of his life here without fear and with confident hope of life everlasting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Shooting Must Be
As Per Regulations

Clarence J. Allen. n. Of $40
so. Proctor st, prefers 10 hunt
with the least possible effort.
Hunting while sitting In car
IN much more lsisurely. he thought.
Just poke the hsrrel out the win
dow and aim.
Police didn't quite agree when
they arrested him Saturday after
noon NJ 70. saith and Tyler SITS
They searched for . good half
hour In the South Tacoma swamp
after receiving a report that some
one was target practioing In that
area.
Another shot was fired. which
police thought came from tbs
vicinity where Aliens car was
parked Checking ON this possi-
hility, they quixxed Allen. but he
denied having q gun Upon In
ysHtiKating. they found a "a call
bfe rifle under the back seat.
whsreupon Allen admitted he was
shooting NJ a white rabbit" from
his ear lie was thrn arrested.
Win him at the time yer.
Flora Wood IT. 7. Isox s23. and
Thomas A. Thomas. t07s Va. X 81.
They we're not held.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
$4,000 More for
Rainier MI. Park

Following voting ~ flnds recon-.
msndsd by the houss appropssss
lions COMMITTEES. Important ADJ
tons 10 facilities ~ NJ Rainier
National park viii b. made nest
year. according In Congressman
John n. Coffee. member II the
committee. Some 5000 viii ~
spent for completion Of . shi houss
al Paradise Inn. si7.ooo for
campers shelter and block house
At Yakima. Sts.noo for quarters
and me~ accommodations ~ Nsrsda
Fails for winter rad crews An.
ether $4,000 viii h~ .p~rt FIR
community building alterations ~
Paradise
In making the announcement.
Coffee said: This expenditure AZ
s<hcco 10 improve facilities with
In the Mount Rainier National
park sres 10 further evidences NJ
tho increasing imporsanee NJ Rat
nisr National park and tbs moun-
tain. ~ q summer and wintsv
mecca for visitors. In THE con-
nsction. ! am proud of the fact
that tDd.os7 Waited Mount Rainier
National park In 1870. - COM
pared To ssi.Ts7 In isss. This y
an all time high for the park"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Civic and Recreaiional Center
Aim Of Lincoln Citizens Club

Tho Lincoln Citizens club will
meet Tuesday at = y m. at the
Masonic hall. So 5sth II. and Yaki-
ma ave. to consider the possibility
OF developing a civic and recrea-
tional center on the vacant lots
east of SO. Tacoma way In the
vicinity Of No. - st. according TO
Or. @. o. Walters. club president.
Other improvement clubs have
been invited To take part In the
discussion.
Louis j. Muscek. civic leader and
for several years chairman OF the
city Planning commission. who has
long advocated such a reorcational
center. viii lead the discussion.
Among facilities suggested for
the center are civic auditorium.
swimming pools. tennis courts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Final Lecture 10
Be Given Toniqhi

The concluding lecture In the
fourth annual series Of Tslmud
Torah synagogue will be given
Monday evening with Prof. Linden
A. Mander and Prof Ruth Swan
son Franck discussing the ques.
ton; What Can Minoritles DO 10
Make America Safe for Differ
enees7" Prof. Mander In on the
faculty Of the University of wash
ington and Mrs. Franck In on the
faculty Of Pacific Lutheran college.
An outstanding musical pro-
gram Ii planned, with the Sibelinns
under the direction OF Fritz nernt-
sen giving the program, The
sibelians will be accompanied by
Miss Gene Stacey.
Judge Ernest NJ. Card will be
present 10 bring greetings. Rabbi
TRIGGER win serve as chairman.
Doors Will be open at 7.30 .. m.
and the program Will begin NJ sI5.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Nineteen Join
Navy From City

Among a total of LOG young men
Of the Northwest district who en-
listed in the navy during the past
month. 10 WIRE from Tscoma and
vicinity. They were;
Calam la Combe. 5640is So. TIA
coma way; Marion Parsons, Carl
ton hotel; William Elkins. 52l2
No. Shirley; James Murphy. TIA
No. Yakima; Russell Phillips, 4135
So. NJ: Robert Rowland, 1916 So
Faweett; Doyle Ramage. 1920 9th
Loren Whitney. 724 No. j. Donald
Dotson, Puyallup; George Rivers,
Puyallup: Duncan Mckenzie. Span
away; Willard Frenn, Fife: Thomas
La Cue, Olympia: Donald Newman.
Olympia; Joseph Boyle. Olympia
Alfred Newly. Rochester: Gene
Getty, Shelton; Robert Noll. Shell
ton; Thomas Ligmsn. bl03 Port.
land ave.
After training period at San
Diego, tho group will be assigned
to various duties with the fleet.
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baseball grounds, and general attn.
ietio and physical culture grounds
n has been pointed out that this
area offers ample parking space.
"AlI parties In tho city interested
in the proposed center are invited
10 attend and state their visws. :"
said Or. Walters. For years tho
question Of such = civic center has
been In the minds OF many leaders
of the city. and u In hoped that al
the meeting, definite plans viii
be formed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
4lsf Morale
Brings Praise
On. White Pats Men
On Back for Spirit

