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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-02

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-02

Buy u. S. Bonds and savei
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-02
Membership Sunday at
Bethany Methodist

J During the fan program OF
special Sundays. Nov. ! win Be
i. observed ~ membership sunday
sat the Bethany Methodist church
ut 1O:l5 q m. when . ciass OF
new members win be received.
In the evening at f:So colored
slides win be featured. They will
. illustrate the famous Bible story
Of David and JONATHAN, an epi-
sode interesting to young and old.
Hymns for the service viii Be
flashed across the screen. No
charge win be made and the pub
Nc n invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-02
Fred Returns!

~ fEu A<La&F f
Fred Gamble. Sidney Deans
manager at the Lakewood
theater, has returned from =
vacation trip to Hollywood
and will again be seen at his
customary post at the Com
munlty Center In the lakes
district.
Not only did the heavy
weight from Puyallup make
the rounds in FINLAND but
he also did . bit Of visiting In
san Francisco ~ well.
Buy u. S. Bonds and Save!
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
Home Gardening
Program Discussed

The z-H leaders and 4-H Council
members held a meeting On gardens
and landsoapine at the ARsacui-
tural building last Saturday morn
inc. r o Mpnosnith OF the extern
sion department Of Mississippi State
College vas In charge
me Importance Of gardening on
the farms q Jackson County and
the benefits Of lands6aDing the
homes in the rural sections we're
pointed out by Mr. Monosznith. He
showed colored slides q pictures
taken q jackson County homes and
gave instructions on the vesetabie
Rardens and the iandscapng at the
homes.
He especially urged that gardens
be planted earis IN South Missis-
siDps Hecause Of the light sol ana
the drontfs which usually prevail
early IL the summer He said that
this was especially important 70 r.
member in the planting Of potatoes
greens. peas and tomatoes Peppers
and egg plants should b. started II
boxes ana hot beds Ehs month be
said. It 5 extremely important that
more attention Be paid % the grow
Ing d home gardens because q
the great demand made for food
stuffs - q var emergency measure.
Mr. Moac-ifh gave instructions
on insect p centred ard recon-
mended The best types o. equipment
He said that TIE uzfris treatment
is best for ase IN zaf vegetables
and fruits because Il Is not lniur-
ioaA e humans. Because Il i e.
penzive. Is uk should nj Be- In
clnded 81 root vegetables sueh 81
notztoez
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

A&4NNs4AEf4 ~ t4Et4HH
IIan Legislature convened ~ Jack
a1n 81 Tuesday q LAST week Janu
afT I, This being the SECOND and last
2on under Ire rfeHsns admits
kfNtznn uneSs an extraordinary ses
Kaon kinuan - called II tss Sen
ate 1atn W K as Pahula CusIn-
~, nov serving has fourth c~nFtaec-
nstse term IA that boiy. was unAni
E,oszsaF niected president pro term. 20
sueeend tltr late Sen Hrberfs who
wns STRIVING ~ tlsat capacity At the
TIRE 81 MS dsatn. II ne House
flenes Ladnex. q former member Of
thk House from PcnfI River Coun
S. and fsow secretary OF ihe nud-
eNt Commission. waA elected CLERK
without opposition. House Bill No.
Became a iAu "a TIE second DAY
81 she session this being the ap-
preparation fur salaries and mileage
of ne members Coz johnson DE-
IiFeEed hts message ~ person on
"Wednesday and made . humber 81
recommendations which the leeisia-
tare viii immediately take up for
discussion and disposition
Tne governor recossimenEted that
&nse field niefa be added 30 tht
force of The Meter Vehicle Com
misAzon and 10 tire state Tax Com
mission That the severafzce
tAx On al BE- Increased % a. 10 yield
from fiTn % ter cents per barrel
ii taxes 10 the state, the exact
amsuzfit being set according = the
grade Of the al That free
texlbenks be pgnviaed fOr the high
scfG6i grades That salaries
nf teachers ~ raised 70 > decent
standard That junior col
Ieens b. properly supported :
Thai ihe appropriation n the Old
Aar Pension fund be Increased one
million collars A thorough
inspection and adequate supper Of
the states charity hospitals !.
That careful atienll0n BE- given and
proper support provided for the
eiafe Hospital Tor TIE insane. At
Whitfield That people
should not - treated II the IN
sare HOSPITAL for drunkenness ard tlle
DOPE hahlk without being charged
full nftre for ttte service
Tnaa TIRE state penitentiafY be tn
speeaed and such Improvements -
are needed be provided That
= parole board - established "a
aisidy the casN Of cusayteks asking
Cor pafnon and % MAKE recpmmeu-
aaftonx b the Governor That
= ~ b. enacted regulating lElslf-
ance Oh automobiles and trucks Ia
fls state That something
- aunn 10 fsseserft tnf r~ctfuttuzn Of
streams n which fLsh live /.
Tna4 4 uniform anii-sA1Nstage iaN
~ enacted TI1ax GILL;
zenz inquiry - Hzahe into the maj
zzr - civilian defense and sscla
Aue Is noulh help fite situation be
1fosldeu That something
r. Fcne about the PasemRoula River
DfInKe, that the public may have
free passage over the river
That the personnel Of the highway
patrol board BE- increased u 1T
least $50 men and they be given po-
ice powers Tf1at q stale
office building be eFeraed sufficient
y large and adequately equipped q
fake care Of the demands Of the
state. IN ORDER that : heavy rental
mas be saved and better services
provided.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

