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Evening star., 1941-11-09

| DAVENPORT SET library table serving
table. other furniture very cheap 1921
llth st ", Apt .
DAVENPORT with slip covers. SIS. Call
Wlsrnnsln 4ShQ
Evening star., 1941-11-09

FURNITURE-Double bed, sprinE and MAJ
tress; single bed; walnut. 4so5 Illinois
Evening star., 1941-11-09

BEDROOM Bedroom, Living Room. d.
NITURE HAS HAD WATER DAMAGE. it
Is the stock OF the Central Furniture CO.
mo Dealers Need Apply Open Monday,
Q AM. Until 8 PM. BELL STORAGE,
1880 Fourteenth ST. NV Georgia $3.50.
Open Evenings"
Evening star., 1941-11-09

BEDROOM MR.. BELL sAYS-"Here Is a
Nice Bedroom. Living Room. 5-Pc Dinette
. Lamps and 3 Rugs" JUST COZY
Sell 1t RIGHT Come on Out Folks
Come. Out to the Friendly Store"-"Just
Ask for Bill" Wen Be Mighty Happy
to See You" BELL STORAGE, 463O
Fourteenth St. NV Georgia 9ssO. open
From A NJ Until o p
Evening star., 1941-11-09

FURNrTURE-Tables chairs. rugs lamps:
reasonable. Call all week l4OI Fairmort
81. z ". Apt. 2O2 co 1875
Evening star., 1941-11-09

FURNTTURE-Bedrm. suites. $40 up; liv-
ing I'm, suites. $50 up; odd dressers. S.
Sl0-S12: 7-piece junior dining rm suite.
spring and mattress. conplete $40; ore
5l2-ft. ElectroluX refre. $50. We buy and
sell used furniture. Open from till 6.
evenings bv appointment Call before -
m, RE. 1925. AMERICAN FURNITURE
CO. 605-1 Indiana ave
Evening star., 1941-11-09

DELTA JOINTER, 4-inch. perfect condl-
ton less motor SIS. Phone Slto 1894
m. only
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27

Below are the answers 10 s<ss
questions priassd On ne EalsssssI
page.
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2. A spider.
!. Herbert G. lieeysf.
4. Lunar.
.. Universal language
4. Newspaper publisher.
7, frankfort. Kentucky.
O. ouesiiannaiFs.
., Elijah.
10 All u than.
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ToDAY's coMAoN Enaon
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any mon~y''i say. have hardy :
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27

Dear Secretary: Well. You are
dreading your two weeks. aren't
you: But don't let anything
prevent you from taking them.
II you plan for your vacation
ahead of time, just as II you
were going on a long trip. you
will have a much better time.
II you were going on an ex-
tended trip, you would do your
necessary shopping and plan
ming several weeks ahead OF
time. You would also get your
clothes in shape-mending those
that need Il and sending others
20 the cleaners. Then when the
time came for your vacation,
you would leave the office and
board the train with a mind free
from planning and worry.
And that IL the way you
should plan your vacation re-
CARELESS of whether You are in
tending TO take long trip or
not. Get your clothes In shape
SO that II the occasion should
arise for you TO spend a day or
two away from your apartment
you would he able TO leave on q
few hours notice.
BY all means, plan to take n
few short trips away from home,
even II you must take your
lunches for the next few weeks
TO save money for them. The
trips will help TO break mp your
vacation into interesting parts.
II you enjoy entertaining and
have wished for a long time that
yOu might have a few parties
and do them up right, instead
Of picking up your refreshments
after office hours at the corner
dellcatessen, then arrange TO
entertain several times during
your two weeks at home. Plan
the parties In advance, working
out each little detail by yourself.
To complement your two
weeks program of short trips
and entertaining, think back on
the past year and ask yourself
what things you really wanted
to do, that you did not have time
for. Then do them.
am sure that without half
trying, you can fill those two
weeks until they are positively
trimming over with good times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
Lemons Aid TO Beauty

Faulty compilations coarse
pores, under-the-skin blemishes
and dirt may often be cleared
through special beauty care in a
short time. One of the most eff
cient methods Of proper cleansing
to eliminate these complexion
worries Is the use OF the lemon
mask. This mask follows a lemon
lied rinse. Mix one egg white with
the juice Of one average lemon;
add sufficient almond meal OF
powdered oatmeal TO make a thin
paste. Apply and leave until dry.
then rinse with lemonized water.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
Colored Ice

