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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-29
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Ipltiueillc StllpiIullc, ueltH lDte
WiitgIieocr linb allc 9lcitb. Sic bcpor.
orgt feine WtenIbenraiic llnO feinc
Wtenlhcrfloiic. Seocr, audi Der Sc
rinaIte lno stiebriglte, taln Erielter>
giidof uno Hoplt iperbcn. 9ic STRIDE
betrnhtct eben ollie Oieniben ols oic
&hlber 8ottes. &cnm lie einc &lnIIe
MeniMen nit beIonbcrer Gprlicbc be-
banoelt, 10 lino es sic Nrlneu uno
Grnnfen. 9os bepeilcn in &ricgs-
unb ,Sricbcns3elten sic in allen Sun-
bern bcr Groc bon fotbplildcn Srhcn
geleiteten Granfene, Wailcn- luto Nl-
Observation-Disclosures. Sic obtet,
ebrt l,o legnet allc 9crlie, ole
Goltslhibten, ben Icid)en ,pie ncn
Armen pbue ltnterIdieo, Ocn 6abrif-
berrlt mic Sen slrhcitcr. SSenn Scr
Seilano bcut5lltage lntcr bcn Nten-
f6en imlbcrAnoc, >pie Oonols nab
reno icines @rbcnlebcnS 1T Eal1ltinu,
10 ipilroe er ebenio mc homols nit
alien pbnc Musnobme licbcpnIl per=
febren Wir hiirien bnS su1e beS
eottlid)en Meilters, bos cinlt nit liebe=
DollItenl Snterciic nllf scr srhcit Der
f1en0en 1,n0 ernten0en Snllhleutc lno
oer oic gebc elnlenfenben llnO empor-
beben0en Slider rllDtc, nlld) bc,ltc Den
Gel1lhoplun0en ser Snbltltrie 9e0ell-
iber nibt perid)loiieu unS bcnfen
biirFen, lln6 bo6 bos mllhe mnjcItd=
tii6c 9luge, bos in Siebc sen &noern
Der 8erg @olilGos lmo ocncn
Ser Souptltoot Scrlllnlem ii0 alts
panote, nirbt folt, nid)t Blind lit &C.
aeniiber SEN &iubern ser mobernen
Sabrifarbeiter in lnlcren Staoten
nno Gcrprten. 9tle 8erllie Iino bon
@ott gemoIlt ltno iino ba5lt bn, oie
Menifen bnrd) eeaenIeitige Silfe- 5,t
ibrem gnb3ie1 at fiibrer.
Ser ErieIter, Ser nit bem Gel1
nno NIT ser Eotene om 9ltor ltebt
um oem eipigen @ntte 8ebete nnb
@aben bor5lbringen, unO ser 9Sln5er
uno ser 2anomonn, Ser Die Gebe
pflanat, ser Sen @ei5en iot, ouf bob
&eld 1,nb Gotene ibren SSSubalt gez
,pinnen lie biirfen trcuber5ig Die
Sano lid reiden, ipenn ulr leoer lei
ner 9eritflng gelno6 ben1 geneinlo,
men Serrn oient; ser Sn9enicllr, Ser
ben Elun ol,sgeorbeitet 5rr1 peroens
ben boben 8nit, 6rr meroenoen fltnlts
bollen MoiGinc, ser I'eilter, Ser ntit
funbigenl Sinn ,lno eeiibter Sono
benz @eoonfen Sen &orper leibt, ser
Tagelobner 1nb ser 2ebrlinG sic
Gtein ooer Stobl ,uo bas &erf5eug
rei1en, ,1no tpieber ser ein5elne slr.
better ,nter a0 Sen Slnberten lno
Taulenben inn Sabrifbetriebe, tie fon>
men bod olle hurd einen @eilt geeinigt
fein.
DieIe 6riltfotbolil6e @inbeit nno
@inigteit uno @leihbeit seiat lib 10
rebt, lpenn lib slrm lmo &eid), @rob
nnb &lein ant @ottesbienlt nno an
ser fl. &ommlnion beteilieen.
-T T. s., DO.
&atbolifen unleres 2anbeS iino To-
bale uno auperlaliiae Gotrioten, ean5
einerlei, mel6er Mationolit0t lie emit
fammen lm0 amar nid)t MIR, neil lie
als amerifaniihe 8iireer ,lnlerer He,
eierung treu ereeben iino. lonbern
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-29
Die weltberuehmte
St. Benedict Wund-Salbe

