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such faith and advised to respect
the death of Codreanu (Corneliu
Codreanu, slain Iron Guard
leader could find no other way to
show their faith in me than to send
bullets against me and the state
>" Thus went Gen. Antonescus
account.
In the pages of history there
does not exist a page OF greater
ingratitude.
In the Premier's Office I worked
like a slave early and late. I aban-
doned my home so as not to lose a
minute.
They organized against me with
the help of former Minister of In
terror Gen. George Petrovicescu
and Director of Gendarmes Ghica
and officers of the municipal police.
They concentrated vagabonds
and malcontents and assembled
pieces of artillery. machine guns
and rifles with which they tried to
assassinate me by night. The at
tempt did not succeed, so they at
tackled by day
press dispatches to Belgrade
reported today that a separate
attempt upon Gen. Antonescu's
life was made January 81 by
man who appeared at the
Premier S nome in the uniform of
a foreign Office porter represent
ir1n +hot l0n ho6 " lptfor
Gen Antonescu, confronted as he
left his bath, was declared to
have jumped back into the bath
room, slamming the door before
the assassin could fire The visitor
was then arrested by body
guards
Unable to Stop Rebellion.
AT the same time. in institutions
with money paid into the state by
you citizens. they installed rebel
groups and with them we're joined
enemies of the state, young idealists
and innocents who were betrayed
from the start.
Strikes were called. Factories
we're burned. -
II tried without success TO stop
the rebellion without loss of blood.
I-who made the coupe detat of
September without shedding a
drop of blood and because
did not want to cover my hands
with blood l was obliged TO allow
troops to shoot our brothers.
In the attack on the Premier's
Office, in which two soldiers were
killed and one officer was wounded,
not a single. rebel was wounded.
Six hundred vagabonds, men anG
women of the lowest order and a
child of II years old who shot a
machine gun at the soldiers. did not
have a single wound.
Yet. on one street a soldier was
captured and they poured gasoline
and oil on him and ignited him be-
fore the agonized eyes of his COM
rades. The same thing happened on
other streets.
by my order the army never at
tackled during the first two days of
the rebellion, but only defended it
self
The Wretches who got the Iron
Guard to serve foreign interests and
the vagabonds who fell do not de-
serve a better fate. But young. cor
rect people have fallen for a false
belief
The severeSt puniShments are de-
corVp6 hy thOco ubo Sppt to doc N
the innocents, by those who be
trayed their followers and led them
into this mad enterprise in loosing
anarchy and hate, only to abandon
them when the fight had begun
Cannot Estimate Casualties.
The Rumanian Council of Min
listers said it was impossible to esti-
mate the casualties.
Belgrade received reports that
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no less than 1000 we're killed in
Bucharest alone, aside from those
slain in outbreaks all over the
rest of Rumania)
One more nest of rebelS-sOme 250
of them-Was captured during the
day. They reported supplied with
hand grenades, guns, food, liquor
and cigarettes.
Rumanian soldiers in tanks are
searching every corner of the city
for guardiStS, thousands of whom
are still in hiding.
1t was announced that Vasile
GroZa, head of the radical workers
group of the Iron Guard whose man.
lfeSto against the Antonescu gov
eminent had been plastered in VIM
doWs and fences all over Bucharest
earlier in the week, had been killed
in the fighting
Ghica, the chief of gendarmes, and
the Secret Police Chief Maimuca are
under court martial.
Vasile Iasisivki, former Minister
of Health, was reported wounded.
Horia KoSmovitch, former under
secretary of state and chief of Iron
! Guards pl 0paganda, and Victor
Medrea, chief OF the propaganda
minlstry'S press section, have been
arrested.
In one section of Bucharest where
many Iron Guardists lived and
where many houses were found full
OF loot great number of the looters
were lined up, face to the wall, and
shot
MANU- Backs AntOnescu.
Jullu Manu-, the peasant leader,
said in an interview with the ASso-
| clated Press that he was giving his
support 10 the Antonescu plan TO
form a new military government.
This will be the first government
MANU- has fully supported since he
helped bring King Carol back to
Rumania in 1880 and then broke
with him.
Special notifications during Feb
ruary and May were ordered for all
reserve officers, who will be trained
IN new military tactics and thus Join
the regular army in upholding Gen.
! AntoneScu.
An eyewitness said tonight that
the first thing done by the Iron
. GuardlstS when they pillaged the
homes Of wealthy Jews was to dress
up in the best suits, shirts, ties and
shoes of their victims, leaving their
own old clothing behind.
A witness to the pillaging of a
synagogue said the looters poured
gasoline over parchment scrolls of
the Old Testament and fled in terror
when they did not burn.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Army Fund Approved