Dear Miss Grey: I have often
seen the very clever idea OF using
colored ice around a fruit or fish
cocktail. As am planning a very
special dinner party soon I am
anxious to have everything espe-
cially attractive. Could you please
tell me what coloring 10 use and
how It Is doneg
also have been puzzling over
a centerpiece something novel.
which would fit in with my use Of
the ice, and as l know from read
ing your column that you could
offer some clever suggestions, l
will appreciate any you have to
give. Thanking you kindly.
A GRATEFUL HOSTESS.
Dear Hostess: The colored Ice
used so often In hotels and din
ing rooms around a fruit or fish
cocktail is really very easy 90
prepare. Merely fiji n bowl with
crushed ice and add 20 II n small
amount of vegetable coloring.
Mix thoroughbred that II all
there Il 10 IL. ] might add q
little warning that you he care
full not 10 use too much of the
coioring. A small amount IL
sufficient, since the colors are
quite concentrated.
Colored ice cubes might he
made by simply adding n drop
or two OF vegetable coloring to
the water In the Ice tray In your
refrigerator.
It's q little more difficult 70
find a centerpieee that would
INT In with the colored ice. You
might use an arrangement of
flowers the same color a. your
Ice In either n crystal or match
ing bowl. You might also work
into your centerpiece some If
the new colored sand offered fDr
sale by many Of the stores about
town, or n few Of the small
crystal balls used 80 freely In
flower arrangements. The sand
and crystal balls should, natur-
ally, be of the same color as the
Ice, TO properly carry out your
decorative scheme.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
AI WANT


when jerk the line twice, turn
on the power" he ordered. Three
Jerks means 10 shut II off. Under
stand ,"
Sure. Boss" several Of the
workmen chorused. Good luck. :"
Wen need H." Henley mutter-
ed, as he too disappeared down the
mouth OF the shaft. Below him he
could hear Barry slowly crawling
down the ladder There was n
sudden curse. the thud Of falling
body. Henley raced down the lad
der.
IAN right. Chief" he demanded.
AZ he reached the bottom and
turned on his fiashllght
Barry was struggling TO his feet.
There was grim smile on his
face. but also a look Of logged
determination.
Lost my hold and fell" he ex-
planned. 'Incky II wasn't far"
Henley hoisted the drill 10 his
shoulder. and with his flash on.
followed Barry's wavering foot
steps into q drift that angled 10
the right from the main shaft.
They had gone no more than 20
feet when Barry stopped. A. Hen
ley raised HIS light. he saw why.
Thcre was an almost solid wall Of
rock 10 block their path.
'Yell." Barry commanded. They
wouldn't hear me"
Hello" Henley beloved. At the
top Of his lungs. Can you hear
Us ?"
His words bounced back holloway
against the walls OF the shaft
Their was no answering shout.
See. Chief There's no answer.
They're done for already. It's plain
silly TO try 10 save them now. They
probably were crushed right at the
start Buried under tons % rock.
The shaft probably gave way"
Give me that drill" Henley
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27

Nov lot head fall forward a. far
a. possible. then toward the left
shoulder. backward and. finally.
toward the right shoulder. In
other words. describe = vide circle
with head and neck. nut Do u
slowly.
SIT on the floor with ankles to-
ssthsr. Clasp hands behind back.
lifting them upward until shoulder
blades are .queexed tosether. Let
head fall backward as eiaapsd
hands are lifted. Rslax and repeat
five times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27

Of Hollywood Bread AZ every meal
in place Of more fattening foods.
HOLLYWOOD Bread contains very
few fat-making ealories Jet fillS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
Berry Picker