Erprobtes Heilmittel gegen allie Arten Won
alten und frischen Wunden Geschwueren,
GewaechSen. BiSswunden. Karbunkeln, usW.
schicken. Keine Stamps. 60 Cents die
Schachtel, bel: }. l.. STAAB. l7209 Valley
view Avenue. Cleveland Ohio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-29

| Dell nltS MI Cfltel gSclTtrle9e DelDlC=
len llnb lie lieIcru Sen 8elncis buiiir
im ee9el,pGrti9en &riegc. Sic fotbo.
lild)e Stride lit in ieber liuliht bns
| Itarfltc 9oIlmerf in ,mierm bempfro.
tllGen 2nuot.
- +. u. g., >. -
Seilfrul1tcr iolpie ouh hcltiht
Sitder lino 10 lclten gcipnrocn. oob
lie foiuu nlebr erb0ltlih linb. Sic
foinen nod folaenbe hcl,tidc Gnmnne
lnlo gr5dblltnacn beaieIen polt-Grof
S. ~. 9ucbrcu. CAB 9. Sbio Apc.,
Columbus, Sbio. @s lino sic leb-
ten:
gctbclblr1o, Grabbing aus ser
,3eit Der NnncAnd,len: $3.50 Gto1t
$2.50). = &olfeu lmo Sonncus
lcbcin: Gr5GblunAcn bon y. Spill
monn S.S.: $t.00. - grsGblunoen
bon N. &olping. 3lpci @0nbd)cn: ic
SOC. - 9(nDeIo, Honon bon @olon-
Sen: SOC.
- w.. G., Ta.
Molinoc lit ein ousNcacihnetcS
Scilperlohrcn bel rbclmotild)eu ,mh
onoern Gcihen, lnllte ober nl,r non
einem acicbidtcn ,no ecldultcn srSt
boreenommcu mcrNen. 9icleS Hcihen
lln6 Gnctcu mirft alf boS oon5e @llt-
gefGbipltcn. Vci ser Afllstnlotllr
nirfen sic 9fcibrnoen nnO @riiic
nlebr nednnild, inbem lic ocu 9luts
llno Spmpbobflub forHern, lmO 10
nit sic StofilpetbielporaGn9c Iteiaert
Iltd oltf sic 9ternen miro 3,uGhlt
medonil6 gelpirft. 9lut) miro sic
ipe3ifiIdc S6tiQfeit ser lefretorilhen
0riiien onNereot, iolpic 0fo9en, 2eber,
Speideloriilen nnb 9ticrcll.
S6lieBlih barf mon nidt polI oer
Wfaliage @ebroudb naben, penl
Snutfronfbeiten rno @el6'piire por-
banben Hno. Ssn feinem Sale Iollte
ein 2nie cine Moiioee pornebmen Of
ne eeriieenoc &enntniile.
- Mrs. =. g., Sa. -
Sic meinen, Sic b0tten nod ME
etluas iiber sic Ribrfroft uno 9tiib-
lidfeit bes &Gies in unIerer sus-
funitsIpolte eefunoen &ir bobel
l6on lebr oft Sen Soppenfole Got.
to9e GDeeie) OILS Iebr nobrboft EMP
! foblen. 9luBerbem mirft er, belon-
oers int CONNER, fiihlenb. 9(ld) on-
oere, aus Wil6 bereitete &0lelorten,
entbolten piele NGbrItoffe. ySeil oieic
&ole iebr oft perlhieoene 3uIote, ,pie
Sol5 uno anoere @etpiirae entbolten,
Iteben bieie &0ieorten ser Wfilb AT
@elnobeit ilno Neiubeit nof nno
Iollten &ronfen, &inberu uno ihma-
6en Yerioneu niht ge9eben merben,
beionbers neil biele &oie piel ;Sitc
uno 9urIt er5eloen
Mbenbs IuIlte non iiberDoupt fei=
nen &dle ellen. Man laiie &6ie nidt
at alt peroen, oa er oft S6iunel
lmo~ 5dulnis anlebt. Safe lit itart
eiipeiB- 1,no iul5boltig, ionte alio MIR
IN fleiuen 0tengen genolien merOen,
ionlt er5euat er leid)t ltnperoaulid>
felt, Gerihleimlmg unb Gerltopfnng,
| ia ioaar @outs nno gti6renfrmfbei-
ten. @er barte Mrbeit in1 sSreieu 5u
tun bot, Sem idabet ser Safe nibt 70
lei6t. @s iei nod 5ueefiiot, oab &0'
fe, abenos genoiien, Shlofloiiefeit
hnfoirft
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-29