A House Appropriations Sub
committee approved yesterday Presi-
dent Roosevelt's request for a s175.-
100000 appropriation for clothing
and equipage of the Army.
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Dear Soldiers Friend: The
social life Of our service men
b Indeed . problem. But don't
ut n disturb you too much.
Do what YOU can 10 make mp
for their lack Of home life by
entertaining them In your home
- often ~ possible Have
them Ia dinner whenever Won can.
Frequent evenings ut home with
two ~ three other couples
playing cards or other games,
sitting around chatting, or even
rolling hack the rugs and dane
ing te radio music, viii he well
csnsed by them, and enjoyed by
I'll II you.
hut when you do 70 out. by
~ nseans let him pay the bIlls-
- careful not To suggest going
- expenaive places. or 10 order
seed that b beyond his means
when eating eut. but under no
circumstance should you pay
fer what you do. II not only
subtracts from your opinion Of
him. but II greatly lessons his
e~n self-respect
/ have known boys In the serv-
Sre who went absolutely over
board for m evenings entertain
usent They hve on the fat Of
~ land for . day or two after
pay day. and then either borrow
money 20 get by on until the
next pay day, er literally ''hole
In" II camp until that time.
Then they start all over again.
The fact that being broke
doesn't mean going hungry
seems to have . very detri-
mental effect on them phsy-
chologically and II shouldn't be
encouraged.
Others Of them who have been
drafted adopt . surly, almost
hitter attitude. and feel that the
people whom they are called on
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BY EMILY POST
Laughed At by Playmates. Fat
Child Learns Ia Appear
Funny To Himself

Perhaps IL is my own magma
ton, but having noted many times
the extraordinary popularity OF
the occasional fat child, I have
been wondering lately whether the
popularity of such n child is not
q special reward for special
course of discipline. by means of
which he has learned to take every
hurtful thing that happens to him
as-funny!
When a thin child falls down and
cries because he is hurt. his play
mates give him sympathy. But
when fatty" falls down and
bumps his head. the other children
scream with laughter. Fatty
therefore learns in time to seem
funny to himself. and soon &C.
quires a stoical philosophy that en-
ables him to join good-temperedly
In laughter-even at himself. Pee
haps he appreciates-at least he
seems to-that no friend-making
asset is greater than the ability
to see the funny side of his own
misadventures!
This is a deeply sincere answer
10 q mother who criticizes the bad
manners of her neighbours children
for laughing at her little boy be-
cause he is fat. I'd like to under
score one line In her letter-"And
yet they seem to love him dearly"
That's just IT! And to hold their
love for him, 1t Is very necessary
to avoid letting him think that you
could ever believe other children
are Intentionally cruel or even
rude, Encourage his own belief
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

Recipe for slender hnes-in one
easy lessons, Anne Adams de-
signed Pattern 1850 definitely for
you who have figure trouble
First of all, that buttoned-down-
the-front line is always good on
heavier figure. and the slenderiz-
ing effect is increased by the mar
row panels in the skirt. Next, the
bodice gives you needed fullness
over the bosom. controlled by darts
at the shoulder yokes. which are
cut in-one with the back. The
collar NAV be cut down to baby
revers-snd the sleeves cut short
instead of the tucked. three-quar-
ter length shown here. It's = shirt
waister that's easy 10 wear. easy
10 look AT. and easy 70 make
with the Sewing Instructor to
help.
Pattern 1850 Is available IN
womens sizes 81. IS. IS. 20, ~. ~.
as and as. Size SO takes q, yards
81 inch fabric.
Send fifteen cents (15cl In coins
and two tax tokens for this Anne
Adams pattern Write plainly size,
name, address and style number.
Order the new Anne Adams Pat
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in an ACTUAL pattern for a nat
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Reading
Be a
Stories VIII Take Mind
OH Ones Problems

Did you ever consider reading As
an aid to charm It's one Of the
best, especially for certain types
- women.
Consider the woman who is for
ever fidgeting with her compact
because she believes that she
never viii find anything to cure
her enlarged pores This woman
has more to gain from reading
than from any cosmetic on earth.
Not that she doesn't need COS
metics. She needs good ones.
especially an astringent that will
contract her pores But she also
needs something to contract that
old demon. self consciousness.
which keeps her mind on her skin
perhaps even more than she knows
And reading may accomplish a
very great deal toward that wom-
ans achieving self-forgstfulness-
any kind OF reading: Newspapers
magazines. novels. biographies. ad-
venture stories. books about any,
thing under the sun besides the
readers pores.
II books interest her deeply
they may prove a source of con-
slant mental and emotional stimu-
lation and balm: and at the very
least they will bring mental re-
Taxation. which is every whit as
important to charm as are facial
messages and other physically re-
taxing and renewing techniques
Once In a while, too, the self
conscious beauty-seeker will find
some directly applicable ideas in
books that are not labeled as
heauty-secret books For instance.
here's one that just came in. It
is a book about how to develop
habits on the sunny side of the
personality ledger. The author,
Ralph A. Habas, lists some pat
suggestions that may help the self
conscious person-little things like
standing erect.
More important, ne tries to get
at what's back of that habit of
thinking about defects. and he re-
minds the self-conscious person:
Even when people are thinking
about us. they are not necessarily
thinking the things we think they
are thinking" Besides, he says,
consolingly, the self-conscious per-
son may miss some of the fun that
more aggressive people have, but
he escapes getting into as much
trouble too.
SO why not stop at the library
or the book counter on your way
home from your next shopping
tour-especially if you're a wor-
rier-and pick up a tall tale 10
take your mind off your beauty
hazard once you've really done the
corrective routine?
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Cleansing Wallpaper

