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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
No Hope Of Help
From Bonneville

Utilities Commissioner Robert n.
o'Neil and Light Supt. Verne Kent
had all but given up hope Of re-
eeiving power from Bonneville. fol-
lowing . conference with Bonnie
willie officials In Portland Thurs
dsv.
ONeil. back ct work Al his desk
Friday. reported that Bonneville
Administrator Paul J. Raser could
not aid Tacoma in necessary power
expansion plans
one OF DR.. Raver's engineers
predicted that the Umstills project
on the Columbia river. similar in
scope TO the Bonneville project.
would have to he developed by
ies7 In order to meet power de-
mands. according to o'Neil.
O'Neil said Il was possible that
Tacoma would furnish power re-
ceived here from Seattle to Bonnie
vile. that Tacoma presently was
receiving 10000 kilowstts a dsy
from Seattle. under an agreement
that began April l and would be
continued, II necessary. until
Dec. /.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Fiery Itching Skin
Gets Quick Relief
Simple Home Treatment
Eoses Soreness-Disfrea

Thsrs . 60 simple 81 lnsxpsHslss
49, ta ssss ne ffchins ar torture -
Fezsna ItehInE To-s e. Feet Eazhss
49, marE efhs- sxfrnaIlT rauseH skin
-rFurtinns Hnd fhsa = e. AruiE Meme .
Emerald oil rlrht arh morning People
- sHffar frrrn .uch - Narrs ssfrE ar
unsiEhtlg skln trsuei-- -oalt - -iss to
~ BE-
Just ssk a-v firsf-rlsss druENi-t fsr -
-rIEnai bottle % incomes Emerald OF
snH rsfuss q accept anything siss u
fris eiean. powerful penetrating 81 that
feIrs promote healing fails O. Eirs com
rlsfs satisfaction yea ar have scar
rnansF refunded r~T-Lss. Dr1s c. 40.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
1sa1SSE93d}3]5k8
Shortage OF Seomen in Poetic Ports:
Propeller Club Slotss Dinner. MEETING

me Pacific American shipo~n-
ers association Friday ~ san
Francisco revealed q shortage 81
experienced srsmsn and asked the
marine iesreetsoa bureau te. asa
seiectivs service officials in Wash
ington 10 take the situation into
account before drafting young s~s-
men into tho army.
Many young s>sm.u ar. quit.
ting TO take more lucrative loes
ashore or are eeing drafted. the
ASSOCIATION said while the short.
age IL h~inE felt in most United
states ports. u 10 rapidly eeeom-
ing acute On the Pacific coast. u
was disclosed
rhr~e sesmsn had 10 es flown
from San Francisco tn Los An
geles this week 90 man .hlps there
because eerths could not ne filled
II was learned There 10 large
demand for able hodi,d and es-
perieneed cooks. firemsn. marine
engineers and radio operators.
shipowners ssld.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Art Teachers
Return Home
Kohler Is Elected
Treasurer Of Assn.

Melvin Kohler Was elected treas
urer Of the Pacific Arts association
AZ that groups 18th annual con
venuon held in Portland. Ore.
April :. s and 2. kohler is director
Of the Tacoma Art association ard
q tn, Colleg. u Puget Sound art
department
Other Tscomsns who attended
the three -dsv session were Alfred
Banner Of Stadium high school fac
ulty. who Is regional chairman Of
membership for Tacoma and cen
trail Washington; Miss Prudential
Gowell Of Lincoln high school;
Miss Winifred Wadsworth. Jason
Lee. Miss Edna Bowman: Miss
Arleds Allen: Robert Drummond
Of The art department Of the Col
lege Of Puget Sound. who is chair
man Of the Tacoma Art Teachers
association. and Melvin Kohler.
approximately 400 attended the
convention, many coming from
Alaska. Arizona. Utah. Montana.
Idaho. California. Oregon. Wash
ington. Colorado. New Mexico and
Vancouver, r. c. The next meet
ing will be held in Los Angeles.
Calf.
Highlights OF the convention in
cluded formal reception at the
Portland Art museum. a trip TO
Timberline lodge on Mount Hood
convention summaries given hy
Or. Hilds Taba, professor of eduea-
ton at the University Of Chicago
the formal banquet At Waverly
Country club and the special ex-
hibition Of Masters NJ Painting
and Print Making at the Portland
Art museum.
Theme Of the convention was
Art Grows From Human Needs. q"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
McChord Bombers
Going to Spokane
IN, Tscema Time. start wrl,.rl

