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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28

BY HENRY BeLLAMANN'

THE STORY: sehooimatss In small
town Kings Row are Paris Mitchell.
who adores his French grandmother.
daughter Of Won Elm estate overxeer I;
"ali boy Drake NeHuEh; tomboy
Randy Monaghan: beautiful Cass-
andra Tower, who plans party.
Other characters; prodigy Vera iich-
insky--she and Paris study music
with Herr Berdorff; Anna, Msdames
deNotes maid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28

Friends Marriage Verges on Disosfer:
Should Absent Husband Be Told?

Ladies and Gentlemen of the Jury: hesitate to write
this letter for fear of sounding like male busybody but
friendship for certain couple has become very much
involved with what fear is a decision must make
My two best friends married five have reached
that stage where their marriage at moment end
the rocks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28
DEMANDS:

lIUcH has been written about feminine
hygiene. But TOO often women over.
Az look hygiene IN the REAL sense Of
fhe word nndefsrm cleanliness and
sweetness. You cannot be attracrive with
underzrms moist. stained and smelly.
Use And, the new cream deodoranL
1. Arid does MOI roo dresses. does nox
initiate skin-
.. No ~sifins 70 DRY. Can be used rishs
after shaving
D. Instanfly cheoss pespifsfioa ] 70 ; dan.
Rs@osss odor from PersPtrStioa. keeps
srnpiu dry.
q. Amid . a pure. ~hits. greaselsss. Rsis-
less ysnishing crsam-
0. Awarded Approval Seal Of Aznsficsn Isssi-
TUE OF Lanadsfias a. harmless % fassae.
Women use more Amid than any other
ceodorznt Try Zoe. $50 or SO jar 10
day ar any store which sells toilet soodl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28

tSRsy nssns whs msy ~ slalm
70 having 'mved- Wflllam 3. 1>ars
from death ssv~rsl sesse simsn .
fiim sdites e pasnmsnns's 'n0v.
and Mrs caxat.- W. wNs sussev
a. mast Il blars's p1e1uses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28

Business Executive; Yes. provid-
ing he can find q smart way Of
handling the situation.
Housewife: No. People never
believe your real reasons for doing
a thing like that.
Copyright. 1e47)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
Don't Hide Your Face and Figure Faults Says Woman Designer

wesrer's figure. For Instance. .
dre.s with . normal wslstllne
must "a - that the dress waist
llns does nit TIE wefasn's awn
normal w<lstiine. rather than .
Tire striking hsf where re wt-h>s
her ~setiln< wef<.
Similarly. sslisve n eheas-
lnf patterns a. designs which fuI-
loo ard Even emphasizes thr Fssi
figure Ar personality .f<cts sess,t
ths wesrtF. surra=s. feF snst<He<.
sh< had > round face AMI sh>
wears = plunrsnx neck gown -
cause scmet<sdy fnit her u voaid
balance h<r form ahs'r iik<sy to
- something thai cries out ss~'s
trying Il - ~hst she l.nt ~
srnetninx ncna>ecrspt. put Iet b<r
wear . god vid> round yuks 20.
esnsinE h>r fae<. spd discrsmlas-
tlnn people wsa ssy. o. yea the
woman with the ~oadsffaily
round. small fsee Thatss dl<tlnc-
ton. ana that's interesting
n yoa are ore who gees ~ me
hces. perhaps yon'n ds.axr~s. nut
Mias Davis idsas are worth trying
cut especially n you're nsssr
found that certain dre>s that '-dces
scnsethink~ foe you.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
ADVICE FROM MAURIE SEARS
CHAPTER VII