Dear Miss Grey: am trying to
find an older woman or a family
with whom my daughter might 90
picking blackberries. She wants
to go so badly and she can't go
alone. She Is a good girl and a
dandy little worker. She would
take her own food-all she needs
is chsperon.
II isn't convenient for her 10 go
To and from the fields each day.
She needs some one who Will be
staying in the cabins. MRS. N.
Anyone wishing 10 contact
Mrs. n. may do 50 by calling
MAN 1886.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
BrOHed Steak for
Home Vacation Suggestions
Requested by Business Girl
Office Worker Told She Should Prepare for Her
Vacation in Advsnee-Just AS If She Wen. TsLno Tr;o
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: Have you any suggestions for tired
business girl who can't afford to 30 away on her vacation
Our oce follows the policy of giving each of its employees
be looking forward TO mine know that people would
consider me very fortunate but the truth of the matter
that am dreadng those two weeks more than can tell
live IN small apartment and | won't be able 10 get
out IN the garden like did back home As said before II
then, shall do? II you have any suggestions please tell
me about them. practically the verge Of not taking
my vacation at ALL A SECRETARY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
THE MAN
CHAPTER THIRTY-THREE

1fiAf LII lftlh Il l1ftEh
Barry seized a helmet from the
wall of the office. and pulled it on
his head. He strobe toward the
door. pausing just long enough "a
grab up a pair of heavy gloves.
Henley followed. protesting. Al
the head of the mine. they met
Jetta.
She rushed TO Barry, and seized
him by the arm.
Barry. what are you doing up ?
The doctor said"
Bother the doctor" Barry
shook off her hand, impatient
". Jack. get that drill ready
and lower IL down the shaft"
It's ready. Boss. But still say
it's suicide to 20 down there"
There's a chance TO save the
men II I break through TO where
they are 80 they can get air. isn't
there ?" Barry demanded.
yes, but"
Then I'm going. Have that drill
lowered Is there anyone here game
enough 10 go with me ," he called.
turning around toward the crowd.
TIL go" Kay stepped for
ward Barry pushed her aside,
roughly.
NO women. I nerd a man
strong man"
If you're going. I'm going with
you. but ! still say it's suicide,
Henley said. Go ahead"
Good boy. Follow me"
The drill already had been low
cred 10 the bottom Of the shaft
The heavy rope was rld firmly
by one Of the men.
Couple more Of you fellows grab
that line may BE- a little wobbly
on my pins climbing down that
ladder" Barry ordered
He started down. slowly. A sigh
went up as his helmet disappeared
from sight Henley immeca'-'-.
followed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
Bad Head Posture Enough
To Give You Pain in Neck

stiff, aching muscles In the hack
OF the neck can DO a- much 10
spoil q woman's disposition and
therefore her looks As going with
out breakfast or getting only
about half the sleep she nesds
Correction of bad posture IL the
first step in eliminating chonio
stiffness In the back Of the neck.
Here are directions for TIE ever
cise which will 10 the trick Of
making you hold your head IN
queeniy fashion and timber up
muscles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
MAKE Up YOUR
MIND To RELAX

ST erect with shoulders square
but not Htiff. Relax mack and let
head fall backward a. far - pea
sibls. Now place fingsrtips behind
both ears and lift the head 10 an
upright position. Make flngsrtips
do all Of the iiftinE toe. And see
that all hitting Il done from the
spot just behind each ear. Rslas
and repeat five times.
Now repeat the exercise five
times without using fingsrtips
Simply let head drop back. then
nft u slowly upward. making
muscles IT sides u thu neck DO
all Of the work. Keep mouth
closed.
And here are other exercises for
relaxing tense muscles In the back
of the neck:
Let bead fan backward. then
roll Il slowly from side 10 SIDE
while II IL In this baek-slanting
position. Repeat no more than
five times
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
Discovered! AMAzIH
NEW PLAN FOR SLENDERNES.
Hollywood Stars Reveal Secret OF Trim Wuis

you Just a. satisfyinrly a. nor
fattening items on the mem
You'll find this the painless va
10 reduos-no starving, no drug
no violent exercise. AND Il Is n
safe way. Hollywood Bread pro
yides a special supply q strsngfl
while you are losing weight. j
contains carbohydrates Tor en-
ergy, protein for toning muselss
vitamins 10 help keep you A.. YOU
Ike the taste. too. The Who'll
family viii rave about Hollywoo.
Breads smooth, mellow, re
taste, It's tongue tickling, nubb
texture. Especially, you'll b d.
lighted with the glorious colder
brown toast il makes. Have u Il
a treat ct every meal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27

handed IL over. Barry. staggering
a bit under itn weight. braeed him
self and thrust the point o. u into
the heap Of rock before him. near
the top. Signal them 70 turn on
the power
Henley j~rked the rope twice
fContlnussa on Paas ~. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27

