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THE CHURCH OF GOD
Rev. II. u. Scott, paste
Imperial

Rev. II. ID. Scott, pastor
Church school, 9:45 am. Roy
Duggins, Supt.
Morning worship. II O'Clock.
Evangelistic service p. m.
TueSday-Prayer meeting 8 p. m
Church of God YP.E. Thursday,
8 p. m.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Orange at Sixth

George w. Thomas. DID,, pastor
Church school. GAS am. James
d. Nesbitt, jr., Supt.
Morning worship, Il. Sermon
by Elder E. l.. Hiteman.
Evening worship, 8 O'Clock. Devo-
tional service and social hour, John
Green home, 734 He'll.
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OF THE NAZARENE
Eighth at Orange

az Oh"thS
Rev. X. c. Rogers, Pastor
Church school 9:45. Lovejoy 1r-
win, Supt.
Morning worship 11:00. Sermon,
The Time of Temptation"
Special muSic-Solo by Mrs. Roy
H. Womack.
N.Y.P.S., Ills pm. Program direct
ed by Mrs. Adds Barnett.
Evening worship, o'clock. Ser
mon, a special message by the
Pastor.
Special singing.
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL
5th and Orange
Rev. Father Edward HutchinS, vicar
Holy Communion, 7:30 am.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
7th and Brighton

Morning worship-10:45 o'clock.
Communion-12.
Sermon topic-Mark Chapter 9.
Evening Worship-7:30 o'clock.
Communion-8 pm.
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PLAYED FOR A SUCKER

Actually, the Russians armies
had not stirred They were frozen
in just as tightly as the Germans
and the only action was in the
air. This country was played for
a sucker, and swallowed the bait,
from hook to reel.
This example may illustrate
the essence of propaganda war
fare, but it must not be taken
as pattern. Once a trick is
learned, the assumption is that
it's no longer a trick. The tech
nique must be changed to pro-
vide surprise and unexpected
ness. Use of the short wave
radio to spread propaganda
may have worn so thin that it
may now be ineffective. Other
devices have to be used and
that is where the Germans are
at their best.
When the NazlS wanted to stage
a recent propaganda blitz in Tur-
key for instance, their key dip
lomatic representatives simply did
some direct whispering in import
ant ears and started a wave of
rumors that caused all kinds of
turmoil
The Importance of propaganda
warfare can, however, be over
emphasized. To become really eff
fective, propaganda warfare must
be extended into psychological war
fare, which is war plus the psy-
Geological warfare is direct con-
tact between the two opposing ar
mics. One reason more has not
been heard about u S. psychology
cal warfare is that U. S. forces
have not been in constant combat
with the Germans or the Japs. So
again, eximpts must be taken
from German practice.
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THE FIRST BAPTIST
Orange Ave ard 18th
D. u.- NT N,<snn noct mr.

Rev. Joe NJ. Nation, pastor
Church school -9:45 am. Mrs.
Mable Sullenger, Supt.
Morning worship, II o'clock. Ser
mon, "Throught the Shadows"
Baptist Young Peoples Union 7
p. m.
Evening worship, 8 o'clock. Ser
mon, so Does a Man That Fleeth
God"
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ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC
HOltvillc

Fr. Joseph Mackey, Pastor
Sunday Masses, 7:30 and 9 a. m.
Catcchism, Saturdays, 1:30 p. m
Sundays, after each Mass.
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THE SALVATION ARMY

Major and Mrs. Thomas w. Pipes
Commanding Officers
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Holiness meeting, II a. m.
Public meetings, Tues, Thurs,
and Sat, 1880 p. m.
Ladies Home League meeting
Thurs, 2 p. m.
Salvation meeting, 7:45 p. m.
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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
10th and Holt

10th and Holt
Il. II. KeZcr. pastor
Sabbath School, $50 a. NJ. Satur-
day.
Morning Worship. II.
Prayer meeting, Wed, 7:3O D. IN.
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GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
8th and Holt SITS.

