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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09

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There are trim street outfits;
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Send your order 10 The Tacoma
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Good Taste Today

huls II ~ enureh Afsss fhs eefp-
mcny - reessv~ snels frssa1S no~1
vsshss go - - ps,ts1 whsa they
toavA
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Inc into . se~ aesnhervhnsd. ~
scca shsu,1 go return . nslgn-
hors cell snd how lens sesutd 60
stay 10 n. bsscrs returning ~
rsil shs inviIss ne n . i>a. sud
! a.. aess this eouat - . Returned
vlstf
Answer "a Tea caahl 10 -
turn someone's walt uithla .
week. Ths conventional lsnash u
such . vssst Il ahnat N minutes
This means shst yra might seay
less. but you should not sssy
longer unises your coassfs~sien
10 really Interesting and you ere
begged not 10 % shi Tea
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Personal
To Fat Girls

Nov you may aim down your face and
hgurs without starvation dieting or back
breaking exercises. just es.e sensibly and
take harmola under the conditions and .c-
eordinf 10 directions on the package.
Msrmola Tablets have been sold 70 thu
public for more than thirty years. More thar
twenty million boxes have been distributed
during that period
Marmols IL not . acure-al. Aarnola N
only for adult fat persons whose fstness 10
caused by a thyroid deficiency thypothy roid-
lam but who are otherwise normal and heal
thy. We do not make any diarnosi a. that
10 the function Of your physician. who must
be consulted for that purpose Why not thy 70
lose those ugly, uncomfortable pounds the
hsrmols way Get . boz Of karnols today
from your druggist ADV
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Simple
Exercises
Be Fun
Sssr Gives Instructions
For eesusiiyine Threat

An apple . Jay exercises ssues
sway Asa Rosemary t~ns.
rs s~ees wars,er e scft sitssss
has 10 watch her threat ecnsc~rA
which are ever N ths spcfilahl
And psrsonai expsrienos tslls -
that esen TIE supplest youNG
throat requires sssrelss
m Hollywood. ncssmary cus-
tomsriiy lsss In her sxsreiss 81
sports. However. 10 different
nov. shs's starring n the nrsGht
Broadway musscai sDsst Post
Forward" ard shs can't play ter
ne IN her dressing rom ~ eaIlsp
down Manhattan's strssts
so secuted around for tn1ecr
exsrcise with aoms fln IN IT -
explains. "snd | found u N IN
apple and . string.
IT'S the old Halloween trhinu
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Dnckg tor Apples Recommended for Keeping Chin Contours Fir


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09

Dear Unhappy; You are heine
very fooliah- Your h scarcely
over average height ana many
girls are taller.
II you Win check hack to Me-
vember ssth. In this column. you
win find . letter written BY .
gfri who h three inches taller
than you. gave her the best
advice ! could In that column.
and ! couldn't Improve On 10
for you.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers TO test
questions printed on the editorial
page.
l. America, Great Britain, China
and Dutch East Indies
2. Ireland.
3. True.
4. Submarines.
5. Whistler.
s. Arctic ocean.
7. Pasadena.
s. Power.
8. Table centerpiece.
10. Washington and Lee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Steady Boy Friend Reported
Seen With Other Girls
Plans Should Be Changed Because Successful Marriage
Cannot Be Based Misiruss. unfsahfulness. Deceit
B, CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey am Is wears old and have been going
steady for four months. Everything going fine until
started working nights. Different people tell my boy
friend has been going out with other girls but he he
doesn't
He wants to get married year. but I'm little afraid
because he may do the same after marriage
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Protestant Leaders
Urge War on vichy,
Franco Governments
Princeton Seminary
Heed, Bishop Common
Sign Petition Of 400
y TIE Associated Press.


NEW YORK. April "A petition
urging the United States and Britain
TO declare war aeAinst the Vichy and
Franco governments was signed yes
terday by more than 100 Protestant
church ofiicials, editors OF Protestant
publications and presidents Of coll
leees with Protestant afiiliations.
It was sponsored by Kenneth Les
lie, editor OF the Protestant Publ
cation.
DR.. John A. Mackay, president OF
Princeton Theological Seminary,
was one of the signers Of the petit
ton which called for an attack "on
the Mani hub Of the Axis through
the Fascist spokes."
I'VE are moved to call upon the
Anu-Fascist nations to make open
and outright and immediate war
upon all Fascist nations" the petit
ton read" and to seize at once all
points OF power everywhere whose
neutrality is a mere option held by
the Axis to be taken up ut its con-
venience."
The petition stated that Fascism
seeks world domination, which
makes this war a world civil war.
''' II we refuse Ito attack pro-
Axis nations). and disaster oyertakes
us We must blame none but our
selves who could have played the
man but chose the role of slave"
Among those listed as signers were
DR.. Louis Amin AmeS, president Of
Universalist Churches OF America;
Bishop James Cannon, jr., Of Rich.
naond. Vs.: Right Rev. Robert B.
0ooden. suf7rasan bishop Of Los
Angeles. and Bishop L. n. King,
Methodist, Atlanta. Ga. So,
Evening star., 1942-04-24