Before attempting to wash wall
paper, be sure that Il Ia fully
guaranteed washable. Then brush
the walls down carefully with q
soft brush or clean cloth to re-
move all dust. To wash. use q
suds made Of 4 very mild SOAP
and cold water. A sponge In q
good applicator--and do wash only
a small area at time-and
gently. Rinse carefully with q
sponge wrung as dry as possible
from clear cold water.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
Melon Salad Makes
inexpensive Giff

While melons are still In season
and inexpensive, try them in a re-
freshing salad. Combine luscious,
ripe melon balls with other fruit
combinations. you'll find them de-
hcious combined with fresh rssp-
berries, sweet cherries and grape
fruit sections. Mound on crisp
lettuce leaves and serve with a
cream fruit dressing. You may
wish to sweeten the fruit q little
before serving.
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10 defend owe them all the en-
tertslnment they have time for
and then some. Which IL Ger
tainly true In q sense. However.
they shouldn't he encouraged 10
feel abused and kicked around.
They should realize that We as
individuals are no more respon-
sIble for their position than they
are.
We should do our part In
every way that we can, just as
they are forced 20 do. hut we
should all do II gladly aud I'M
complainingly. This In essential
not only 10 the success Of the
defense movement as a whole,
but To our own mental outlook.
The world situation IL some
thing too big for us 10 buck ~
individuals. Our only course In
10 do all We can 10 protect our
county and our manner of liv-
ing. and TO maintain our mental
equilibrium. that we. and our
children. may enjoy that way Of
life after the war Ia over. We
cant do that n we allow our
minds. or our soldiers minds, TO
become warped with little per-
sonai injustices.
DO all You can To make their
months In the army M pleasant
~ possible. and entertain them
Mt home rs much rs you can.
but don't let them fall Into the
habit Of expecting you TO fur
nish all the entertainment. They
should do their part. even
though II Ia small. II they are
permitted TO adopt such habits
now. they will have quite = JOLT
when they return 10 civilian life.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
Gives Regime for
Curly Locks

Screen Star Martha Scott.
whose naturally curly blonde hair
is coiffed in three old-new ways
for Zone Foot in Heaven" con-
siders the temperature of her last
hair rinse important. For very
curly hair like her own. she recon-
mends luke-wsrm rinse followed
by progressively coooler rinses.
Very hot water rinses have ten
dency To dry the hair and make
curly locks quite kinky.
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GOOD TASTE TODAY

that laughter is fun and that he
is right to laugh with them!
Thank-You Notes to Stepmother
Dear Mrs. Post: My two sons
one IL and the other just Z, have
been visiting their father for the
last few weeks. When they get
home shall have them write
thank-you notes TO their fathers
wife? Also. l would appreciate
having you tell me what they
should say in the event that you
think they ought to write such
notes.
Answer: Certainly they should
write thank-you notes. The same
sort of notes they would write to
an aunt or any other relation with
whom they have been staying
After all. their stepmother is a
very near relation. They should
write and thank her for good
time she gave them and whatever
Is pleasant that they can say. l
hope you won't mind my adding.
that under all such circumstances,
il is most important to avoid hav-
ing the children made conscious of
any strain that can be avoided.
BY this / mean that both parents.
should make an effort to take the
situation as naturally as possible.
and show neither disapproval nor
curiosity.
Dear Mrs. Post: l am little
confused about what is suitable
and what is not on the subject of
showers. Win you please answer
the following?
"a Is it wrong for the bride s
mother Tor sister, to give her q
shower?
(2) Is IL wrong for mother and
sister to give shower for mother
to-be .-.
49, Is 1t wrong for mother-in-
law or sister-in-law to give a
shower?
(4) Is 1t wrong for mother-in-
law or sister-in-law to give a baby
shower
Answer: a. and (2). 1t is not
considered best taste for the moth
er to give her own daughter any
sort OF shower. A married sister
living in her own house does
sometimes give a shower. but not
IL she lives under the same roof
with either mother, or bride. or
mother-to-be. go and ca Both
are quite all right.
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and ssute in butter until well
Drowned. Season with y teaspoon
salt and dash of pepper Add veg
etables. water. remaining Z tea
spoon salt. and dash Of pepper.
Cover and simmer about As
minutes, or until vegetables are
tender.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
Problem of Entertaining
Soldiers Troubles Girl
She Should Invite Friend TO Home Whenever Possibl
But He Should Be Encouraged TO Hold Up His End
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: What girls supposed TO do about
boy friends who in the army? OF know they
aren't making enough do much entertaining and
they do get lonesome and blue Since of them aren't
there by choice il that them something
We can't very well go around paying for shows and
dances though. making much than they
could very well afford it. And frankly, don't think
much of boys who would let What do you think
ehould do Grey? SOLDIERS FRIEND.
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heated maple-flavored syrup
with soft scrambled eggs.
HURRY-UP BEEF STEW