KeV. PdUI NtIpV, TdSVOT
Sunday school $3.50 a. m.
Adult Bible Class 9:30 a. m.
Divine Worship l0:45 a. m.
Sermon topic-"Sin and Service"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Artful Coiffures Will Help
Daughter Face Lines

Newest fashions in coiffures
stress wider waves. softer ones.
fewer eurls. Those are all as flat
tering to the mature woman as to
her daughters. 30 they ought to
have easy going. deciding on a be-
coming 1912 hairdo.
She should remember. of course.
that wispy curls or any sort of
fluff near the face does not neces-
sarily soften the natural lines of
maturity, as was once supposed.
They often emphasize them. where
as fairly simple, sleek ines-once
considered severe - may in fact
soften the lines OF the face. The
important point il the direction
these smooth lines take. They can
be used to balance or to emphasize
the wearer's contours.
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Horizontal lines widen the head,
so smart hairdressers avoid them
with arranging coiffures for the
broad-faced. Wide, vertical and
diagonal waves are far more salts
factory because they lengthen the
head and suggest an oval outline.
SIMPLE RULES ARE
EFFECTIVE
Bangs and rolls over the fore
head exaggerate a wide, flat nose
and flatten the profile. For too
small noise. hair should be drawn
smoothly backward from the fore
head.
A long face with large features
looks well with a small roll of hair
at one side OF the forehead-this
reduces the size of the nose and
the severity of the contour. Flat
ness across the top is important.
however. since topknot curls and
pompadours add to the length of
the face.
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TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers to test
questions printed on the Editorial
page.
l. True.
2. President Harding.
3. Unabridged dictionary.
4. Rose (England); Thistle
(Scotland); and Shamrock IRE
land).
5. Prince Albert of SAKE Goburg
ther couSn).
6. William II. Woodin.
Z. South Dakota.
8. Tomato.
.. Asteroids.
10. William Frederick Cody.
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fk esu fO9 Easy 10 h<Ns n
round or v neckline Is optional
the little bow on the Peter Pan
collar looks attractive with both.
Make the blouse with short or
hong darted sleeves. There are
matching darts ut the shoulders
q the blouse which give n full
neas. A Sewing Instructor 10 In
Guided.
Pattern <s4e 10 available in
girls sizes 8. z. 10. II and "a. Size
10. jumper and cap. takes ~
yards IS inch fabric and blouse,
IL yards IS inch fabric.
Send Fifteen Cents Cf5c) IN
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Here comes the Spring Fashion
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There are trim street outfits;
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Send your orders TO The Tacoms
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Be Quick To Treat
Bronchitis

Chronic bronchitis may develop II
your cough. chest cold. or acute bron-
chitis is not treated and you cannot
afford to take chance with any medi-
cine less potent than Creomulsion
which goes right to the seat OF the
trouble to help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm and aid nature to
soothe and heal raw, tender, infiamed
bronchial mucous membranes.
Creomulsion blends beechwood
creosote byspecial process with other
time tested medicines for coughs.
1t contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines
you have tried. tell your druggist to
sell you a bottle OF Creomulsion with
the understanding you must like the
way it quickly allays the cough, per-
uniting rest and sleep. or you are TO
have your money back. (Adv.)
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How The Jury Voted


WOgms ASA mu1UAuu,
eight; find cut some other
way, four.
Uouaewdfe: Yea. n I were In
that position I would ask my hus-
hand and let him know I found
them
oshsel Tearhes. Yes. The least
che can DO 10 ask her husband.
ITS possible that the lipstick and
hairpins could have been left By
her own friends.
Housewife: Yes. just ask him
Who he had IN whils you were
away. You win be able to tell by
his response whether you have
cause for suspicion.
bonneville: No, wouldn't ask
him because he IL only apt TO lie
about H. would try to find ost
n some smarter way.
stesegrApher: Yes. I would ask
him but I would BE- very careful
about the tone a my voice. !
wouldn't let On I was the least
saspicioua-
ususewafe: Yes, Maybe she u
making . mountain out q = mole
hill. The person who lost them
might have come 10 the house to
~ her.
waitress: No, he's the last per-
con I would ASK would let on !
was going away again and try to
catch him.
Housewife: l would try to find
cut some other way. Every woman
knows her own husband She
knows whether 10 II true TO her
Or not.
shop Owner: Yea. n she feels
4 would DO her any good. But
once she starts feeling that way
ne y going To spend her whole
life worrying over all kinds Of
0u<PlCfo48-
Housewife: Yes. Tell her 70 ask
her husband and get II over with.
Shell probably discover it's her
e~'n lipstick after all.
Housewife: No: why ask him :
She won't believe anything he tells
her IN her state Of mind. She
will just have TO find out for her
self.
Housewife: Yes. She has NO
right to incriminate her husband
merely because she il Jealous and
Suspicious. He probably can give
her = satisfactory answer.
Copyright. le47)
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Pattern

