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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Clubs

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Will meet Tuesday tpr ~ 30 lunch
con ~ the home ~ Mrs Harry
Myklani. 1924 So. NJ st
Ladies' Catholic benevolent A.
sociatlon viii meet for ~ 80 lunch
con Tue sday ~ the home of Mrs
Charles Fisher. POI Ia. 2,th 1t.
Lovelani Ladies Md will meet
Thursday al the home Of Mrs =, O.
Hedoorg.
Tacoma circle, >eighbors of
Noodcrsft. will meet Monday eve
ming at q clock in the Eagles hall
Mrs c. l.. White will preside.
Advisory board. White Clover
Assembly Rainbow sirls. Will spon-
sor public card party Tuesday
afternoon Al l o'clock AT the South
Tacoma Masonic temple Dessert
luncheon will be followed by bridge
and 500 Mrs Stanley Spring and
Mrs Thomas Throuson Will BE- CO.
chairmen.
Typographical Auxiliary Will
sponsor a luncheon and card party
Tuesday 1T the Rroadmoor. Lunch
con will be served al II 30. Mrs
( Howard Welsh and Mrs. Tom
Philips are In charge NJ the af'
fair which H. open 10 the public
Mothers club Of k.ator chapter,
DeMolas. Will meet Monday even
ing At 40 In tho 3sth 81 Masonic
temple. Mrs n " waidrep il In
charge ~ refreshments Assisting
will be Mrs l.. q Clark. Mrs Rich
ard Johnson. Mrs Jack Roberts.
and Mrs Francis Snyder
Julia Dent Grant Tent. No. 3.
Daughters ~ Union Veterans Will
meet Tuesday ~ 20 in cArpen-
tsrs hall. Mrs a. n Woslfsl Will
preside.
Womsn's society. Fern Hiii
church. viii sponsor = banquet for
the men 81 the church and com
munity Tuesday evening 81 7
O'Clock Mrs. ssis BJorss - chair
man.
Eagles Auxiliary viii sponsor
their regular card party Tuesday
A. IN The Eagles hail ladies'
auxiliary will meet Tuesday even
ing A. : clock Ars Morris Ne
Doweii viii preside
Jefferson Pre-r hoSi mssts
Thursday ~ : 3. ~ ln ne school
Or z Reynolds viii SPEAK On
''T8befcslosis Hs vii snoN PIE
lures With Ms TAX. Mrs q q.
Olfins vii preside DeFofssi
Aorss vii give = trumpet soio
Joe EAush. hand leader and sscrs-
tAry fthe uuAleisns iscsi Will
speak on when ard How %
Start Children In On Music and
How 70 Choose the Proper Insirti-
ment for ne Child Hostssses
viii - Mrs.. " X Emery. Mrs
Joseph Reed ard Mrs.. Roy LiJe-
beck
Mary Lyon PIT A. meets
Thursday a. : >. m. In ths audi
forum. George Burilngams will
speak On "Wslcoms 70 Stewart
intermediate" Mrs Edwin Mar
shall. vice president. will prssids.
There vii BE- a clarinet solo BY
Donald Poags class sogg trio ~
Roberta johnson. Patricia Eossitsr
and Donald Martonik. class poem.
By Donald Posge. class history.
Allan Bird. class vii. Alan Sat
tsrise. class prophecy. Jean Berg
s'rom plsyiei ~ 50 graduating
clsss. Mistress E1ueatlon Vista
ths School"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Board 10 Be Entertained
Al Luncheon Tuesdsy

Mrs. Howard Carr. new prsa-
dent Of Robert Reynolds Ortho-
pedic guild Will entertain mem
bers Of her board st / o'clock
luncheon on Tuesday at her home.
1918 No. 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Orsnsm Circle 70 Meet ~
Shuu Home Thussdsv

Mrs. George v. shull NJ te5t
North fife wiii 10 hostess THURS
day. January N. n members ~
Oxsnam Circle ii i.unehssr ~
y N. vili es followed ~ bridge
and the Eroup wsli hear . sbost
financial report foF ths year.
Personnel ~ eirrls II includes
Mechanics n Msrfsek. Cal kish.
James ~ Egsn. Marx poIilves.
Thor Hsnrish.sn. Neal Gregory.
n .. Mssftss. " " o'ks~fe.
George V shuli. 7. y csrb~st fsA
.Mlss Margaret uu~v.i.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Peggy Shaw
PLEDGES