ltuH0uNltUtt Itllu ~ ptltlitDtC Hp
funit maren.
:. g, en-. -
9e gInlibten iiber cine ebentlteIlC
srbcltsloilgfcit nod bcm &ric9e gebcn
mclt m,sclnnnber. llns beInt, bn6
cine gclpoltige 3i,nobnle pon Mrbcitrn
ollcr Mrt (Voom) einlebeu miro.
Mcln sic 5oblreiden sSobrifen, bic
AcaempGrtig ouf sic Seritell,mg bon
&ricganotcrlul cin9eltcllt linh, nicNcr
@cborisnrtitcl nller 9rt fohri5icren,
ocreu Seritclllna iebt unterbrod)cn
it, 10 mnb cin 9rober Wton9el on
sIntoS, Sornmoibinen, Mnbel Ii. a.
gchctft iperben.
Gin 9conlter ser Gurtib Wright.
Sluo5cl1Nfobrit IN Buffalo propbe5cit
tilr Die 9tohfricgS5eit cine ,mgebenrt
O'cn9e bon @rprcbflua5eugcn an, sc
rcu tSrod)tbeforoerung nit herieniocr
ser Gilenbnbnen fnnfllrieren miro
uMcru Der &rieg al @loc ilt, 1pcrhcn
mir elncn lplhen ltnlion9 in ber Gro.
buftinn errcitt boben'', erfl0rt er
BOB man eS iiN jett folm nprliellcl
fonn. Gle 9rnBcn Sobrifen NIT ihrcr
5oblrciden, 'nrolGltio nnSoebiloctcIl
Nrbcitcrn tperbeu in ser 2noe Icin,
nIe Mrtcn bon transport Iluo3engen
| bcr5nlteIlen.'
- Tran s. yT., Ohio -
i! @S lit ieoer 8olslrm on3nroten,
bel oen gegcnmarti0eu fSlciid- rmb
Tettprci'eu bmlSboltcrilGe Metbnhcn
on5lpenoen. 81 bieiem s}mcct lom
melt MON oltc Nclte bon Sett in Ell.
nem Enpf, beu man int GiSihront
ouibemobrt.
.Scrner fann mon robes, lmamSoc
fobtcs sSett fo,feu ,'nb boslelbe ons
loilen.
iSoleenbes Gerfobren lit entpfcb
lensipert Mon brat Nierenfett nni
ae,pobnlibes Shipeinefett sit gleihel
GeileI aus. Go5 Nicrenfett Ictt mon
einiae Stunoen in foItes gSolier, 1lnl
oaS 9lut ouS3ulauaen nno bos @c-
pebc al lodern. 0ann legt nau es
olf ein &iicbenhrett, 5iebt oie Sollt
bopon ob unb dncibet es in flelnC
Miirfel. Sum lett mon bos NierenIett
in einent eiiernen Gopf oufS 6eler,
| l6iittet cine GoIle folten WoIiers 90
5u uno >eQt oen 0edel auf: Mnn laGt
es 'olonge 3llgeOedt, bis baS NoI1er
perbompft lit. llnteroeilen ibnehet
man oll6 Sen Sped in fleinc Miir,
| fel riibrt iie ,nter oos fohenoe Nie-
renfett, bon bem man iebt SEN 0edel
obncbmen fam. Dton l0Bt beibes oul
gelinoem Telter ober an Ser Scltc
oes iScroes olsbroten, Bis Sic @riebc1l
bellbroun iinb. Sanger barf onS Set
nidt braten, bn es lonlt an gpblge-
| l6nlof perliert. 8eint Iusbroten bes
Settles fam MON cine Smiehcl ooer
ein Stiif Ipfel 31tfiigen. 3as Ins=
fiillen oes 5ettes nnIB man lebr bor-
li6tig beIoreen Ger Steintopf in
beln man bos tSett ousbemabren ,uia,
lnuB porber erlpdrmt iperoen, onmit
er nidt aerlprinot 81 bielem 3tpede
aiebt mon 5uerit ipormes, Damn beiBes
@oiier binein ,tno ldBt es 10 lonae
barin, bis ser Sopf ertparmt lit
0onn trodnet man i'm gut aus, iest
ein Sieb barallf nno eieBt bas Set
hin Snrc, Nio LMrinhn,1 tr,nrAn,t ~ Il
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-29

