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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05
Y.W.C. A. Victory
Dinner Dec. 10
Principal Speaker
To Be Gov. Longlis

A occasion 81 great reieicins
fer the Tseoms Y. " c A ne
payment a. ths mortgage On lss
building. vtii - celebrated w<f-
nsstsy. De-. IA. 1t $40 .. N. IN
weyerhssu-<r hall with : victnFy
dinner 81 which the principal
speaker viii - Gov. Arthur n.
L.nkll<. officials announced Tnafs-
6sy.
n IL expected wsysrhs~ussr han
wiu ~ filled 10 capacity with
friends az the organization. ard
the many civic-minded raeomans
who have WORRIED fer more than
two years IN order 20 raise the
sc. 900 necessary to clear the 70.
naming Indebtedness. on the Y. ".
c. A. building which serves -
many ne~ds of Tacoma women and
Kiris. and Of the community. ne
Y. w. not only n . home and
center of activities and educ alton
for business and Industrial giriA
but In additsca sponsors 0iri Re-
serve clubs for school girls. main
tsins einhrooms where scores of
c o m m unity organizations hold
meetinEs provides health and rec
restlonsi departments for young
people and adults and offers
worthwhile adult education pre- .
grams
Heading the drive. Mrs. ". a.
Fitch and J. c. Haley have served
~ oo-ehalrmen 81 the mortgage
elimination COMMITTEES. assisted ny
The following eommittee: Mrs. Nd
gar podds. Mrs. Lincoln csuit.
Mira. y. G. Haley. Mrs. Elmer Hay
den. Mrs. e. n. f<wis. Mrs. W.
w. Seymour. Mrs. Stanley shaw.
the late Mrs. George Wagner. Mrs.
~ J. whitacre. Mrs. Eugene
White. Mrs N. d. Wilkinson.
Harry Andrews. J. G. Reckman.
William peerinEf Ernest Dodge. J.
,. Kaufman. w. W. kiiworsh. Da-
vid Peterson. c. J. Raymond. Lock
Riehi. c. J. shaw. Henry shaw.
cleon soule. E. n. Warner. DR. N.
]. whitaore and Eugene White.
All those Who have had . share
In the enterprise are invited 10 At.
tend the victory dinner Wsdnss-
day. and officials of the Y. w. c. A.
expressed the hope that the public
spirited citizens who helped 10 OBJ
tain the original building fund ~
well ~ those WIN have helpsd 10
save the building for continued US
win attend. Reservations for Wed
nesday's dinner should bs made on
or before Saturday. Dec. q. by mail
or by calling the Y. w. C. A., S0i
Broadway. broadway tisi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05
Will List Plants
In New Directory

In an effort TO retain the states
industrial prosperity during the
post-emergency period, the Manu-
facturers Association Of Washing
ton announced Thursday IL has
planned a long-range program of
an educational nature.
As the first step. q 1912 direc-
tory Of Washington manufacturers.
now in preparation. will list every
Tacoma factory and its products.
First edition to be published since
1897. the new directory will con-
tain special information on the
states industries. resources and
industrial opportunities.
1t will be distributed TO poten-
tial new customers in Washing
ton, the United States. South
America and the Orient. according
to r. p. Thymian. president.
Special study also Ia being given
to an educational program to
reach high school students who
will become consumers in the next
few years, and a motion picture
portraying Washington industries
to eastern purchasers.
The industrial development pro-
gram will be explained by men,
bers of the Manufacturers associa-
ton in discussions before Tacoma
commercial and service organiza-
tons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05
Engineer to Talk
ToLakewood Club

Carl Fritts. safety engineer of
the state highway department.
will be guest speaker Thursday
evening at the program meeting
Of Lakewood c immunity club.
Fritts is expected to discuss
various steps being taken TO i'm
prove safety factors in the con-
etruction and maintenance of
state roads.
Entertainment will be directed
by Tom Henderson, chairman of
that phase Of club activity. Fred
schwab. newly elected president,
will preside.
The meeting will open at s
o'clock in the recreation room Of
Lakewood center. In addition to
the speaker, development of q
water system for the lakes area
will be discussed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05
Alien in Custody
On Three CHARGES