Word has been received by Mr.
and Mrs. Henry G. Shaw that their
daughter. Miss Peggy Shaw, who
is In her freshman year at Stan
ford university, pledged Delta
Gamma on Sunday afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21

Young married couples Bible
class ~ Central Lutheran church
all meet Monday evening a.
o'clock - ire home ~ Mr. and
Mrs.. CAnnar J. Nslnin. AZ PARK
land.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21

Two rev nsmb@rs pledged 10 tss
Knights ~ ths Log sopsomofs
mems honorary u ,ns College n
Puget Sound. are wslehi oyaasgi
and Edward Miller.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21

Lo,elanI Ladies Md will msei
THURSDAY at the home Of Mrs =. o
Hedborg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21

Tacoma circle, >eighbors 81
Noodefsff. will meet Monday eve.
ming at : . clock In the Eagles hall
Mrs c. l.. White will preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21

Typographical Auxiliary Will
sponsor a luncheon and card party
Tuesday ut the Broadmoor Lunch
con will be served at II 80 Mrs
Howard Welsh and Mrs. Tom
Phillips are In charge n the sf'
fair which IL open 10 the public
Evening star., 1941-12-17

Imagine finding handsome, sturdy
glass coffee maker for less than q
dollar! Experts and beginners make
delicious coffee every time. Grand
gift for young couple, or q career
girl with her own apartment.
Evening star., 1941-12-17
Keep a Record of
Today's NelUs!

Good looking scrap book, 14la
by 1871 inches. with pages that
take paste well. You'll want
them for gifts and to keep a
Evening star., 1941-12-17

Just about time to be trimming that tree
Make it the most bright and cheerful yet
this year, with this brilliant assortment o.
long Lasting Mazda bulbs. A variety oi
vivid colors.
Evening star., 1941-12-17

Make your home as bright with Christmas
cheer outside as inside. String these large,
colorful Mazda lamps on trees and shrubbery,
around windows and doors! Each burns inde-
pendently Weatherproof cord, and attach
nent for adding more strings.
Evening star., 1941-12-17

Raise the lever and the
load dumps out Of the backi
r z m o vable
r.! ::::; =: s'''s: -:: !: 49c
inches long.
Evening star., 1941-12-17

Large. handsome album
welcome gift. Is by 11h
inches, with pages that take
paste and a special water
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
"This Woman Is Mine"

Tho title doesn't really mean a
thing but there Is much exciting
action in the new offering at the
Rialto titled. This Woman Is
Mine" a Frank Lloyd production
featuring Franchot Tone, John
Carroll. Walter Brennan and Carol
Bruce.
The story relates the exper-
fences of the good ship
"Tonquin" out of New York In
the year 1910 and hound for
the wilds Of Oregon where
trinkets are traded for yalu-
able furs.
a good supporting cast headed
by Nigel Bruce brings this story
OF love and adventure. highlighted
by flashes OF exceptional acting by
Miss Bruce and John Carroll.
Walter Brennans portrayal of
Captain Jonathan Thorn. stern
New Highlander. Is worthy of
mention.
Cut of the fabric of typical
early American adventure
tales. This Woman Il Mine"
should please those patrons
who would forget the present
for the past and who delight
In the accomplishments Of
those early pioneers who lived
life the hard way.
Sharing the screen is a Damon
Runyon comedy titled. Tight
Shoes" II boasts an excellent cast
headed by John Howard Binnie
Barnes. Brod Crawford, Anne
Gwynne, Leo GARLIC. Samuel S.
Kinds and Shemp Howard. There
is plenty of action and no end of
comieal situations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
News Notes
OF OrtinQ

