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Evening star., 1937-07-17
$59Q,0DQ,0DO PAID
BY SAVINGS UNITS
Building and Loan League
Reports Reduction in
Cash Turnover.

People with money in savings, build
ing and loan associations received
about $500, 100000 the first six months
this year from completed savings pro-
grams, dividends and conversions of
their holdings either partically or fully
into cash. This report from the United
States Building and Loan League en-
phasizes that the turnover of cash on
partially completed savings programs
and on full-paid shares in the associa-
tlons has been cut down about half
from its depression peak of demand
and is now at normal rate in pro-
portion to the total investments.
The capital returned to shareholders
was around $300,0OO,000, it is esti-
mated. In addition individuals who
desired some ready cash but were un-
willing to interrupt systematic pro-
gram Of savings, probably with bonus
for faithfulness awaiting them at the
end, negotiated loans on the security
of their shares to a total of about
SIS, 5,OO0,O0O
Dividends Total $lO5, 5,0O0,OOO
Dividends totaling s105 100000 were
announced several weeks ago for the
period and besides these items there
were about $l50,000,O00 paid to per-
sons whose chief connection with the
association is on the borrowing side.
This included periodic payments made
by borrowers to accumulate funds for
taxes and insurance and some went to
nonpo1 jn1oht aIraSc tho
ease of hundreds of families whose
loas were made II and IL years ago
on the plan of accumulating sinking
fund for repayment.
Harold T. Donaldson, Lansing,
Mich, president of the league, COM
ments that the demand for flow back
Of savings and loan funds into share
holders hands has been decidedly less
this period than in similar days of
1896. improvement i'll the number of
jobs available, making it unnecessary
for many families to rely upon their
savings for livelihood any longer. is
held to be the chief factor in the
!essened withdrawal demand.
Fruits of Policy Being Reaped.
"A further element cutting down on
the outflow has been the fact that in
diiduals investing with the associations
In the past five or six years have not
been so likely to regard their accounts
as put-andtake devices no wise diff
1erent from bank savings account
except that they earn more return"
said Mr.. Donaldson. Definite efforts
10 encourage the savers and investors
with at least few years long invest
ment objective have been made since
1890, and the fruits of that policy are
now being reaped. AS result we do
have at the present time more stable
amount Of money available for home
mortgage lending"
The league president said that part
OF the capital paid back to savings
building and loan association members
was used to meet the necessary down
payment for new homes, either built
or bought.
Families which began to realize two
years ago that they had to have some
down payment to make the home
ownership venture, no matter how
rosy some OF the promises OF easy
credit they read about, have by this
year accumulated enough to make the
5000 or $1,000 down payment with
which a small home in the average
community has to begin," he said.
Evening star., 1937-07-17
GARRETT ACQUIRES
LAND IN VIRGINIA
Tracts Sold to Washinuton
Man and David K. E.
Bruce.
Special Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WARRENTON. Va. July 17.-Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick w. Sharp sold to
David K E. Bruce of Charlotte
County, Va, and George A. Garrett of
Washington two tracts Of land, ag-
gregating 36l acres Of land in Loudoun
and Fauquier Counties, in one of the
many real estate transactions recorded
IN this section Of the State this week.
Purchase price Of the Sharp property
was $4,000.
w. 8. Woolf and wife sold to Her
man G. Hanback, 100 acres in Lee
Evening star., 1937-07-17

In coordination with the general city
plan. and using the existing city
machinery.
The measure enacted by Michigan
follows without amendment the pro-
posed enabling act suggested for State
study and action by the National As
soctation Of Real Estate Boards after
more than two years study Of the
problem cities now face in the rehabili-
tation Of existing urban regions that
normally would find their best econo-
mic use as home neighborhoods.
The plan is actively under study in
q number OF States.
Evening star., 1937-07-17

The greyhound is said to be the only
breed mentioned in the Old TestA-
ment.
The Fort Peck press., 1937-03-04
MEASLES