genate Bill No ~ passed both
houees n 1870 b. has remained O.
the de6k 81 tiae governor since thai
time until the presenf session con
Fened. when the euFernoF sisued
ne Dill Il deals win re state
Game and F8h Commission and
amends Chapter ~ Of ne Las q
1893 anc kuea amendments as had
peeu attached 70 the Iaz pfloE -
1870. TIE rev iaw ucw ~ force
makes 3 number of important
changes. which wlii Iikels b. dis
cussed for tie benefit 81 re pubile
% ne Game and Ftsn Commission
81 Al early 1ate
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

Tfae SPECIAL election heid IN the
nth Circuit Court District on Tues
DAY 81 last week resulted II naming
Gerald Chatham. Of DeSoto County
~ district attorney 70 succeed
Jamie Whltten Of Tallahatchie
County vino was elected 10 Congress
last IalI.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

Andres g Cstney. Of Meridian.
ms announced as q candidate fos
representative N the legislature to
sucesec Tom Minniece. who resigned
because Of his service IN tha Army
Ar. 0aLney Nas associated permit
nenIis 18th educational wofk IL the
stale for several years hut Tor the
past IS years has been connected
vita the insurance business.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

o. January eth. the daY the leg
lsiaE1re convened. Lieut. Governor
Defizll6 Mnrpi1ree. presiding officer
o. the Senate celebrated two TIM
puftaat events In his ltfe-s1e Ssth
anniversary If Ms BIRTH and the
80fh anniversary Of his entrance
Info pubic life. becoming 8 men,
bef q f8e legislature on January
s. 1912 The Senate paid tribute
10 MS anniversary. and Ms public
service 70 TIE state
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

Reduced prices o. fall and winter
dresses. Finish the season at these
saving prices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

bage," it is a satisfying, mex
pensive and good-tasting accom-
paniment for such meats as pork
ham, or coarscr beef cuts such
as the pot-roasts.
Brussels sprouts. the little cou-
sins of cabbage. are very spart
and stylish when made the chief
holiday vegetable.
In cooking Brussels sprouts
drop them into rapIdiy-boiliug
sailed water, and cook, uncov-
cred. for about II minutes, no
more. Remove as soon as rea-
sonably tender and drain Add
butter. a dash Of nutmeg or mace,
and another dash Of vinegar Set
the covered pan at the rear, 70
absorb the fats and seasonings.
Before leaving the topic of
squash and pumpkin, il should
be recalled that the best pump
kin pie is made from baked
pumpkin pulp not from boiled
pumpkin. which has far less
flavor. An expert Southern cook,
who won prizes for her pumpkin
pie. told the writer her secret
split the pumpkin, and bake in
the oven, seeds and all, then
carefully remove seeds in their
web" and mash the baked pulp;
after that, follow ones favonte
pie recipe.
The baking enriches and inten-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
By Mrs. Christine Frederick,
The Distinguished Authority on Household Efficiency