habits k animals and that IT ID good
economies to keep people healthy.
The end Of this war" Mr. Lund
stated. win find every one more
concerned about the whole CON-
munitys welfare than ones own
purely personal or selfish interests.
Sacrifices made during the war by
every individual will teach the
masses 10 think in terms Of the
whole community"
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Foke Policemen and Judge Blk
Pair Of SOS in Corridor Triol'

morning" they ordered both drivers.
The drivers were met at the door
Of the courtroom by the two of
ficers." OBTAINING two men about
to enter the courtroom. the police
men, introduced them ~ Municipal
Judge walter L. Kimmel and City
Prosecutor Lawrence Elder.
Your honor. said one. after hear
ing 4 brief resume Of the case, Il
know your docket Is crowded, and
Evening star., 1942-04-24

Nees and James A. Wiley ~ first
and second vice presidents. respec-
tiyeiy. Jesse Z. Aiken Was elected to
flll . VACANCY on the Board Of Di.
rectors. Prizes were awarded 10
Robert ktmbeu. James Councfllor,
ir-. and Mr.. Wiley. - well ~ q box
Of flowers to the guest speaker. Har-
old H. Lund, executive secretary of
the District tuberculosis Associa-
ton
Hear TAX by Lund.
Discussing New Social Response
bilities," Mr.. Lund dwelt on two
points: That human nature can be
changed as distinguished from the
Evening star., 1942-04-24

I believe We can settle this case
right now"
The Judge" pondered y minute.
then fined Mr.. Davidson SIS and
the other defendant $40. and dis
missed them.
Mr. Davidson reported his fleeing
to police yesterday after seeing pic
lures in the paper of the real city
judge and prosecutor.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Funerol Rites Tomorrow
For Mrs. Ida Runke

Mrs. Ida Ranke, 7s, who died
Tuesday at the Glenn Dale Sana-
toriun. will be buried tomorrow in
Congressional Cemetery, following
funeral services at II am. at the
Church Of the Reformation.
Mrs. Ranke was with the Gov
ernment Printing Once for about So
years. retiring In 1890. She was a
lifelong member Of the Reformation
Church. She is survived by her
daughter, Mrs. Ethel M. Pidgeon,
800 Monroe street NE: and two
grandchildren. Mrs. Gordon w.
Robertson OF California, and Mrs.
Bernard Won Brenewitz of Silver
Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1942-04-24

drop In soldier marriage license
applicat tions. an ofheiai Of the county
clerks once said:
We have q short slump Whenever
a group OF soldiers leave. becauee is
takes a few weeks for the new. units
to get acquainted with the girls.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
~ tne Associated Press.

u the Associated Press.
TULSA. Okla. April 24-Four
confidence men, wth colossal nerve
and a judicial look, used the mu-
nicipal courtroom as q prop to blk
their victims Of SIS.
When Thomas J. Davidson,s car
became involved IN q minor accident,
two men. posing as policemen, in
vestigated.
Appear In court at 7:3o In the
Evening star., 1942-04-24

Men In the armed forces are being
allowed 10 purchase . share In the
democratic United States they are
defending. Do you have to be ted
70 buy . bond?
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Junior Board Is Told
To Garry On Despite
Depletion by War
Two Presidents Retire
In Single Meeting to
Enter Armed Services

The armed services are taking
their officers and many Of their
members, but the Junior Board Of
Commerce win carry on for the
duration.
This theme was emphasized Ut the
Junior Boards luncheon yesterday
ut Annapolis Hotel when gifts were
presented to the retiring president,
Millard r. West. r., and the retiring
first vice president. L. Wagner
Lawder, who resigned to enter the
Army. 1t also was announced that
the newly elevated president, Oeof-
frey Creyke, jr.. would enter the
armed services at the expiration Of
his term OF ONCE In June.
Mr.. Lawder served as president
for six minutes, long enough. he ex-
planned, to see the second vice
president, Mr.. Creyke, elected presi-
dent.
Praised for Services.
Mr.. Creyke, paying tribute to Mr..
West and Mr.. Lawder for their
services, said 1t IL essential to keep
the organization in operation. I'VE
want to have the Junior Board f1nc-
tioning when the BOYS come back
from war service" he emphasized.
@In the meantime each individual
member carries . larger responsibil-
ity during the crisis"
Tribute was paid the work OF
Executive Secretary Ethel Yassells
James S. Beattie. secretary, an
nounced the election of Bernard J.
Evening star., 1942-04-24

