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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28
How The Jury Voted
Women, Yes, o; no, 6.
Men: Yes, /; no, s.


Meter Reader: No. How doe
she know how long he's going d
- In that camp?
eeiGier: No. II would be SOM
army II all these danes starte(
following their boy friends 4
camp. Whenever ! hear this STUFF
I'm glad I'm = bachelor with nj
strings.
eeenographer: No. That soldie}
ooesnt love her very much or HI
wouldn't ask her to give up he}
5ob. He Ia just selfish.
Housewife: No. A girl nevel
caught . man by following him
around. Men only lose respect fo1|
. woman when she does that.
Steel Worker: Yes, but / think
she had better get that guy to
marry her no 1t viii look all right.
Maker: No. II my daughter said
that TO me / would lock her up in
the bedroom closet until she had
some sense In her head.
House Mother: No. Doesn't that
young woman know that the boy
doesn't think much Of her when
be asks her to make q foolish
sacrifice such as that
Nurses AID: No. II Ia really
tragic when a girl can't maintain
more equilibrium than that. That
sort Of thing could become a seri-
Gus problem for army officials.
Coast Guardnman: No. Who's
going to keep that girl-snd how
on twenty-one bucks q month";
Mechanic: No. but l sure would
like to meet somebody who could
get that nuts about me.
Hairdre~ser: No. / guess she
never read about Little Red Riding
Hood.
Galeewoman: No. Doesn't that
poor girl know she would only get
the worst Of II in deal like that-
Copyright. 1e42)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28
Directions Given for
Electric Rossfer Care

To Keep an electric roaster in
good condition. be sure that il is
not plugged into a circuit that Is
already being used for some other
appliance with heating element.
or the circuit may be overloaded.
Likewise, never plug cord for
body Of the rooster and broiler on
the same circuit and do not con-
meet il TO a drop cord from the
ceiling. Never immerse the outer
shell. hroiling or grid unit in wa
Ter; wipe clean with damp.
never q wet. cloth. Always use
inset pan unless otherwise d.
rected.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28
Soldier Wop'
10 Move Neo
Today

Ladies and Gentlemen Of
months ] have been going Y
Joined the army. Before hs|
would be true to him and | 7
loves me and wants To marry
has asked me to give up my
% we can see each other mor{
That way We could see eacl
other every night, but N II
Row We can't see each other muc1|
because It 10 hard for him TO gci|
leaves He aays n h the only ws}
! ona provo love him.
He has been jealous Of me eve(
since we started going together
but Ne not altogether his fault
I was going with another fellox
when met him and he knew
was very popular. ! love this boj
on1 I would hle 10 marry hin
ssmeday but my girl friend ssyl
~ has no right to ask me TO give
up my Job 20 ! could be nesrel
to him. ! told her ! would ask the
Marked Jury.
Do you think I should give up
ny job and try to get one neal
ois camp ?-TEDDY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28

NV 81 mat pampered
Son Of the rich would run a nile
70 side step a fight. Juddy said.
Come here and let me fix II. T"
II gave her something to do
rhile We were waiting. At two
clock We had word from the hos
fital. Maurie was unconscious
Every hour We telephoned. No
mango. Tambay didn't get much
leep that night. To pass the time,
told Juddy about the old Tam
Pay document I'd found. and the
told ornaments. She wasn't even
htereSted.
1 don't need any proofs that
We been fool about Loren" she
laid.
What price Angel, now" I
3aid.
Poor Angel" she said.
That's all right" I said. so
ong as you don't get too sympa-
thetic and mix everything up for
yourself"
Nom" she said. docs Hendry
femind you Of anyone ,"
Me" I said. NO. what's the
batch ? Why should he?"
Think again"
Then all of sudden II hit me.
F'Well. by thissenthat, it's Angel
Hendy's a pocket edition of him.
They even look alike. Why they
even think alike"
Now do you get it, about Angel
and me ?"
Il do not. Once bit, twice shy,
I'd have thought"
Nom. you're dumb"
20. X. I'm dumb. But
wouldn't be dumb enough. after
I'd married one of kind and
found it was a flop. to take on an
other just like him.
That's the point. Angel vas
never my danger"
No? What was ,"
"Hendy, of course. I Thought
you understood that before"
You told me you were cured OF
him"
'Hendy himself was no tempta-
ton. The temptation was his
money. You know the homeo-
pathic principle, like cures like.
Angel was counter-irritant. or
whatever they call it. The more
| saw of him, the better realized
what a boob I'd be TO go back TO
Hendy."
l gawped at her. But unless
you're stuck on Angel"
I'm not. I never was. But
I'm sorry for him"
so am /. l think you gave
lim dirty deal, Judy"
mo, it was all fair enough.
When he couldn't get me any
other way. he wanted to marry
ne. I never pretended, with him.
He just took everything for grant
ID"
You stuck up for him against
loren Oliver"
My theory was that Loren was
being unnecessarily tough with
Continued on Page 6. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28
Fudge. Fs.ndsni Can Be
Left 70 Own Devices