Mfa>les is an infectious disease
extremely contagious, character
ICED by a discharge from the nose
a skin eruption and an inhama-
ton of throat and lungs. No age
is immune, but one attack usual
ly protects for life.
The infection is present in Sc
cfetions 10 nose, mouth and spnt-
um AMI is transmitted by direct
contact with the afflicted.
Incubation period is 9 to Ia
days.
Symptoms; Sneezing with thin
nasal discharge. eyes red, light
hurts the eyes, cough, voice hoarse
and temperature
After third day, the face be-
comes puffy and the bronchitis
increa <es. "KopIiks spots" ale
definite sign of measles. They
consist of minute white specks
surrounded by red mucous mem
hrane on the membrane IF The
mouth. They adpear before The
rash on the skin and leave aboni
the fourth day. The rash: sma
red spots like flee bites that dis" p
pear on pressure. The rash fades
with cold and becomes more ma
rked with warmth and disappta.>
in or 3 DAYS,
Complications most frequent
are pneumonia. Otitis media and
cOnvlilsions.
Treatment: Bedroom tempera.
tuft, 63, free ventilation, flannel
on chest, no bath until rash sub
sides. darkened room.
Cough should be treated, bathe
eyes with boric acid solution. Ie-
Iieve headache and keep in he'd
until temperature is normal for a
week.
The Fort Peck press., 1937-03-04
Theatre News

At the Wheeler theatre.
Saturday. Mar. 6.
Flying H stess" with William
Garean and Judith Barrett, Their
love and courage defies eanestel
bullets. See Chapter 9 of Jun
gle jim
! Sunday Monday, Mar. 7&S
If you believe in fairy tales
and who doesn't and want to
enjoy full evening of clever enter
tainment, see Jack Haley and Bet.
ty Furness in Mister Cinderella"
the laugh hit of the season. One
of the fastest moving, rib-tickline
episodes that would sorely perp-
lex The mythical Cinderella and
her fairy godmotheF.
Tuesday and Wednesday,
The Dionne Qnintuplets in Re
union with Jean Hersholt, Roch-
ellie Hudson and many other stars.
A story rich in every adult emOt-
ion that is played by lhe years
most important cast.
Thursday and Friday,
Hear and see Phil Regan, sing
ing star of the Ken Murray hour,
in his lat-st song-hit picture. 'f1a
ppy Ga LUCKY. The star Of 'Lau.
Ching Irish Eyes" comes 10 the
screen with new tune hits that
are filling the air waves every
night over your radio. Oracle AL
len of Burns and Allen, radio art.
fists and Bing Crosby in his hour
broadcasts give this picture a
boost. Don't fail to see III lis
nit
Atthe Fort Peck theatre.
Sunday and Monday. Mar, 7-S
Reunion In Love By Request!
You asked for ii and you'll be de- |
ieh'ed you did. THEY'RE together
again! Joan Crawford and CiaIk
5aLle. taking their Love on the
Rum kissing and kidding their /
The Fort Peck press., 1937-03-04
TED'S TOPICS
BY Teddy Drummer


Another unit of the Triangle
boys club is being organized In
Ft. Peck this Week,
The house of Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo
II. Murry was the scene of birth.
day dinner celebrating Mr.. Muir
ry's birthday. Mr., and Mrs. Lloyd
Saapp were guests. Pinochle was
the entertainment.
Ora Mae Dixon celebrated her
10th birthday Sat. afternoon and
invited IL of her friends.
Wheeler school pupils who are
neither absent nor tardy during
a six week period are awarded
halt-,fay vacation for perfect at
tendance. The complete list OF
names of pupils having perfect at
tendance records and also the
honor roll for the last 6-weeks
period will be published next weeE.
julius Hillstad of GLASGOW
bought the Wheeler service station
ON Paul MacFarland Mar. 1st
Marin Men ulty returned Thurs
day from a trip TO Hardin, Mont.
The Fort Peck press., 1937-03-04
Cautious Dependence

ON15rTIUVUCC
do you depend on the wisdom
of the plain people,"
II do replied Senator Sorghum,
''if their wisdom is attained through
courses of instruction which I su.
pervise"
Magistrates Trained
= To keep district magistrates up
to-date in administrative methods,
the Chinese government brings
these minor officials to Marking once
\ year for a course in the maEis-
trates' training school.
The Fort Peck press., 1937-03-04

The proudest sgnostics are those
who do not go out of their way to
tell anybody that they are.
The Fort Peck press., 1937-03-04

Our deeper thoughts are best
when written; hardly ever as inn
pressive when spoken.
The Fort Peck press., 1937-03-04

Emigration from the old home
town is often one of the very first
steps in getting up IN the world.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
Sapanii6e Rci6stassmarfen.