Is your little girl just at the age
when shes hard on clothes? Then
make her . sturdy Anne Adams
jumper ensemble like Pattern
4s4e. with its own blouse and cap,
For the jumper. either q washable
fabric like Bingham or a warm
plaid wooden would be practical.
contracted with q white cotton
blouse. The front-buttoned jump
er with its neck-to-hem panels In
front and In back Ii very smart
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have always trusted my hus-
band before but can't help feel
ing different now. I have been
heartsick ever since I made this
disccvsry. haven't told him
ohput uhat I feusd hut ~ keeps
esning - Why I ct - strange
] don't know whether I should
come right out and ask him about
II a. n I should try TO set aome
trap and catch him and find out II
! An being fooled.
Do you think i should ask him
- explain how the lipstick got in
our house or try to find out some
ether way.-A HEARTBRoKEN
WIFE
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whether he did or not, except that
i was half afraid Judy would fol-
low him II he got canned out of
Welliver. Il believe Doc is figuring
it's bad medicine, getting into a
scrap with one of his own stu
dents. Undignified and all that.
So it'd be to his own interest to
keep 1t dark"
IT'S a bright and shining
thought Juddy said. My theory
rs I'd better see Angel before he
gets any deeper in the soup"
Next morning we caught Angel
at Welliver early. He spoke up,
light and airy as a breeze.
Better pack the keister, honey"
he said. Mr.. and Mrs. Allan A.
Todd will be northward bound in
search of a job muy pronto. fell
lowed by the boots but not the
good wishes of the faculty"
Not necessarily. Angel"
What's the idea? Aren't you
coming with me ,"
Perhaps you're not leaving"
After last night! What an
optimist!"
Wait and see You haven't told
anyone, have YOU"
mo. But what's the use
They're not going TO believe that
I got these alterations TO my map
at n church sociable."
My theory is" she said. that
your car tipped over and rolled
down a bank"
Yeah? And what's divers the
ory? How's he feeling? ?"
It's about time you asked" ]
said. I'VE had to take him TO a
doctor"
He told me to be on my way.
so thought he was okay. Who'd
a believed he could put up such
scrap Come to think Of il, did
hear he played football at Penn"
Chess" l said.
skip it, Juddy said. quite
cross She told Angel our angle
on his chances. He shook his
head.
He'll get me. ali right. He
feels I've insulted his pet Wandos.
And he's the kind that never let's
up on a grudge. Look ut that
snapping-turtle face"
Il think he's got rather q nice
face" Judy said. and then looked
kind Of surprised at herself.
For q week after that Juddy
was Absent-minded. l wondered If
she didn't have Angel and the
fight on her mind. Not a word
out OF Doc on the subject though.
But he did ask me whether Juddy
wasn't feeling well. Not much sot
past that bird.
Shed feel better" told him.
If she knew whether you're going
to be a sport or not"
Definitions differ" no said.
Are you reporting Angel
Todd :" asked him.
I've told you. the examination
matter is out OF my hands"
Examination. my foot, I'm
talking about your little argument
with him"
oh. that That's a private mat
ter. Besides. / hit him first"
Sure" said. And the ant
soeked the elephant in ths puss
for making faces at him"
When you know you've got 10
fight. it's the best plan" he said.
passing up my crack. Tell Todd
that unless ne talks. ! certainly
shsn't"
When ! passed that IN tn Juddy.
she said. I'D like 10 kiss Loren
Oliver II I didn't think Il would
scare him out NJ = years growth.
You lay off that lad. Juddy."
l told her.
Next terms prospects didn't
look too favorable for Angel The
examining board sidestepped by re-
turning his Am. Eth. paper. mark
ed Unsatisfactory" That handed
him the exam 10 take over again.
and on top Of IT gave him the
whole terms class work 10 make
Up
II you ask me. Angel was get
ting off light Well. from the zip
he put up you'd have thought
they'd given him year On the
rookpile. raks II from him. no
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ACTRESS MAKES DICTIONARY

Jean Parker. star of Para
mounts mo Hands on the Clock"
for Producers William Pine and
William Thomas. lives on a ranch
= short way from Hollywood and
10 collecting western" words
from movie cowboys. She plans
western" language dictionary.
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CHAPTER XVII