Because he failed TO comply
with the alien registration act. a
Midland resident was In the city
Jail Thursday and was faced with
additional federal and state
charges.
Arthur II. Leboeuf. resident
of RI. 6. Box So. Midland. was
arrested "Wednesday night at his
home by Deputy u. s. Marshal
John p. Vargo.
A native Canadian, Leboeuf
failed to register as an alien. He
pleaded guilty Thursday when ar
raigned before u. 3. Commissioner
X. @. Fitch. and was bound over
to the next federal grand jury.
He IL held In lieu OF $1,000 bond.
Meanwhile. records show that
Leboeuf In already under a Is
year suspended sentence for grand
larceny In Olympia.
Also. the 45-year-old Midlander
Is an employe Of the Veterans
hospital at American Lake. a fed
eral institution. where he has been
working M an orderly for about
a year. In order to obtain the job.
Leboeuf claimed American citizen
ship; to do 20 falsely Ia Itself
a federal offense carrying severe
penalties.
Coincidentally. federal proHcu-
ton Of the latter charge will make
the hospital authorities liable to
the government for repayment Of
all Leboeufs wages to date, . sum
of approximately $1,000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05
New Art Exhibit Will Open
In Jones Hall Tower Sunday
Wood Blocks. Etchings. Aquotints
Will Be Shown Here for Two Weeks

Wood blocks etchinEs. aqua
tints. and Autographs BY modern
Polish artists VIII be on view at
the galleries 81 the Tacoma Art
association. College Of Puget
Sound. beginning Sunday. Dec. :.
and continuing through the 21st
Of the month. A large portion of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05
wake UP YOUR
LIVER BILE

Without CaIomel-And You'll JunD 0u q
Bed in the Morning Rann' to &c
The liver should pour pints Of bile juice
into your bowels every day. IL this bile 10
not flowing freely. your food may not d.
gest. IL may just decay in the bowels. Then
gas bloau up your stomach. You get con-
stipsted. You feel sour. sunk and the world
looks punk.
II takes those good. old Csrter's Little
Liver Pills to get these pints Of bile how-
ing freely TO make you feel up and up"
Get q package today. Take as directed.
Effective In making bile how freely. AK
for Csrter's Little Liver Pills. ~ and Use.
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05

A cross question debate on the
subject, Resolved that all male
citizens of the United States
should receive one year Of military
training before they reach the age
Of IL" will be held at the Y. w.
c. A., second floor. Friday, . p. m.
under auspices Of the Tacoma
Emergency Peace committee.
Participants In the debate will
be Jim siayden. Bill seholes.
Stewart Caul and Mark Doiliver.
all Stadium high school students.
There will be questions and discus
sion from the floor and the public
10 invited A brief business meet
ing Of the peace group VIII begin
at 7:30.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05

Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest in u. =. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05
Smashes Window
To Take Watches

Four dozen wrist watches
among them some set In platinum
and valued a. e27s each. were
stolen from the Leroy Credit
jewelers. At s5i Broadway between
4 and o;tb .. m. Thursday. accord
lag TO Jack siotnik. one of the
owners.
Ths thief stole the watches
after breaking . big plsts glass
display window overlooking
Broadway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05

Arrangements TO have q federal
housing representative In Tacoma
to talk with local builders once
each week. Tuesday mornings from
. TO noon. were announced Thurs
day by Harry /. Blsngy. pres-
dent of the Tacoma Real Estate
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-05

the exhibition Is in color. and all
prints are extremely decorative.
Since the great success Of the
Polish exhibit .. the International
Exhibition Of Decorative Arts IN
Paris in 1925. Polish art has been
recognized in Europ. as one Of the
most interesting and original The
highest credit. however. is given
to the woodout. This technique
may almost be said TO have be-
come a national art. Polsnd's par
ticulsr form Of artistic expression.
Historically. 1t constitutes a re-
turn to her former traditions: in
the 18th century. when woodcuts
were used to illustrate printed
books. as formerly miniatures TO
illustrate manuscripts. the wood
cut reached a very high artistic
level in Poland. A natural ten
dency towards this technique can
be seen also In the fact that Poland
is one of the very few countries
where the woodcut is to be found in
peasant art. As almost all works
of folk-art. these peasant woodcuts
are very decorative. structural In
design. and with direct strong feel
ing of the tool.
To Show Wood Carvings
Also on view in the lower gallery
for the month will be an interest
Ing collection Of small wood earv-
ings from the Bavarian village Of
OberammerEau. There are several
groups, the most suitable being
the Christmas ereche and a copy
Of the Rosensberger Madonna. the
original Of which is In the National
museum at Munich. The carving
Of the smaller figures. especially
those OF the angels. admirably IL
Illustrates the delicacy and feeling
the artist has in his work.
Although the inhabitants Of
Oberammergau have been renown-
ed for their dramstization Of the
Passion Play and their wood carv-
ings, these latter are usually asso-
cisted with religious objects in the
minds Of the general public. How
ever, the little figures Of children
and angels give evidence Of their
skill also.
Importance Of Art
An innovation in the upper gal
leries IL an arrangement of furni-
ture and accessories around paint
ings and prints. This exhibit has
been planned to show the impor-
lance of art as a disable factor in
everyday living rather than some
thing to be associated with the
museum alone. Included in this
exhibit will be a modern room
based around an original Diego
Rivera portrait loaned and arrang-
ed by Mrs. Ross Trullinger. An
early American grouping by Mrs.
Rodman Titcomb. a Louis XIV unit
by Mrs. A. II. Hooker. jr.. and
Victorian section arranged by Al
fred Banner also will be shown.
The galleries in Jones hall tower.
College Of Puget Sound. are open
to the public and are free at all
times. Gallery hours are Sundays
2 to 6 p. m, Monday evenings 7
to s:16. and weekdays 1880 to
5 o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06