BUR g%rinner1ing an Die gintpei-
bungsfeier oes neiien iapaniiden
neutrality-suspicious., oos nit einem
&oitenoufpano bon flint Miaionen
Dollar in Sofio erridtet moroen lit,
tpuroe cine Serie 8riefmarfen bon
ooppelter @r0Be NIT 8ilOern BEG
Souies alsgegeben. gs fino bier
Morfen i'm @erte bon III, 3, 6.
uno 10 Sen. gLltd cine Crime
rungspoItforte nit elmer 8iloe oes
reuen &eidstngs auf Der einen Sci
te un0 benz @ortrait oes 8rin5en
Sirobumi, Ser ii9 groBe gerOienite
Inn oas 2on0 our1 Die ginfiibrung
Ser fonItitutioneGen &egierung err
porben batte, auf Der anoeren Settle
lit nit elmer grinnerungsmarfe bon
~ Gen eridienen uno miro fir
10 Sen perfauft. Sin Dem neuen
&eidstagsgebGltoe puroe 10 Sabre
gebaltt, es beoedt fat lieben Seftar
un0 entbGlt 480 &1ume. gs lit BON
iapanii9en Mr6itetten gebaut, 5eigt
in feiner inneren MusItattung ieoo1
MnfIdnge an Den engliiAen Still
Der 8iftorianiIAen 3eit.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
GeI6minoigfeit Der Serki6em
@elen.

Dur9 9eo6a9tungen 6es Snter.
aat;oraIsn 3eitoienites 1T es m0glih
gemoroen, Sic @el1pinoigfeit Der
Serbiden @eGen gu bere6nen; tie
lit Inn Elm geringes fleiner als Die
oes 2iftes. 9ie 3eit5eiden fomnie!1,
mie in Ser Srantfurter 8odenihrift
oDie llmihau" beriGtet miro, bGufiS
ooppelt an. @1breno oas cine 3eit-
3eiden auf Dem fiir3eiten @ege bonn
SenOer eintrifft, bat oas anoere crit
BEN @eg in Sic gr6e genommen.
9ur9 oen 3eitunteridieo 8miiden
beiOen 3ei6en lit es alio m0glid &c.
moroen, Sic Gortpflan5ungsgefdmin.
oigfeit ser @enen gu berednen. Ga-
bel pur0en Senonngen bon War.
ieiae, Gaigon un0 Sofio at @runoe
gelegt. gls MlitteI ergab iid cine
@ei6minoigfeit bon $4,000 &ilo-
metern in Der Sefunoe, oie nur noe.
Mig binter Ser oes 2i9tes 3uriid-
bleibt, sic 100000 ailometer in Der
5efunoe betrdgt.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
Gin trener SremnO.

lin midt beim 8e9rGbnis zines
lebenslGngliden Sreunoes gu feblen,
~ltiir3te iid elm 7~8idbriser 8auer IN
Moitar, Sugoilamien, in ben eisfal-
ten Stub uno mari9ierte Damn ouf
benz gegenii6erliegenOen nfer 80 Sci
Iometer melt. Sem 6reunO lebte in
einem Dorfe i~enieits Oes 6luiies.
Ser Bauer fonnte feinen 6dbrmann
finoen, Der i'm iiberieBen monte. 9a
elttleoigte er iih ieiner &leioer, mif-
felte lid oieie auf Dem &opfe 8uiam-
men, ourdfdmamm ben bon ben
berbItliden Heeeneiiilen angei6mol.
lenen Stub ui6 trat, nadOem er Iid
mieoer angefleioet bate, lofort feline
lange 8nnoerung an. Iuf Dem
&iiduese our9idwamm er Den GIuB
abermals.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
gammInmg DOm Oscar 96mit
fpmntt na6 @arts.