When making fudge and fon-
dsnt syrup. IT can be left some
what TO its own devices to good
advantage Stir thoroughly 10
blend and dissolve the sugar cry
stalls. then let il cook without in
reference until the mixture
reaches the proper temperature.
Remove from the fire and let IL
cool q bit before beating.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28
OVER SO =?
Go..AAaotsa?

Aess sf - had that age md kv&.g
hAbssx b<inx sa eseAsso~Al bowel
Annes<- nese SPELLS Il sensee>-
cou, with axxrsvs<ing sAs, my c~sss
restless nights ALBERTA CO hsap
you lace the futare more eheerfuby-
Its Ingredients attract TO the bowels
extra moisture which softenS psssed
wastes and assists n eomfortaese
bowel sction- ADLERKA helps 10
leave your bowels refreshed and
clean Next tzrne eccsos~ooa I'D
- snre~fea ycur ecurfcr<- ~
AD6ERxxx nsurEsnz As~sG
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28
IESI ANSWERS

Below are the answers to tes
questions printed on Editoria
page.
/. Japan.
2. Mosquitoes.
5. Chicago.
I. The Baltic section. northern.
s. Napoleon III.
6. Seven.
Z. True.
g. True.
?. Copperheads
10. California.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28

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breathing passages with soothing me-
01c1naI vaporS : ST11MnAIES chest
md back surfaces like warming poul-
tice and uoms - noGnx 10 ease
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GiGhEnesk. and bring real comfort
To nef This improved TREATMENT
)sf massage vspoRub for , minutes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28

eunl1nneo evurJ YEA Gar - n n
tuelhnn1ng o. ~ D1o MARKET o.. racouz
tha 1n0 oeliversd by carrier IN cisv
- g = cent? pr month. ~ mai cut
cenn pr month $50 per year. In
- oon1o pr month. ~ Per Year.
Dn1rua . second c,sup matter A shs
1ecoA. Wnnh- under the oct OF consresa,
rslsDhons III dspsrtments NAH sisi.
world Wios leansd wire news serrisn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28

Stnct sue Dtttint tbhtttdilt vi tic
gilded, rococco Soviet Embassy.
Mime. Litvinoff hustled In. red
checked and unceremonious, call
ing Hospitality:
Come along with me. I'll be
changed in fffy. Photographers
never like black" And in less
time than II takes to say "Tovar-
ich," she had bundled everyone
into the embassy elevator. left for
her apartment. and returned TO
the music-reception room robed in
soft grey and white chiffon. She
was definitely ready for action,
lights. csmera-and questions.
Though ] may not answer them
all" she warned.
MARRIED LITvINOFF
DURING HIS EMILE
This black-eyed, forceful wo-
man. who can chatter fluent
Russian. never saw Russia till she
was thirty. Her husband and she
met when he was exiled in London
before and during the last war.
Maxim was the first Russian
I'd ever known" admits Ivy Low
Litvinoff. II think that's prob
ably why married him-a sort of
instant sympathy" She never ex-
pected to be able 10 live in Russia.
and was tremendously excited
when. after the Revolution. her
husband was called back to his
conutry-the new U. s. s. rand
she went with him.
She then started TO learn Rus
sian-and one can imagine she
learned II in record time to judge
by the dispatch with which she
does everything else. She's not
content to pose with just any old
book that happens To be lying
around. for instance. 1T might
just as well be- one I like" she
says. and goes theoretically into
her bedroom To find one.
She finds y manual on teaching
handwriting To priesthood and
primary children. And that starts
her talking about her greatest in
terest-the education for very
young children.
Most people think of me as
from journalistic family-be-
cause my uncle. Sir Sydney Low.
was a well-known publisher. But
I'm an incursble pedagogue at
hesrt-always have been"
For many years. il seems. Nine
Litvinoff taught harmony and
composition to five and six-year-
olds in q northern Russian town.
She has some striking photos Of
her pupils-one little Tartar
girl who. she says. has great mu-
steal talent. Although the two
Litvinoff children-a son. IS, and
daughter. 2S-were both edu-
Gated IN the U.S.S.R.. Nine. Lit
vinoff confesses she didn't become
absorbed IN experimental educs-
ton techniques tin th@y were
well-grown.
Now ! have a darling grandson
To watch develop" she smiles.
producing q snap OF one-yesr-old
Pavel Litvinoff. at present in kui-
byshev with his aviator father.
we had TO stop giving him cod
liver oil. he became 50 plump as
YOU can see"
TIA CufN-f- xxrrruAn~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28

