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Evening star., 1940-03-21
DrathH

PRATHER. ULYSSES. On wednesday.
March 20, 1910. at his residenee, 1856
SqHsR caTolna sd,dIns ave- Sc ULYSSES pRA-
Funeral from the William H. Scott fu-
neral home, 400 sth st Sc. on Saturday;
fTisnas invited inteFment FssSss cedsT fRH Hiii
POLLOCK. JOHN SAMUEL. On wednes-
aay Ma5fh JnHN e 1at4 81
Colorado ave. NV, beloved husband of
dsabea Po!oek and father of Catherine
on Friday. March March 90, % at at j % pm. Inter. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
SHINN, JOHN J. On Wednesday. March
bo d94o JOHN Ii rdn sHIMN the beloyed
bers' funeral home, 1900 Chaplin st, NV.
Notice of funeral later
SISTER RAPHAEL of the Sacred Heart.
GUCY J. Pike. 81. died at Trinity Col
lege Thursday.
REQUIEM mass in Notre Dame Chapel.
4E Ds%e G1ss aend'K sser Nd
omit flowers. 23
SMITH. HOMER A. A. On Wednesday.
March 90. 1870. at his resdence. 300
a 4 sMTTH. beloved husband Of riazei G.
Of Of Tssnesk fsFas i MTa Fences nT w. Haas
N u.
Smith Of Arlington, Va and Mrs Ann G
Eastwood of Silver Spring; Md Remains
restiry at the above residence after II
Funeral services at the Takoma Park
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Tulip St and Maple
term 1p For F5daE Eneon MST'h en- e. Pr"
SMITH. MARY BETTERs On Wednes-
sMiTH shs sHTvlyed so, y two u, sIand
seven great grandchildren: a son-in aw
and other relatives and friends Remains Is
PuneraI eraIus satgTday Mareh h, 23 9pm
B sts, ne. Rev, Walden officiating. 81
STANTON. VICTORIA GITTINGER. On
MsFfa b 1888 befoved ve q
hs hs late al tho 5eha sa fnrs Rsmsns Rem sg esi
Notice of funeral later
STEWART, MATTE; On Wednesday:
MsTeh ln0S 30 SO 1880 MATTE STEWART Of
Notice of funeral later
WASHINGTON. ELIZABETH w. On
Wednesday; March 20. 1870. at her, resi-
sEfa fnff " va 2eS aurhtsI EsIzA Of
the late Francis virginia Washington ard
sister of the late Fannie Washinston VIII
Frsnds 'n1 are @ Invited "ShSsH to ca at Ga%ep HSs
1856 Pa. ave NV
Funeral services at Gawler's chapel,
1850 Pa. ave NV. on Friday. March %,
at 2:30 pm. Interment Congressional
Ceut terry
WEIGH. FRANK D. On Thursday.
cedsr nareh ST. IT, Hyattsve Sf Ms Md reifARSf FRASk
WEIGH. husband of Ada E. WEIGH. father
of Harmon c. WEIGH and brother of Reed
F. WEIGH of California.
dale funeral home on Saturday. March %,
at 2:3O p.m Rev. j. r. Wood of Hyatts-
vile Methodist Church officiating. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Lakeland,
Fla. papers please COPY 2:'
WEISS, LUELLA. On Thursday, March
NV. LUELLA WESS Remains resting at
Frazier'S funeral home. 3S9 r. l. ave. NV.
Notice of funeral later
WHEELWRIGHT. ELEANOR HUNGER
FORD. Suddenly, on Wednesday, March
HGNdERFoRD G Rfa ReH WHEELWs1GHr Ffs1Sfhes ELEANOR
Interment Oak Grove Cemetery. Oak
Grove. Va, on Saturday March 23, ct 4
pm. Please omit flowers.
1oHAG !9HS az otesn e. On TqssdsS c JOHN S1'fh
YOUNG, beloved husband of Virg!e NJ.
and brother ai'i1 Of Mrs. Annie Knieht, Mrs,
Laura Dumphy and Ann Pearl Young.
Services at his late residence. 1673 Wis
consin ave. NV. on Friday. March %.
at pm. Relatives. and friends invited
Cemeter-
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Woman Expecting
QuintupIets Already
Enriched by Contract
Provided With Every
Need by Newspaper
For Publication Rights
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, March 21.-Enriched
by an agreement that provides funds
and medical care, Mrs. Katherine
Callahan, who hopes to become a
mother of quintuplets, rested today
in a hospital suite far more luxu-
rious than her one-room, $2.50-a-
week apartment.
But she was not a willing patient.
Her physician, DR.. Arthur w. Wood,
who earlier confirmed that X-ray
photographs apparently showed five
distinct heads of unborn babies, had
to persuade the mother that a pc
riod of rest was necessary.
I'm not SICK" she asserted, and
demanded to be permitted to join
her husband, Emory, 30-year-old
furniture factory woodworker who
earns SIS weekly.
Today the Miami Herald, whose
owner. John S. Knight, placed the
Galatians under contract for exclu-
sive publication rights of photo
graphs and news. planned to lease
a new home for them where nursing
and medical attention would be con-
stantly available.
The Herald's agreement provided
the prospective mother with an un-
disclosed sum of money, the services
of DR.. Wood and specialists if the
physician desires to call them, and
all hospital expenses, including
nurses, as we'll as income from news
and pictures.
Normally, the babies would be
born May 90 Medical men pointed
out, however, that multiple births
usually are premature The mother
small, brown-haired, blue-eyed
woman, has gained 20 pounds in re-
cent months. She weighs 1913 now
but her condition was declared to be
excellent by DR.. Wood.
The husbands father, Thomas c.
Evening star., 1940-03-21