9ie Sammlung fra13Oii9er Wtei-
1ter BON Oscar S6nliB miro, mie Ste
Simes beri1tet, Orei Sabre nod Dem
SoOe i6res geiiBers nod Sranfrei9
foulmen. Sic beItebt aus 65 @emdl-
Sen bon Ge3anne, 9egas, 9anmier
uno anoeren fran8oltiden Malern,
uno ite lit i'm gar8en nod monate-
langen 8erbanGlurgen an Die So
riIer &rnitb6n0ler @~il0enItein Der-
fauft fporoen. Die Sommlrng ion
oemn16lt aud in 2onOon ausgelteat
peroen. S6mib, elm idpei3er Sc
i6dftsmann nit elmer IeiOenI1aft-
Iiden 2iebe 5ltr &rnit begann in Ben
neun8iger Sabren 5t iammeln, aLs
Ser Anfauf oieier 8iloer nod fir
Elm groBes 8agnis galt. G6miB mar
ie0o6 oabon iiber8eugt, BOB oieie
9unit cine groBe 3nfunft babe, oer-
traute nur Ieinem eigenen @eI6mod,
utO er bat Ith MIR in penigen Sal
len geirrt. @r NOR oamoIs i'm 8aunt.
pouengeIddft in 6ranfrei6 tatig
utO bradte feline gar8e freie 3eit i'm
&iinitleroiertel bon 8aris at, mo ct
ftets bereit NOR, fGmpfen0en iungen
&iinitIern gu belfen linO ibnen @elo
fir &eilen 3t geben. SIN Sabre 1903
8og er iih bonn @eiddft altriid uno
lebte in Dresden, mo er ii6 gana Ser
aunit miomete. Seine 9ammluno
1T bisber MIR 5tpeimaI in Der Def
fentli6feit ae8eigt por0en, in 8aieI
uto in 3iirid.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
&ei6e Mitaift itammt aus 2a=
benbiebfSbIem.

Sn SugoiIapien 9eltanO cine alte
S9idbrige Srau freimiitig, oaB tie
iieb5ig Sabre lang bon Dem grtrag
ibrer 9iebitdble gelebt bot, Die lie
in ben Stono geisBt batten, ibre bel
ben Sodter NIT biibiher Mitgift 5u
Derbeiraten. G6lieBlib tpuroe lie MN
pegen 2aoenoiebItabls in &ri5bebtIi
perboftet. Sbr Same lit Sereia Blu
ibid, aus Sbeti 9etar Gbbriteh. 9ie
poIiaci entoedte in ibrer @obnunq
elm i~orgfdItiges Ier0ei6nis aaer
Diebft1ble. 8u ibrer @erteioigun9
fiibrte fie folgenoes an: SD ltabI
niemoIs biel auf eininol uno oaber
bielten es oie 2eute nidt Der Wfii6e
inert, erit ibren gerluit auf Der go
liaei anau5eigen."
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
SOaanO als G6etbMngss
baraOtes.