tiddy-um-tum as ever. Rise Stevens, from the
Met. and Nelson Eddy guarantee every note.
TIVE WIRELESS: Ramona is so delightful at
4 10:45 via WOR you feel like reaching into
the receiving set TO choke the assistants (along
with Ramona) for that singing commercial.
Oh. my!
Frank Fay tried hard, which is more than
you can say for his scripters.
One OF the chains has IL soap operas in a
row every morning. That's about as much variety
as traffic light.
TIIE CONFESSION OF THE WEEK: H. Allen
i Smith in the November Cosmopolitan:
"And talk about your gossip. Why, we've
raised gossip to fne art In New York. We
put it I'm the papers and pay the experts fabulous
sums OF money. And 1 love II. I've always
loved gossip. So have you.
maybe you won't admit IL. Maybe you'll
say gossip n not polite, not noble.
but don't try to tell me you stop your ears
or rum or hide In the cellar when some one begins
whispering about the thing Joe Schwogie's wife
did at Fred PhIebby's party Saturday night"
1t was Friday night
TIVE FRONT PAGES: What's happened to
those daily patriotic quotes now missing from
certain editorial pages? Such Decatur's:
sour country! In her intercourse with foreign
nations may she always be In the right; but our
country. right or wrong" Hmm. Frad they
won't agree with the editorials below?
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS: Senator Connally:
John L. Lewis is the fourth member of the
Axis.
Robert CULLEN: The press has the right TO be
Free but the more free il is the less right il has
to be wrong.
Osborne Enterprise: critic is person who
knows more than you know and wants you to
know that he knows il.
Anon She drove him to drink the one thing
! am indebted TO her for.
Ed Howe: Make woman mad and she Is
no more polite than man.
Tune In WALTER WINCHELL BROAD
CAST each Sunday to els D. m, on
station WxYZ. Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Earaches
Warnings
To Be Needed
Should Be Regard e d
as Need for Doctor
BY LOGAN CLENDENING, MD

BY LOGAN CLENDENING, MD.
GIT SEEMS sometimes rs IL
we tried to Guido ourselves
In finding some way 10 injure
our hearing" says a prominent
ear specialist.
In infancy we use the canal
as hiding place for buttons and
beans.
Later in life we fill the canal
with strange fluids.
Our pull at the lobe of the ear
20 show that we are thinking;
genius is at work.
We trumpet into a handker-
chief when we have colds, blow
ing infectious material into the
middle ear.
In the presence OF an infec-
tious disease We say:
ITS Just . little earache,"
and let it go till the drum rup-
lures or worse happens.
Pulling and rubbing the en-
ternal ear may be a Eign Of
genius. but it is more likely 10
be a sign of wax in the ears-a
slumbering infection of the skin
of the external ear canal which
should be treated by the spe-
cialist.
Pulling may drive IL in to in
wade the drum. Boxing chill
dren's ears Is a barbaric form OF
discipline which may rupture an
ear drum.
YOU may think you have ex-
L cess wax in your ears. Do
you 60 to the doctor and have
the wax properly washed out?
II is very simple procedure
II you have the right instru-
ments. which do not include the
end of match, simple 9 times
out of 10. and the tenth time
almost impossible until the wax
has been soaked and softened
over night.
Do you act as sensibly as all
that? Very seldom.
On the subject of the external
ear, let us destroy a popular
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06

GEORGE c. TYLER. Veteran theatrical pro-
VI ducer Originally from Chillicothe, o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06