the expenses being met by free will
silver offerings.
Similar showings of "The King of
Kings are planned by national
committee for so or more cities. Mr..
Stone is a member of this commit
tee, which includes, among others,
Bishop Edward H. Hughes of the
Methodist Church, the Rev. Joseph
R. Sizoo of New York, formerly pas
tor of the New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church; Senator Wagner Of
New York, Representative Barton of
New York and DR.. George A. But
trick, president of the Federal Coun-
Gil of Churches.
The picture was shown at First
Church last year to more than 1000
spectators. 1t is expected the at
tendance this week will be much
greater. Sound effects and a musical
accompaniment have been added to
the film. but no attempt has been
made to include dialogue.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Love Seats

$l37.5O Love Seat, 18th Century
English; exposed frame solid Anna.
zon mahogany; down-filled cush.
ions. Tailored in damask cox
$l48 Love Seat, Hepplewhite; ex-
posed frame solid Honduras ma.
hosany; down-filled cushions. Tai.
lored in blue brocatelle &110
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Barrel Chairs

$91 Barrel Chair, 18th Century
English; exposed frame solid ma
hosany; down.6lled cushion. Tai.
lored in blue figured tapestry %R8
$50 Barrel Chair, Sheraton type;
exposed frame solid Honduras ma.
hosany. Tailored in dark sreen gen.
uine top Grain leather S54
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Lounge Chairs

$50 Lounge Chair, English type;
solid rock maple frame; down.
filled cushion; covered in attrac-
tive print $50
SIS Lounge Chair, a fine biz Eng.
lish type-the ideal mans chair.
Exposed frame solid mahogany;
down.filled cushion. Tailored in
damask ------------------ $k4
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Callahan of Thomasville, Ga, was a
twin, but no other multiple births
have been recorded in the family.
The couple came to Miami in Oc-
tober, 1899, from Thomasville. They
were married in Cullman, Ala, June
II, 1885, Mis-. Callahan is the
adopted daughter of E. L. Duren of
Amory, Miss, a ticket agent for the
Mississippi Tennessee Railroad.
The Galatians are pleased that
fate apparently has selected them
for the event with a mathematical
probability of l in 57,O00,OO0.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Firth

JAMES. First Lit. and Mrs. Newell c.
ELEANOR STONE JAMES, at Fort Bragg,
N C., March g. 1910 Miss James is the
granddaushter of former Congressman w:
T. James and Mrs. James of Michigan and
Col. and Mrs. Spencer B. Akin Of this city.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Easy Chairs