Sonono BOT BEL Sen SdeiOungs,
Iuitigen in oIler @eIi pl0Blih lehs
bates Sntereiie gefunoen. Wlon bot
ent0edt, OoB Oie Sdeioung BON
GusIdnoern bier ie6r i6nen unO
nobIfeil erlangt merOes fann, uno
man min iebt in SoaanO cine Grt
,eilrop1iI6es 91eno~ erbliden. II
Dem uugliidli6 gerbeirotete ebeuir
Idneu gum 3iele gelonQen fonnen.
Die in ser ,Sdei0uugsmii6le" BON
Nebaoa. 8ableu, pie melt Die @rit-
6edung bereits benubt poroen lit,
fin0 bon 0en bonGn0iiden geamten
ni6t 5i erlangen; Oenn oieie boben
elm Our1atts beritdnOlides 8i0er.
fre6en 0agegen, Solon0 5lt elmer
neuen S6eioungsmiible MAIDEN SIT
IaTien; es miro nber beridtet, oaB in
Gmferoam in SEN Iebten 12 Wlo.
naten 21h NAL mebr Sdei0ungen
ntsgeipro6en porOen iino ols in
0en borbergebenoen Sabren.
8aore, Die ii6 idei0en Iofien mol
len, miiIicn einen @obnIib in SOL
Lamb no6peiieu, ober Oieier gad.
meis lit gefiibrt, menn sic 9amen
in ben Bitten Ser 9eo0lferung ein-
getragen fin0, unO Oas fam unmit-
telbar nod Ser Aufunft eeideber,
es muB iogor innerbolb zines Oao-
mats oitsgefiibrt perOen. Seoes gbe-
paor fam Damn 0ie Sdei0ung unter
bondnoiidem @efes beantragerb
uno oie glngeIeeenbeit fam gepobn-
lid en0giiitig in Orei @o6en 8rr
gntideibntng sebradt tperoen. sc
oauert natiirIid lGnger, tpenr iid
Dor @eridt irgen6relhe S6nierig.
feiten ergeben. 9ie ein8ige geoin-
gltng fir ausldnOer it, oaB ibnen
cine SHeiOung olts @riin0en, Sic in
ibrem SeimotlanO bierfiir ni6t bin-
rei6ter, aud nidt %bepiGigt miro.
8eIon6ers fGnt babel nntiirlid
nod ins @epidt, 6aB bie Sheioung
in SoGnnO inter ausidIuB Ser SeF-
fentIi6feit ooG3ogen weroen fam.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
Cine 8ibIiOt6ef Ser ui6warsen
Masie".

Sn g0inburgb n1troe cine Stride,
Die mad einem 8ran6e tDie0er auf1e-
bout n1r6e, eingepeibt uu0 cine III
ibr eeb0renoe 8ibliotbef ourf cine
&eOe bon &amiep ac0onal0 er-
0ffnet. 0ie 8i6I;otbef beIfst etne
gan3e Ibteilung, oie Ser oDGmono.
logic" unO Dem Spiritismus gemio.
met lit un6 300 1u5erit Ielten g6noe
entbGlt, Bic pom 16. Sabrbun0ert Bis
5u ben mooerniten @erfen iiber sic
offuIten @iiieni6aften rei6en; es
iino 8erfe babel, Die bon Sen ioae.
nannten DSatanilten" Sdottlanos
itammen. auf oieie Bidder nabm
Mac9onalO 8e5ug uno erflGrte, oaB
Die gintpei6ung elmer Iolden 8iblio.
Fbef DEFENDERS gere6tfertigt iei in
elmer 3eit, in Der man 0ie yiAuarse
Nagie" in England pieoer aufblii-
ben iebe ninfolge Ser @eue BON
2eidtgldu6igfeit, Die Die iunge Gene.
ration itberi@memmt bat. 0ieIe STE.
De bat in 5dottlano groBe lteberrn-
idung ltnO gntriiitung berborgeru-
fen, unO BON allen Seiten fommt
lebbafter @i0eriprud, Der Iid oft
iebr errest dlBert. Man erflGrt, oaB
Sdottlano 8uar in gepiifem Gimme
aberglaubii6 geblieben iei, oaB aber
nidt Ser l~eiieIte @runo oafiir oor-
6anOen mare, BON einem lleberleben
o0er 8ieoeraufle6en oes 0ffultis.
mus friiberer Sabrbunoerte gu Ipre.
den.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05

@as elmer int, ras tut er Iid.
0en Sranten ipri6 nidt bonn
8ett.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
9amenleftiun beg Gnnrurhf[nhs.