NY fhfbmh lftues ~thf WfNeff
M'CHORD FIELD - Ten bomb
ers Of the nth Bombardmsnt
group viii take off her. Monday
for Felts field. Spokane. wh.r.
they viii h~ based during a month
Of msneuvers. stressing night
flying
Main reason for tho shift To spo-
Kane 10 that MeChord field 10 not
Yet equipped with landing lights,
according 10 IL. Col Walter n.
Peck, commander Of the group.
Making the flight were as officers
and 100 enlisted men.
The nth will he based perma-
nently at Pendleton. or-.. when .
new airbsse now under eonstrue.
ton II completed sometime In
May. An advance eadre Of the
254th Quartermsster corps from
Mechord field left recently for the
Pendleton field. where they will
prepare for the arrival Of the 18th
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Reckless Driver s
Term Is so DAYS

Emmett Friel. who was arrested
by Pstrolman y. V. Nelson Thurs
day night after wild chase. was
sentenced In serve 20 days in the
city Jail when found guilty Of reok-
less driving by Judge W. A. Rich
mond in police court Friday.
Frel was pursued for many
blocks by two motorists Harold
Thatcher. 1917 Division ave, and
Bob Hatch. Route 8 ~ before his
car was halted by a minor accident
at 18th and X SIS.
At 18th and X SITS. Friel was ar
rested by Patrolmsn Nelson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12

II you're not using IT, sell ii with
A Fsst-Action Times Want Ad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
rsopsiilEsueS
SET DATE

A double featured program will
entertain and instruct MEMBERS of
the Propeller club when they hold
a dinner meeting Tuesday evening
st lis In tho Tacoma eluh. II
was announced Friday by Pres
dent Gil Alderman.
SPEAKER Of the evening viii he
Capt y c. T. Hsrris ~ the Brit
ish merchant marine. an intrrst.
ing rersonag. who has the dubious
distinction Of being the shipmss.
ter 10 lose tho frat British vessel
A. a result OF the present war
abroad
In addition. motion pictures ef
the collapse Of the Tacoma Mar
rows bridge will he shown at the
meeting.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
FINGERS CUT

Ends Of two fingers were cut
off when NJ. c. Mccartney. ~.
caught his hand In packing ma
chine at the Centennial Flour mills
plant Friday morning. He was
taken by police ambulance to st.
Jossph's hospital.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
POSTS BAH.

Fred r. Brown. Portland. posted
IS bail on a charge OF reckless
driving after being arrested Thurs
day evening by State Pstrolman
Purse and booked at the county
lail.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12


Mon Quarter Nor Quarter
Apr u May Nav 10 Ar 10
Data supplied hy Z. weather
bureau. Department. a Commerce..
Washington, forecast Fsir
Friday night and Saturday except
cloudy In the northwest portion
Saturday and possible rain in tho
extreme north coast. frosts IN the
interior Friday night; moderate
northwest winds off the coast he
coming westerly: gentle variable
over inland waters Of the state
Rainfall In Tacoma for tho ~
hours ending al = a m. Friday.
trace: since April l. Isl inches.
an excess Of As inch: sine. Jan l.
s2e inches. shortage OF s3t
inches
Wind at . D IN. Friday, south
m.p.h., barometer at 40 80 and
rising o6
sun rise. at s2s = m. Saturday
and sets at ss4 p. M.
Taeoma's weather on April II.
lp40 Cloudy. no rain. maximum
temperatur. IS degrees and mini
mum IS. Highest wind velocity
II m.ph. from tn. north.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12