penn es aoIt, oie Hehte @ottes ,mo
bes Stoates 5,I pertciOiaen. Sic ia.
ben bics inl eriten Meltfriege bemic=
len 1nb lie lieIcr1 Sen 8elucis buiiir
I'M eeaelnpGrtigen &riegc. Sic fotbo-
lilfe Stride lit in ieber Siuliht bos
ltorfltc 9oIlmerf in llnlerm benofro.
tllOen Snnot.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-29
+. s., Wp.

&atbolifen unieres 2anbes lino To-
Dale ,ln0 anperlaiiige Gotrioten, ean5
einerlei, tpelber Nationalitot lie emit
Fammen ,mo aipar nidt MIR, neil iie
als amerifanilhe 8iireer ,lnierer He'
gierung trelt ereeben iino. ionoern
ipeil iie iiber5eust iinb, bab mir int
gesenprtigen &rieee @egner bef0mp,
fen, tuelhe oie Menibbeit ibrer bei-
Iiglten uno nnoerGnBerldrn @iiter,
Der relieioien ,lno biireerli6en 5rei-
belt beranben ipoIlen. Die- Gatbolifen
tparen itets in oen borbern Geiben,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-29

Son ben 2,14O,945,OOO Meniden.
pelde bie groe betpobnten, eeboren
3S,395,939 aur fatboliiben Stride.
Die 9fn5abl ser &atbolifen in Sen
Ser. Staaten miro auf % big 25
Millionen eeidGtt.
Seit 6em Sabre 1889, als oer
erite fatboliide giibof in ben Ser.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21

Your postmssf~r can tell you
how To invest In u. a Dsfenss
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
How the Jury Voted

Automobile Mechanic: No. She
had better listen to her Nom and
Pop. She probably doesn't know
what's good for her.
Machine Operator (womsn): No.
Shes undoubtedly in love with love
not the man. She should look
around a little more.
Broker: No. This young lady is
letting an infatuation turn her
head. There are lots Of boys her
own age.
salesgirl: Yes. II she u abso-
lutely sure of herself.
Appraiser: No. The girl hasn't
given herself a chance to find out
what love is really like. She should
listen to her folks.
Housewife: No. Her parents
know what they are talking about.
She would grow up TO regret it.
Soldier: No. Just take a look
at me-I'm free, handsome, hero,
2s and can't get a date.
Typist woman: No, because
their difference in taste would be
too great. When she wanted to
70 out he would want to stay
home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
Favored Hat Shapes OF Past Are Back GLADDEN. Feminine E<