9amenicftiUn Oes GOnrUrOfIMbs.
8~rdiiOentin: Srou @lieie 90ldner;
Sefretarin: Srou 90. 6. 0feDnolog,
2118 S StroBe, 9oroueft. Ser.
lammlrng am 1. 9ienstag i. gRt..
AriOn Snmempcreim. 8~r6lioentin.
Sran 9. &runte, 1859 5prina
Moao, q. So; Sefretarin, Srau 81.
8aBmanl, 1904 MorningIioe 0riDe
". 8. 8eri. am 2. Mittpo9 i'm Mt..
nadmittags | llbr.
Nappert Seim Tramcn !SiIfsucr-
Elm. BraiiOentin: 6ran 8abettc
&rumte; Sefret6rin: Sram Miabe[
9ieb. 8~eriammlung am 2. 9ien3.
tag |. Wt., 2 llbr nabm. i'm Seine.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
Ser Stegrs5mg beg
,,99tffertlabiers"
bMr6 bic &elt.

Dor ftr5em CAB es in 2onoon
einen Sag Ser 3iebbarmonifaipie-
Ter, uno menn man mad Dem Sin
orud Ser orBerorOentliden YegeI
Iterlng BEL Den @ettbeperbern unO
sen 8u6orern in Sen beiOen sroBen
offentii1en Sdlen u~rteilen mil. in
oenen Der rationale Meiiterihaiis-
fompf unO oas groBe internaiionole
Set Ser Observation-Disclosures 3l-
gIaid itottfonoen, 10 muB man I'll.
ge6en, 0oB bic gngl6nOer i'm Be
griff lin0, lei0enIhnftlihe 2~iebbaber
6es gSdifftrflabiers" gu wproen,
uno 0os big iebt grreidte fonnte
mobl gefnIlen. Sauien0e fiiatpn Sic
3~entralbone mo &unOerte lauid-
ten nod OraltBsn, ais Ser Sool ge-
fiilt mar.
Io6 Dor fiirf Sabren b0rte man
ielten, Denn iiberbaupt, cine 3ieb
6armonifa aus einem engliihen
SouIe flingen. Sect bat lie aber
in gnqlano cine neue Seimot
qefln0en un0 lit oas 2%ieblings-
inItruntent oes gan3en 6amiIienfrei-
les in 10 manHem Seim geworoen
Gle eriten bunoert Sabre nod ibrer
grfinOung in @iett i'm Sabre 1929
iutr0e sic 8iebbarmonifa in ser
8elt nift nit ser gebiibrenoen
Sd1Bung beban0elt. Grit Dor me-
niqen Sobren erfnnnte Elm MitglieO
Ser San5fopeIe in Seem Oorf Die
M6glidfeitpn, oie oieies Si1itrument
in ii6 borg, un0 nun begonn ibre
8eliebt6eit in oler @elt at mod-
len. 9iebbormonifa-&lub ioten
Iid iiberan 8uIommen, ouf Dem
SeitlanO, in Sen @~ereini9ten Staa-
ten Die audi in @roB-8 ritannien,
un0 in Sitte rnO Staotbaus err
fIangen nun bic melooiiden, flaiii-
iden unO bolbfloiiiiden @eiien, fir
sic tie 10 mobl geeignet lit. giel-
lei6t finoet iie zines Cages nod
gingang in Die pornebmIten Som
5ertiGle.
Die gngIdnOer befIagen es, Dab
~borldufig ser &uf D8aut mebr 3ieb-
b%armonifos~ in england feinen
ne%nnensperten aufidpung bradte.
3iebbarmonifos miiiien pielnlebr
aus 0eutfdlano uno Stalien einge-
fiibrt wer0en. @ngliide Snitru
m~entenbauer boben Sen &unitgriff
nod ni6t reht beraus, pie man bic
ItdbIernen 3ungen 0es Snitrumen-
tes am DoIenoetlten gum &lingen
bringt.
Sp0enfaas 3eigten sic engIiifen
3iebbormonifo- RiinTtIer ibrer gu
b0reridaft, tpie man Sen Snitru-
menten Sen lebten Son innigpr @m-
p%finoung ab3ulofen bermag, unO
Elm 3uiammenipiel BON 200 &on-
ftern in farbenprGdtigen &oitiimen
bot aud GuBerli6 elm Ih0nes Bib.
Inter ben Wettbefperbern befatloet
ii6 &inoer bon Z Sabren. aud
elm 8linoer Ipielte Dor Dem BET
faGsfreuoigen 8ublifum. 9ip bei-
ben Siegeriunen paren 16 Sabre
alt. 2oro Stratbcona, iel6it Elm
GROCER 3iebbarmonifa -Spieler, per-
teilte oie Greiie.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05

Senti6-a merifamiide 0eIeaidaft.
q. o. Sefret6r: 8nlter Camp,
3040-14te StrcBe, q. 50.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
Nlte OtMti6e &a6ss
fMut.