II exported Y , Lacey. ssec.
utivs secretary 81 ne Natscasl
Industrial Traffic league a. Wash.
ingtoa. u. Z. wili Re present q.
guest of henoF. sesstmss SID.
NOTICE To M.srSsws
s~iftMrs Hank hxhtshlr No.
iis VIII 10 temporarily withdrawn
from station % 81 st~oat MAY a
ard wtll - replaced ~ Relief
lrhsshir Ne % having the sane
characteristics. ecsst guard had.
quarters announced Friday.
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Ne~.eis IN PERT Cape Alsvs
shaffer No. 4 cslt~ Nsrn. 50
Regis. whitney Olson. Defiance
mill. " n kssvsr. shsfer No. 1.
Ne~>eis Due saturday Peter
Helms Mccormick; CITY ~ Fiiat.
Milwaukee No. .. Santa Asusda.
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tplltpSr. tpIlfpfltS!

Detroit lady find. relief for ha.-
hard. She viii tell yca scs. An
letters answered Mrs Geo. Demp-
ster. Apt. Csc. $500 ". Lafayette
Blvd. Detroit. Mich adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
RANk REPORTS
Friday

Seattle Clearings 5000. 5a4. rs /:
balances 81 los, e5a. oe; transactions
SASS. 0o0O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
Thermal Process

Most of the furniture and
decorative plastics are produced
by thermal processes but are re-
sistant, when finished, to heat
of very great degree. 1t would
be necessary TO subject them to
far more heat than would be
normal to affect them at all.
Some surfaces - particularly
the transparent plastic used for
custom furniture and accessories
may be scratched but no more
than any wood furniture. Some
manufacturers make an abrasive
polish to remove minor scratches.
All of these plastics used for
decorative condition have smooth
lustrous surfaces which are
easily kept in good condition
with no more care than would
be required for any household
article.
BY DoaEherty Syndicate, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
Croustades Are Easy TO Make

corner of the inside to the other
and then cut in the opposite di-
rection. Carefully remove the
eeHters, leaving a little box.
Brush inside and out with
melted butter. and put in a hot
oven 400 degrees) until it is
thoroughly dried and toasted to
a delicate brown. Remove from
the oven. again brush the top
edge with melted butter and
sprinkle with chopped parsley.
Serve with cavity filled with
any creamed mixture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14

CROUSTADE is the n anne
given to the bread box in which
creamed dishes are sometimes
served. They are not difficult to
prepare and are very effective.
Cut slices of bread 2 to pa
inches thick and remove crusts.
With a sharp pointed knife cut
around the piece of bread 4
inch from the edge, and down
TO 4 inch of the bottom.
Now cut across the center of
the piece of bread from one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
Exotic Touch
Beauty Habits

BUSY GIRLS can get in some
beautifyinG leks al odd mo-
ments, beautify on the run, as
IL we're.
When riding in a train they
can rest their eyes. ease up
nerve tension. relax. This habit
VIII make tf1c day Job easier
Eyes are grateful for time off.
When walking, they can i'm
prove their figures by paying
heed TO posture. BY pulling in
the abdominal muscles, keeping
the head balanced. the chest will
lift naturally ana the shoulders
Will have an easy pose.
II they will breathe deeply.
that too will help. Ventilating
the lungs TO the fullest extent
has a speed-up effect upon the
clrculatory system. upon which
good complexion depends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14

tic furniture. are decoratively
good, as durable as time itself
and in a moderate price range.
Speaking of durability, all
plastfcs are notably sound in
this respect. One of the large
manufacturers is producing a
woven strand covering for the
seats in the New York subway
trains where durability is of
prime Importance. Another has
made rigorous tests of its
product to prove its wearing
ability and immunity to the
ravages Of sun, wind, rain and
snow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14

For Saturday, March IS.
MARCH sf TO APRIL 90
Artes-One OF those nil days
on which you may have 20 inject
JUNCTION and pep into your veins.
All routine matters and every
day business affairs are favored
along with same pleasurable pur-
suits.
APRIL 9f TO MAY 20
Tamas-Not particularly aus
picious for weighty undertaking.
or starting new projects (unless
they are obligatory but friendly
for your essential duties, whole
some recreation and sports.
MAY 81 TO JUNE IF
GemiHi--On the favorable side,
but caution is advised in fnan-
cial transactions, mportan I
conferences, promises and agree
ments.
JUNE 2g TO JULY 50
Ccncer-You born before July
S. personal interests first favored
under today's planetary aspects.
JULY s4 TO AUGUST se
Leo-Collections, sales and
other such matters may be slow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14