Th< recent ruling % ths i<weirx
tF<te that Eoid<n amber make =
suitable kift for ths tenth w>d-
alnk anniversary y very srt rssht
nov. fcr yesrs IN srcsrted
t<ntk anniversary stfss v>rs N.
lnFasnum - other m>tals Me-
nat al - th>r are - Important
t. national defense . sso~<itute
= aesirshls while amber = cn<
q fh< oidest ~ Eems modern
treatment hks revealed uns<z~r~et-
- nfe and fir~ IN this stone. -
cause II sts wide range N ton~s
from light scsd>n y~iicw - dep
mahogany. amber = f1astssinx 10
Al typea
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
|Chapeaux
Not Designed
ByGagnen
is42 Models Are Escape
From Wsr end rsses
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD - Prepare
for q howl from the menfolks.
One Of those usual why 90
women wear such hats =
howls. That Ia. II the spring
bonnets that have been turn
ed out BY CALIFORNIA; design
ers catch on as they seem 10
be already. Giddiness Is go-
ing to our heads once again.
The reason Designers have
only one answer People want u
feel bright. they say. Here IL scms
escape from war and tsxes
Yon car take your mind OF any
trouble. with these hats With :
nnsegay of field flowers over your
right eye. how can you feel down
In the dumpSf Perky Htrsws m
dsshing colors. with brilliant veil
ing win cheer tho hearts II every
one in sight.
Strangely enough. that dcwn-in.
the back. dropping over the shout
ders line that flooded the market
this last fall 10 almost unrepressnt-
cd among the spring numbers. The
eloche IL totally absent Instead.
favored shapes cf thu past are
hack 10 gladden. feminine syss.
THE SAILORS RETAIN
THEIR POPULARITY
Huge capcllnes. cartwheels. Tiny
Dresden shepherdass pancakes
worn well forward. the ever-be'
loved sailors In all sises these are
CALIFORNIA; hats a. shown when
designers from San Francisco and
Los Angeles combined forces Al
the recent Spring fashion showing.
In I.os Angeles.
Flowers are here In fun force
big ones. small ONES. middle-siked
ones cultivated or Wild. Ribbons
follow In profusion and you cant
escape veils--aimost invariably In
contrasting tones. This W all YER,
startling when you consider thai
California has been noted for ths
hatiessness Of It's women In ths
past.
Like other women. stars are IN
dividuals and vary widely In their
tastes. Because simplicity has mol
bean overlooked. you viii find
Linda Darnell skipping the frou'
frou and choosing a huge picturs
hat for her first spring bonnet. Oh
magenta milan. n Ia worn TO frame
her lovely face and Ia trimmed
only with a swathing Of the finest
yelling In Kelly green.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21

FoT nzEnes % storez Snefe NJ -
sicies may ce found call Main slol
az for WomznS Page Editor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
} SERIAL STORY
BRIDE FROM THE SKY
BY HELEN WEI SINNER
. WElSHlMER

The world was small and close
and tight. The world was no big
ger than this telephone booth. That
faint voice that tried TO speak was
not hers. Just the same. II said.
Il can make him understand.
was kidnapped II wasn't stunt.
Can't you make him see ?"
Your father In furious. Sorry
Judy, but I'm not much help. III
get In all the words | can. He
wouldn't take any calls at all from
you last night"
"Calls-from me ?" Judy's voice
whispered. Il didn't call. I've
been locked up with a rat that
likes To eat. Isis Philip stiIl at
the hotel7"
oh. yes. he approves everything
your father does"
Judy did not say goodby. She
hung up 20 quietly even the young
officer outside the door didn't know
she had finished.
She asked to be escorted TO her
cell then.
She was aware that Sandy tried
To reach her again. but she turned
away and held her white. rouge
less face high. In her cell a new
blue calico waited for her. There
were white stripes on II. Plainly
II stood for something like ''wom-
ems Department"
Been told that you'll be more
likely 10 get cold In that lace
stuff" the matron said. TN save
the white dress until you want II.
How soon will you be checking
out ,"
Il don't know" Judy answered.
Maybe not sver--becauss nobody
will loan me the money for bond.
let alone for my fine and costs"
when do you appear before the
Municipal Court ,"
From some weary compartment
of her mind where she had stored
other half-hesrd suggestions. Judy
summoned tina answer. Day after
tomorrow
Then what Will happen ,"
I'll probably 20 70 the state
rsformatory for women and learn
10 make hooked rugs"
She was afraid, more afraid than
shs wanted TO reveal. % shs
laughed.
shs asked for a telegraph blank
and sent two kilograms. collect,
zoo words each. One went 70 hsf
father. The other went 10 PM.
Now surely answers would come.
Perhaps her family had not under
stood. Maybe Phil thought she had
gone sky-riding for the daring Of
IL. Nov Sandy would have under
stood-sandy. II II hadn't been
for his crazy. transforming thsft
Of her. she would be married 70
Phil and wearing a diamond cir
clst.
Suddenly she looked AZ ths two
karat diamond engagement ring
shs wore. II was nice. II Phi
wanted Il shs would put u IN a
black velvet box and send y back.
though
Hail an hour passed Then an
other. On and On Regularly either
an attendant or the mstron came
To Judys cell 70 plead for an ad-
mlttance for Sandy. He wrote
notes which she returned unopened
Finally, at 4 O'Clock shs recsiyed
q telegram.
she opened IT, with trembling
fingers. and turned 70 the sigma
tuTe.
(To He COntiRDedJ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21

