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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

for her fine womsnhood?
and woman are concerned.
She doesn't think Of the havoc
she may do bs stirring mp
emotions that had better lie
dormant and certainly are
unsuitable.
In % many OF our business con-
Germs II often happens that some
older woman employe takes q
fancy 10 q younger man. At first
it Is merely the admiration for
fine man that makes the woman
go soft and affectionate over the
young man. She Ia happy TO be
singled out by him and flattered
by his liking So she beings to
give her help and advice to him.
He feels no reticence about ac-
cepting. She Is Just q fine good
woman to him and ne enjoys her
interest in him. Sometimes he
may 90 through a case Of sdora-
ton for her that he thinks il love
and at the time 1t 10 a love. But
he outerows that. The woman
may be wise enough 70 curb his
love interest but she 10 pleased
Just the same and OF course her
heart grows warmer and then she
thinks she Is m love with him. I
believe that 10 what happened IN
the case of a woman who writes
to us.
Dear Mr.. Anfheii: I Am .
woman of IS and have q re-
sponsible position In . large
office. i have worked there
many years and have won the
right to he looked upon a.
veteran OF the company on
whom all can rely. As the
years have gone by new MEM
hers have been added 10 the
organization and I have done
what l could 20 help them. 1
lost my husband the year after
we were married and never
married again.
II have been exceptionally
fond of the fine young men
who have worked for the con-
Germ and they all seem 10 like
me very much. Several years
ago . young man came 10 the
firm from out Of town. l
liked him from the first and
1 invited him 10 my home.
We enjoyed good books and
good music and he liked to eat
the homemade meals / often
prepared. Then he fell In love
with me and swore he cared
nothing for younger women.
Those things happen and I
knew IL was because he looked
up 10 me and because / be-
friended him. / felt his love
was to be short-lived and 1
tried to explain something Of
shat TO him.
He went out with the
young people q great deal and
they often came to call on me
and I thought ID would he fine.
But we still remained good
friends. Now i find myself
hoping he will call and being
Skas
much older. He has kissed me
on birthdays and special oc-
casions and / am disturbed
because the kisses meant
something TO me. 1 even find
myself being Jealous Of his
attentions TO young girls. Re-
Gently he told me he would
make me love him some day
and he was joking. But h he
only knew how felt. Do
you think will get over this:
Foolish and / know IT.
Yes. you will get over 1T. Your
rouble In merely a flare-up OF
emotion. What you really feel
owards the young man is a ma
email interest. When he doesn't
,ome to see you. you are lonely
ust as you would be II . be-
owed son did not call. Your
jealousy Ii very much like that
II a mother who resents her boys
neglect when he is interested IN
ONE girl. You want TO come first
n his affections.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

Nineteenth century Royol
Navy uniforms, os seen in
Gilbert ond Sullivon's roll
licking "pinofore," inspired
the new bolero suit obovs.
Designed by Maurice Rent
ner. it consists of O double
breasted novy blue iocket,
lined with brilliont red
crepe, and O skirt of soft
beige wool, dropped in front.
The bolero lectures turned
beck reVers, fashioned with
gold militory-type buttons.
The blouse is white crepe,
with bib-Iike applique of red
WOODEN, which also makes
the pom-Pommed soilor cop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
Motherhood for War Wives
Is TOUGH Question

But n shs 10 thoroughly grown
W in her attitude toward NE q
child 10 sure q make these var
years better for her.
For she wiI have the sstlsfae-
ton q knowing that .he 10 doing
something worthwhile WITH her
ife And she certslly won't
have time. while taking care Of q
baby. 20 make . career e worry.
ing over her husband.
SO there 10 no correct snswer
fer AL var wives IN the question
81 whether or not 10 10 ahead and
have children now OF IN wait un-
III tire war IL over "a start . fam
lily.
IL al depends on the individual.
The only way q woman can find
the answer IL To understand her
own situation and her own traits
Of character.
It's tough question. Yet Il 10
one that has 10 he answered by
more and more young wives. ~
the army takes their husbands.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

Mt Tacoma RebekAh lodge No.
SO will meet Friday In the Odd
Fellows temple. with Mrs. Roy
Ryden presiding, assisted by Mrs.
Elms Elgood.
Falkland Methodist church will
present the McChord Field sing
ers in a program at 7:45 Friday
evening. followed by a late supper
served by members of the Wo-
mems society for Christian serv-
ice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
Maternal Interest Isn't Love
BY GEORGE
AkTHEH-

nhere does affection end and love begin in the case of
an ooer woman who is friend adviser and comforter OF
young man who may adore her for her fine womsnhood
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