1tiAt In vi
MY great-grandmother mar
ried into Tambay." Asurie Sears
told her
yes. know" Juddy said
THAT makes Us something. doesn't
it?"
II remember Cousin selene. as
q boy" he said. She was right
beautiful. Anyone could tell you
were her daughter. She married
out Of the South" He couldn't
quite keep out Of his voice that
Selene haurie had smeared the
Tambay esoutoheon by taking up
with a Yankee.
Maybe you won't want 10 claim
me for a relative when you know
what I'm here for. And she let
him have Il.
The shock wiped his family
smile clean off '"rambay7" he
said. a tourist camp Tambay'
Il thought maybe the Feederis
might have broken you In 10 the
idea" ! said.
lie never looked At me. We
all thought ths-the bsrbecue
wagon was temporary. cant see
why this lady should want 10 settle
In a place like Tsmbay"
Keep the sob out Of your
throat and I'll tell you. pal" ]
said. Its the old bsok-to-ths-soil
yen. Believe II or not. I'm a
sucker for nature. Birds. bees
and butterflies. they get me down.
Wen, ahow me a place where ma
lures had iis own way more than
at Tambayi"
Judy gave that little, loR
ohuckis Of hers. "sSsetbriar and
the messy mortgage" abe said.
For while young Mr. Sears
gave an impersonation Of the chief
moUrner Al a 4Aurie funeral un.
ri he found II got him nowhere.
Then ne listened while Judy ez-
planned that sbe only wanted 70
know what she could do with
the property IN csse. nothing was
settled. That ehssrsd him = little.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
NATURALLY STRUCK
WAISTLINE is BEST
Poll Taken
On'Best
Dressed

NEW YORK The Duchess Of
Windsor. who received only two
votes In the 1910 fashion poll TO
select the best dressed woman In
the world, led all the rest this
year, II was announced here.
She replaced Mrs. Harrison
Williams. who led the list for five
years Mrs. Williams dropped to
fourth With so designers. fash
ion editors and styllsts as voters,
the final count showed:
!. The Duchess OF Windsor.
2. Mrs. Stanley Mortimer.
3. Mrs. Byron Foy.
4. Mrs. Harrison Williams.
5. Mrs. Rodmsn Arturo DE
Heeren.
8. Mrs. Thomas Shevlin.
7. Mrs. Felipe A. Espil wife Of
Argentinian ambassador TO
u. 81.
Q. Mrs. Robert W. Miller. Bur
lingame. Cal.
8. Mrs. Robert Sherwood.
10. Rosslind Russell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
TAMBAY GOLD
BY SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAkAS

hut pretty soon that handsoms
face OF his filed up again with
Grsde-A reproach.
You have q right pleasant lot
Of kin folks around here. Cousin.
he said. 4 reckon there would
be some sore feelings over this. "
MON" Judy said. Look out
we're liable 10 get ourselves cut
by the county"
II don't mean that" he said
But Of course he did.
Another thing. while I'm here
she said. The Hanging Tree q
on Tsmbay property. isn't ~"
Yes. Why"
I'm going 10 have u cut down" "
mo" he said. and his voice wss
hard. That you can't DO"
why can't ~"
Nobody In the country would
dare touch that tree"
Then III send away and get
someone"
He'd be killed" he said quiet
ly
She was getting white around
the lips. 4 believe you believe
In ths~ horrible lynchlngsl"
know the answer before he
spoke. strangers don't under
stand these things" ms more than
half true. too.
Before things could get mean
sr, cut In. Then the University
can't gum up any building pizns
can they"
mot as long AZ you don't an
croach," he said. That's a 30
year lease. II runs out neat year.
II gives them the right Of abb
original research only. All subsoil
rights except the Indian discover
les are reserved 10 rambay" HE
smiled a, judy. so. Cousin. "
Loren Oliver strikes an ors-lods.
you can legally claim the koia.
Juddy smiled hack al him. ]
gusss shs figured that we'd been
pretty rough with him. DO you
believe there's gold at TaInbsy 20
Mo. don't But plenty do.
There are probably people pan
ming Tambay Stream night noN.
ny the way. has HOLSTER MoNry
been around 10 see you yet ?"
No. Who 10 he
Hes ons Of the believers In
the Tamhay gold legend. Hes
Sheriff"
4 know him said ''Hs
amblsd IN the other day 10 sire
me up. Hes got green gold teeth
and grease In his smile and he
dishes out a hot line Of halfway
Continued on Page "a. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02