Easy Nha1fS
S9S Easy Chair, Queen Anne de-
sign; with separate down filled
pillow back and seat cushion. Cab.
riole legs Of solid walnut. Tailored
in brown brocatelle GzC
S73 Easy Chair, Adam design;
exposed frame solid mahogany.
Tailored in green figured dam.
ask $40
$3.50 Easy Chair, the famous
Lawson; with exposed frame of
solid Honduras mahogany; down.
filled cushion. Tailored in striped
damask --------A GSQ
$40 Easy Chair, Queen Anne;
exposed frame solid Honduras
mahogany; made with comfortable
channel back and covered in
gold damask with small green
figure SIS
$3.50 Easy Chair, Sheraton de.
sign; exposed frame solid Honduras
mahogany; down-6lled cushion.
Tailored in green damask $40
$S2 Easy Chair, Hepplewhite de.
sign; exposed frame solid ma.
hosany; semi.tufted back; down.
filled cushion; striped damask
tailoring co
Wing Chairs
$76 Wing Chair, American Chip.
pendale; with ball and claw feet
of solid mahogany. Tailored in
blue brocatelle -----------S54
S63 Wing Chair, American Chip.
pendale; exposed frame solid
mahogany. Tailored in hand
blocked linen SIP
SIS Wing Chair, Early Amer.
ican; exposed frame solid rock
maple. Tailored in colorful
print $22.5O
Club Chairs
$3.50 Club Type Easy Chair, of
English design; solid rock maple
frame; down.filled pillow back
and seat cushion. Covered in hand.
some print &CS
$1l2.5O Club Chair, English type;
exposed frame solid Amazon ma.
hogany; separate down-6lled pill
low back and seat cushion. Tailored
in green br0eatelle $69.5O
Open Arm Chairs
$45 Open Arm Chair, Queen
Anne; exposed frame solid Hon
duras mahogany. Tailored in self
figured dama'k $3.50
SIS Open Arm Chair, Hepple.
white; exposed frame solid
mahogany. Tailored in red
broeatelle --$l7.5O
SIS Arm Chair, Sheraton type;
exposed frame solid mahogany.
Covered in blue striped
d'ma'k $3.50
$45 Open Arm Chair, Chinese
Chippendale; exposed frame solid
mahogany. Tailored in handsome
figured velvet ------ $29. 50
$45 Arm Chair, Sheraton; base
of solid mahogany. Tailored in
blue brooatells $3.50
W&JSLOAN
I'll TWELFTH ST.
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Pattern

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Sen0B!.Z ia: g

was only time for = hurried fare
well 10 Olive and Mildred who had
10 come to say goodbye 10 Jim.
You must visit me when you
get back" sheila whispered 10 the
girl from San Francisco and
Olive smiled. Il viii. after you're
married
I'm not getting married"
sheila confessed but there was no
chance 10 explain. She was on the
gangplank now. on. thank good
ness abe had made II. Once on
the ship she would be on her way.
Familiar Territory
No matter how long II took TO
reach home she was already on
familiar territory. where the serv-
Ice and food were unquestionably
inferior but where most people
said what they meant and meant
what they said
Jim was not In sight NJ the
moment but by the time sheila
reached the upper deck she found
him leaning over the rail. calling
last messages 10 Mildred and
Olive. she slipped up beside him
and stood there without speaking
until he turned and saw her.
She had expected him 10 be sur
prised and a bit pleased but II
he were he did not show a.
He said ooolly. Hello. sheila ?"
and continued 10 address himself
10 those below.
He's still annoyed with me. Z"
she thought, hut he'll get over
it."
They stood side by side ss the
ship pulled away from the pier
and began its leisurely passage
down the length Of aduana. but
a. they rounded the last point
from where the ship could be
sighted sheila saw Raoul's car.
Eric Wainwright must have told
him she was sailing and he had
driven out here 10 wave farewell
How typical OF him. she thought.
and how rgcetl
As she lifted her arm for that
final salute tears came into her
eyes. Dear Raoull She no longer
wished 10 marry him but there
would never be anybody else quite
like him.
Jim, standing beside her. ssked
enriousiy. Why didn't he come 10
see you OFF,"
Continued on Page 1s, Column a.
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T0DAY'S
RECIPES

