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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-25
Utilities Construction
Program Is Announced

NEW YORK, Jan. "a. - Up - A
SCI, 600, 600 construction and eXpan'
sion program for middle west and
Washington, D. c., utilities was an
nounced today by Edward L. Shea,
president of North American Co.
The program, as outlined, indicates
expenditures of about S38,500,000 this
year and more than $4,000, 900 in
1941 for work which cannot be CON-
pleted next winter. The budget is
the systems largest in nine years
and the 1910 budget is twice that OF
1889,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-25
DESTROYER SINKS

SPLIT, Yugoslavia, Jan. 24.-CP-
The Yugoslav destroyer Lljubljana,
1,4O0 tons, sank within an hour at
the naval base of Sibenik today after
it struck a submerged cliff. Com
mander Ahlin committed suicide
when the boat sank, while the other
officers and crew, numbering approx
imately 300, jumped overheard. All
were rescued.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-25
SYNOPSIS

THE CHARACTERS:
FABIENNE SEYMOUR, rich, young
and beautiful.
EICKY BARTLETT, wealthy and IN
love with Fabienne.
ELLEN CHAPMAN, young and ca
pable mistress of Willoughoy
house.
DIR. BILL MALLORY, close freno
of Ellen's.
YESTERDAY: Fabienne expected to
return to her ancestral home IN
Maryland for Christmas, but a
death in the family alters her
her plans and she is obliged 70
remain in New York alone.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08
Fall Clothes Look Masculine
But Their Wearers Should Not

vere. plain clothes demand fs<ui-
nine rntfftme. ssflny s=HesfH <tlH.
msticuiously rast- ~. sffnaEy she1
f.<s snd secsssories wfth rs.i sys
appeal
fts = mistake faF snr ~eman
- lst hsr skin e~eons kard sad
sssthsr- e<st~n sren e<ex=>xru<
uFe = ate tan ef<sxes - ref
seuFs< bride paths - sr<n Fe<d
ssstsasas nishs ercsns. p<e<eefixe
dsy creams snf hard intlaus must
- n.~d regularly ~ 10 fsii Gulf.
- Flains ssfsct - nsessTssf OR
sFvf.~. she'll toos . fright n street
enstmfwss ss weli - syenlr1
FEnfhs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08
problem wife
By LOUISE HOLMES

tied for a cab and she stepped in
side. The Elm street church. she
said.
She quietly followed a flustered
deacon down the aisle. Quietly
She might as well have uttered
war whoop and entered with
siren. The congregation gssped.
wave Of whispers swept through
the auditorium. The members If
the choir. marching TO their
places, stopped.
Their song hung IN mid-air for
a split second. As Jan seated her
self the rostrum door opened
Terry came through the door.
his young face set in serious lines.
his mouth tight and resolute. lie
took four steps before his eyes
drawn as II by a magnet. found
Jan.
The congregation saw IL They
saw the blaze leap TO his eyes. they
saw his chin SO up. they heard his
voice ring out In song. Tears stung
many eyes Jarvis samp slumped
into his collar. Selma Guthrie went
white. Sophie Swift murmured.
Thank Cod-oh thank God"
Terry's sermon was inspired
i There was an aliveness about him.
a quality OF deep Joy softened his
voice Jan. her eyes on Terry's
face. heard not a word Of the ser
mon.
Not even when he fervently
prayed did she how her head SHE
dropped twenty dollar bill In tn.
collection plate. she tromblingly
accepted communion.
And then the service vas over
Terry swung down from the pulpit
With long. joyous strides. he
went 10 Jan. lie took her hand and
drew her 10 her feet. lie pulled the
little hand through his arm and.
together. they walked 20 the hack
Of the church. through the foyer
/ and into the street.
The congregation. watching their
transfigured faces. had not stirred
For an instant after Jan and Terry
had disappeared there was no
sound. then came a signing rustic
/ A voice broke across the rustic
The congregation Will remain
seated" said the voice II va
Sophie Swift who had spoken She
stood on the rostrum. ollnGing 10
the pulpit II was the first dra-
matte act Of sophie's life and she
was parslyzed with astonlshment
al her own tsmsrty
Our minister's wife has re-
turned. she began. gaining conf
denee with every word
They are two unhappy children.
They love each other. Our minis
ters wife Ia N be made welcome
more than welcome Do you hear
me-" Her vote. rose with N. In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08
GOOD TASTE
TODAY