Be feminine wear lovely
lingerie by Anne Adams You can
easily make Pattern 4945 for
yourself or a friend the deli
cate embroidery on the bodice Is
simple TO do from the transfer
motif. The "uphfted" lines Of the
bodice are so new and becoming
note how the shoulder straps are
cut in-one with bodice. OF course.
you may Use ribbon straps in
stead. II you like bias-cut linger-
ie. the two side panels in the back
and the bodice sections in the
front may be cut on the bias. The
Sewing Instructor shows you how
to finish this slip quickly-why
not use dainty lace edging or tat
ting for trim? White satin or
crepe embroidered in white would
be stunning trousseau gift for
a bride-to-be,
Pattern 4s45 is available in
misses and women's sizes "a. IS.
is. 20, 81. "a. 3s. 3s. 40 and AZ.
Size IS takes "a yards 80 inch
fabric.
Send Fifteen Cents 15c) in
coins and two tax tokens for this
Anne Adams pattern. Write plain
" Size, Name, Address, and Style
Number.
Are you too tall? Too short ?
Too plump Too slim? II you are
irregulsrly prcportioned in any
way, let the Anne Adams Perfit
Foundation Pattern 4s45 take the
guess-work out Of dressmsk!ng
Adjust this basic figure tissue
pattern 70 your measurements;
then cut II out in muslin and fit
il exactly for a permanent record.
Pin your dress patterns 20 il,
make the necessary changes. and
the finished frock Will 1T with
perfection. Designed for sizes y
to 20: 30 TO 50. size IS requires
81 yards IS inch fabric. Price
I5c and two tax tokens.
Send your order 10 The Tacoma
Times Pattern Department
You help yourself when you buy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02

red radishes. Nobody dozed at
THAT party.
The technical side OF dressmak-
ing is a good half OF successful
clothes. she guesses. The other is
well, every Saturday afternoon
will find this dressmaker In an art
gallery looking for inspiration.
NATURALLY STRUCK
WAISTLINE Is BEST
Making clothes for others or
for yourself calls for just two
things" she says. You must
know where the line OF dress
should hit the wearer; and you
must look at fine things, and keep
on looking at them.
THE dress line thai hits right
IL the one which strikes true to the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02

Since that time I have made a
very good place for myself in the
business world, have divorced my
husband. and have regained my
mental equilibrium. I am now in
q position to care for my daughter
In a comfortable manner. though
not in the manner to which she
has been accustomed.
need her desperately. Ny life
Is complete in every way except
for the gap her absence makes.
and I want her more as time
passes.
My problem lies in the fact that
my aunt and uncle refuse TO give
her up. What can ! do. Miss Grey,
10 gain the custody of my child
When l wanted them to take her
] didn't know I would ever feel
this way, and couldn't foresee
my present financial set-up.
can't understand how they can
possibly object to having the child
live with her own mother. After
all. they have had her for several
years now, and II seems to me
Il is my turn. I should have some
rights as her mother. shouldn't
!? UNHAPPY.
Dear Unhappy: You seem 70
forget that you forfeited your
rights rs a mother when YOU
refused To assume the repsonsi-
bilities involved. You are also
overlooking the fact that bring
ing a child successfully through
the first seven years Of her life
entails great deal besides the
pleasure of her presence In the
household.
Are you prepared TO pay for
her board and room, clothing,
medical care and whatever ed
ucation she has had TO date:
Besides the cold, hard cash in
volved, which Is considerable,
you could never hope to repay
them for the personal care and
vigilance and frequent incon-
venience and anxiety that they
couldn't have escaped II they
have been As good foster
parents rs You indicate.
There certainly IL no just rea-
son why they should now be
deprived Of the product of their
years OF effort and expense
, simply because you have
changed your mind. II you were
20 immature as to fail to recog-
niZe your responsibilities and
obligations, you had no right TO
get married in the first place.
Another thing You fail to
consider Is the welfare of your
child. No youngster can be hap
py and normal without a sense
Of security. II the familiar pat
tern of her everyday routine,
II the stability Of her home and
surroundings il threatened. the
psychological effect will be far
from desirable.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02

The reaad-fsred girl sheuid
not wear . ronnd neck. the
long-faced ono mustn't don
the popular plunKing neekiiae
80 say conventional rn'es ef
dress. Hui wlnifred Davis.
left. has built succe~ssai
dressmakinK business BY re-
versing conventions. she drew
these sketches 20 Illustrate bef
point. In the diagram above.
round-fsced girl ~ right
wear. round neckisse end
round yoke. and that's COR
RECT. In Miss Dayts' opinion.
whereas the same girl. wear
Ing deep v lleftb n
WRONG. In diagram shown
st right. the girl with long
face and neck. wearing
round collar. " WRONG; for
her the icng-iined gown n
RIGHT. Mi.s Davis motto IL
"Follow your natural iiBes.
Emphasize them and you'll
look interesting"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02