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CHAPTER THrRTY.rHREE


sheila expecting Jim's voice
was surprised 10 hear that of Eric
Wainwright.
There has been csncella-
tion." he announced. ION the ship
sailing tomorrow II you still want
it,
IF want it," she repeated
joyfuily.
shall I take II then 20
BY all means she urged.
And thanks a million. Mr.. VAIN
wright. Tn terribly grateful TO
you"
When she returned 10 her room
she was % excited she began to
pack Immediately. The ship was
sailing AT noon. The travel agent
had warned her that her trunk
must be ready by nine o'clock.
There were 90 many thing TO be
done. She must 20 10 the bank,
send a cablegram TO her father.
telephone Olive.
Olive Would Come
But no, that wouldn't be neces-
sary since Olive would come down
To see Jim leave.
Now that she knew she was
really going the room with its
ugly furniture and high ceiling
seemed like a prison from which
she was anxious TO escape.
II II hadn't been for the balcony
she never could have endured IL.
What q relief To be at home again
with her own luxuriously tiled
bath and modern plumbing. Helen
had said abe was 10 redecorate
her room any way abe wanted IL.
She would do II In blue and
silver with just a touch OF lemon
yellow. Oh, IL would be wonderful
to be home.
suppose she had felt like this
after she had married Raoull How
terrible to be homesick for your
own country and your own people
yet forced TO remain and adjust
yourself TO foreign customs and
surroundings.
DreamIess Sleep
When she went 10 bed abe was
20 tired she dropped into a dream
less sleep from which she did not
vsken until the servant arrived
with coffee.
There In a man here for your
trunk. senorita. There IL perhaps
some mistake"
NO mistake" she assured him
smiling. I'm leaving this morn
ing. I'm going home"
How she ever did II was a mys-
terry afterward but at exactly five
minutes 70 IL she was AZ the pier.
Friends and relatives had al
ready been sent ashore no there
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= Z natural 81 sammenfsbis
= sat % rstaFa - Kindness
shazn You. bat 4 = nsxsr nrces-
~ = make q material return Coz
~ ehllfation slcn - that g.
seflted in ths following letter
I shauid Ike r. - sasasthinF
szzz ==sTs= sTTTszzstfFs f1T tuH
parents ~ friend No rave taken
ne hens 9th hsr sxsF Hssny sses
snds this summer. ThsY nave bsen
laxsIY . me snd have told ne
many time. that ~ sers very
go = have th~r aaaFhtsf hrtne
ne sith her ~ # = club pr
professional scuasn n fhs city
sna ave nowhere = lnxits their
= stsY ~ath ne ut perhaps
thsfe - scmsthtns 49, - a. thst
sauid propsriY tss= fhs place
- = return lnvisallan win Yeu
please tell me what Il - rof all
their frisndilre.. hey are quite
formal people. ard I n ~, want
= fsl = show NJ Erstitud- Cor
thslr kindnsss
Older people wha invite young.
sr people d stay n thsir houses
never expect an lnxif.ticn from
th~ latter. To show vour apprsci-
alien IN your eenslasfats he-
hsvies when staying IN their hou--
10 the very hsst return po~.nis
= make
TIVE Wedding eske
Dear Mrs. Pest NJ wedding
supper Il being given # an inn.
sftsr which Mother hai invited the
guests home "a sss the Gifts
W wondered whether Il might not
he better 10 have the ssddlng csEs
cut II homs after supper instead
% a. supper There Niu b. other
dezrsrt foe supper
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IESI ANSWERS

Below are Tire answers 60 test
questions printed - ths editorial
page:
!. Txxnty-first
:. Alpha
= Ephesus. In Asz Minor.
: Mss.
). Watt.
6. About one-hah billion dollars.
:. The previous question.
Z SeSe-s TsS:o=.
?. Latvit. Lithuanis and Estonia-
IL. De Lesseps.
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Lately We have been arguing
about . certain matter and de-
cided 10 ask you or your readers
what they think Of IL.
I meet this chum each noon and
we 80 to lunch together. She IL
very fond Of candy and always
buys some after each lunch. I
don't object to that. but I do feel
embarrassed when she eats IL on
the street She gees down the
main avenues munching on choco-
lates and caramels with the calm
indifference OF q monkey In q
zoo.
And furthermore when we 20 to
theater she invariably buys pop
corn and eats II while the other
people around US glare.
I finally became exsspersted and
told her what I thought Of such
manners. She declares etiquette
is not involved-that it 10 q mis-
taken sense Of the fitness OF
things that embsrrasses me.
Isn't 1t really bad manners TO
eat on the street or in q theater,
Miss Greyr O. NJ.
Yes. IL 10. To eat on the street
IL bad enough. but to crunch
loudly in q thester Is even
worse. for 1t ia disconcerting to
those about you, who paid to
have pleasure-not pain.
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There Are Many Good Reasons for
Waning to Meet a Woman Again
Chief Among These Is Virtue Of BEING Interested
In What Another Person Says and THINKS
~ CYNTHIA GREY