PRESIDENCY kOTATES QUICKLY-Pcturc shows Anlard r.
West IT, Junior Board OF Commerce president who enlisted
Air turning the Lawder
lr vice president serving president for six minutes he
also is enng in Army he in turn gives the gavel to the
former second vice president president Georey
Creyke. jr. Star Stan Photo
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-17

through which I" maintain his prin-
'|Hnl. Special situations" hoWcvcr.
require careful study and selections
aurUid carefully Dc made. BY these
q" not mean Inc entirely new
H'.ds pi manufacturing and promo
.''n which some smart" salesman
nay com" around with as an after
INC wan certainty.
New uses f"r old products. nc,v
i.'an'QuvS IN production. the crca-
ton ii sIntECtiCs and the chances for
investment III thoroughly dcGlaicd
situation may offer the best opp0r-
'unIilCs lur profits. Real estate
equities unhmupcrcd 10y mortgages
a.D - ca>" IN point. OF this latter,
top" a"1c week 10 write in de-
lr.L I"a. for the imaginative and
c.n""":""I. investor thrr" are many
r#pn'Irl'.r, 20 turn loses into pro
'''.. c.rC mot for the circumstances.
j.. 1E q. der thc worst conditions
Hon-c 1I"Iys making money.
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CHAPTER EIGHTEEN

Or COURSE it wasn't Denison.
Paige knew that. II couldn't be.
And yet. when she forced herself
10 glance up in response to Abbys
introduction, she saw that il WAS
Dcnison. Dcnison rs he would have
been at - or SO. The same deem
toned eyes. with squirting lines at
the corners. The same Sun-dved
skin. The same near-ebony hair,
family touched i'll this Denison,
with gray above the ears. The same
icy-white teeth. Even the same
smile. Above everything. the same
fricndliness, as if lie had known
her for u long time.
eli. Choppo." The newcomer
whacked the child on the head lust
harShly enough 10 please him.
Choppo srinned and saluted. Evi-
IDENTIFY they We're not only acquaint-
Cd. hut quite good friends.
The man turned TO Rcstwick
CarneS. Hear you've been commut-
ing again, Rusty. How many new
saloons did you find on the MAIN
land >"
Abby butted in with sharp Or
dcrs. Now listen. you two can play
marbles later in the afternoon.
Don't start now. And don't YOU
thlnk for one minute. Denison
Ware. that you're going to sit here
and have half-dozcn cocktails and
make me late 70, my lunch"
why, pet" Wares eyes were
big and misunderstood. "You know
Id never stop your eating" He
took a chair beside RestwicIl
Carncs' wife. She won't mind" he
told the dark-haircd girl, IF sit
here for IA tecny-wccny minute"
II won't mind" Abby comment
I'd, IF Paige doesn't mind YOUR
staring at her like a fly looking
through bakery window"
The girl made half-cmbarrassed
gesture 10 which the little woman
paid no attention. The fish-hool<
lines at the sides of her mouth
dcepcncd as she enjoyed the stark
SURPRISE of Rcstwick Carnes. She
had made the remark purposely,
wanting results from him and she
was getting them.
DSn.Son Ware asked, "Who
wouldn't look at herr"
Speeches. for a moment. Rusty
recovered enough 10 echo weakly.
"Nch, who wouldn't look at her.
Even Choppo joined in as if he
were Il grown man. Sure. She's a
tootSic wootSie, toodley- woodley."
Abby rclcntcd. sit with us at
lunch, DCnison." She wanted to an
noy Rusty more, if possible. And
she was quite sure she could. She
pcercd over her shoulder toward
the terrace tables. then glanced at
her watch. Please hurry" she
again directed Rusty and Choppo,
before they take away the push
cart. The thing will be the death of
me, but 1 can't resist. 1 want
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fE.R TE,E :; !: L6T9
lsstRs 4as&st. a nIrSss,. AoREN>4 GIRL ETOw ~
NaIry, 90