You were being selfish when
you asked someone else 20 take
over your duties ~ . parent in
the first place. and You are
being even more selfish now.
You have considered nothing but
your own personal de.ircs In
both cases.
My advice 10 20 make the best
Of the bad bargain you made.
Find . substitute for the gap
left In your life by the absence
81 your child. Force yourself
to concentrate on something
else. instead Of permitting your
maternal instincts TO become
an obsession.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
Baking Dish
Meals Are


Tour casserole or baking dlsb
will combine foods into new flaw.
ors. waste nothing and make lo~-
cost meats into hish-eost-tsstinG
main dishes Your essserois.
whether II IL made of hast-reslst-
ant glass. earthsnwsre. ovsnproof
china or metal. can b brought 10
tho table. avoiding sstrs work
and cool food.
when you bake your main dish
In a casserole. bsks sither . dec
sert OF hot breads al the same
time - that your fuel vii do
double duty
Cm1CkEN rAPaIkA
CASSEROLE
tserve~ Z "a -
One four 10 fivs-pouna fosi cot
In pieces for serving. l Tablespoon
fat. salt and pepper. . large
onions. sllced. 2 tablespoons pap.
rka. ~ cups water. 1 cup thick
sour cream.
wash and remove any pin
feathers from fowl. dry, drsdss
with salt and pepper Brown In
heavy pot Lay sliced oniobs On
top of chicken in large casserole.
sprinkle with paprika. Add water
and bake In slow oven lzbo de.
Eress ~. for 81 hours. AID
thick sour cream and bake 10
minutes more. Serve with suns
sauce from pot.
CABBAGE AND PORN
IN CASSEROLE
lserses 4 10 -
Three cups cabbage flnsly
shredded, = pound pork shoulder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
, SERIAL STORY

TIN STORY Nom banner wanEiss
permission from pretty Jane Ann Jud.
son. last of aristoeratis Naurtrs OF
run down Tambay Plantation. 10 set
up "frrdrria" lunch wagon there.
wonders ahy Judd, Il soursd on
world other characters NhisksFt
Loren oliver, Meiiisef 4, prof dia-
gins for Indian relies az fambat !
Old swoh,, sio,ene refugee Doc" on.
yer h harborlnFi Doll. Mons pet
skunk. Angel Todd. Nsiiiser football
star interested In Juddt. A. thi hhs
Gamma dance Nom aud Judds sss
Doc. shaved and handsome. Nom
and Judy go Into Ieserton 10 consuit
lawyer MRurie sears about plans for
tourist camp NJ Tsrnhs,.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
Dishwasher

An electric dishwasher. even
though in such frequent contact
with water. needs occasional extra
cleansing. Fill the washer with
water 10 the required level. then
pour two cups Of vinegar through
the filler opening and let the ma
chine run for five minutes. Rinse
twice with clear water one minute
each. This treatment il intended
TO remove any sediment from aka
lin water that may have gathered
on the inside Of the machine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
Luncheon Sausaoes

Ssusages are in sesson-snd
they needn't be Just a breakfast
dish. Try them this wsy-grilled
with tomato halves and bananas
for luncheon. Broil the tomato
halves, seasoned with salt and
pepper, and saussges on one side.
Turn when brown, and arrange
peeled bananas, brushed with but
ter and salted, on the broiler with
the sausage and tomatoes and
cook until all are tender and
Drowned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
Hot Chill Sauce

For an extra taste flip
pour chill sauce, heated over
corned beef hash. Start off your
menu with a clear soup, then the
hash with chilli sauce, a tart green
salad, creamed cauliflower and hot
rolls. For dessert, banana mac
aroon ice cream and coffee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
Slick Perfection Can Be
Undressing Says Stylist
Fashion Authority winifred Davis Soc, Asin N.
Crowd" and Deliberately srests Rules

NEW Y0Rk-Wnifred Davis is one designer who "goes
agn the crowd She breaks deliberately land successfully
far her clients eoncerned) the rules you've heard
faults by camouagng them with the line and color Of
your clothes.
In short il your face is your neck long and thin
don't counterbaance them with horizontal lines Wear
deep necklnes These emphasizes them and Wni-
fred Won more than dull perfection
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: Seven years ago my husband left
Just few weeks before my baby born miserable
and confused and felt both dissemination and disability TO
care for my child In fact didn't her.
An aunt and uncle of mine who live the east coast
took little girl and gave her wonderful home and all
the loving kindness and material things was unable to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02

and girl. pulled out = scrap Of
goods and made a raffled apron
which gave the dress . merry-hat-
shy little girl In pinsfore spirit In
this the girl went forth. she wore.
too. q hesd-dress which Miss
Davis had concocted while she
changed The head-dress was q
few fresh string beans standing
straight up behind four plump
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02