Study the woman the other day talked with for
naiI an nour ana decided YOU must again-soon
you'll learn many of the things that person like
acquaintance = -
First Of all she really seemed interested in what YOU had
to say lou could see in her face 1t serious though
INTENT when you were saying something serious And she
smiled apprecativey when said something you hoped
sounded either funny cle,er -
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MUSICAL MACMURRAY

You may not be aware Of II.
but Fred MacMurray. star of
Paramount's Rangers OF For
tune" once upon = time was star
vocalist with the California Col
lesians orchestra. Scores Of rec
ords made by the band utilized
the baritone voice of MacMurray
for the lyrics.
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GOOD TASTE TODAY

Answer. IN. proper time and
pises = cut ths eaks 81 . att
dava wedding supper is after
aezssrt wedding cake = never
considered dessert Nsreuvsf
49, p<rson's shars = supposed
n - little more han one o.
to mauthfuis era satsn 81 the
szaalns me afh@r savsH n take
bams % dream -.
a Rsfuz=.
n~sr Mrs. Pest The country
= ny hlFtA l. enc - thos- which
= - meFe an aaahly unhappy
sine. I cannot farEst ny home
TT 80 bssu turned = sshss
NJ an sssins 80 ssoat polite
49, rar ths 49, Fnanfhs pse=
ris nave s.if. We'll. 49, does e
fssi - - = Nssi = Yesterday
sansans asNsd ne ~h@shsr ! wss
Freneh ~ R.igisn - q friend
answered far ne. #ahs - nsithsr
anT lnnaer, nov shsss = Sssai-
! fslt nyssif asttlss I'D ssd !
wanted O. sp-sk ny minf. but !
checked myself sna felt miserable
far re daring q shsw more 10y
sitY u my own p~opl.. Nov can
aaeh erusi is~ss ,. anH~sFsdf
Answer Cruel psopi. who
49, refugees ahaat tAs ar. 90
a. thess IN assp mourning
aheuf thoss whom they havs
last an not ~ answered IN any
saY that viii make thsn under.
stand their iaek - kindness
II ssY Please - "a talN -
something else ~ = taFn away
|. al ere can "a ut those -
as ~ho are not stricken ~ ne
49, eaa 81 lsass ~ = taik -
ether thlnGs IN ne efesenes -
al Strangers
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ALL II SION

What with Writer Preston stur-
ges directing Psramount's The
Great AcGinty," and Actors Pres
ton Foster and Robert Preston sp-
pearing in Northwest Mounted
Police" today = cry Of Preston.
Telephone" causes no and o. con-
fusion In the studio eommisrsry
at noon.
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But she didn't leave ell the con-
versation TO you. She talked
enough 50 that you didn't feel en-
harrassed later for fear you had
hogged the spotlight. and made a
bore Of yourself. The things she
had to say made sense-and YOU
were honestly interested in her
IDEAS.
She didn't seem a bit cold or
standoffish- You felt that she was
the kind Of person who became
very fond Of her friends. a person
Of understanding and sympathy.
Not once did she make any really
catty or malicious remarks about
anyone - though she did tell an
amusing snecdote or two that
showed she doesn't miss a trick
when 1t comes to seeing the alb
surdities in human nature.
She acted glad Of the chance 10
talk to you. as though II were a
piece Of real luck.
She didn't drag In the names Of
important people in order to
place" herself and impress you.
She seemed content to be just her
self and to give you credit for
wanting to know her, and not her
pedigree.
No wonder you made up your
mind TO see her again soon. In no
time at all she'll be one of your
good friends.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-17
Appetite

Dear Miss Grey: VIII you please
settle an argument for me?
I am a working girl and have a
very good friend who goes many
places with me. In fact we went
to school together and have
known each other for so long that
we feel free to speak frankly to
one another.