We got up tho bank to his cabin.
and a job it was. He put up a
squawk about my undressing him.
30 I chased Judy over TO the
house for bandages and hot water
While she was gone. 1 put to-
gether some of the details.
Kept slipping Angel and shoot
ing your left. huh?" / said.
He sort OF grunted.
That's a boxers trick" I said.
You never learned that stuff.
digging Wandos. Doc"
Il used to bor some in college.
II isn't necessary TO say anything
about this outside. Mom." he said.
Il think he was pup to leave
you down there" ! said.
NO" he said. That was all
right. l told him to. Until l found
I couldn't climb the bank, l didn't
think there was anything wrong"
There's a couple of ribs wrong,
by my guess" said. It's a doc
tors job"
Judy came in just then. "Tn
drive him over TO DR.. Starrow's, i"
she said.
She had him back in an hour,
strapped up neatly. When she
came to my room there were those
small lines between her eyes that
always made me think of a baby
in trouble.
Il don't believe IL WAS Angels
fault" she said. There's some
thing queer about IL. Loren told
the doctor he lost his way in the
fog and fell over the cliff"
And what did the old boy say
10 that >"
He looked at Loren's swollen
left hand and shifted and winked at
me and said. There's more to the
life academic than rs generally
realized. Miss Jane Ann
"uh-huh." I said. And what
did Doc have TO say to you, HIM
SELF"
Nothing. He wouldn't talk"
Maybe Angel can get away
with II yet / said. ! didn't care
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14

No matter what you've been using
for coughs due 70 colds. you'll be the
0rzf 70 admit that this surprising
r<llel MIXED IN your own kitchen
can't - surpassed. for real results.
Make = syrup by stirring : cups
q rr1nulafed sugar and one cup Of
water 3 few moments. until dissolved.
No cookink h needec-a child could
DO H.
Then put ~ ounces OF Pinex lob
tzined from any druEgist) into = pint
bottle. and add your syrup This
gives you . full pint Of really amzx-
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Wife Returning From Trip Finds
Strange Lipstick in Home


Ladies and Gentlemen of the Jury: On the advice of my
Doctor ordered to take months away from my
home could have the advantage of certain treatment
When got hack few days ago found lipsck and
hairpns. different from kind have used in my
home. am afraid to think what il might mean.
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innocent, well-mesninE young fell
low ever got = dirtler dear from
a bunch n cid nnossbscks with no
notion Of sportsmsnship.
They had a night 10 90 easy
on a team man." he said. Bales
tier does. and all the other schools.
Look, We football men have n lot
of extra work wished on US. Be-
sides practice. Brain work Black
CONTINUED on Page 81
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SERIAL STORY
TAMBAY GOLD
BY SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS

THE STORY: Nom Baumer sets mn
feederia lunch wagon Mt rundown
Iambas Plantation. forms tourist
camp part Dership with Jane Ann Jud-
son. last Of the Msuries. Juddy tells
Nom sbr has been married - to
wealthy Henderson Kent. Other char
srters: Loren Oliver. WeIiiyer a.. prof
digging for Indian relies: Old swoby.
slostne refugee Doc" oliver IL har-
boring: Dolf, MONS pet skunk; law
yer Maurie Sears and football star
Angel Todd, both In lose with Juddy.
sheriff Hoiiister Mowry thinks oliver
Il after gold nj Tambay. Juddy, m
after lynching af the Hanging Tree.
tells Maurie Sears she will leave Tam
bay N u ever happens again. Angel
picks fight with Doe" whose
course he IL fIunkinF
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GOOD TASTE
TODAY
'Hou>ewarminE- u Not Esartion
Of Etiquette
By EMILY POST

II Is scarcely likely that sny Of
the intimate friends of the New
houses will wait to be invited TO
housewarming before going 10
see them and the house. as IL pro-
crosses toward completion. The
following answer is to Mrs. New
house who writes me that sh.
doesn't think 1t necessary to give
special housewarming party. but
that her husband wants 10 set a
day as soon as all is in readiness
because he says their friends will
hesitate 10 ask to see it all unless
invited to do SO.
A "housewarming" is not an
eSaction Of etiquette. but is rather
a convenient way of letting so or a
hundred people see all of il at one
time instead of having to take so
or a hundred personally-condueted
tours with each friend and neigh
Dor who asks TO see the house.
However. IL your house is aIway.
in perfect order and ready 10 no
shown from attic to cellar. inside
closets and out. you may ENJOY
taking your friends through IL
time after time. II on the other
hand, you can't always keep every
inch Of it up to inspection per-
lection" an especial housewarming
party is the practical answer.
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Six different flowers in this applique Quilt potteun
Flower Bowl Your quilt will look like on entire flower COR
den with this sore in design and color ond they're such
simple poches too Potten 20s contons oocuote potten
pieces oioorom OF block instructions tor cutting sewing
ond finishing yordooe chor doorom of quilt Send ten
cents IN coin ond token for this potten 10 The
Iocon'o Times Needlecro Dept. Write poiny pottern
number. your and address,
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You help yourself when you buy
y. s. Defense Bonds.
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The Wedding Flowers