Gin 8eiu9 in elmer IiioOeutiden
&adsiDarenfabrif beren @riins
Dung 19on in Oas Sabr 1892 fdat
unO oie 5u einem Der eriten Bee
trie6e oieier Art dufgetpodIen lit,
fDir6 in Gecl1ms l1niberIum ges
f9iIOert. Sic @a6sfunit. bon Der
einige fd0ne geiipieIe se5eigt tpers
ben, bat ii1 in alter Sorm urb
8Iiite beiuahrt, un0 es 1T erfreulid,
baB 6teie 8a6sfigureu ~neueroines
pieOer ben 8eg in bic @obnungeH
fin6en un0 Beginner, MODERN" 5u
fper0eu.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
Werei1tss &aleMOer

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3040-14te StreBe, q. IS.
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cut NDenue, g. SO.
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8ereinslofal: Mrcaoia Sale, 1884
Ate GtraBe, 81. 90. 9rdiioent, Sa-
fob S9maIb; SetretGr, @eorg Glide.
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u9entlder Sbeater alnb". 9ra-
Iioent: @aIter Camp; Sefretar:
@enrb Seaer, 1905 $ StraBe, 90. g.;
&ofiierer: &arl S9par8e. Ser
iammlung ieoen eriten 9ienstag i'm
Mottat.
Grfer 9entI6er Spurt Stub.
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George SO. 2eis, 4O1 @Gerslie 4be.,
capital Seigbts, Mto.; &a~iiierer:
@m. &iibner. @~eriammlung ieoen
Mittmo9 I'M $50 l1br abenOs in Der
Mrcaoia Sale.
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Waionic Eempel.
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Monot I'M Srieohofe.
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8arf &oao, 81. SO.
Washington Journal., 1937-03-05
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The Washington times., 1937-02-08
Beauty
FaciaLs Relax
Nerves
BY DONNA GRACE

The firm, Well-Shaped contour
of the face depends on our ability
to relax. One may feel it is .
simple matter to relax the muscles
of any part of the body, and it
should be, too, but there are ever
so many girls who never relax ex-
cept when they are sleeping.
They are the nervous, high
strung types who wear themselves
out physically and mentally long
before their years.
The fidgeting, restless person is
seldom popular, even though she
may be attractive looking and we
admire her style; she is disturb
ing, and any association with
her except in crowd leave us
exhausted.
We must cultivate repose and
try to be satisfied with our own
society for a while every day.
Everyone should take a half-hour
or longer, whenever possible,
away from others to rest and re-
lax. 1t is absolutely necessary
for us to commune with ourselves
to know our own limitation.
RestleSsness and lack of poiSe
may be due to some physical dis
order, and in that case one should
have medical treatment, but there
are ever so many normally healthy
girls whose abruptnesS is . real
handicap to them. -
We believe some Of the facials
and manipulaticns on the back
will go long way in relieving
this nervousness and help to give
one the dignity and poise that
signifies culture and good breed
ing
The rest period should begin
with warm bath; then lie down
and have some one place hot COM
presses over the eyes for about
10 minutes.
You may also use an electric
pad placed against the back of
the neck while resting. This will
bring the blood to the great nerve
centers and relieve the muscular
tension of the whole body. The
hands and feet must be kept warm
to permit relaxation.
After a quiet rest hour, refresh
the face with iced pads, that are
sprayed with a suggestion of
cologne. Always wash the ears
when using these cold applica-
tions, as it revives the senses and
coolS the head.
/ will be glad to send you my
Facial Massage Method, if you wish
it. Enclose a stamped, SeIf-ad-
dressed envelope for your reply
and address DOna Grace, Beauty
Editor of The Washington Times.