TVIE FIRST NIGHTS: This is somepin' like Il.
The newcomers landed like the Marines
Edna Ferber and George Kaufman. in The Land
Is Bright have written about family full Of
vinegar. the Kincaids
The first one was Montana plunderer. and
the last mostly loafers and heels But all gusty.
and 80 is their biog. Phyllis Povah. Martha
Sleeper. Diana Barrymore and the rest help
make it what r. Watts Jr. termed:
The first nrst-rate show Of the season"
The next night fetched another hit, Danny
Kaye & Co. in the Cole Porter-musicked Lets
Face It." The book is flip and sassy, the score
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06

George has produced hundreds of plays some Of
which were hits such as The Man From Home"
with William Hodge. Shore Acres" with James
A. Herne ALIAS Jimmy Valentine with II. b.
Warner Seventeen" Sag Harhor, and "Clar-
ence"
Eve Arden. Actress. Eve, who is happily
married. advances a unique reason for wishing
to have baby. Says she:
"AIy husband ~ 80 good looking I am going
10 have a baby out Of sheer curiosity to what
tho child will look like"
Nathalia Crane Author of poems, I'm in
Love With the Janitors Boy" and Moonlight
Over Brooklyn" Miss Crane has recently written
a poem to be used part of the campaign for
election to the city council of one Mrs Genevieve
Earle. 1t starts:
Election day prepares leafy 0olCn
That all may the eolors of the weave,
And for the city councils far renot0n,
Nay all our ballots be for Geneviere.
ssT SUPPOSE you saw many interesting things
In your travels abroad" writes Detroiter.
should say I did. sir. Why at luxurious
night club at Juan Les Pins. France, saw an
Englishman smoking a pipe while doing the
rhumba.
81 have been married eight times" writes
Californian "Of the eight married found only
one good woman; and she died My ninth wife
will be my first love. my schoolgirl sweetheart
whom have met again after all these years. She
IN 80, L am S."
In a dozen eggs from Del Monte. Cal.
hatchery a subscriber says he found three eggs
with two yoiiss and two with three yofks.
1 once had an egg with three yolks delivered
TO me from a poetic egg man who, every day
when delivering, recited different poem with
gestures.
I can still see the old boy standing on the
doorstep as he began TO declaim that poem
beginning:
This little strip Of light
Twirt night and night,
Let me Keep bright
Today!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06

TIVE MAGIC LANTERNS: The week can claim
i one big event 1t was How Green Was My
Valley" This is a beautiful and simple yarn
about Welsh mining family. cinemasterpiece.
It is knowingly told and acted, especially by
Walter Pidgeon. Maureen O'TIara and Roddy
Macdonald, lkable tot.
'The Chocolate Soldier" which used to be
based on Shaw's Arms and the Man." is now
married to Monsrs The Guardsman."
The Straus score remains, however, as turi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06

very car-and-foot fancy,
and the pranksters full
OF the devil.
Write down Eve
Arden. Mary Jane Walsh.
Benny Baker and swarms
Of others as responsible
for the shows vivacious
voltage. Mr.. Atkinson
said a quoteful when he
called IL bright and
brisk and continuously
enjoyable"
G. Jessel, the old
family man, fetched in
the second words-and-
music item Friday night,
High Kickers." He has
assembled some OF his
old variety mates, in
GLIDING Dame Tucker,
York & King. and
striplings like Lois
January and Betty
Bruce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06

prejudice about fresthite which
will soon be among us.
Instead of applying snow or
cold water or warm warm water
to restore circulation, the best
method-first aid books to the
contrary-is to apply the warm
hand.
DR.. Stefansson found this the
approved method among the
Eskimos. And biologists of
highest scientific standing ap-
prove il.
EARACHE. even of mild de-
~ gree. especially as part of a
cold or during the course Of a
contagious disease such as meas
les or scarlet fever, should be
regarded seriously enough TO call
a doctor.
If the doctor has stopped his
visits, thinking the measles is
over, call him back.
Earache in these cases usually
means that the infection has
progressed up TO the Eustachian
tube into the middle ear.
Sometimes il resolves without
the formation of pus. but when
pus forms, il should be released
Immediately by the biologist or
pediatrician by means of pune
ture of the ear drum.
If left alone, true enough, IL
ruptdres itself through the ear
drum, but in the meantime it
may have done a good deal of
damage to the middle ear and
il may go into the mastoid
cells or veins of the neck in
stead Of rupturing externally.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERS
/. L. c.: Will you explain
what il means by a silver fork
Ideformity in fracture of the
wrist?
Answer: The usual fracture
at the wrist is due to falling
on the hand which is thrust out
in a protective fashion, when
you slip or are thrown to the
ground.
The ends Of the arm bones
are broken and slip backwards,
giving the arm and hand the
appearance of a fork turned up
side down, hence the nickname
silver fork deformity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06