Dear Mrs. Post: Must all the
bouquets carried in a wedding pro-
cession be alike in type. or may
the maid of honor. who is tall.
carry sheaf of flowers: the two
bridesmaids. who are small. carry
small old-fashioned bouquets. and
the bride just q prayer book that
has a few flowers (orange bios
SONS usually tied to the ribbon
markers
Answer: There il no rule other
than that the effect of the we'd
ding party as a whole shall be
pleasing. Whether the effect Of
the sheaf which Is particularly be-
coming to tall girls. could look
other than at odds with the little
stiff bouquets, is question that
depends upon whether the brides
maids are children, or merely
smaller than the maid of honor.
In the former case, the idea would
be all right; in the second. II seems
TO me that the arrangement of
their flowers as well as the style
of their dresses should be alike.
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Variety OF Household Linens Still Offered Thrifty Bargain Hunter


tuesp Sefe:
eessSrea -
Ne eent 10 ~
- sss~ sasuised Just writing
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of
White Goods
Improved
Fsvoriie Cloth Still Com
ing Over From Ireland

ing Over From Ireland
NEW YoRk-It takes all kinds
of work 10 win this war and that
makes good news for the Ameri-
can woman's big January shopping
venture. stocking and restocking
the household linen closet. There's
plenty Of every kind Of cloth and
covering from dime dishtowels TO
finest Irish linen.
Some patterns are missing. some
prices are up, but what will pleas
antiy astonish the housewife II the
variety still offered. and this fact:
In many instances. the quality Of
American white goods has inn
proved without much price rise.
The knowing shopper can do a
real job. this time.
Linen IL still coming over.
That's just another chapter in the
dramatic life of the fabric that
decked the Phsrosh's couch and
has survived too many wars TO
count. Right now. however. linen
IL pretty important 10 the anti
Axis offensive. For linen. sold
here. buys American food for the
Irish people. Britain, needing
dollars even more than pounds for
some foods, has earmarked so per
cent Of the Irish looms output for
u. 8. sale.
A FEW FAyORITEs
ARE MISSING
Some things are scarce. For
instance. handkerchief linen, the
looms for which are busy making
cloth for the r. A. F.'s spitfires'
wings. Also those kitchen towels
and less-epensive table covers
which used TO come from Belgium
and Czechosiovakia. However.
good stores are supplied. some Of
them with Chinese linens.
And Irish linen Ii available In
most of the patterns OF timeless
distinction-indeed, there are new
patternsl There is a plume-design
dsmask - brand new - to match
economical plastic table mats as
well rs napkins and hand towels.
Many stores have the beloved
heirloom patterns - the chrysan-
themum and rose and scroll, in I'M
broken lines-and many have 1912 |
adaptations of them, hand painted
on the damask In exquisite pastel
colors.
Several simple rules guide the
careful linen-shopper. She knows
her store, because she must take
Its word for technical quality fac
tors. She examines labels for linen
content. color-fastness: the article
for workmanship.
Similarly the woman buying
cotton sheets. towels, napery. even
knitted dishcloths and kitchen
towels. does best. especially now
when there are special advantages
70 look for. when she buys accord
ing to knowledge of her store and
what she wants.
Heavy muslin sheets stand wear
usage best. Pereales OF similar
quality cost more, but launder
more chesply because they weigh
less. and they feel softer. lighter.
To test for sizing. which does not
make quality, rub fabric against
itself. see that no powdery white
material falls out.
Bath towels should be absorbent
and tough. Examine them To see
whether loops are plentiful. well
anchored. that there's a good wide
selvage on both sides. and hens
are sewn evenly. corners are back
stitched. BY holding towel up TO
light. you can see whether light
comes through in evenly
distributed pinpoints - indicating
good quality. well balane ed
toweling.