ORTIN Lewis Lingley of
Graham won seven blue ribbons
and three red ribbons at the Ort-
ing PIT. A community fair. en-
tering squash, apples, cucumbers
and cornseed.
Mr. and Mrs Hal Willard left
Monday m ornjng for Kalama
where they will spend the week
with relatives.
orting Boy Scouts are planning
an old papers drive. James Rinkel
will be in charge of the truck
driving department.
Everett Moore, Daryl Rounds
Leonard Wright and Jack Willis
bagged the limit Sunday of grouse
Bill Swearingen lost a gun-shy
bird dog while hunting near Ort-
ing. The dog ran into the woods
after swearingen fired on a game
bird and did not reappear.
Benedetto Novelties railroad
section crew repaired worn
street crossing IN Orting Tuesday
TO conform with Ortings new
street improvements
County equipment is being en-
ployed to lay an oil mat over
much Of the towns roadways.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
RETURN SHOWING

BFNERIN-Boh Hope and Dorothy
IAmour IN Caught IN the Draft
also Maureen O'HAra and James
Ellison IN They Met IN Argentina.
csrIToL = Cary Grant and Martha
Scott IN The Towards Of Virginia "
also Boris Karloff in -Fatal Hour ="
COMMUNITY = Tyrone Poser and
Rita Hsyworth IN Blood and
Sand" also lee Patrick and Regis
Toomey IN -Nurses Secret.
KAY sTRfFf-tssr, Cooper and Bar
bsra stanwyck in sMeet John De- I"
also Power OF the Land .
LAKEWOOD - James Stewart snd
Paulette Goddard IN POT O Gold %
also The Quarterback
faRk-Margaref SULLIVAN and
Charles Boyer In Back Street" also
Brian Aherne In The Man Who
Lost Himself"
fRoCroR-5o&n Bennett and FrAn-
ehot Tone IN she Knew All the
Road SHOW"
kEsLsRT Charlie Chaplin. Jack
oakis and Paulette Goddard In
The Great Dictator"
kEN-ceorPe Brent ana Martha Scott
In They Dare Not Love. also Alan
Jones and Susanna Poster in
There's Magic In Music"
RIVIERA - Hugh sinclsir and sally
GRAY In The Saints Vacation.
Also Johnny MACK Brown In Law
NJ the Range"
Warren Hull and isabel
Jewell in Marked Men" also james
Stewart and Hedy Lamar In Come
Live With Me"
kt>SFT-Jean Arthur and Charles
Cohurn In The Devil and Miss
Jones" also Allan Mowbray In
"FootliGhf Fcyer"
TEMPLE-Bette Davis and James
Cagnev In The Bride Came
c. o. D.. also Edward Arnold and
Lionel Barrymore In The Penalty"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

tered the native art of voodooism
The terror angle is well balanced
by a strong comedy trend that
carries off many hilarious scenes.
The plot of the picture is based
on an ancient voodoo rite. still be
lieved by many superstitious indi-
viduals to be practiced in the wilds
of native jungles. II is a process
by which dead body. controlled
by a master mentality. Is given the
power to move about much as a
mechanical robot or hynotized per
son.
Around this belief Edmond Kelso
has woven an eerie authentic
screenplay that sets King Of the
zombies" far above the average
mystery film.
on the same bill will be 'Invs-
ibie Ghost" featuring Bella Lugosi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
Brother Swallows
Sister S blackstone

SAN FRANCISCO Miriam
Reverb, II, missed one OF her jack
stones. Intensive reconnaissance.
especially at the hospital. located
It in the throat of her 4-year-old
brother James. Once the SIX
pointed lethal obstruction was re-
moved James roundly denounced
Jacks as girls" game and
declared II had served him right
to have been playing it.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

Dick Purcell. Joan Woodbury.,
MAINTAIN Moreland and Henry Vic
tor are featured as part of a well
chosen cast that also includes John
Archer. Patricia Stacy and Mar
gueritc Written. The picture was
directed by Jean Yarbrough for
Producer Lindsey Parsons.
AS timely as todays newspaper
headlines. King OF the Zombies"
is n super horror film created
around the insidious operations of
a government agent who has mas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
THAT'S WHY HE'S A HIT