chicken salad rnd cr,l..... u,'..l
AMI %air'"r...a .,,'..l n,m ,t,..
'ard pickles AMI Iir."tr.-s.f!t.r
olives -"
And shrimp salad for me"
S""Pr" began. rrr:i,rr il his l....'.v
nut pleasantly aulirlpalivr ,..:r'
ana Ei,rn onions AMI ra,:i.nl
ear" and tx" orders of Waikiki ;c.
cream"
Abby apcd him. Lamb chnp
spinach. milk. and or" order t,I
WailsIl;i ice cream" Gone MAS Tim.
w"man'S glutt"ny. that is. in re-
sard To her problem child.
The boy yanl.ci Il iistIul Of red
nair and groancd. I'm allcsuiic ,u
them things. pardnrr."
Abby managed 10 iiy him v.i,h ~,
eagle eye and hoped frrvcntlv tina,
her race wouldn't plcat into :,rrr.-
ciative gisglCs. Darn if" she
unused. how did ever have amy
run bcror" had this cute little nm.
taSoi.....nS entertaining rrGho,dv
lie even has Rusty buiialncd" she
thought glccfully.
Rusty jibed. you're nrettv
smart, aren't you?"
Choppo put sandy claspcG hands
against one check in an accrn,u,,-
ell pose. intended to represent an
angel on a Sunday school card. lie
halted his thick lashcS at the man.
lhatS what the police CAPTAIN
said lie tossed sand-covercl pc3.
nuts toward some evcr-famishcI
sparrows and then began TO iny"i-
gle u huge black miner that vas
strutting nearby.
Choppo remarked. That birI
looks just like the police captain.
All puffy looking ana smart acting.
feh, that's what he said to me.
You're pretty smart, aren't YOU p
SO guess | am. The police CAPTAIN
ought to know" The Youngsters
miSchievous mouth parted over sev-
eral squat white teeth and over
a space where there was no tooth
Paige could not help thinking
That her husband had looked very
much the same when rcDrimandcG
by Captain Bcrriman OF. the Ma
zatlan. With the exception of the
lost tooth, of course. But he had
been just as audacious as Choppo.
and as disturbed beneath il. For a
moment Rusty said nothing to the
little boy. He simply looked at him.
Ihen he reached out and took hold
OF Cnoppo's undcrnouriShcd arm.
There was scarcely # muscle. II
was skin. over bones. Choppo
bmshed. Rusty then tapped his
thin chest. Why don't you get -
little more TO be proud of, Choppo,
before you talk so big"
With jerk the child freed him
self from that offensive hold. Abby
started 10 say something. but re-
spectcd the signal in RCstwick
Carncs' swiftly upliftcd forci.ugcr
enough 10 remain silent.
Paige watched ChoppO lean over
his sandy feet, apparently rs i'm
pcrviouS as ever to the opinion q!
others. But the bite eyes were
Slistcning. She could see that. For
a second. brief anger shot
through her at EuSty's treatment
of the little boy. Why. he had be-
havcd as if he We're a mean child.
the same age rs Choppo. And then
she knew what Rusty intended to
do. Although he might have little
enough affection for the youngstcr
that 1t approached dislike. his affcc-
ton for Abby Tyson was leading
him toward helping her charge.
Yes, Rcstwicli CarncS was going to
help Choppo, but first he was 60
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Stock Mart
At Low Tide

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Stocks Higher
In Fast Sales

NJ" York. Dec. l7-(AP)-Thc
STOCK market day got another leg
np on ycur-cnd rally as leaders
extended Wednesday,, swing by
Fractions 10 around two points in
one 81 IN" fastest sessions for more
than q month.
Ih"r" was Esmc hc!itlncy nj the
Start hl. bids soon came in for
ss''ei~. Rubber. rails and blue chip
molstTa.s. Low priced issues again
accounted for Il sizcablc portion of
n" volume although piyotals we're
,"'iy h''EIc. An assortment of new
'oP, 10. tho lCar was In evidence
near The fourth II .ur.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-17