MORE than a
WI dozen leading
Hollywood stars re-
port they are keeping
their waistlines
small BY means Of
the exciting new
II Hollywood Bread
Plan Headliners Of
Paramount, goth
Century Fox, War
ner Brothers and
other important STU
dos now keep thin
kv eating two KlireG
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29
Prowler Car Hit;
Driver Is Booked

A compound charge Of reckless
driving without an operators H.
cense faced James Haiseth, 40
yesr-old Tacoma youth. whoss
panel delivery truck skidded into
the front end Of q police prowi
car Monday at So. 23d and Alaska.
The police car. in which Officers
Fulghum and Aikmen were riding.
was put out Of service by damage
to its front wheels and steering
gear.
Halseth failed 10 make a curve
and skidded across the street. Dam
age 10 the city car VAS estimated
at $50. The arrested youth lives
at 1909 So. l. 1T.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29
Japan Spokesman
Refuses Comment

TOkYO-A spokesman Of the
cabinet information board refused
TO comment Tuesday on President
Roosevelt's Navy day speech.
Informed observers said Mr..
Roosevelt might have refrained
from mentioning Japan specifically
because of current Japanese
American negotiations at Wash
ington. They said the japanese
would calmly read the speech
and watch future developments"
WASHINGTON Typical con-
gressional comment on President
Roosevelt's speech was given by
Chairman Sol Bloom. D., ". Y.
of the house foreign affairs COM
mittee anc Sen. Gerald p. Nye.
r.. N. d.
NYE-"The president struck q
new low in executive leadership
in the United States. We've found
new map and new plan.
allegedly, so the church Of Amer
lea must learn TO hate and thirst
for blood"
BLOOM-''There IL no question
that the president expressed the
sentiments Of the overwhelming
majority Of the American people. {"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29

United Tacoma Days banners
were hung Monday night on the
city's downtown street as final
preparations progressed for the
opening on Thursday Of what IL
expected to be the greatest united
merchant sale IN the ten-yesr
history Of the event.
Months In the planning. this
big sale each year brings notable
opportunities for savings on mer-
chandise of all types. II Ia staged
at this season of the year 10 give
residents Of Tacoma and the sur
rounding trading area the benefits
Of special low prices In buying
for the coming winter season and
months ahead.
Tons Of Values
Because tons and tons Of mer-
chandise and wanted goods are
purchased for the event. local
merchants are able to secure
quantity discounts and special
price concessions which make pos
sible savings which are passed on
to consumers. In planning items
for the sale. every one of the more
than so merchants who are par
ticipating pledge themselves and
their organization to offer only
the most outstanding values pos
able during the three days.
Sales Committee
Plans for the United Tacoma
Days event have been made by the
Retail Trade Bureau OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce. The special
committee which has worked out
details II composed of n. A. ID.
Smith. chairman, r. W. Cakes,
c. y. Hufford and r.. n. Forbes.
The committee announces that
all stores participating In United
Tacoma Days will remain closed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29

expressed some disappointment.
however. that Mr.. Roosevelt DIS
closed no new action correspond
Ing with his helhgerent tone.
Critics said his exposure Of two
new German documents outlined
''long-rsnge" dangers but failed to
emphasize q sense OF immediate
emergency.
They contrssted the speech with
the recent campaigns Of Lord
Besverbrook and Labor Minister
Ernest Bevin TO paint the crisis
in = way calculated to stimulate
workmen to greater production Of
ornaments.
The fact that the president
omitted references to the Far
Eastern situation was considered
an indication that hope OF easing
the Pacific tension has not been
abandoned.
Morning newspapers printed the
speech under banner headlines,
emphasizing the damn the tor
pedoes" quotation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29
9Th Corps Choploins
Hosts to Rectors

FORT LEWIS - Clergy of the
Episcopal diocese Of Olympia were
guests Monday Of the ehsplsjns Of
the Ninth Army corps About IS
ehsplsins and reetors Of western
Washington parishes attended.
The day began with celebration
q communion service At the post
chapel IN the morning. There vas
a business meeting after which the
group had luncheon at the Offieers
club. Chaplain Justin Edwards Of
the TIN Infantry was in charge Of
arrangements
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29
New York Woman
AID Clubs Speaker

