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six mills.
ing them for self advantage or COM
fort, turning a deaf ear to the cries
of Gods messengers. and hope to
have any ultimate result other than
Christ-rejection. 1t is high time that
thoughtless people who perhaps have
no deliberate intention to be wicked
or to turn Christ away, should awak-
en- to the fact that they are doing
Ill. Rejection of Christ Does Not
Defeat God wv %, 43).
At first glance one wonders why
Christ at this point turned so abrupt
ly from the figure of the vineyard to
that of the cornerstone. THE rea-
son VIII. He leaves for moment the
image of the vineyard, is because
of its inadequacy to set forth one
important part of the truth which
was needful to make the moral COM
plete, namely this. that the malice
Of the Pharisees should not defeat
the purpose of God-that the Son
should yet be the heir-that not
merely vengeance should be taken,
but that He should take it. Now
this is distinctly set forth by the re-
jected stone becoming the head of
the corner, on which the builders
stumbled and fell, and were broken
ON which they were now already
stumbling and falling. and which, if
they set themselves against it to the
end, would fall upon them and crush
and destroy them utterly" (Trench).
God was not defeated by the cruel
fxion of Christ Christ will not be
defeated simply because men reject
Him in the world. We who are on
His side, we who are the followers
of the Lord are on the victorious
side Those who oppose Him and
speak i'll of His name may appear
to be victors for the moment, but
the judgment of God is yet to come
upon them.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-02-09

The Texas quadruplets, Joan
Geraldine, Jeanette and Joyce
Radgett, were presented with
scholarships to Baylor University
on their first birthday, February
1. A fund for a home for them
has been raised.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-02-09

The tax rate of Franklin County,
Pa. will be the same as last year
six mills.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-02-09

GLOBE ADS PAY DIVIDENDS
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-02-09
Timely Topics

Police Lieutenant NOrd of Los
Angels appeared in court to ask
Ut traffic complaints against
three men be dismissed explaining
that shortly after being released
from the original charge Of reck~
less driving all three were killed
in another accident.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-02-09

:;,sz4@1, ''z>'> 81
I | 3, s. ! ! |
If somewhere there is 1Iady
Whose sweet voice would sound divine,
Why not ask her byIong distance,
"WiI you be my vaIentine?"
Contemplate those stirring moments
When you have her on the line,
Hear her then so softly answer,
ayes, I'll be your Valentine"
WHAT? You fear the COST excessive
Though the thrill would be sublime?
Nonsense, rates are low at evening
Call her after supper me.
III
If he's dear enough to call me
And his Ioselby phone '0nsisa,
How could resist his pIeadings?
'"o"'d be his Valentine.
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Say You Saw 1t In The Globe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Plants FOR
Home
Decoration

HOUSE plants seem 10 be
II blooming again after too
long period OF neglect. We
know that there are many wise
folk who always like plants
around the house. but for some
time decorators and room styl-
isis have paid Scant attention
"a the notion of using plants
rot only 10 heautify a room but
as an integral part Of The decor.
Recently d manufacturer came
across a well-nICht forgotten
shipment Of plant tables, and
arranged with q retailer 10 ad-
NcrtIse them. Well. the sight of
those lovely tables with their
copper wells. 10 hold plants, sent
the towns best people scurrying
and the whole flock was gone
before noon.
Tins interested the florists and
they IN turn, have been inter
cstug the public in the various
lovely plants that are so mex
penSIve and DO so much for a
room
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Deck the House

As you deck the house you
also have to plan gay and tasty
bits TO serve those who make
friendly holiday calls. OF course
there are the old standby fruit
cake and cookies TO be served
with wine or steaming hot cot
fee or tea. But how about some
delectable little hors d'oeuvres
and appetizers for change?
No, they're not difficult to
make, and you can store them
in the refrigerator until serving
time. Why not make some
twinkling stars? They are in
reality tomato aSpic nodded in
shallow square pans and later
cut into star shapes with a
cookie cutter. Serve them on
rounds of bread or toast. Gar
niSh with a dab Of mayonnaiSe
and a slice of stuffed olive. OR
use a bit of caviar, sprinkling
of sieved hard cooked egg, a
roSette of anchovy paste, sprigs
of parsley or tiny white pearl
onions.
While you're making the fol-
lowing holiday jelly. don't stop
with one pan, but prepare sew
eral which you can cut and
serve on a moments notice.
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PART 3, PAGE Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Early Birds