in his early stages or
growth. Anyway, I did.
Twas 6 feet tall when
16. Nearly every time I
walked down the street
somebody would yell:
"Hey, string bean,
how's the weather up
there -" or Hey, you
long drink OF water" on
words TO that effect.
Tall girls once suf-
fered considerably worry
ing about their height,
but now seem quite happy
about IL providing they
can get a boy friend as
tall as they are.
QUITE a number OF
VI Hollywoodians have
gone in for farming and
some have been success
full at IL. Joel McCrea
is said TO be making 20
per cent net on his in
vestment raising cattle
and growing barley.
naaoOorrE,I chtnlrnn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
20 Pounds OF
BY Christmas

CTEAM baths are not re-
- ducing agents. You just
kid yourself with them. They
get rid only OF water. That's
why you weigh less after.
BREAKFAST:
/ glass tomato juice
] slice toast-no butter
Coffee-no cream or sugar
LUNCH:
Vegetable salad: Beets,
green pepper. caulifower,
lettuce-no oil in dressing
i slice toast-no butter
! baked apple-no cream
or sugar
DINNER:
] cup clear consomme
2 broiled frankfurters
Generous helping boiled
onions-no butter
Gelatin dessert
Black coffee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06

-LonRfelIow.
(Above dedicated to Gladys Swarthout by
request OF a man, who confined TO his home by
illness. says the singing Of Miss Swarthout
furnishes just the break in the clouds he needs
al this time--EVD)
DRESENT day youngsters are on the average
an inch and half taller than those of two
decades ago. fast growing kid has hard time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06

Mickey Rooney has successful chicken
farm
However, Spencer Tracy tried chickens and
found that fryers retailing at 90 cents cost him
81 each to raise.
John Boles lost $4,000 on a chicken farm.
Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Taylor had a
horse breeding ranch and gave 1t up after failing
to make II profitable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Il. v. During

Such songs hare power TO quiet
The restless pulse Of care
And come like the beHediction
That foliotcs after prayer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
On the Side

Distributed BY King Features sysa.. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Waller. WjvscIteU
On Broadway

Trade Marx Registered. Copyright. 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
Illinois KeQIeI
Wins $4,000

CHICAGO. Feb. 3. - Johnny
Ryan of Waukegan. Ill, compet-
ing under the colors of the Am
broSia Beer team of Chicago. won
the Twcnty-iifth Louis Petersen
individual championship bowling
classic which closed a weeks run
today at the Archer-Thirty-fifth
Recreation here
In leading a field Of 800 of
Americas top flight keglerS. who
were shooting at a golden melon
worth $4,000, Ryan rang up a
score OF sol to receive check
for $4,000.
Second place went to John
Petro. Cleveland O.. who rolled
1871. and third honors were be-
slowed upon Sam Garofalo. of the
world champion match team, the
Hermann Undertakers of St.
Louis. who totaled 1777 and won
81 600. Ned Day ranked fourth,
scoring 1749 TO win $500.
CaSs Grygier of Detroit won
500 for his go high game.
HRyan. a shipping clerk living in
Waukegan. won the 1884 Peter.
sen classic with a count of 1891
earning 81 500 in a field of 2S(
keglers. He ranked second in the
same event I'm 1888 with 1914, win,
ming $500. Thus he is entered ir
the Hall of Tenpin Fame as thu
biggest money winner in the his
tory of the Petersen classic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
Times Ice Finals
Are Postponed
To Wednesday
Continued from First Sport Page)

Continued from First Sport Page)
that with freezing temperature
today and tomorrow his corps OF
ice manicurists will have the track
in good condition Wednesday to
complete the big meet.
Bert Trudeau. coach Of the
Saginaw Skating Clubs team. has
assured the Skates Editor that his
team of some Is skaters will be
on hand Wednesday. This means
lot of trouble for the Detroi.
contingent for Saginaw is repre-
scented by two in the Silver Skates
semifinals and a half dozen girls
in the Gold Skates tests. In the
senior women's Southern Michigan
championships Esther Wrona was
leading at the close of the first
days racing with 80 points to 20
for Virginia Delpier of this city.
Bonnie Doyle of Saginaw had 10.
In the mems senior class with
only two events run, the half mile
and 3-mile, Ed Oldenkamp, winner
of the q mile. and Vincent Bozich.
winner of the 3-mile, are tied at
80 points each.
The entry lists for the Dog-Sled
Derby. which will start Wednes-
day nights card. the father and
son and mother and daughter
events as well as the novelty and
fancy skating competitions will re-
main open until race time.