the other evening / told my
parents ef our marital plans and
much To my disappointment they
thoroughly disagreed to the mar
rage. They say I am too young
even to be thinking Of marriage.
Their disapproval Of this fine man
has caused me many nights of
sleeplessness and worry. i will be
is IN q few months and have been
thinking about running away with
this man. l am in sore need Of
advice.
Shall run away from my par
eots. my home and friends. to
venture into marriage with the one
man I love and trust
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
CHAPTER XXI

1 EN- <N<Nl
Judy walked to the stand, limp
ing a little because one foot had
a high-heeled slipper and the other
foot hit bottom with every step.
Miss Allen" the voice Of the
law asked, carefully noting the dis
heveled copper curls, the shadows
under the purple eyes.
Yes, Your Honor"
Are you willing to state thai
the stories and photographs Of yot
in these morning papers are, with
out doubt. yourself?"
The lost dimples played AROUND
Judy's mouth for a second.
Il didn't come down any too
gracefully. did II" she asked. "Ir
this pose even my skirts are bal
looming"
She heard laughter. The Judge
raped for silence.
Judy looked up in surprise. Tn
sorry. You see, my father 10 q
Common Pleas judge, too. 80
forgot to be scared" She gave
the judge on the bench a dazzling
smile. Yes, I'm in the pictures,
haven't read the articles. I'm
sorry"
viii you please tell the court
what happened ?" The judge leaned
back and relaxed. Several times
he covered his amusement with a
long hand which he passed over his
face.
At the end he set Judy's bond
at $1,000. She did not finch. Il
cannot meet the amount" she
stated as calmly as the associate
editor of Under Twenty should
state her facts. III l may get In
touch with my father or my fiance
l shall be able 10 meet the bond
you are setting. and obtain a law
yer instantly"
She was led away at once. Sandy
followed but she swung a heavy
door closed before he reached II.
Where are the telephones p
she asked the attendant who was
guiding her. She wondered what
people did when they were In jail
and didn't have a nickel with which
TO summon the operator for a call.
The officer who was conducting
her on her various missions vaa
genial and sympathetic. Judy
smiled again. Officer, viii you
lend ne a nickel until summon
Al operator or better still, will
you call the operator for me ?"
The man grinned shespishly
found a dime IN his pocketbook,
and gave 1t TO Judy. She dialed,
heard the click which returned the
coin and reached from the booth
To give the officer the money.
Its q station to station call
collect" she told the operator. Its
terribly important"
That number does not answer.
the smooth. metallic voice o. the
operator reported IN a moment
Would you like to try another
number ?"
Judy gave her fathers offies
number at the court. The cal
was accepted by Judge Aliens sec
Rotary who said: judy You
father Is In court. He expected
70 hear from you No he left a
message. IN read it." She opened
crisp paper whose rustling car
r1ed across the wires.
Have no connection with judy 1
sscapads Grant no advice. Judg-
msnt and taste inezorably bad
Refuse any responsibility Tor bail
Time Shs learned q lesson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
Suggestions Given on
Meat STORAGE

With rising prices. II will pay
dividends 10 learn To be a thrifty
shopper. And being thrifty
shopper you will learn to use the
cheaper cuts of meat as well as
the choice and TO use every bit
of everything you buy. Also you
will take care that II IL stored
carefully and correctly. Remove
the paper wrapper from the meat
a. soon as 1t comes from the mar
ket, wipe off with a damp cloth
place on a shallow dish and store
In the coolest part of the refrig-
orator, uncovered, or lightly COW
cred with waxed paper.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
Directions Given
For Coekina Roast