Routine is fine but the sched-
ule must mean early to bed,
when 6 is the time for getting
up. There are some exceptions
to the rule too. Many energetic
men and women train them
selves TO get along with only
five or six hours sleep, and still
maintain the best of health and
mental alertness. They are
clever enough to observe simple
health rules, such as plenty of
physical exercise and sensible
eating. =
There are the blithe, crack-of-
dawn arisers who make life mis-
cradle for the rest of us by
waking the household the min
ute they open their eyes. We
could STAY them for it too, when
after a few hours of this ex-
uberance they disappear and
may be found comfortably
Snoozing in a several hours
Siesta.
The point to observe is, take
the hours of sleep and rest seri-
ouSly. 1t is just as important
to health and good looks as food.
Find out how much rest you
need. If five hours sleep re-
stores strength and vitality and
keeps you at normal weight,
there is no need of more rest.
When one has seven or eight
hours of uninterrupted sleep but
is tired and exhausted on aWak-
ing. there is something wrong.
Either improper diet, lack of ex-
erciSe and fresh air or some
physical disturbance. 1t is al
ways advisable to see a physi-
clan for a checkup when rest
hours are unsatisfactory.
When possible, one should
form the habit of early rising,
as morning hours can be so
profitable, but this means going
TO bed long before midnight.
Those who follow a regular
sleep and rest schedule. have
more resistance, better complex
ions, and better dispositions.
They can be depended on to
meet any emerge ncy with
strength and sound judgment.
Fluttery hands, lack of poise,
emotional instability, and age
lines can be traced to lack of
rest. Don't think laziness and
too much pampering is good
either. Use up your strength
and energy as this is the way
we generate a more abundant
supply. There can be no mental
or physical stagnation on the
road to health and beauty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Jellied Egg Slices

One tablespoon plain I'M
favored gelatin, ! cup cold
water, l cup hot water. II tea
spoon salt, , tablespoons sugar,
= cup lemon juice. slices of
hard cooked egg and stuffed
olives.
Soften gelatin in cold water
and dissolve in hot water. Add
sugar, salt and lemon Juice.
Pour into shallow square pan
and cool. When Just beginning
To thicken slightly, arrange
slices of hard cooked eggs in
Jelly about q inch apart. Chill
and when firm turn out onto
board and cut out with round
cutter. Serve on rounds of
bread or toast. Garnish with
slice of stuffed olive. If you
wish spread the bread first with
anchovy paste.
II jellied sardines strike your
fancy use the same jelly mix
ture as for the egg slices and
arrange oblong slices of cheese
in 1t; place a small sardine on
top OF each. Be sure the sar-
dine is covered with Jelly. When
firm cut out and serve on OBJ
long fingers of bread or toast.
Garnish with mayonnaise and
STRIPS OF pimiento.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
hollywood Night Scene Is Gay and Brilliant

If AN artist could paint the
II Hollywood night scene he
would have to use the brightest
eolors in his paint box for all
the girls are going in for lus-
trous tones that are anything
but suppressed under the glow
of artificial lights.
Shades that were on the
never-never list for years have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Rest
And Sleep
For Beauty
BY DONNA GRACE

THERE must be a lot of per-
= sons who make a practice OF
getting up at what they call
the crack of dawn-usually 6
o'clock. We ourselves believe
in early rising. but we fail to
see the virtue of interrupting a
good sound sleep, just to make
the 6 o'clock deadline.
Those who follow this prac-
tice are frequently the nervous
ones, who need even more than
the seven hours. There is really
no set rule about seven hours
being sufficient for all. Over
weights. who never indulge in
any activity, can do with less
sleep than the slender ones, but
instead they are usually the late
sleepers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Even Cynics
Can t Resist
Christmas
BY HELEN ROWLAND