sites the flavor OF the pumpkin
exactly as baked sweet potatoes
are far finer in flavor than boiled
sweets, and for the same rca-
son.
The hostess seeking a new soup
with which 20 begin her holiday
meal, need look no further than
cream Of pumpkin soup. a win
ncr as a prelude 70 feasting Bake
or boil the pulp and use with an
onion; lace il with cream stock,
and make as any usual cream
soup PURGE. Just before serving,
sprinkle on powdered mace. or
nutmeg or ginger-but with a
light hand.
II you are especially fond Of
potatoes who isn't?-make
a choice between whites and
sweets, but don't serve both. Re
member that the poultry Will
have a starchy dressing, maybe
your soup, also, is a cream or
starchy type and that the pump
kin pie has a large share Of
starch, too in its makeup.
Then, cut down on the starch
element by reducing the variety
or amount OF potato used bet
ter, select from this long list Of
alternate" vegetables, which
yield color and interest and
novelty 10 any dinner, holiday
or otherwise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

4 VEGETABLES, important in
~ the menu Of every good
v dinner the year-around,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
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Today, get Woodbury.
Gold Cream-you'lllo love
it! Large jars are priced
SOC to $l25; introduce
tory sizes are Zoe, 25e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

assume Sui more interest Wnen
they grace the board of the
Thanksgiving feast or any holt
day event
Specifically, we are speaking OF
what are often called 1.-THE Win
ter vegetables many of them
root" vegetables. such as the
familiar carrot. turnip, parsnip,
oyster plant celery root, kohl
rabbi, etc But. while all these
Winter vegetables may be famil-
lar TO most housewives, il is often
disappointing 10 see how seldom
they are appreciated or utilized
III new ways on the table,
Their chief quality is starch,
so that practically any one can
be used as a potato equivalent.
Each has a flavor Of It's own,
which should commend II 20 the
mcuu-makcr. Thus, parsuips and
oyster plant have a sweet, sub
tie and delicate taste very
,,1...i,,, ND el,irlcd ,rs,,,a-
- r. a>.,,,,Ie rardird nars-
nIps, or oyster plant cut into
crosswise rings and heated in
thin cream
Celery root. or celery knob"
- 90. ana - ~
-. - - 80,
sistencv is soft like a mature
tBrelp THIS when boiled whole
tho, d,red i makes = most deli
c7aT7s and fTay6rfIII vegetable with
winch 70 corplete the holiday
turkey chicken or meat Serve
Vim q thin butter sauce as a
variation on potatoes
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-25

Spain's cotton- textile industry now employs 100000 workers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-25
CARIBBEAN CRISIS
BY EATON K. GOLDTHWAlTE