PANTY Traditions s.a <>rtsr><.f
fnssis~f wh~. nrta~ Receives
oia silver fr~m N~sA~s.ssIA~
II 10 si~svs alfncuis ~ = hsfae
No hss not hn0wu her hush.nas
family eel before hsf marriage
q know shat b A IN matters
that involve TIE personal .<nts.
merits o. ths family trsaisiuns If
her ln.lsws A hrias deserlh-. .
situation q tn. sort In q letter
Ny future moshsr-ln-ls~ hzs
sivsn me silver that wss hsrs II
10 very n~sutlfn ana my flAnes
ara are delegated 10 nav. u. nat
we don't know what - - aheus
the marking Her silver Il naarsssi
vtth c. NJ. h~s mssden Initiate
nv initials are X A. and ~iil 10
X 4. and G " cant - ehsaxe.i
into either New silver lie IN.
caa stln h. bought. snd sthss
members ~ the family are salnx
70 ave "a. soms 10 add n hers
- there 10 only seoat h.if enough
A. ynu can guess, the question 10
What shout the marking ~ the
nsw sliveff Must u Re marked
with tho same initials that ara an
hers. or shall have her Initials
removed ant have u all don. with
my ownN lnitislsf
To this I can ~ least advise
that tho new silver be marked
X. n Whistler yon can hav.
the old silver remarked depends
upon how motheF.in-isw 1eulf
feel. and that you vii hsv. to finsi
out n YOU are In doubt. would.
In your place. keep n - n IL
Remember one thing IL the an
craving 10 In tho same style. AMI
the outline ~ the initial appruxi.
mstsiy thu same. fe~ II any sili
notice that the initials are differ.
snt and n they 10. u does not
matter, n merely gives lts family
history. which In itself 10. In thu
opinion ~ most ~ NJ. something
10 b~ treasured rather than
effseed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08
CHAPTER THIRTY SIX

Walter said, just before the train
pulled out, BE sure. Jan Two peo-
pie are concerned in marriage.
two people are concerned in d.
vorce. You were a little high hand
ed in marrying Terry. I'm afraid
you are going hesdlong into this
lie doesn't want me. Walter"
she choked.
I'm only asking you to be sure,
dear"
Ii was late afternoon on Friday
when Jan left New York. She sat
quietly in her compsrtment-think-
ing II was not constructive think
ing. more like dreadful longing.
aching hunger.
Toward morning the thinking
had its clear moments. piercing
clear. At last. hardly conscious Of
her movements. Jan dressed. Then
she called Mippy.
Get up. Mippy." she said We
are changing in Chicago"
Mippy took one look at JAMS
face and asked no question. She
dressed hurriedly, in an unfamiliar
state Of pleased excitement. She
called the porter, their baggage
was carried out. and they alighted
/ in Chicago. Jan went to the ticket
window.
when can get a train for
Briigetown. Iowa >" she asked
Two O'Clock on the Zephyr. "
he told her.
Jan bought two tickets and res
ervations.
Mippy said, I'VE could get there
faster by plane"
Jan smiled There is no hurry
| Just 80 ] get there in time for
church at eleven tomorrow morn
ing III 20 in as / did that other
time III see HMM hear him
speak. Then-Ill go away. He
needn't even speak 10 me"
Love had humbled JAMS spirit 10
the dust Just 10 see Terry. TO hear
his voice so little to ask.
: The Fortress hotel welcomed Jan
and Mippy back. Jan asked for
secrecy and obtained promise
She was ready for church Al half
after ten Sunday morning
The day was warm and she wore
a dark chiffon frock. a white flow
er hat and white sandals Her purse
was white, and her gloves.
DO ! look all right. Hippy >"
she asked fearfully.
Aippy gazed AZ her childs shin
ing eyes and quivering mouth. She
said. you'll do" in carefully
controlled voice. Put so cents In
the collection plate. bow your head
when DR. Terry prsys
Yes yes. viii" Jan vent
down 10 the street Al ten minutes
before eleven. The doormsn vhis-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08