This weeks meeting ~ the Ia
coma Advertising a Sales club will
b held Friday noon. instead Of
Wednesday. NJ the Tacoma club.
The speaker Will be Miss Evelyn
Blewett Of the Wick Chemical Co.
She Ia considered one Of the out
standing young business women Of
New York.
The Tacoma Business = Advsr.
Using Womsn's annual Advertising
ball Will BE- held In the roof garden
II Hotel Winthrop Saturday.
Nov. !.
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s sse'1 NONE Main Street s .sssc q: 8

Wednesday rccn ~hsn - srldssrs
~sil - quests Il ne sisn
M. .ss ms. As~s.< ss.,-.. ~.
spsns the WEEKEND IN seattle
Amans efne~rs .i.e,.s ~ nc
wsshinEso. stats r>a~rafiaa a
Teachers are tea rsromsre uososy
weeks ras elected firps sses rrssI.
cent. ard 4. l. sssushes~ s>cana
vice president.
nay SseWssu hsa he<a nsmssi
general ehsirmss ~ Ktusrd =
Rhodes ress n the American L.
sicn enmmisss planning . prusrsm
far enssvvanes ~ Asmistics aay.
Nov. n.
Mn ~ nsss~s n~.ssa sns ~.
l~w~st. len Tuesday Tor ~. Paul
where they ON vssst with Mrp.
Smiths par~nss. ~. - noss ~
! No..
Visiting frisras ara relatives n
Montana ard iaAhn are ~. -
Nm. t1sye nsssus n sumssv.
NJ - ma ivss.ss ssa~u.s Il
Nsna. Nav. have sesN vsn6sinn NJ.
Johnoons aunt. n0gH Uvnmpnn -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29
F ascisis Carry
Protest Banners

ROME-Thousands of uniform
ed Blackshirt marehers converged
on Venice palace late Tuesday
carrying banners and posters de-
nouncing President Roosevelt.
The posters were in color. Some
Of them were large earicatures Of
the American president. Others
denounced Amirecan aid to Rus
STA.
The balcony of the palace was
decorated with flags and the
Fascist colors and symbols.
A few hours earlier Premier
Benito Mussolini spoke to Fascist
leaders at the palace on the ami
versary of the Blackshirt march
on Rome.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29
Estimate $500 Loss
In Residence Fire

An overhested chimney started
q fire early Tuesday morning At
the home Of Mrs. Mary covaeia-
vich. 7ios No. 10th. and did . total
Of $500 damage. the fire depart
ment reported.
Two alarms were turned In. one
al ISL q m. and another At ana
Roof. attic and interior were
burned Damage 10 contents was
estimated At about 800 Of the
total.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29
Mexico Sees DEFY
To Adolf Hitler

MEXICO CITY - Newspapers
hailed President Roosevelt's Navy
day address Tuesday as probably
his "fightingest" speech.
The impression was that Mr..
Roosevelt had defied Adolf
Hitler beyond any doubt
FL Universal printed the speech
under the headline. Damn the
Torpedoes. Full Speed Ahead"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29
Damn Torpedoes
Pleases British

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS quarters
received President Roosevelt's
damn the torpedoes" Navy day
address enthusiastically Tuesday.
describing it as a fighting speech.
Unofficial "men in the street"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29
Tacoma Shipyard Production
Is al Virtual Siandsiill
Picksts Effectively Keep Wsldsrs
And Mony Symposhissn From Jobs

fconsinaea Prem Pare orsi
fused n return 10 woss pending
settlement - ths STRIKE
IRE largest shirysri. n sr.s.
tie were shus down completely
Tuesday Nv picket Inca ard
smaller rlanis acre partially
operating ~ith resiucesi msrpo~er
approximately t7ss 90 90 n
shinsoilding erdsrs are effected
there
rteKErt>e VIII. START
THURSDAY IN los ANGELES
Although . strike hss e>sn
called st four io~ Angeles yard.
pickstinK vii not seKsn until
Thursday and the plants mean
while continued n aperass with.
out apparent difficulty Asaat
$500. 600 600 worth ~ government
contracts are held ~ yards there.
There sisn rvmslnea possibility
81 = strike at the Portland yards
81 the Oregon shsreuiltlns Corp.
which hoisss L. 4 Maritime com.
mission contracts tossllsns sac. :.
40. 600.
Several large shlpysris in the
San Francisco hay AREA fsce strike