tBY Tacoma Times staff Nriterl
CAMP MURRAY - Maj Gen.
George A White. commander Of
the 41st Division, gave the Off
eerS and men q the organization
pat on the hack in an order
read over the weekend. marking
the divisions completion Of half
years active service.
The first six months Of active
training have passed fer this divi-
son. the generals order read.
Results produced by you who are
members Of the command clearly
forecast that in proper time the
4lst Division will be ready for
sotive field service under any cir
rumstances that may arise"
He praised their morale under
the most exacting conditions of
training throughout a winter under
canvas; your zest and application
during long hours OF day and night.
command my deepest admiration
for your soldierly qualities and the
spirit in which you serve in this
critical period affecting the future
security of our country.
1T is gratifying to note that
this same spirit has been COM
municated to the several thousand
fecruits who have come TO the
division within the past month and
who continue 10 arrive as the divi-
sion builds up its allotted war
strength.
"Exacting months of training
lie Immediately ahead. months
that will require the utmost effort
cf every man: but they will be
Interesting and profitable periods
81 brigade, division and higher
maneuvers which will include at
least one movement to California
MAY 24-June 30), followed by re-
turn to this area for large maneu-
vers.
Just what lies ahead beyond
that, it is not given to any of us
20 know at this time. 1t is oui
part to face the future in the best
tradition, hopeful for the best. yet
prepared in mind and body for
whatever may happen.
AS I have often said, anyone
who has lived with you through
the past winter and observed your
high sense of duty under all cir
oumstances will have no misgiv-
ings as to your future course as
soldiers. nor misgivings as to the
future and security of the coun-
try"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
War in Europe
A Year Ago
April 7, l940

German pursuit planes attacked
"a British BON bers over the North
Sea and shot down tao. according
70 the official DSB. agency.
Italy and Yugoslsvis reported
considering the closing ~ the
Adriatic Sea N all foreign war.
ships - prevent British blockade
~ ports
U-bosts torpsdosd Norwegian
snip IN Navarro IN Scottish waters
with a loss ~ II lives.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08

on the 18th instead of the sth due
TO spring vacation.
Pioneer Meeting
The regular quarterly meeting
of Pierce County Pioneer AMI His
torical association will be held in
the Christian church Wednesday
at 1890 a. m. A no-hostess lunch
con will be served at IL o'clock.
Mrs. Frank Coates is in charge Of
the program.
The Sumner preschooi will en-
terrain Wednesday afternoon at 2
p. m. at the Boy Scout hall with
an Easter party for all children
OF preschool age. An Easter egg
hunt will be held in the park, fol-
lowed by refreshments in the hall
Mesdsmes f.. =. Andrews. Fred
Wait and Elmer Dahl are In
charge of arrangements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08

Senior class cf Fife high school
viii present a thres-act comedy.
June Mad" Tuesday a, : y, m.
in the schools gymnasium.
A east 81 IL will be headed by
Geraldine shlnkle as Penny AID
Rob spronl a. Chuck Harris
other parts Will he taken by
Rose resolalia. Lowell Egman. An
drew karpaek. Louise Hanson.
BETTY Meser. Hen Holdensr. Jim
Lewis. Olaf kvamme. Hlldur John
son and Ruth Sehuur.
Master 81 ceremonies will be
Frank Evancioh. who will intro
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Lakewood Terrace 10
Reopen on Tuesday

lakewood Terrace dining room,
Its spring housekeeping COM
pleted. will reopen Tuesday after
the first complete redecorating
project since its original opening
in June. 1887.
Mrs. Martha HORNED, hostess,
said the main. private dining
rooms and snack shop had re-
ceived an "all-out" scrub-down
and special redecoration with
novel imported wall coverings,
lighter enamel trim and complete
machine washing OF floor cover
ings.
Family nights will continue
each Tuesday" said Mrs. HORNED.
Easter reservations promise to
exceed all prior years. We have
made changes in our electric
kitchen to insure much faster
service than ever"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Man Jailed After
Attack Upon Woman

Arrested following an alleged
attack on a young woman In her
apartment after he had promised
her JOB writing In South
America. James c. Lowry Was held
In the city jail on a charge q
drunkenness and investigation.
Police Said the man bozsted he
mad taken out a dozen girls In a
single day. The complaining wit
ness said the man made violent
love, threatened 70 kill her. and
in a desperate struggle pulled out
her hair by handfuls. Her screams
brought Tescuers to tho scene and
Lowry's arrest followed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08

duee incidental numbers between
acts
Affiliated with the production
are Miss barbara Reynolds. class
adviser. George Bolton. Dorothy
Canale. Doris Heswius. Revs Do
Cent. Walter stretch. rsuyaso
kasai. liireshl sakshara. Ray ia.
cohs. Chlycke uchlda. suyeho
kajikswa. Margaret yslTsn. Low
ell Egman. kaory kimara. Fran.
ces. csprs and Ella Mac herfi.
son.
Authors n IN. play are Florence
Ryrrson and colln Clements