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finger dartsd 10 Jarvis Ramp and
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Bv CYNTHIA GREY

Today. letter reached my desk from II year old girl
who evidently needs her mind set straight few things
L quite impossible print her entire letter and likewise
space does not permit my telling her all that would like
She writes that | will probably think her foolish and
silly girl and she quite right IN the first place, can
with conviction that Is much too young for
ay girl to start going with young II she had lived
the healthy normal life other girls of her living at
she would not in all probability, be taking her
love affair seriously Instead she would be enjoying
the good times which all young girls and boys Of her
dad Shay rri-a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08
Games for Threesones
Can Be Fun

This seasons new game sue
cesses are designed to rescue
hostesses from worry over odd
numbers Of guests. One new game
that is a development of back
CANNON can be played by two.
three or four with equal excite
ment Another new parlor hit
doesn't even require a bridge
table and is fun for two. three or
any other number of players.
Players get individual trays OF
numbered blocks; the object of
the game is to make a row Of the
same numbers. Five zeros score
highest and row OF fives Is next.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08
T0DAY'S
RECIPES
oNrtrr

: sgg
!. tsp cream u tartar
thsp. -four
: tsp salt
Dash 81 pepper
cup svspofstsd MIA
thsp. butter
Separate eggs nest yoik. untti
thick and ieuca cciered Bet
whites untn fcsay. Al cream II
tartar and continue heating until
silff but not dry Ala neaF. ssls
ard pepper d ycika mix Until
smooth. then sdd miis. Feld Yeis
mixture lightly but thoroughly
into whites Heat butter huhtiinz
hot IN large trying Or nmsist r.n
reur r. ssg mixture Cover an
ecok slowly over Low hest until
bottom = vel Drowned. secus
% minutes Uncover ard set IN
modsrsts own tsso dex p
or under a low ercinns flame II
dry cut the top. With q spstuls
or pancake turner fold om<lst snd
sllde ~ onto . hot platter. Serve
Immediately with pimisnto sauce
Yield; SIN servings
rsmi~nte sauoe
II thsp, butter
: thsp. -four
= tsp salt
Few grains pepper
cup boiling water
cup svspors,sd mlls
4 or 4 pimlentos diced
Melt butter. Hisnd in -four. salt
and pepper When smooth and hub.
bling. add boiling water gradually
noil until mixture begins 10 thick.
en-. stirring constantly. then add
milk ard continue cooking until
thleksnsd. stir In the diced plmsa.
tcs. which have been well drained.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08