one-half pound chopped round
steak, 2 tablespoons butter or
other fat, ! teaspoon salt, pepper.
!. cup diced potatoes, Y cup diced
carrots, y cup diced turnips. u
cup chopped celery, a cup canned
tomatoes, 8 small white onions and
2 cups water.
Cut chopped beef in l-inch cubes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
RROILED VEGETABLE
CASSEROLE
tServes ~

One cup string beans. cup
peas. small white onions. 2 cuhed
potatoes. j diced carrot. ! cup
water In which vegetables were
cooked, or tomato juice, salt and
pepper. slices bacon.
Cook vegetables in boiling sailed
water until tender. Put in 4 shall
low baking dishes. adding a little
vegetable water to each dish. Sea-
son with salt and pepper to taste.
Top with l or ? slices OF bacon.
Place dishes on broiling rack and
broil about inches under flame
for 10 minutes. or until bacon is
well Drowned. Leftover cooked
vegetables may be used for this
dish.
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IESI ANSWERS

Below are the answers to test
questions printed on the editorial
page:
/. Thomas jefferson.
2. True.
5. Naughty Marietta
4. Turner.
5. Cat.
6. Rigor mortis.
Z. Sword.
8. BoN-office.
3. Connecticut.
10. Fourth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

Truly o
find for
slender women
OF oil ooss ond
for young ones
Of olmost ony
pRth IS this
pure silk sotin
gown designed
by Yolonis.
These full
flowing lines
will floiier the
morrow figure
ox we'll os
euphosize
youthful curves.
Hove you been
conscious OF o
long ihfoot
while you
looked OF low
cut niohties9
This one hos q
yoke OF hond-
run hlencon loes
gathered into O
high. becoming
drowstfino
nscklfns. Thoi
detol - a strong
ioshion point,
too.
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Today's
Recipes
SALMON RING

tablespoons butter
u cup chopped celery
!. cup chopped green pepper
Z tablespoons grated onion
2 tablespoons flour
cup milk
!, teaspoon salt
pound canned salmon
cups oven-popped rice cereal
Melt butter and cook celery,
green pepper and onion until ten
der. Stir in flour to make a smooth
paste. Add milk and cook over
low heat stirring constantly until
thickened. Season. add salmon
broken in pieces and heat. Serve
around mound OF hot buttered
oven-popped rice cereal.
Yield: servings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
Doughnut
Dish Makes
Quick Meal
Recipes for Ham Wsffles
Beef Stew Also Given

When unexpected guests arrive,
or the boys from camp come home
with their soldier friends without
advance warning. don't apologize
for the food you have on hand.
Make the most of that food by
serving it simply and well without
any attempt TO make 1t look like a
dinner planned in advance.
II you have few cinnamon
doughnuts or can get them at the
corner grocer's, split them and
toast the split side. Top the hot
doughnut toast with creamy
scrambled eggs and garnish with
crisp bacon. That makes boun-
tiful supper-also an excellent
Sunday special breakfast.
Here are two more delicious I'M
expected guest recipes all the fam
lily will enjoy. Waffles are almost
as popular with young people as
doughnuts
HAM WAFFLES
Makes -Four 4-Section Waffles)
Two cups sifted flour, 2 tea
spoons baking powder Il teaspoon
salt. 3 egg yolks, well beaten; IL
cups milk, 5 tablespoons melted
butter or other shortening. 3 egg
whites and l cup finely cut boiled
ham.
Sift flour once. measure. add
baking powder and salt and sift
again. Combine egg yolks, milk
and butter; add To flour. beating
only until smooth. Beat egg
whites until they will hold up in
moist peaks. Stir quickly but
thoroughly into batter. Bake in
hot waffle iron. sprinkling each
waffle with 4 cup ham just before
closing waffle iron. Serve with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest in L. S. Defense
Bonds.
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You help yourself when you buy
L. 6. Defense Bonds
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Every loves dointy accessories for her home
Teot yours 10 this don choir set in the lovely pineapple
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