. teaspoons salt.
Cut pork In ene-lneh pleeee.
s~uts IN iss o~H fat 40 l eaars
% water and eook - minutes.
Add salt and shredded esbbaGu
ana cook 10 minutes mess. ssvvs
In . essnefoie.
srA0HETTS WITH CD1111 con
CANINE
tserses Z - u
One small can ebIii con earne.
small can b~sns IN chilli. , supe
cooked spaghetti a. msssrssl y
cup osehsd esissy. > tshssspoene
eooksd green psppsf. salt sse
pepper. v cup dsy twsad esamhn.
Mis- chill. h>sns. sp~shstti ~
m.esroni. cslsry. sn1 sfs>a psp-
per. season with salt and psppsr.
Pour into buttsrsd hshins dian.
sprinkIe with erumhe hsha IN .
moa~fate oven tsso degrees fis
for ~ msnut<a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
PATTERN 4io

This quilt Playful puss will delight you N the Uok-
ing ono coptyote kode completely in the using md
puss IS Just one poich-eosY 10 applique Alternating
the oteroi ODDS interest 10 the quilt Potiern 40
toins oiosfon Of block oocurote poern pieces ofec
tons FOR nnokino quilt, dioerom Of quilt, yor5oges
Send 10 cents N coin and toz token for TINS pot
tern 10 The Toconoo Times hee5ecroff department.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02


II one Of her clients inr.sts on
dress 10 hide a fault Miss Davis
may point 10 q picture on her
wall II IL a pictrue OF some quise
iop-sided apples. being cezannss
famous apples. being cezannes
classic still-hfe.
Naturally these are more In
teresting than a slick photograph
Of fine sound. round ones from I'm
perial Valley" Miss Davis de-
clared. Those are jus; whole.
These are -omethlng-well, some
thing personal.
Its the same with women and
clothes - and maybe that's one
thing the French made-to-order
lady OF luxury had on US ready
made women who work"
IMPERFECTION HAS
ITS OWN PERSONALITY
This reasoning persuades Miss
Davis that any American woman
with one good little dreSsmaker
or her own skilled fingers, and a
good idea of what she wants to
look like. can design for her
self. That il. she can arrive at
pretty clear mental picture Of
the colors and especially the pat
terms that will mako her not per-
feet. but often exciting, and always
interesting.
Revealing women to them
selves through their clothes is
Winifred Davis peculiar talent as
constructive designer. She
dresses social workers. Philadel-
phia society girls. women who have
professional and official hostess
roles in Washington. newspaper
and magazine writers.
These women's clothing budgets
and clothing confidence are less
than you'd suppose which
doesn't feaze the dressmaker.
An editor. size 46. asked Miss
Davis. Aren't we big women
supposed to play? There's nothing
TO fit me, ready made. but black
dresses with armholes down 10
the waist. Can't I 60 TO the coun-
try"
She did go-with a gold suede
jacket that discovered, for her.
her gold hair, with grey linen
blouses acknowledging her pale
skin, and with green flannel Stacks
which said. I'm big and I'm
strong and so what" All that
woman needed. 10 wear pants
gracefully. was 10 have their der
riere lifted.
An advertising woman came into
the Davis studio after a dismal
date. She had spent three days
fussing. between times at work,
with clothes for monentous din
ner, and she had appeared finally
all tricked out-and 30 dog tired
and hence duh. that her partner
fell asleep.
She was about to start To an
other dinner, and all she knew
was that she wouldn't wear the
bad-luck dress which she had
brought along to the dressmaker,
and she did want something in her
hair, but not flowers
The dressmaker studied gown
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
Foster Parents of Child
Refuse to Give Her Up

Mother Who Failed 70 Assume Care OF ssby
Is Being Selfish 70 Demand Her Custody Nov
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
ScYubbinQ
Is Aid to
Oily Skin


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02

You help yourself when you buy
L. S. Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02

Your postmaster ear ten 20
how 10 invest IN U. q pefsase
Bonds.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-01-02

promise with evil even if you be
licve it will bring you relief o. re
venge-J. A. Rogers