AT THIS mystic moment of
"A the Winter Solstice, the
most hard-boiled cynic can't
help believing-just a little bit
in Santa Claus. We all believe
that some day, somewhere, our
dreams will come true. That we
shall find the world peace, the
everlasting love, the beautiful
romance, the glittering success,
the gift of Happiness for which
we have been secretly praying
Oh yes, we all believe in Santa
Claus, one way or another.
That's what helps us to carry on.
BAD memory IS the Kind
that keeps reminding you of all
the people you forgot TO remem-7
Der at Christmas.
YOU CAN'T rate a mans love
according to the costliness of his
Christmas gift, for volume of
Keats may mean more than
pair of diamond clips; but don't
for a moment imagine that a
man who completely forgets you
on Christmas Day is even little
bit in love with you.
A MAN most enjoys playing
Santa Claus TO a woman when
she least expects it. That is why
the thought of what 10 give his
wife for Christmas nearly always
paralyzes his imagination. He
knows she is expecting some
thing, And it is his rule of life
never to do anything that
woman expects
so OFTEN the sort of man
who has the most power TO in,
Spire romance in women soon
loses the power TO feel romantic
himself That's Natures little
reVengei
Copyright. 1910. KinG Feature. synd.. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22

lemon juice, tablespoon onion
juice.
Mix tomatoes, bay leaf, salt,
celery and cayenne or black pep
per and boil gently 10 minutes.
Soften gelatin in cold water and
dissolve in hot tomato mixture;
add vinegar and onion juice.
Strain and pour into shallow
square pan, which has first been
rinsed out of cold water; chill.
When firm. turn out onto board
and cut into star shapes with
cookie cutters. Place on star
shaped pieces Of bread or toast.
GarniSh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Change Creams

ALL SOAPS and all creamS~,
even the best of them-do not
suit all compilations. The facial
covering has its likes and dis
likes. as many a woman has
found out.
If your complexion starts to
have tantrumS. get red or raShy,
go get yourself some new toilet
articles; it may just be tired of
the same old beauty diet. 1t
may rebel against soap in which
event a cleansing meal or a
thin oil can be substituted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Be duty
Tor
New Year

START today on making your
~ self over and to help you
in your new beauty program, the
following leaflets are offered:
B-61-Makeup Chart.
B-66-Eye Beauty.
.B-67-Care of Teeth.
B-69-Hands and Nails.
B-74-Care of Feet.
B-7S-Hair Treatments
B-S1-Shampoos, Rinses.
B-S3-Facials.
B-8S-CompleXion Diet.
B-9f-Mifk Diet.
You may have any two of
these leaflets if you will enclose
three cents to cover mailing
coSts-or the set of 10 for 10
cents. Address your request TO
Donna Grace, Beauty Editor,
The Detroit Times, Detroit,
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22

been taken back into the fold.
The lamb lost the longest was
a brilliant shade of orange re-
vived for Fall with a brand new
name and a fancy one. '''tawny
tangerine," a color of the fruit
with a tan over-glow,
Miriam Hopkins, the star of
Lady With Red Hair" likes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
osty Little Appetizers
For Holiday Entertaining
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

CLEARING the hospitality of
~ our homes is one OF the love-
Hest ways of giving TO others
and the Christmas-New
Year holidays offer a perfect
background for entertaining.
After all, it's not money spent
that's the measure of pleasure.
but the whole-hearted entrance
into yuletide sentimentality.
Therefore deck your home
with sprays of pine and halsam
set off with red bells and silver
tipped pine cones. Tuck a tiny
tinkling bell into the festoon
over the front door so that each
guest may enter right into the
spirit expressed in your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22

this shade because IL is very
flattering to her blond hair
and deep blue eyes, but brunets
and titians will find it an equ-
ally enhancing color.
There's a new richness and
luxuriance about the clothes
worn for even the simplest
movieland dinner.
Another lovely formal gown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22