from their tops; his voice was sunq lower still. Private or pulp lie, I'm still cop, see? I'm gettin paid to do a job, and so far as anybody knows I'm gonna do it. But I ain't such a bad guy my self. Maybe I framed few guys for divorce proceedings, but 1t was because the guys themselves watned to get framed, seeP ] never been party to framing Q guy for the pen, and I'm too old to start now"
 Bill Talcott could no longer control his surprise. DO you mean you have evidence that Struthers is trying to frome me?"
 Mcdowell moved his hands hastily. Listen, I didn't say that I only said I don't like how this thing smells. So I'm gonna help you if you'll keep your mouth shut"
 Was this trap? Mcdowell was in Struthers' employ; he had come to Abas with Struthers and Halsey. He was hand in glove with the audi tor, and if a plot was cooking, he would be ingredient. But MT. Mac Dowell had taken few nasty raps that weren't in the cards. Was this just a new twist to the old con- fidence game, or was the man fed up and sincere? Talcott eyed him speculatively and decided to gamble.
 "All right" Talcott said. Whats your proposition?"
 Mcdowell inhaled sharply "This is a Dutch island, ain't it?"
 "Yes."
 "Okay. What happens if you refuse to be extradited?"
 Talcott stared. You mean"
 If you don't want to go back to New York with me, I ain't got teh power to make you. You can tie this thing up in the courts with a writ of habeas corpus. Legally, they can't touch you un- til you been extradited, and that sometimes takes a long while. From what you said to Struthers. I figure you want to stick around sos to see he don't put any clinchers on you. That way you could do 1t. See?"
 Talcott searched the others face in amazement. Here indeed was help from an unexpected quarter Abas being a Dutch island some 600 air miles distant from the seat of government, he could stand on his rights; could dispatch letter for legal counsel and wait calmly while lawyers and judges argued the matter. He could remain on the island, a thorn in Strut!aers' side, watching tabulating and compiling evidence in his own de- fense. He could squat on his launches while the little auditor yapped like a terrier. It would he satisfaction in a large measure for what he had suffered to be able to observe Struthers running in futile circles, trying desperately
 That way he would get satis- faction. But would satisfaction solve the problem? Revenge was like getting drunk; you hurt some body else because they had hurt you and all the while the more important things were going on without you. You stood and gloated over your antagonist who, in the last analysi& might be merely an agent sacrificed to pre-. vent you from reaching the end
 zhae MS snnsthing slas deeper
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-25
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more psychological significant. Al- ready, in the eyes of the men, Hal sey was boss. The new man had proved himself while Bill Talcott had lost face. How would they inter- pret his continued inactive pres ence? What would Sebastien and black Tomas and all the others think of him if he were to remain, vindicitive but intellectual, an im- potent vegetable ripening to rot- tennesss in the sun? He could face accusations, could fight words and tricks and legal proceedings, but he could never bear to see the light of respect and affection in the eyes of his men change to darkness, bitter and hard with disappointment.
 No, the locus of the thing lay in New York; perhaps in the cloistered offices of Federal Chem ical itself. No matter what the manifestations, his task was clear: he must avoid and overcome the lesser obstacles thrust as bait in his path. His object was the end
 Slowly he turned. T appreciate your foffer, Mcdowell. I fully ap- preciate what 1t cost you to make it. The advice you have given me is valuable, but I'm not going to take It."
 MacDowell's mouth gaped. What? You mean you're gonna let them go ahead an smear you? You're gonna take 1t layin' doWn?"
 T mean I'm returning to New York with you on the Blue ePtrel. A man can't run away from his troubles. My trouble is in New York. Maybe I'm wrong but that's the way I'm built. I've got to face Winters for showdown"
 "He may do anything he likes. He has taken a stand. So have I. I much prefer mine."
 Mcdowell started to sputter something in protest when a new voice from the doorway caused him to whirl about.
 June Paterson was there, calmly eyeing them. "A very pretty speech" she sniffed. "How such virtuous creature as you seem to be can get yourself in so much trouble, I don't understand. So you're going on the Blue Petrel tool My, won't that be a jolly party?"
 A slow, angry flush stole through Talcott'S cheeks. Some day, he promised himself, this upstart cou- sin of Lowell Byrd's would find her. self across his knee.
 (TO Be Continued)
 Spain's cotton-texti industry now o..a 0nn mn xx,~~I,1un
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-25
. SERIAL STORY
HENRY

THE STORY = Bill TaIc0tt is about to return to New York after six years on . Dutch West Indian islaIaa as branch manager for an American chemical firm, to face charges of shortage in his ac- counts, brought by an auditor. Bill is to return with Halsey, who was to succeed him; Mcdowell, pri- vate detective; June Paterson, cousin of BilI's former roommate, and two refugees, Martha Swen- son and Professor Constantine, who have been landed on the is- hand by a vilIainous smuggler named Jackson. Bill faces the au- ditOr, who remains in charge, with accusation that latter's charges are . frameup, engineered by hlgher-ups.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-25
BILL MAKES UP HIS MIND
CHAPTER XXI