Hook T., According 70 tkt STAYS,
tiers strongly sponsored. Govern
ment, civic affairs top the
favored list. The unique and
daring can meet with success.
Be alive to today's great needs.
A CHILD born on this day:
A useful, dependable, thoroughly
capable individual if given
reasonable chance to develop its
fine possibilities and If encour-
aged and assisted by kindly
understanding.
Copyright. 1871, King Features synds. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14


CGpricorn-Sort of tricky I'M
less you use that fine common
sense with which God has blessed
you. You can accomplish in your
work and other interests II true
tn your better self. Romance and
socials in the foreground.
Jan. % TO FEB. 20 .
AguariUs-You born before
February Z; private and roman
tic interests favored over inan-
cial gains. You born after Feb
ruary s are on the other side
of the fence, with business gains
and money matters highly ap-
proved.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 20
Piscss-Interest in public mat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
DoHarmonize
Makeup and
Chapeau
BY DONNA GRACE

WINDOWS FILLED with
Spring flowers are not necessar-
lily florists shops. On closer ex-
animation, we discover many Of
them are just an array Of the
new Spring hats. They are
lovely indeed and so appropriate
for the faded, end=of-the-Winter
days.
Any association with flowers
will help us to become attuned
10 the lively spirit OF Spring.
Gay jonquils clustered in jade
green bowls Immediately Danish
all thought of gloom and make a
girls thoughts turn TO her own
personal beauty.
Must Blend
We are going TO have flower
hats but this will mean harmon
izing makeup for each tone.
Faces must be fiower-like. For
instance, how would one look
with nasturtium and orange
rouge topped with violets? The
girl whose complexion calls for
these yellow reds will not make
the mistake of selecting vivid
violet or purple shades. Those
are for her dark-eyed sister
Blends and redheads will have
all the other colors except
bright reds and emerald green
for their selection. Even these
two may be worn if the hat itself
is black or one of the neutral
shades. Deep South American
makeup will have its fling dur
ing the Summer, but those who
are really smart will wear the
natural tints for March. Apple
blossom and pink clover tones
are much more appropriate for
the present.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
Corresponding Scent

For the fullest enjoyment Of
the floral garnitures, one should
have a perfume 10 correspond
with the blossom. This applies
10 all flowers except the queen
OF them all--the rose. Rose
perfume is never smart, so for
rose hats use one of the bouquet
mixtures. Rose perfume is ideal
for all beauty treatments and
for the bath. II is dainty and
feminine but far too delicate TO
leave the house.
GafeieHtas,- efeietS.- sweetpeaS.
lilies-of-the-valley and the usual
corsages have a corresponding
scent in good perfume. They
will enhance the charm Of the
corssge or buttonhiere. but re-
straint is the word TO bear in
mind in application--just a drop
or two Will do.
Exotic Touch
The new practice of wearing
exotic flowers such as green
orchids. large conventional lilies
and bird-of-paradise is definitely
smart. These flowers express
themselves to good advantage
when combined with the exotic
aromss.
Your lip makeup will dominate
your face. 1t is quite important
that the shade blends nicely or
contrasts with the definite tones
OF the hat color.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
Rooms for Lining
Plastic Furniture Has Novel
Marks of individuality
By JAMES r. PATTERSON
al Int aA