Many variations may be
worked out from this basic
Jelly; before it has been set
place small shrimps in it in
little groups or sprinkle tiny
cubes of American cheese over
the top. Press these down with
the back Of a spoon. When set
serve on crisp toast or crackers.
.. For a jellied relish leave the
lemon juice out of the basic
recipe and when the mixture
begins to thicken slightly, fold
in one cup we'll drained pickle
relish. Pour into shallow pan
and chill until firm. Turn onto
board and cut into fancy shapes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
Beauty

in a bright but soft color u
Brenda Marshalfs little frock ins
mesh wool the color Of anne
thysts. She topped the gown
which was slim and just a bit
slinky. with a jacket of black
lame backed with amethyst
wool.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22
TwinkIinq Stars

One and one-half cups canned
tomatoes, Il bay leaf. u tea
spoon salt, l stalk celery, few
grains cayenne or black pepper,
/ tablespoon plain unflavored
gelatin. 4 cup cold water, l
tablespoon mild vinegar or
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Authentic Measures

Before starting construction re-
move and burn all tree stumps,
roots, old boards. logs or other ma
terial on the site which may furnish
food and shelter to termites.
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Droping Of Windows
Blankets Undesirable

We have long considered two i'm
portant points for the decoration
Of q living room the window
grouping or the fireplace grouping,
but when a living room Is without
a fireplace and when the large win
dow has Q brick wall view we are
more or less stopped for a new
thought.
One of the most attractive ideas
Is to drape the whole window area
in a soft, sheer curtain way to the
floor This should be of a material
and color that picks up light and
sunshine and is usually one Of the
silky finished 9auzelike fabrics in
a shade that blends with the wall
of a slightly pinkish or yellowish off,
white. A long sofa placed in front
of this, with its back to the I'M
attractive view, with end tables
and lamps makes a most inviting
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Soft PeriwinkIe Blue
Makes Unusual Kitchen

A kitchen decorated with an out
extraordinary color scheme &C
quires a distinct personality. One
such color scheme is built around
Notwithstanding cabinets and
trim-painted a lovely soft peri
Wrinkle blue. In pleasant contrast,
the walls and ceiling are painted
q warm ivory. The linoleum has an
ivory ground lightly marbled with
brown and double lines of brown
and red mark 1t into large squares.
This kitchen serves also as dining
room for the children. Before the
large double windows-Where the
wide sill holds poisoning plants
there is a table, which folds back
against the wall when not in use.
and two small chairs painted
daffodil yellow with decslconania
designs decorating their backs. At
the smaller window above the sink
are oil silk curtains of soft yellowish
tone.
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Gala Program Set
For 33d ConcIave
Of Realty Dealers
Philadelphia Convention
To Draw About 1000
From All Over U. S.

New social trends in land utiliza-
ton, trends which are the founda-
ton for future land value, will be
reviewed for the American Institute
of Real Estate Appraisers at its an
nual banquet in Philadelphia No
vember IA by Charles Abrams. au-
thor of the recently published Rev
olution in Land"
This book, from study of
land ownership, tenancy, mortgage
finance, taxation and construction
in their organic relationship, and
of the entrance of Government into
the field, emphasizes the Importance
Of our having a unified national
policy which would achieve what we,
as a Nation, want in relation to
housing and land use.
Mr.. Abrams, lecturer on econom-
les and housing at the New School
for Social Research, New York, and
until recently legal adviser to the
New York City Housing Authority
is consultant to the United States
Housing Authority.
The dinner meeting of the ap-
praisers' professional group and
(See PROGRAM, Page BID
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1910 |sExpected
To Set Airline
Building Record
New Homes on Market
Just in Time to
Prevent Shortage

Total residential construction for
the first nine months of the year in
Metropolitan Washington continues
to lead by a wide margin building
during the same period of 1889,
which set a record as the greatest
home building year in the history
OF the Nations Capital, it is pointed
out by Rufus S Lusk In Washington
Business Review.
Unquestionably 1910 will prove to
be year in which more housing will
be erected than any in the history Of
this area, Mr.. Lusk states.
PAPER Cent Gain Over '39.
Through September 80, 1853
apartment units and houses were
started in and around Washington.
This compares with 9.298 in 1899.
The increase is "a per cent over
1899 1t would appear that at least
$4,000, and perhaps close to 10000,
units will be started in this territory
during 1910. This number of units
will provide housing with no crowd
ing for at least $4,000 people.
In order to take care of the thou
sands of persons who are coming
into Washington to work directly in
the defense program or in other
Jobs made by Washington's growth
these houses are coming on the
market at the right time.
Emergency Helps Situation Here.
If the present emergency, which
began to affect Washington real
estate last spring, had not occurred
the unprecedented amount of build
ing that has taken place this year
would have produced an unfortunate
situation. Vacancies in apartments
and houses would have increased
and the number of new unsold
houses on the market would have
gone up. However, the growth of the
city will absorb the structures that
are now being erected.
OF the total units started this year
6,807 were houses and 4,751 were
apartments and fats. The houses
had an average permit value of
S6,074 in Washington, s4,665 in
Montgomery County and the average
for Arlington and Fairfax Counties,
taken together, was $4,872.
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use in placing the important pieces
of furniture in your house 50 that
you will enjoy the fullest efficiency
from each item.
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Walls Pointed Apricot