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vitsmsn b, - baby tbs brood yos
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u'~sn that your body esnsos psop~iy
transform bvssd INTO Nh snssU 20
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

Loyal Workers club. En,una Y.
shaw Rebekah ledge. win meet
Friday for a luncheon and busi.
ness meeting In the homs Of Mrs.
Edward NJ. Thompson. 7iao 30.
X 81. New officers are Mrs p.
". Mclean. president. Mrs. John
Pssrcs. vice president. Mrs. Harry
oyler. secretary. Mira Y. X.
Thompson. treasurer and Mrs. o.
~ Fenrler. trustee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

Eeesesss Missies society vili
meet ~ e'eloes Friday evening
In the home n Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Ferguson. fT0i %. isth a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-18

The fan may see Mickey Rooney head a new network variety pro- gram. Negotiations are on, but no definite decision has been arrived at. if he does enter radio Mickey would be invading a field that is mighty proud of its juvenile talent, such as the young MOylan Sisters on the Blue network Sundays, the Quiz Kids, Jackie Kelk and Norman To- kar as Homer and Henry on "The Aldrich Family" among others.
 Those We Love" moves into Jack Benny's spot for the Summer. Jack Benny will begin his annual Summer leave of absence from the air waves following his broadcast of Sunday, May 30, and Those We Love-, popular dramatic program, will shift Into his spot on the NEG network the following Sunday, June 6, at 700 D. m.
 Up until eight months ago, one of the members of Raymond Paige's Young Americans orchestra, cur Oh OdAubC bO Youth" program over NEG each Tuesday, was 19-year- Charles 8ermOnt Stewart. He was a drum mer and percussiOniSt who had graduated from the Curtis Institute of Music with the highest hOnors and his association with Paige was his first professional job. Stewart didn't wait for the Army to call him in the draft but enlisted early in 1942. Paige recently received a let ter from the yOungster. It came from North Africa and it said ":I am now in General EisenhOwer's staff band. Recently received thu major thrill of my 19 years. Gen eral Eisenhower appeared before us personally one day and asked us to play our extra best for a reception he was giving the next day for four gentlemen named Franklin DelanO Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, Charles DeGaule and Henri Giraud." :"
 Junior is going to help Uncle Sam recruit war workers.
 The Red Skelton broadcast to- AAA6ilO 1NDS, lO.OU J. III. WILL OIlSul- ate in the Las Angels Shrine Aud itorium at rally given by Doug las Aircraft's Employe- Management Committee to recruit workers for the companys vast assembly lines.
 Jimmy Durante is so sappy he could give a blood transmission to Charlie Mccarthy. When he came in for rehearsal of the NEG Thurs day night show somebody asked Jimmy, who was that wench I saw you with last night?" He said, That was no wench, that was my ham, mer."
 But, Jimmy, really she was beau tiful,' the person persisted. "She was like a poem." Yeah" said Du- rante, but she was averse to me-"
 Just then Georgia Gibbs. singer on the show, ankled by and Jimmy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-18
R U Listening?
with CHAPLES MANN