!"; u crush Lin. "I;rn,,. lit, T.. ..,
....f 60 -, hint" ',il.... y.u.t. 80.
t.." i'.t...'' Il. ii. III. obi w......
term To- discipline.
4. 'uasn i'a!Lc received a ilmn-
i'.ir& surprise. I'm hlvin. 4 "o:.i
TIME. she realized. Naturally SHE
.I!,W thr ache for DcniSun had 100,
"un". Ii was there. and would be-
'h'r" forever. lat it was masked
nv The pleasure Of new friends.
something DcHiSon Ware had said
%as making Il circle Of laughter
arnund the table. oh" she thought
With praycrful thanks. how glad
| ann | did not get Ia the water
i'lat night in san Francisco. II it
hadn't been for Rusly--" She
!cuEcd at him and he smiled. Not
his usual smile, but one as friendly
as Chnppo'S.
DcniSon WAS giving the boy I'M
portant instruction. He picked up
French roll. IF You want to
make hit with the sparrows, don't
throw the crust. Give them this"
He dug out Il ball of soft center and
threw ii out onto the dance floor.
Instantly dozen sparrows sight
ed 1t and swoopcd. Another dozen
or so that had been begging from
other u!nncIS deserted in prefer
cncc for this superior food. Their
greed was so great that they skit-
tered on their tails. or perhaps on
one wing. They made mad, chat
tCring show. fighting and dancing.
after a FASHION, where the people
would be dancing that night.
Not to be outdonc, Restwick
Carncs slipped a hill TO their wait
CT after all but 4 few of the lunch
con guests had gone. AS result,
the waiter lifted the lid from n
| sugar bowl and casually strolled
away. Soon n bird was pcrchcd on
/ the rim Of the silver bowl. digging
! so fUriOusly with his bcali that his
! head became blur. 1t did not last
! long. The head waiter dashed to-
Ward it with n napkin. whercupon
everyone at Rusty's table, includ-
ing their personal waiter. put on
pl"nS looks. But Choppo had been
! cntranccd.
Abby muttcrcd, "Now You two
have really done it. I'll have no
peace from now on"
on, hush," Rusty said. you're
having ms much fun as anyone"
Sure" she admitted. But
don't want anyone to know it,"
Dcnison sat with them again for
| cocktails in the indoor bar and sue
ccssfully upset Abby by showing
her Caravan-long erayish rat.
crawling cautiously over the ledge
of an open window from the palm
| filled garden. He also successfully
upset dicnificd little native wait
or by inGuirinG with poker
! straight face, do you have many
rats mt The Royal"
| DcHiSun sat with them at dinner
dis". II WAS ir vino madc u great
to- 10 over the Thanksgiving" holi-
day, easy 10 ignore. with tropical
scents IN the air ana warm stars
ll!ckcrin@ down on the dance floor.
II was he who begged Abby to let
ChopHo stay mp an hour later be-
cause it actually was Thanksgiv-
ing. 1t was he who looked at Paige,
50 glowing in a dress of pale pink
lace, decorated with a lei of deeper
pink twisted carnations. Looked,
and without a word. took her hand
and led her out to dance.
lie spoke as they began TO dance.
You're beautiful and 1 love you.
/! Ill always love you
ITO BE Continued)
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West Flank
Army Moves
Into Attack
Continued from Page Onc)

continued from Page OncD
~, moscow dispatchsS said tho i4th
."'"l'"d German division. which
i,' numbered 10000 mon. had been
'I''' "ui IN Il recent tCn-day battle
oa 'Iiin"n dive bumbcrs were report
~, w. desperately attacking water
pp">Sing IN the Ezhev area which the
eve, had seized. The Russians
T "u SO ut the bUmbcrS were Snot
"'"h rs they swunpcd Ia the attacl;
VI. u cloCkworl; schedule.
q N'9i Ncl'kic Luki. 90 miles from
,n haivinn frontier. the Russians
,emilcd Staving off a German at
~ @"o, to break through to thel MD
" trapped nazi forces T!S4"E 'S7''''
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-17
N'IjIi = OF SERVICE OF
SUMMONS ny
IT BLICATION.
III SuDcriDr Coi,rt

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Vance county.
f:iat life Insurance COMPANY AMI
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-17
SNNOpSlS

A ";,HH"" meeting ia ia" San Francisco
f.. i..r!r - a SpuI-ui tl., uIr,,,.n,
!rIr'Its',' III Reno by
PAIGE SHELTON. whose sweetheart
he" Iu't been killed lighting for lin.
Airs. aud
EESrWlCE UuSTY) CARNES III
w..tltIy descendant VI early Hawaiian,
IA" -Iil hc thinks Il" loves.
EuGENIA NORTH. his selfish fIanr.a
YESTERDAY: As Abby Tyson. Rusty
and Paige M" sitting IN the but Il
bat. Abby. kuSiy's friend. suddenly
spots II newcomer ami halls, "II,ll
benson"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-17
Cotton Futures
Again Higher

Ne" York. Dec. l7-(Np)-COtton
i"'vHc' opened unCH ngcd - 10
cent. bale higher.
.. h''o forenoon values were 10 10
a. :, cents bale higher. March 1887.
May 1913 and July 1861