Dear Miss Grey: Most people
laugh at the thought Of a l7-year-
cd girl being in love, but sin
oerely believe I am. ! have been
gong out with boys since I was
Is and because Of my companion
ship and relations with a great
variety of them I feel that am
able to detect good and bad char
acteristics in boys and that l am
capable OF choosing the one best
suited to me.
! have been going steady with
q boy for almost seven months.
seeing him nearly every day. Be
cause We find enjoyment and a
great many pleasures when We
are together. even in the some
times dull grind OF every day hv-
Ing. I don't believe that 1t is only
infatuation.
have had lots Of puppy love
affairs when I thought l was
truly in love but my reactions 10
those and to this real love are
very different Before, l would
SIT and pine and feel that l coulc
not live without the particular
boy with whom I was going at
that time. ! had a feeling of un.
certainty and blindness when in
his company. Now have a Ger
tain contented, secure feeling. |
feel as though I am really living.
He says he loves me ana | know
J love him. he's so good and kind
and considerate We want to get
married but we believe l must fin
ish school first and he has no
steady job at the present time.
He is 20 and has had one year
at college.
I Just don't know what 10 do,
Miss Grey. Two more years to
wait is a long time. You prob
ably think me a foolish and silly
girl. but l don't believe l am. Is
it wrong for me to want to take
my happiness now? I truly love
this boy and have a great deal of
confidence in him. He is an ambi-
tious and progressive boy and his
teachers at college believe he will
go far as a prominent lawyer.
Advise me, Miss Grey. l don't
feel like putting my love in a
trunk for two more long years.
SEVENTEEN.
Dear Seventeen: II you tucked
your love away in a trunk, rs
you put 1t, for two more years,
you would still be getting mar
ried before the average girl. As
far as that goes. II you keep on
with your plans Of marrying this
young man In two years. when
In the world Is he going TO take
time out to become that promi-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08

An unusual topping for hot
gingerbread IL made by blending
cream cheese with little thin
cream and adding drained. crushed
pineapple MiN until fluffy and
smooth and garnish each portion
Of the gingerbread with . zen
erpus blob 81 the topping
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08

A iook ~ fsfninfnitv . soHns
thlnE q strive Tor IN fhis seasen
81 siin. straight practically m
trimmed dresses ard suifs 20
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08

Scoop out tho center a large
baked potatoes. mis- with season
lng.. q little milk or light cream.
and grated cheese. Als well and
refill the potato shells. sprinkle
with papriks and return 10 oven
10 heat and brown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08

neni lawyer he might some day
become II he II given the
chance You certainly won't
he giving him that chance II you
marry him so soon.
True, YOU think you love the
young man In question and he
may say he loves YOU. some day
YOU may be given the oppor-
tunlty to prove that point. But
now. for the sake Of the happi-
ness Of both you and your hoy
friend. don't he foolish. don't do
something you1l live 10 regret.
II Il apparent that YOU have
great deal TO learn In this old
world Of ours before YOU are
ready TO take on the duties Of
wife.
Certainly YOU would not want
10 jeopsrdiEe your future hap
piness. te foolishly plunging into
something now that YOU would
certainly he sorry for all your
life.
Dear Miss Grey: ] am married
TO girl that has a sister who is
also married. The sisters husband
and I were not related before our
marriage. Are we brothers-in-law
now NJ. J. b.
Dear VI. J. b.; No. you are
not brothers-in-law. Not II YOU
want 10 be absolutely accurate
about the situation. Inaccurate
~. you are. According 10 the
dictionary, brother-in-law IL
the brother of ones husband or
wife; also the husband Of ones
sister. As in YOUR case. the hus-
band of ones wife (Or hus-
band's) sister Is often inaccu-
rately termed law.
Dear Miss Grey: viii you please
ElNt Iilt SOlIN tAttNlStS 10 ItuuGt
the fat on the calves of ones legs
would appreciate any help yol
would be able to give me.
MISS J. B. X.
Dear Miss J. Il. h: II II
rather difficult TO reduce the
calves of ones legs, for often
exercise only turns the fat into
muscle. A diet, perhaps, where
In YOU would reduce all parts
of the body. would probably be
your best bet.
However, here il an exercise
YOU might try. Lie on YOUR back.
legs down. Bend both knees 10
the chest. Next, stretch legs
straight up. pulling toes down.
Bend knees TO chest. Lower feet
TO floor. close to the body, and.
with heels on floor, slowly
straighten legs.
Q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08

n POUR. not using n. setl n ~ith
. Fast Action Tines Want Al
Phone Main siat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08
Girl Advised Not 10 Take
Love Affair Too Seriously