THE TERM plastics is rapidly
becoming a household word.
Costume jewelry. toothbrush
handles. radio cabinets and thou
sands of similar plastic articles
are familiar to everyone. These
products are all mass produced
by casting in molds. But less
we'll known are the decorator
type of plastic products. most
of which are fabricated by
craftsmen from plastic sheets,
tubes, rods and bars.
Because they are craftsman
produced and not wholly ma
chine made, they are definitely
not in the budget cost range.
There Is no reason why they
S h o u d be. Hand-fashioned
products always have an in
dividual character not possible
in the mass produced article.
This desirable difference alone
is worth the added cost but
the materials themselves have
individual characteristics long
sought after by discriminating
designers.
Transparent PIsstics
Many of these plastics are as
transparent as glass but far
less fragile. Others are avail
able in a variety of colors.
Most of them are sufficiently
pliable TO be worked by the
craftsman into lamp bases and
lighting fixtures, decorative ac-
cessories, screens and furniture.
Like all new trends, the
material must be studied to dis
cover its inherent possibilities
and techniques worked out for
its fabrication. To the design
ers and manufacturers must go
fill credit for having the
imagination 10 sec the oppor-
tunities and for persistently try
ing TO develop them.
Plastic Furniture
While plastic furniture and
decorative accessories are still
in a cost bracket which would
make the bargain hunter shud-
der, there is every reason to
believe that the time is not too
far distant when they will be
brought within the normal bud
get range. Better understanding
of the material and its posi-
bilities in relation to modern
manufacturing methods is bound
TO achieve lower production
costs.
In line with this, the woven
plastic furniture now on the
market is very significant. This
is as close TO mass production
as furniture manufacturing is
apt to get for even in quantity
production, there must be some
individual handling of furniture.
These new lines of exeellently
styled furniture point the way
TO what we may expect in the
future.
Durable Qualities
Used on wood or metal
frames, woven strands of clear
or colored plastic replace rattan
for porch and terrace furniture.
Any mum Der of decorative
effects are possible by combining
transparent, translucent and
Opaque strands. Variations in
strand widths lend additional
variety.
The results. while not quite
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
Your Horoscope

Frances Drake.
The Detroit Times,
1925 Time, Square, Detroit, Mich.
PLEASE SEND MY NDWID-
UAL HOROSCOPE, PERSONAL
DAILY GUIDE and LUCKY
CALENDAR for the first siE
months Of 1871.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14

SV"tes a. UNA FtN " nut VHf '
today-so exercise patience and
discrimination. Otherwise you
should find the time comfortable
for your Interests and some
healthy pleasures.
AUG. IS TO SEPT. V
Fir0o-Although today is not
chsrted as tops for money-mak-
ing or quick returns from invest
ments, il does favor personal and
general improvement. mental
activity. literary efforts, adver-
Using, well-meaning conferences,
study, research, social interests.
SEPT. % TO OCT. RS
Librd-Your star indications
are the sare as AiEanansi.- And
you should find today good for
the study of law, briefs and tax
matters.
OCT. s1 TO nov. Ee
Seorpio-Your hours for extra
caution against recklessness and
hasty decisions or changes are
especially between 8 and 1880
a. m. and after $3.50 p. m.
NOV. IS TO DEC. 90
Sagittarius-Ma Maybe not
a financial day. but certainly one
for contentment and benefits if
you do the right thing and don't
waste time or energy on purpose
less endeavors or with unworthy
ascoatafaa
Evening star., 1941-09-14
Greatest Field War Games
Of All Time Start Tomorrow
100000 Men to Bottle for Mastery
OF East Texas and Lousiunu Area

individual success or failure are 1t.
Gen. Ben Lear of the I'd Army and
1t. Gen. Walter Kruger of the Sd.
They made the grade the hard way,
coming up from the ranks in the old
Army. They have crossed blades,
with varying degrees of success in
the prelude to tomorrow's war games
but under conditions far different
from those they now face.
Into these maneuvers the War De-
partment has thrown all it can to
bring the opposing armies to near
war strength compliments of mod
ern weapons, motorized equipment
and supply units. There will be
some makeshift weapons in evidence.
1t is true, but not nearly as many
as figured in last years war games or
in those that ended only recently in
Louisiana. Increased production is
gradually solving that problem,
though the goal of a fully equipped
army still is a long way off.
In support there will be arnassed
elements of tanks and tank-killers,
parachutists, air-borne infantry and
combat planes. What these elements
lack in quantity of equipment will
be more than made up in superior
ity of quality. That, in particular,
the general staff claims, applies to
the armored and air forces.
Two task forces, totaling about
1000 observation planes, fighters
(See MANEUVERS, Page A-8D