Make Rosenbloom. once light
heavyweight champion of the
world and now appearing as a
thug who tails Bob Hope in Para
mounts Louisiana Purchase, has
simple explanation for his film
success. Producers" he declares.
decided my name was boxing
office"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

In the comedy Of scrambled
loves. Mss Crawford turns from
her drama o. a Woman's Face
10 gay modern gavety. She plays
an suthoress. loved by TAYLOR. and
becomes infatuated with her pub
Usher, a suave character PLAYED BY
Marshall. Taylor gets her 10 meet
Miss Carson. playing MARSHALL
wife. Not knowing THIS fact. Mss
Crawford becomes Miss Carson s
close friend and eventually con-
fides her romance with the pub
Usher. Then comical complications
pie one on another as the pub
Usher discovers that his wife is
the woman ne really loves
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

Robert 2 Leonard and Orv1lle
@ Dull produced the picture. which
Leonard directed Spring Byington
PLAYS the comical Bridget. the role
she created on the New York
stage
aborately costumed and staged,
the picture features an amazing
home. supposedly rebuilt from an
old mil dating hack IN Colonial
times Adrian designed striking
new fashions. expected 10 set next
seasons styles.
Also on the new bill Is High
way West with Brenda Marshall
and Arthur Kennedy in the lead
roles
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

Turner. Donald Crisp. Ian Hun
ter. Barton MacLane and c Al
hrey Smith heading the supporting
cast. M-G-M is responsible for
disturbing the peaceful sleep Of
many Of the youngsters who will
watch the diabonesl carryings-on
Of the now famous doctor who
succeeded In separating the good
from the bad in other words,
revealing the dual personalities
which are said to make up mems
souls.
To be Of value. this review must
confine itself To comments con
corning the ability of the several
members Of the cast, rather than
IN dwell on story with which
most everyone 10 familiar.
While u n difficult. ut this
late date. 10 compare the per
formapce given by Tracy with
those ~ Fredric March and
other stars who have assumed
the characterization In the
past. your reporter can only
say that n better performance
than that given by the
Academy Award winner IN diff
ficult 10 imagine.
Also one II impressed with the
ability of 1ngrid Bergman who
plays the feminine lead and
the most important one. other than
that filled by Tracy ms DR.. Jekyll
and Mr.. Hyde.
Being the type Of picture II is,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

lnorid Beromon as the Dor
room singer who becomes the
victim OF Mr.. Hyde's sodistlc
objections in the filmizotion OF
Or. JekylI and Mr.. Hyde. .
now showing OF Nomrick' S
Roxy theoter. With Miss Berg
man IS Spencer Trocy and
lono Turner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
Joan Crawford, Greer Carson
And Robert Taylor in Leads
Highway West" With Brenda Marshall
And Arthur Kennedy. Shares Screen

when Ladies Meet" brings 10 The screen one Of the
notable asar Of the lifting comedy romance
based the Rachel Crothers stage hit With Joan Gra"-
ford Robert Taylor, Greer Carson and Herbert Marshall
commences It's engagement today al the Music Box theater
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
IAN SESSIONS

Jackie Cooper and mis- orchestra.
composed Of his young Hollywood
friends. often hold Jam sessions in
the woods. Jackie. currently sp-
pearing with Susanna Foster IN
Paramount Glamour BOY. is
considered one OF the best youth
ful drummers IN America.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

the advantages OF modfrn phoio-
graphy are at once recognized
the transformation from the
good To the bad" but adds 10
the horrible effectiveness Of the
sequences in which It takes place.
And there YOU have u -.
an old friend In new company
-. DIR. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde"
with Spencer Tracy a. the star
and Ingrid Bergman ss the
victim of his experiments II
Il Is this type of entertainment
YOU desire. you cant 20 wrong
on the new edition which now
tops the hill at the Hamrick
house on Broadway Square.
on the same bill II III Wait For
You" an world drama IN
which Robert Sterling and Marsha
Hunt carry the banners. Your
reporter did not see this picture.
Grouped with the Tracy vehicle,
the show runs nearly four hours
quite a stretch, what with
other wood to saw
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