A library that holds an impressive
air of light and comfort has walls
painted in a soft apricot color, q
floor covered with shaggy beige
carpet and curtains of hand blocked
linen. The furniture is covered with
leather in a pigskin finish. These
subdued background colors serve
admirably to set of the group of
water colors above the mantel and
the lamps and other accessories of
brass
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group. Two side chairs of the same
height as the sofa will complete a
conversation group that may be put
into full-time use with the addition
Of q tea or coffee table.
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Silver Star Home
Is on Display
Second Week
WestmoreIund Hills
Dwelling Hos on
Attractive Setting
BY MARGARET NOVEL;.

Large crowds attended the open
ing last Sunday of the ninth Silver
Star home of the year, located at
lis Albemarle street, Westmoreland
Hills, Md, which tomorrow will enter
the second week of its exhibition
period. The dwelling will continue
on display under auspices Of The
Star through Sunday, November 3.
Built and designed by Edwin l..
and Lois B. Taylor, this attractive
home has been completely decorated
and furnished by Colony House.
The new home is of New England
Colonial design and it contains 10
rooms and baths. 1t is built of
brick with a stone and clapboard
front. 1t is moderately priced. The
wide lot is attractively handicapped.
A garden area at the back contains
lily pool and rock garden.
The home may be reached from
downtown Washington by driving
out Massachusetts, avenue NV. 20
Westmoreland Circle. Then follow
(See NOVEL;, Page B-6)
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(See NOVEL;, Page B-6)
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Furniture Grouping
Essential to Comfort

Though your living room may be
faultless in design and perfect in
decoration, as well as amply fur
nished, 1t may still lack usefulness
to you unless the furniture is
grouped according to the use you
wish to make Of it.
A sofa is lonely perch unless
there is a chair opposite to make
an easy conversation group. A desk
is merely a piece of wall furniture
If it has no light coming onto the
writing surface. A deep chair may
be the last word in comfort, but
II there is not table close by
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for your book and a lamp the proper
height and intensity to read by it
is living up to only q third of its
usefulness.
The serving table in your dining
room is valuable only when it is
close to the pantry door and may
be used for serving, which indicates
that its surface must not be clut-
tered. The dressing table in your
bedroom will never be used if the
light by day or evening does not
reflect q shiny nose. Consider its
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-04-19

question Of Herod Matt 81, 40
regarding the place where the Mes
siah was TO be born.
Thus the coming ruler of Israel,
the Judge of all peoples, the Prince
of Peace, is none other than the
Lord Jesus who was born into this
world as the Babe of Bethlehem.
"a Saviour Christ the Lord
Luke 2:1D. Israel rejected Him
and He had to give them up ".
-, but the time will come when
they shall see Him as their King.
Nv. His Reign-As King ga, SAL.
This man shall be our peace"
". 5, r. W. He it is who shall
be great unto the ends of the earth"
". a.; and that can be said of no
man IN all history except of Him
of whom We sing,
Jesus shall reign where'er the sun
Does his successive journeys run:
His kingdom stretch from shore to shore
Till moons shallWaX and Wane no more.
Isaac Watts.
His shall not be the reign of q
despot, for we read that He shall
feed his flock in the strength of
Jehovah" ". 4, R. W. His ene-
mics and the enemies of God the
Father must be put down, but His
people will find Him to be the ten