Thirteen Considered Too esry 70 Be SONG With Boys;
Likewise Seventeen Is Too Young for Marriage
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No sowan whn ears. sfnszs h<f
appearance ehnc<~s Fat nee.s1.
sensihis shae< . severe hIeaee snst
. practical but asinssrsstlna Mt
u wear with nee n<~ tails<.a ss1<t
ana knows he~ n psss she's nat
are eomfsrsssis huf whs<h really
flsttsr her feet sna snkIss nhs
years sos~~mss sheer stockings
II IN. nat sns wsars eifh ne
tailored sais 10 very plain. fhsa
the blouse isflnitsiy - nut aAs
doesn't lad h~rsslf Down wtsh
iswrlfy, bot shs <no~s fh< vssos
n ara weil.eho<<n ellp % fright
pm ~ . handsome hfss<l~s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08
sgr so~rW<srs
INTO soVu oVrrfr

rhs likes spsstssalsf hats vita
Simple sunl day dresses ~ Issss
. bright clip ard SPITE sns span
white gloves 9th tse llsfse klssk
dresses N her ~srff.hs M llkss
interesting srsrfs ~tsk sweater
suits. ara ssrsrsss fur pieces with
plain day coats
rusthsfmefs. shs Hhss . cosf.
fur. that 10 sis~s ard shi< sat
not set.leosins wtsh rsuId surss.
she keeps her hands ana wrists
soft. whiss and smooth Ard shs
Uses makeup n srsmstlse h>r -sin
never 10 hide its natural texfats.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08
TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers 10 test
questions printed on the editorial
page.
l. CONSTRUCTION.
2 ST. Louis
, Arizona.
4 More
= Larger.
8 Lord Chesterfield
: Martin Van Buren,
: Leap
o Mickey Rooney
10 Bess Streeter Aidrieh
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-04
HENDERSON IN CT DAILY DISPATCH SATURDAY, MAY a. 1910

has Mr.. Null. Both men are init
mates and favoriteS of Governor
licry, whose unprecedented popu-
lulily could be 4 powerful factor for
the man OF his preference if he chose
10 bring il into play.
These are wide Spccuutions. and
are not original with us. They mere
~ came to mind in the wake of Il
new suggestion about MIR. Null and
1914 which has just gained the light
ol day i'll political gossip column.
Maybe il would be just us we'll if
we finish the task in hand first be-
fore turning eyes and thoughts TO
the next political SpaSm that may
srip the good old State.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-04

comes if the State, through them ana
others, is to receive the money nec'S-
Sary to expand its support OF NHr'-
GUS aseucieS and activities.
We do not experience amy. dhi'-
Guilty at all in agreeing with Mr..
iravely'S indicated belief that en-
teuSive economies can DC practitru
in the tar-tlung services the State
is CARRYING on. For years it has been
the custom OF legislatures to add on
more and more burdens, commas
SiouS and the like to function III this.
that or the other field. Some oil
them may have been justified, bul
MANY of them probably have not
been. But they furnished jobs. ana
that. in the last analysis, WAS i
strong argument in getting the sup
port needed to carry them through.
North CuroliuianS would be happy
10 receive 4 une-third cut in the
sales tan. or i'll any other tax. But
10 do it will ucccSSitate greater ci-
ricicncy and extensive >laShtnG ct
both puyrolI> and services that have
fastened themselves 10 the State
government. Most citizens. WC be
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-04

numbers Of individuals. have en-
dr1yrred 10 discover the plant from
which corn has been DEVELOPED. The
r.,nInai pi.p, as we'll as the early
history Of corn. both, are shrouded in
n,vstr,v
, IN JuIv 1911 following the
,dnntior or The Vcaf;'s act ON March
4 If that wear
He was elected % times and de-
feated onjv two rjr,oS. and served a
totaI nf az vc2rs in = 50-voar period
i,,ith t,o ayceptIon of these two sim
o}a forms his !G vaar. we're continue
an. In 189O he wos defeated after
I.,.;,l eoT,.od MIN, tennis and in
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