Your postmaster can tel YOU
how 10 invest IN u. 6. pefen.s
BondE-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28
TEACHING METHODS
INTEREST HER

Madame Litvinoff has her sharp
eves ever on the alert for inter
estans new teaching methods,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28
When Chest
Colds
Strike Give

-eie the important job Of relieving
mineries 10 the IMPROVED vicks treat
meut that takes only } minutes and
makes GOOD old vicks vspoRub give
0UI0 Inam an uExwu1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
CoIors FIatter
BIue-Gray Eyes

IF YOUR eyes are gray-blue
instead of true blue. you should
accent this changeable quality,
make them look blue as violets,
gray as sea water or even
green!
1t can be done. says screen
star Michele Morgan. whose odd
blue-gray eyes which never APP
pear the same color two days in
succession.
Michele says that wearing a
brilliant blue frock makes her
eyes look gray, because the
dress is so bright it overshadows
the blue of her eyes. When she
wears turquoise-her favorite
color-and a hint of green eye
shadow, her eyes look gray
green.
But when she wants them TO
look true blue, she applies a
faint hint Of blue shadow. dark
mascara. dons a dark gown with
- Somewhere "a blue accent
lighter then her eyes.
Incidentally. Michele says
that dark powder or an even
sun tan makes blue eyes look
bluer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
IO-Minu+e
Routine Will
Keep You Trim
By IDA JEAN KAHN

a WASHINGTON. D. c.. de-
Tense worker is calling for help,
says she is sitting so many hours
these days that she practically
has 10 use shoe horn to get
into her skirts.
II is my guess that a good
percentage Of you are in the
same fix. and that you are be-
ginning TO see some point 10
exercise. Just as a general con-
ditioner in sedentary work you
should spend one hour a day out
Of doors and during part Of the
time get in a brisk three-mile
walk. To keep mentally alert,
you must have fresh air and
some physical activity TO jog
your circulation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
Cleanliness
Is Basis Of
Skin Beauty
BY DONNA GRACE

YOUTHFUL FACES have
beauty all their own. They may
be covered with freckles, or out
of proportion, but there is al
ways the appeal of youthful
beauty. This is always true Of
all young faces except those
married by blemishes.
Skin blemishes. while associ-
ated with adolescent years,
should not be taken as just the
effects of natural development.
Not Necessary
Modern doctors and skin spe-
cialistS tell us this is just an
unfortunate belief and that no
young person should have to
suffer the embarrassment of
pimples and blackheads.
Many mothers believe the
whole trouble is due to faulty
diet and the old idea was that
the blood was bad and the erup-
tons meant that the disease was
Just clearing up.
Medical men advise women 10
forget about the condition of the
blood. Nature will take care Of
that without any dosing Of sui
phur or other so-called remedies.
They do. however, advise good
plain foods and less of the
sweets and rich desserts but.
from our information. we find
they believe in treating the sur
face of the skin.
Clean Thoroughly
The basis of all treatment is
thorough cleanliness. A we'll
cleansed skin will seldom show
any eruptions or blemisheS.
These little infections that form
az the pores will soon disappear
when there is no dust or ac-
emulation Of natural oil.
Oily skin must be cleanSed
frequently during the day. The
natural oil in itself will not in
feet the surface but when per-
mtted TO lodge in the pores and
exposed TO dust is quite likely
TO result in blackheadS and
plmplcS.
II takes only a short time for
this infection TO form, so this
means one should keep the skin
clean at all times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
WHEREVER YOU'RE &c