playfully asked for one little kiss. Sorry" squelched Georgia, but don't cater to the retail trade" Dis gruntled, Jimmy said, "YOu wouldn't know about kissing anyway. It's a lost art" Maybe that's why there are so many collectors, shot back Georgia.
 The big RKO Radio picture which rips the lid off Nai exploitation to- day in Europe This Land Is Mine" is due for bombshell premiere in fifty cities this coming Friday, May 21st An exciting half hour preview of the big show will be heard to- night over WATR at 9:30. Roland Winters stars in a Yankee Network all-Star cast.
 The Cisco Kid helps capture kid nappers in the old Southwest when the drama "The Girl Who Lost Her Fortune" is heard tonight over WATR at 8 o'clock.
 Boris Marshalov hates all Nals. He also hates and despises all Japs, with Hitler, Goebbels, Goering, ct al holding rail positions on his special hate parade.
 It is, therefore, with great delight that Marshalov plays Nazi and Jap roles on such Blue Network drama tic thrillers as Inner Sanctum Mys- tnfU GnIIrfnr CYNHJ orrir and Manhattan at Midnight.
 T make my characters so vile and loathsome", he beams, "the listeners should like to tear my throat to shreds. It makes me very happy"
 Although President Roosevelt has said no newsmen will be permitted at the United Nations Food Confer ence at Hot Springs tOday-John B. Hughes has been permitted to broad cast from the grounds News and Views gathered in talks with the experts at the conference. Tonight at 10 Hughes will be heard over WATR- Mutual.
 Prime Minister Churchill will ad- dress the joint session of Congress tomorrow noon at 12:30 over WATR Mutual. It is believed his discus sion will reveal further details about the North African war and our plans for the future.
 Power of the press: No sooner had the nations radio columns announc- ed the award of Tiffany diamond rings to the writers of the best let ters requesting tunes to be sung by Barry Wood in his new Million Dollar Band" program starting 10 p. m. Saturday, May 20, on NEG than flood of mail inundated net work offices in New York.
 Listeners who wish to have their letters eligible for the first broad cast may write to Barry WoCJ, NEG, N. Y. Five Tiffany diamond rings go to each writer.
 Mozarts Symphony No. 34 will, be played by Alfred WallenStein on his "Sinfonietta" tonight at 11::3O over WATR. This is one of Mozart's finest compositions and is always welcomed heartily by Symphony fans.
 It looks like Archie is going to take 1t on the chin again.
 Herbert Marshall, star of stage and screen, is going to visit ''Duf- fy's' tonight at 8:3O p. m., when the blstro airs it's activities over the Blue Network, and will unquestionabIy OutWit Archie when it comes to au- ditioning new candidate for mem- bership in the Ten Jolly Girls A. C."
 Oracle Allen, in the role of a ra- d1o commentator spreading sunshine will envelop George Burns in cloud of woe when the Burns and Allen show is aired tonight over the CBS Network at 800 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-18

don, will attend a conference of the Canadian Institute on International Affairs May 22-23 at McMasters university in Hamilton. Ontario. Mir Condon is a member Of the law firm of Wherry, CondCA, and Forsyth of New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-18

ures has been received by William H. Husband, vice-pr 2sidelIt of the First Federal Savings and Loan as- sociation of Waterbury The ap- pointment came yesterday from Ralph H. Cake of Portland, Ore, president of the leaguge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-18
Washing Powders

cL. Ill., Chain food annual sales volume soooo < $50O0 Cor more CEILING BE POSTED
 
 ceiling in M
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-18
WATR PR0 GRAMS 1920 Kilot ycles

5:00-Sheelah Carter, Commentator
 5:l5-MelodY Revue
 5:30-NeWS
 uperman-Serial
 6:OO-Yankee News
 6:15-Press Roundup
 6:2O-Sports Roundup
 6:30-Music for Dining
 6:4o-Uncle Sam-Drama
 EO0-Fulton Lewis, Jr.
 I:l5-March On, Marines
 1:30-The Magic of Music
 6:OO-The Cisco Kid-Drama S:30-Full Gospel Tabernacle 9:GO-Gabriel Heater
 9:l5-Bernie Cummins' Orch. 9;3O-This Land Is Mine-Drama l0:00-John B. Hughes l l0:l5-Ruby Newmans Orch 10:30-News 10:35-Dance Orch l0:45-Music That Endures l l:00-Yankee News ] l:l5-George Duffy's Orch. l l:3O-Wallenstein Sinfonietta ll2:00-Sign off.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-18
PREFERS BONDS TO JAIL

Pasadena, Cal.-(UP)-A not in- frequenter of Police Judge Kenneth c. Newells court on charges Of in- toxication was sentenced to 90 days in jail or the purchase of s200 in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-18
Husband Appointed
 On League Committee

An appointment to membership on the 1943 United States Savings and Loan League committee on con- struction loan policies and proced-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-18
CONDON TO ATTEND
 ONTARIO MEETING

Attorney Cyril H. Condon of New York City, former local resident and son of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Con-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-18

war bonds. Judge Newell knowing that the man had recently won . damage suit of $550. The man chose the jail. but after two hours sent out for the bonds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-18
1080-WTIC-288

P. M.
 4:00-Backstage Wife 4:15-Stella Dallas 4:3O-LorenZo Jones 4:45-Young Widder Brown 5:O0-- When A Girl Marries 5:15-Portia Faces Life 5:3O-Just Plain Bill 5:45-Front Page Farrell 6:00-NeWs 6:15-Submarine Patrol 6:30-Strictly Sports 6;45-LoWell Thomas, commntatol 1:O0-Fred Waring in Pleasure
 Time with Victory Tunes 7:15-NeWs of the World 7:3O-GoVernor Baldwin 7;45-Close Ups of Our Fighting
 Fronts 8:O0-J ohnny Presents S;30-Horace Heidt's Treasure
 Chest 9:00-Battle of the Sexes 9:30-Fibber McGee and Molly 10:00-Bob Hope 10:30-Red Skelton and Company 11:00-News 11:15-Dance Music 11:30-Polish Orchestra 12:0G-News A. M. 12:05-Roy Shields Orchestra 12:55 News
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-18