Bergman IL -nT Iekyil ana NJ
Hvue.- II 80 7.It. : soo insss. also
Robert Sterling and Marsha Hunt
n III Wait for You SIS. $50
$50.
kfNTe-FrRnchof Tone and Carol
Bruce n This Woman Il Mine
u &c. zfS. s 90. 7se 1890. Also
John Howard in Tight Shoes
Ito. SIS. eco and s.25
III >IC BoN-Roberf TAYLOR ano Joan
Crawford IN When Ladies Meet
u 90. 40 es4o. SIS. also Brenda
Marshall anc Arthur Kennedy IN
Highways West 50 5 .oa, 3 as.
BILL I>T-iack Benny and KAY
Francis N -Chsrlevs Aunt ! 90
40. 7s2c. loss. also Robcrt Mont
gonery IN @Rsrs IN Heaven" u 80
2 $50. bss6. e.sb
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
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Tracg's Double Talk!

"Dr. Jekyll and Mr.. HYDE has
made several journeys to the movie
screens Of the country, in addition
10 almost numberless appearances as
a stage play. How many millions have
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
King Of the Zombies and Invisible
Ghost" Due on Riviera Screen Friday

Based a startling story Of walking dead men" and
the activities of agents working for European gov
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

the dramatic story by Robert Louis Stevenson
knows
. In view of these facts. il would unnecessary TO
famarize the readers of this column with its
entertainment What you interested IN Is the
information that the latest version opened yesterday at the
Roxy theater with Spencer Tracy in the starring role
with Lana ADVANTAGE OF modern photo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

Buy [ S. Bonds and Save,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-06
Personal
Tanglewood Gala Benefit Proceeds Donated to U.S.O.

posters and doing everything they can to probote the Tanglewood event. Mrs. George w. Edman of Pittsfield and Mrs. John H. F. Gould of Lenox and New York, co-chairmen of the ticket commit tee today announced the following list of community chairmen:
 Albany, Lawrence Mckinney, the author; Vergennes, Vt, Prof. and Mrs. Henry Dyke Sleeper; North ampton, Miss Dorothy Bement; Hartford, Conn.,, Mrs. Francis Mur- phy; Greenfield, Mrs. Frere Champ ney Mrs. Maurice Firuski, Torringu ton, Litchfield, Winsted and Cole brook, Conn, Mrs. Bertram Peck.
 In Boston, Mrs. Mortimer Sea- bury is chairman.
 On the grounds at Tanglewood will be served a New England sup- per of baked beans and brown bread or salads and cold cuts with desserts and hot and cold drinks. A liberal amount of the supper fee will go to the benefit fund as will the money from the refresh- ments sold by the women of the Thursday Morning Club of Great Harrington.
 During the evening attractive prizes will be awarded, the chair man for this feature being Mrs. Frederic Schneck of Lenox and Washington, D. 0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-06
3 McKENNEY oN BRIDGE
Cinches Doubtful Five.Club Contract
Dummy Reversal Cinches BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY
 Americas Card Authority

One of the most colorful plays in bridge is what we call dummy re- .versal. At most trump contracts, declarer uses the trumps of his longer holding Casually his own hand) to pull out the adverse trumps. Often he makes some of the trumps of his shorter holding Casually the dummy by ruffing plain suits.
 In the dummy reversal plan, he ruffs his own hand shorter than the dummy and then uses dummys trumps to exhaust the opponents.
 A striking example was recently played by James L. Holton, presi- dent of the Long Island Bridge League. Holton, sitting North in today,s hand, got into five clubs. A spade was opened and the ace won.
 Holton saw he must lose at least trump and 8 heart. His fourth heart might be a loser, too, and if he attempted to ruff 1t out, then the king and queen of trurnps might both make. So he reversed the dummy.
 A small club to the ace dropped the king. The top diamonds were used to put dummy in for two spade leads, ruffed by North. Then ] the heart finesse was tried and won,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-06
Cheshire Girl
 Presented Gifts