WHEREVER YOU'RE going.
my pretty maid, around and
about town, you must be dressed
for action. There are those
hustle-bustle errands for the
boss, the shopping tours with
sister Sue when you hit every
store within miles, then the
walk TO the movies on weary
feet.
And you will be walking
everywhere one of these days il
you haven't already started.
Thus. as the Boy Scouts say.
be prepared. Trot out your toes
in pair Of practical pumps
:. all-purpose pumps that you
won't want to hide under your
chair.
Happy day is this for young
towners, for a new department
has opened in a popular shoe
domain and il features just such
day and night pumps as we have
described. The boss will ap-
prove, Mother will approve and
you can bet your dates will be
glad 10 see you walking instead
of webbing.
THERE ARE three styles TO
choose from IN this military
heeled group and more 10
come later. Want navy or
black? You can have every
style in these colors. If you
prefer turf tan or a spanking
red, they're also available in the
nailhead number.
You know, nailheads are very
important in casual footwear.
And the one sketched above has
the incest treatment we've seen
just an outline of nailheads
on the stitched apron tongue
effect and the instep.
The spunky little bow on the
all calfskin pump makes it femi-
nine enough for your befrilled
date dresses. And. of course, the
spectator is the classic that fits
into every fashion picture.
That's in a gabardine and calf
combination.
KEEPING IN MIND the bust
ness girl who must look tailored
in the office, but has after-hours
appointments in social vein.
we found a suit with versatility
plus.
It's the casual type, but cut
in such unusual tailoring detail
that you'd class it beyond your
budget. However, it's priced at
S29.95. The covered buttons are
edged with tiny gold beads
which lend life and individuality
to this particular suit.
Don't go away ;. you haven
heard about the colors. We saw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

PATTERN 1905 is available in
children'S sizes y. 4. 6. s and 10.
Size 6. dress. takes % yards 35-
inch fabric; cape and cap, ! =
yards 54-inch fabric.
Anne Adams Patterns. for
merry II cents. are now Ia
cents. The added cent is 10
cover cost of mailing. Rising
prices have made this change
imperative.
Send Is cents for this Anne
Adams pattern. Write plainly
size. name, address and style
number.
Address your order to The
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square. De-
troit, Mich. Owing 10 customs
regulations, orders for patterns
to Canadian destinations can
not be filed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
S53466

Thanks so much. ladies Of The
Homemakers' Club for your
interest, loyalty and hard work
and we now have a definite
part in that bomber.
There'll be more news Of the
bomber later and, meantime,
we're all happy, because we did
our part.
Don't forget 81. the Home
makers Club still meets every
Tuesday for cooking classes and
on Thursday J.. all day for
Red Cross work,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
Hussar's Jacket

THE DESIGNER who created
Simone Simon's newest dinner
frock must have had one eye on
the uniforms of the gallant
Hussars.
The jacket-Simon's, not the
Hussar's-is made of bright mill
tary red wool, trimmed down it's
front with criss-cross Of black
soutache braid.
The long slim skirt is black
crepe, gathered slightly at the
center front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
AII-Purpose Pumps Come
In CaIfskin and Gabardine
By Joan DEAN

it in a lime green that was ex-
tremely different and striking.
But there are no end of other
shades and hues on hand. Like
the shoes. this little vision is at
home behind a typewriter or a
teacup, on a cement sidewalk
or a polished dance floor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
Good Ratio

All II takes 10 keep your
figure trim is one minute of spe-
cifc exercise for each hour spent
in sedentary work Most Of you
can get along very nicely with
eight 20 10 minutes daily calls
themes.
To tone and firm tn hip
muscles. kick. Stand erect with
one hand on a chairbaCk at the
side for support, tense the glu-
teus maximus muscles on the
hacks Of the hips. and then with
knees straight. thrust alternate
legs backward from the hips.
Do this without bending the
knees or letting the trunk 60
forward You can kick % times
for a starter and gradually ease
up 10 80 Relax after this and
every other exercise.
Jump and Stretch
You can give Your circulation
quite a Jolt with this jumping
and stretching exercise: Stand
erect with feet together. hands
down al sides. Spring into the
air and as you do 50 spread the
legs apart and fling arms up
overhead. Come down in this
position and spring again, land
ing in your starting position.
That exercise should be repeated
only 10 times, lt.improves Your
circulation generally and tones
the muscles Of hips. thighs, mid
riff and shoulders.
Not for Beginners
One IF the best exercises for
offSetting Sedontary work. is
rather strenuous but you can
try IL once or twice the first
week. and as soon as you are in
good enough condition. do il for
10 counts each day. Lie flat on
your back on the floor with
arms stretched up on floor. legs
down and together. Try 10 come
up 10 a sitting position without
letting your legs come off the
floor. Anchoring the feet under
heavy furniture will help you
Finish by lying on your back
with arms out from shoulders on
floor. legs straight up in air and
held together. and roll your hips
over 10 drop legs on floor az
alternate sides. Try 10 keep the
thighs at a right angle with your
trunk throughout This IS a
humdingcr for your waist and
hips.
Distributed BY King Features synd.. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