Regulation apply drug Sand 10 cent stores dry goods store,
  provisions of Only smed retail food governed the Regulation FOUR CLASSES OF STORES volume less than s5oO" food whh volume $s0OOo auHha
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-18

The Cisco Kid helps capture kid nappers in the old Southwest when the drama "The Girl Who Lost Her Fortune" is heard tonight over WATR at 8 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-18

sweden's fuel shortage is serious.
Evening star., 1943-03-15

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Evening star., 1943-03-15
while STOCKS ARE MOST "a

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honne you'll want to furnish with inviting floor coverings
Evening star., 1943-03-15
SISALCREST AND DELROYAL RI

Both in imported sisoI yarns. Both with
beautiful frineed ends. Both ore revers-
ible. SisoIcrest is stunning bosketweove
pottern. DelroyoI comes in q handsome
donosk-effeot design Both in oxl2-ft
size in q range Of EIGHT sparkling ooIors
for your summer homes Others from
scatter to 9xl SIT. sizes low priced.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-28
N0cOj grOzi stav-
ka delavstva tran
zitnega sistema
Predsednik unije pravi, da
bo opolnosi preglasena
stavka, ako mesto ne ugo-
di zahtevam delavstva.

Thomas F. Meaney, predsed-
mix unije tranzitnih usluzben-
cev, je izjavil, da grozi danes o.
polnoci stavka usluzbencev te-
ga sistema, ako mesto ne ugodi
njihovim zahtevam.
Odlok, da se proglasi stavko,
je bill objavljen snoci po seji ma
glavnem unijskem stanu, 2526
Euclid Ave., katere seize Sc ie u
delezilo kakih 200 usluzbencev
tranzitnega sistema.
Michael F. Garvey il Detroi-
ia, podpredsednik International
Transit Employees unije, je v
ponedeljek svaril pred stavko
ces, da hi bila slednja ilegalna
ker nj bila odobrena po interna-
cionalnemu eksekutivnemu cd.
boru.
Toda Meaney pa Sc nj zmenil
"a to svarilo, temvec je Sci ma.
pref po svoji poti ter odredil
stavko, ako mesto danes ne u.
godi zahtevam usluzbencev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-28
Fasisti dole Va
tikan scuva-
MIA Poljakov
Fasist Farinacci pravi, da je
Vatikan nas6uval POLKA
ke, da bi slednji pomaga-
Ii Rusom.

BERN, svica, 26. aprila. -
Roberto Farinacci dolzi V wee
rajsnji izdaji lista Regime Fas-
cista govornika ma vatikanskem
radiu, ces, ida scuva poljsko
ljudstvo, da slednje soglasa z
rusko armada"
Nepristranska preiskava ma
sakrov' Poljakov po Rusih jje
bila silno otezkocena, pravi Fa-
rinacci, "po anglo-ameriskem
judovskem pritisku ma nev-
tralne organizacije v zenevi, "a
to da ne DO zgodovina oznacila
Josipa Stalina, novega poborni-
ka krscanstva, "a vulgarnega
razbojnika."
Italijanski in nemski radio
sta nocoj obljubila "skupen ko-
munike glede ruskih umorov,
ces, da so ruski morilci umorili
ma poljskem ozemlju $4,000 do
100000 Poljakov."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-28

kjer je mad $4,000 premogarjev
pustilo svoje delo.
Zastopniki premogarjev so
tako rekoc zaloputnili vrata po-
gajanjem z Vojnim delavskim
odborom, katerega smatrajo
delavstvu sovraznega in Sc no.
cejo pogajati direktno Waldo.
Porazen ucinek ma industrijo
Ako bi nastala splosna stav-
ka 100000 premogarjev, bi i
melo to porazen ucinek ma vso
vojno industrijo, ker je V mno-
9Th tovarnah glavna energija
pogona odvisna cd premoga.
Vodstvo pittsburskih jeklarn je
izjavilo, da zadostuje rezerva
premoga komaj "a diva tedna
ali kvecjemu "a mesec dni, ma
kar bi Sc morale v jeklarnah u
staviti vse delo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-28
ZAMOREC OBSOJEN v
SMRT