4 roast shculd - placed fAf bId<
NJ IN an open roasting pan Manv
cooking experts say fcr n>st -
suits never sdd water. never cover
and a. not essss Meat should
frat n< wiped Oft with . damp
cloth. Never wash the meat a. Al
ic~ To sosk In water. n~ssnn With
salt and pepper ana rcass acccrd-
inE 70 the kind and 80 a cut n
. roasting Thermometer y ns>d. n
should b. inserted In The center a.
the thlekest muscle and should not
touch the bone.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers TO ties
questions printed on editorial page
1. Nickel and tin.
2. Turkey.
.. False.
4. 1t is.
8. Harrisburg and Pittsburgh.
6. The New York Herald.
7. Left arm.
8. Pacific.
.. North Carolina.
10. Lake st. Clair.
--s---
Buy ". 9. Bonds and Savei
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21

lot Of dough and plenty life In
suranee.
Cook twoman): No. At her age
there's no rush about getting mar
ried. Tell her to pick out a hand
some young sailor.
Aviation Student: No. A girl Of
IL viii change her mind before
she's 20.
Receptionisf: No. All young
girls get brushes like that. Let
her think IL over for a year or
50 and II she still likes him then
that's different.
tcopyrsht. 1912
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n, BEVERLY THOMPSON

By BEVERLY THOMPSON
KNIT TO FIT Belf-adJustinK
siip covers that are designed 10 nj
any type chair get this weeks
vote for both smartness and use
fulness. Decorative and durable,
the covers come In a variety u de-
signs. fabrics and colors: Beige
rose green blue
VINE. And they positively WON'T
WRINKLE. Guaranteed by Good
housekeeping magaxins.
A. a gift or bridge psiss or
for guest room use. velour
pompon powder puffs are al
ways In demand. Especially
N they are gaily decked out
In true patriotic style like
the one. Ne discovered this
week. The puffs themselves
are . dainty b,us and white
and are paokssed In neat
cellophane containers with
red. white and blue ribees
trim.
FROM EvEHY s.oaE, shell.
from many shores are q new
lewelry note for spring ana Just
the right accent for that new
spring snscmbls. too. One store.
with an eye 20 the future. - al
ready stocking shell necklaces that
promise 70 be In demand for many
months 70 come.
Who wouidn't nss . new.
1907 ~ooi gab@rdins top coat
for spring. Especially N they
could select ons In any Of ths
three interesting ooiorss Cocoa
beige or cedsrr One
style, made with the new
shoulder line and deep arm
eye. IL especially ae.Igned 10
b. worn over your suit An
other l. . boxy, nsn-tsiiersd.
topper type" ~sinsts" far
spring and popvisriy priced:
WHITING Kn, specifically de-
signed for The man IN service. ths
clever. khakl-colored writing port
folloa one Of the stores Ia proudly
displaying thls week are bound 10
please. Why Because they're
neat compact and COM
PLETE. streamilned Ia design,
they offer = writing pad and blot
Ter numerous pockets and
com apartments a notebook :
a place for a photograph -. ard =
perpetual calendar
Perfect with pastel skirts
for spring are the shaggy"
coat sweaters Ne discovered
on our Hsost recent saat
through the shops. Also nice
with Stacks. some come with
v necss some with round
Guaranteed 10 pep up your
wardrobe for spring.
FoT nzuaes o. storsz wbeTe NJ az
slcies may cs found call Main sloli
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21

For utter madness of the sort
that gives strong men pep-syed
pslpltstlens ~ tho srain pan -taks
the ncanet that Brenda Joyce. The
star n Right te the Hsast.- pick
ID out for ssr~lf. u 10 sailor
IN light HUE felt with . small.
ripple hack hsndesu. nut ths trim.
smack In the 'front.'. 10 the real
news II 10 q bouquss ~ eight
tiny hats IN varied shapes and
eoiors. fastened On slim stems that
wave In the bse~rs. Ths vstl =
brown.