A fur coat is a good investment :.
especially at this savings price! Mink
striped dyed coneys, squirrel dyed
coneys, sealine-dyed eoneys. Lustrous
Innings. All expertly tailored. Take
advantage of this sale d. buy your
fur coat now! Misses Sizes in group.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
Homemakers' Club Goes
Over Top on Bomber Fund
BY IRENE NJ. HAWKINS
WOmen's Editor, The Detroit Times

WELL, WE did II, girls! I
mean our Bomber Fund. We
set $500 as our goal for helping
10 buy a bomber for the boys
10 put the Japs back in their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

place =. and here we are, over
the mark.
Now. $500 may not sound like
a lot Of money, compared 10 the
dazzling sum of $4,000 col
lected by the mems department
=. but when you consider that
OUR fund came from home
makers who are not wage
earners with extra dollars float
ing about but represents
really pennies from the
pantry eked out of their weeks
household allowance l think
it's pretty wonderful.
Bomber Boxes
Those who could spare the
time took bomber boxes and
went around collecting one
woman charged dime for driv-
ing her friends TO club meeting
another gave a luncheon
E. and thus our fund grew until
we hit the top
And so here's our report for
the past week 10 date:
Bright and early Monday
morning Mrs. Rozella Naylor.
Homemaker No. sent in
boxes totaling S2l,63 col
lected from Federal Department
Store, Schaefer and McNichols
roads Walgreen Drug, in the
same neighborhood Johnson
Milk Depot. Cox Pharmacy.
Snowden Dairy. Father and Son
Store and Reeds Shoe Store.
From Himelhoch Brothers =.
half A dozen boxes. mostly third
floor better dress shop
totaling Sl3.36.
Miss Logan Again
Miss Mary Logan, Home
maker No. 23,496 came
prancing in with her third box
containing 1882 out Of
this amount S375 was con-
tributed by the National Lunch
at $40 Michigan avenue.
Then in she came again with
a fourth box containing S3317.
making total for little Miss
Logan of S12442. Nice work,
we say,
Then came Mrs. Carlson.
Homemaker No. 22.Sl0 with
a box containing S2450.
From the Womens Progressive
Club of Van Dyke Mich.
money order for $3.50.
Mrs. r. McWilliams, Home
maker No. 3,2l6. brings S. -.
a donation from the O. F.
Club and from Mrs. McWil-
liams personally 81 .95.
Gave a Luncheon
Then came Mrs. Florence Moe,
Homemaker No. 23394. from
Van Dyke, Mich. :. with a box
containing Sl4.33. Mrs. Moe
gave a luncheon for a neighbor-
hood group. charging 50 cents
each b. and IN addition she RAT
fled off cake. Thanks 10 all
these Van Dyke ladies e. these
are the things women can do 10
help win the war
Thursday Red Cross Day
for the Homenakcrs' Club
brought IN more bomber boxes.
Mrs. D. Jacobs 81 as
Mrs. Francon Sl.53.
And then We opened our club
room box into which the ladies
have been dropping dimes for
the tea served by Prudence
Penny which contained
$l576.
Mrs. Ward out on Fairway
drive came bringing 81
Mrs, Henderson, who is now our
knitting director. 81
Others listed below came by
mail. including Mrs. V Mcclure
Homemaker 1.72O, who also
sends me a valentine.
And from Mrs. VI Balaban
Homemaker 90 one OF our
founder members, now in Miami
Beach i. $3.50 Il walk 10
minutes every days says Mrs
Balaban ito get a copy OF
the Times"
And so here's what we have
for the Bomber Editor:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-16
SGT. William Wilson,
Dr.. Daemar GIood Wed

Ann Arbor, Mich, Sept. 16-In a
wedding ceremony al the Stetson
Chapel on the campus OF the Kala
mazoo College Mrs. Fredis opt
Holt, Thompson ST. became the
bride OF Charles Vogan, Fit Sheri'
dan, H. Or. John \. Dykstra, pas
tor OF the Central Reformed Church
at Grand Rapids, assisted by Rev.
A. Van Someren, Kalamazoo, read
the service at s o'clock Monday
evening
\ reception followed at the home
OF the brides father The bride
and groom left for Fl Sheridan .
Mrs Vogan is the daughter Of
Etjo Opt Holt of Kalamazoo She
received her bachelor of arts degree
from Kalamazoo College and her
bachelor and master of music de
grees from the University.
Sgt Vogan is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Casius Nogan OF Sandy
Lake. Pa. lie is a warrant officer
at Fit Sheridan. and received his
degree from Oberlin College and
took graduate studies at the Uni
versity of Michigan. Both Mr.
Nogan and his bride studied music
at the University. and are we'll
known In music circles here and
throughout the state They also
belong to number of clubs and
organizations.