As abruptly as it had begun the kOnference was over. StrutherS, who a@eemed to have as little use for food fas he had for sleep, departed for E&he office again taking Halsey with Ihin, and thus Bill Talcott was left |Rlone with Mcdowell.
 i The detective was shaky, off, lbalance and very near collapse. EMhe blackjack blow had raised a Econsiderable lump on his head, land the previous smash from Tal- IvOtt's fist had bruised and dis lcOIored his mouth. He seemed Ito have considerable difficulty in Accusing his eyes as he groped Iabout in search for clothing, and DTalcott, relenting, assisted as Inauch as he could.
 "You ain't such a bad guy" AKacDowell mutteered as Bill Tal- lG0tt directed his arm into sleeve, Ter guess you hat to hit me-Say, ldyou suppose could have crink?"
 Talcott nodded, summoned the boy, and when the drink was Ebrought Mcdowell was clothed. IThe mixture seemed to revive Ehim, sent color flooding through his cheeks, and he cast Shrewd Iappraising glance at Talcott.
 "You ain't such a bad guy" AGacDowell said again. Suddenly Inc put the glass down and tip ltOed to the window, looked out land all around: tiptoed back to lthe door and searched the hall beyond. Apparently satisfied, he lEeturned to the center of the EEcom, inclined his head and in Ihoarse whisper said, "Ya know bomep'n? don't like that guy lGtruthers."
 Talcott covered his surprise. eNo2 I thought you fellows were
 uddies."
 ''A6e. a buddy to him? I'd like to kick him in the pants-"Mac- IDpwell, get upl Do yer dooty" lIAnd me laying there with my heck broke, for all he knowsl" 1 Talcott swallowed a smile. INgtranRe, wasn't 1t, how he avoided all that trouble at the
 "Yeah. Listen, been watchin' lR0u, an the more I watch the IHnore satisfied am somep'n ntinks besides the fertilizer around here" Mcdowell paused. Lis len. can you keep your mouth
 hUkf@
 v can.@
 MacuoWell bent forward further rnd fn his eaeefness his eyes
 nna until ha e'sEea
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-25
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POLICE RETURN TIRES
 TO NAUGY OWNER

Five tires found last Wednesday in the underbrush at Hamilton park by Motor Patrolman John Walsh were returned Saturday at theh Mazio service station, Riverside Drive, Naugatuck. The Naugatuck police reported the tires were stol- en Tuesday night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-25

medal. is that of Lincoln, h Il Il g from a ribbon, the left half of which is dark blue and the right half light blue. What does 1t betoken?
 ?. Name two British donin- ions once con- sidered al most safe from war because tn e y were so far away, but now are threatened.
 3. Name two
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-25
ACCOUNTANTS TO
 MEET IN NEW HAVEN

Alfred F. Meyerhans of this city is planning to attend the monthly meeting of the Connecticut Associ- ation of Public Accountants tomor- row night at Hotel Taft, New Ha- ven. MT. Meyerhans recently was elected a director of the organiza- ton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-25
MOVIE PICKUP

Patsy Nash, three-year- child acress in Paramount'S T Live on Danger" was seen by talent scout while she and her mother were waiting for a bus. Producers Bill Pine and Bill Thomas signed her to a contract one week later.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-25
ODD REQUEST

More than 1000 movie fans have asked Richard Dix, whose most re- cent starring role for Paramount is that of a sailor-rancher in Amer ican Empire" to shave of his mus cache, but Dix announces that he will keep wearing 1t while he plays 6ashtne but unzomantic zoleA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-25
} WAR QUIZ

! The only soldier you would
 As see wearing this medal would be an old soldier. Face on the