Mrs. Clyde Garthwait of Pierponi Heights entertained recently with 2 miscellaneous shower in compliment to Miss Frances Cakes of West Cheshire.
 Among those attending were: Mrs Robert Weir and Miss Ruth Davis o5 Hartford; Mrs. Ernest Nye oi Springfield, Mass, Mrs. Charles Drufva of Clinton, Mass, Mrs. Ernest Drufva of Southington, Mrs Hazel Bischert of Pittsburgh, Pa, Mrs. Frank Oakes, Mrs. Martin Mrs. Marquis, Mrs. A. 0. TraveI and Miss Mary Salvatore of West Cheshire, ard Mrs. Gray of Will limantic.
 Also Mrs. Walter Davis, Mrs Clara Brandt, Mrs. Kenneth Rappe, Mrs. James Couch, Mrs. H. Hend- ricson, Mrs. Conrad Drufva, Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. Harry Leslie Mrs. Leslie Hawley, Mrs. Max Will. Hams, Mrs Joseph ByrneS, Mrs Otto Moulliet, Mrs. Paul Gruhsr Mrs. Roy Hoffman, Mrs. William Garthwait, Mrs. Edward GarthNarJ Mrs. Irving Garthwait, Mrs. A. Me- dina, Mrs. Walter Enhorning, Mrs Andrew Anderson, Mrs. Sidney Sir. gleton, Mrs. Henry CalkinS, MSs Alma Sheldrick, Mrs. Carl Anderson Mrs. Henry Austin, Mrs. Albert Herman, Mrs. John Golden, Mrs. Gottlieb, Mrs. Thomas Bergtn, Mrs. George Fryer, Mrs. P. McDonough, Miss Christine Brennan, Mrs. Paul ODeu, Mrs. Florence Hunter, Mrs. Fred Lundin, Mrs. Harry Nyquistr Mrs. Eric Brandt, Mrs. Gauthier, Mrs. M. Drufva, Mrs. N. Hiding. Miss Ruth Hiding, Mrs. Louis Bor- chardt,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-06
Then 3 Low-Calory Meals A Day
Three-Day Liqiud Diet
 Starts Get-Slim Regime

Drink a toast, in fruit juice, to the vision of slim You!
 You can become that vision on scientifically planned low-calory meals. lose two pounds week! And a 3-day liquid diet is a relax ing, wholesome way to begin.
 Get chores out of the way for next week end; then do nothing but drink your own health in liquids, mostly tasty fruit juices! On Mon- day morning you wake up cleansed, tingling with life and with a healthy appetite for your low-calory diet.
 It's a diet you can really enjoy, too. You even have dessertS-angel cake G00 calories), apple snow d25 cup)!
 Youl be cutting calories, not courses, for it's calorieS that build fat. You'll simply snub fat-making food enemies like macaroni and to- mato sauce (226 a cup).
 And you'll make allies of such get-slim dishes as tomato deli ciously stuffed with ham and bread crumbs (100).
 You can't go wrong with a calory chart to guide you. Our S2-page booklet has one, also gives 42 get slim menus easily adapted to fam fly use, 3-day liquid diet and re- cipes for slimming desserts. Tells how to gain, too.
 Send 10c in coin for your copy of THE NEW WAX TO A YOUTH FIJI FIGURE to Waterbury Demo- crat, Home Service, 635 Sixth Ave, New York, N. Y. Be sure to write plainly your NAME. ADDRESS, and the NAME of booklet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-06

More than half the boxes have been sold for the gala benefit to be given for the USO and British War Relief at Tanglewcod August 15 by Dr. Serge KouSsevitzky, the Berk- shire Symphony Festival the Bos- ton Symphony Orchestra, the Berkshire Music Center. There is likewise a brisk demand for general admission tickets.
 One of the many features of the benefit will be the appearance of a 250 piece band from Camp Edwards to be led by Dr. Koussevitzky. Capt. Herman Hoffman of the 180th Field Artillery and Warrant Officer Chester E. Whiting, chief band- master of the 26th Division have been at Tanglewood to make ar- arrangements for the band to bivouac on the shores of Lake Mehkeenac.
 The governors of all the New England states andl trustees of the festival and the orchestra invite everyone from everywhere to join to help make this manifestation a tremendous success.
 All over New England and in the Hudson Valley, hundreds of women are serving under community chair~ men, selling tickets, distributing