SALEM, Ore, 27. aprila. -
Robert E. Lee, dvajset let star
zamorski kuhar ma nekem VIA
ku, XII je primal, da je zabodel
in Ymoril 21-letno Mrs. Mary
Martho Virginijo James il Nor
folka, ko je slednja spala v
svoji postelji v Pullman vagonu,
je bill obsojen v smrt ma elek-
tricnem stolu. Kuhar je primal,
da je prisel ponoci k njeni po-
stelji, in ker Sc mu nj hotela
spolno' podvreei, il je prerezaj
vrat. Omenjena je bila, zena ne.
kega pomorskega castnika.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-28
Vesti il Slovenije

(Posneto iz Bazovice cd Is. ja-
nuarja 1943 v izvirnem be-
sedilu).
Vojasko vojno sodisce je OBJ
sodilo ma smrt Erjavca Avgu-
sta il Oslice, ma dosmrtno jeco
pa Erjavca Josipa, Erjavca A
lojzija, oba IL Oslice; zajca Vim
cenca il Mlesceva pri Sticni in
Kutnerja Alojzija il Krskega
Potoka.
zaradi krsitve predpisov o
prehrani in preskrbi je bilo v
mesecu decembru 1912 obsoje-
nih nekaj sto ljubljanskih tr-
govcev in obrtnikov ma razne
denarne kazni cd 500 do 5000
lir. =.
" svojem govoru v Gorici -
O katerem smo svojecasno ze
porocali - je Mussolini tudi de-
jail, da bo znala Italia iztrebiti
Slovence, &c bi druga sredstva
odpovedala. Ia del njegovega
govora isti MISC objavili. Sedaj
izgleda, da Sc je Musso premi-
sill. Vzrok: polom v Libiji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-28
ZENA ZABODENA DO
SMRTI

PHILADELPHIA, 27. aprila.
- Mrs. Helen G.. Rocco, stara
35 let, je bila snoci do smrti "a
bodena, njen 40 let start moz pa
Sc nahaja nevarno ranjen v boil
nisnici cd ran, XII 81 jih je sam
prizadejal.
Umor in poizkusen samomor
Sc je zavrsil zakristiji neke
cerkve, kamor je moz pripeljal
zeno, katero je loceno zivel,
da hi ju duhovnik zopet sprawl.
Zakonca imata deset mesecev
starega sincka.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-28
TORNADO v DR..
zAvI OHIO
Vihar ,je poskodoval tovar-
ne, podiral hise in garaze,
lomil telefonske in tele-
grafske drogove ter ranil
mnogo oseb.

Snoci je divjal preko sever
novzhodnega della drzave Ohio
velik vihar, XII je posebno priza-
del juznovzhodno in zapadno
rnestno stran. Tekom viharja
sta bill dive osebi ubiti, mnogo
je bilo ranjenih in povzrocena
skoda znasa tisoce dolarjev.
Ubita sta bila Richard Pater-
,noster, star II let, in Tony
Fernbach, 9 let, ko sc je podrla
ma neki farmi blizini Medine
neka lopa, V kateri sta sc naha-
jala.
To je BIZ najhujsi vihar liza
omega, XII je dine %. junija 1924
razsajal v Lorainu.
Tornado je poskodoval in del
no podrl vec tovarn, kjer izde-
lujejo vojne potrebscine, dalje
je podrl mnogo his in garaz ter
polomil mnogo telefonskih in
telegrafskih drogov.
V Akronu, kjer je povzroeil
vihar veliko skodo, je bilo ra-
njenih najmanj 100 oseb.
Mnogo ljudi Sc nahaja po boil
nisnicah v Akronu. V Clevelan-
du in drugih okoliskih krajih,
XII so bill posebno hudo prizade-
tt cd te elementarne riezgode.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-28

Sc Cecil ]. Lisk in XII je AZ let
star, je ustrelil s pusko ma ST.
bre syojo hcerko, nato pa je
stekel v klet, kjer je obrnil pus-
ko proti sebi.
Desetletna hcerka Genevieve
je podlegla rani v bolnisnici'
Zdravnilki pa imajo tudi malo
upanja, da bi ohranilisp pri xiv
ljenju 2-letno hcerko Kathleen
5-letno Vivian ali pa oceta. &c.
trta hcerka, osem let stara Ber-
nice, nj nevarno ranjena.