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Evening star., 1941-06-22

Answers to Yesterdays Puzzle.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

able that the international winners
were players who reside in the
United States. They were Robert
P. Wilson and George Gooden, both
of San Francisco, North and South,
and Margery Foote and Charles c.
Miller, jr., both Of Phoenix, Ariz..
East and West.
In he United States Olympic
championship. first honors went TO
the Willson-Gooden and Foote-Mll-
ler pairs, while Mr.. and Mrs. j. o.
Whitney, Oak Park, Ill, were second,
North and South, and Mrs. Jamie
Wray and Mrs. Tilman Landers,
Menard, Tex, East and West.
District winners were j. A. Alex
ander and H. c. Davenport, North
and South, and Leon A. Jones and
Roscoe Alexander, East and West.
Other winners in what is regarded
as the Washington bridge area were:
Maryland, Miss Nellie Martin and
Mrs. Donald c. Mumma, Hagers-
town. North and South. and Lewis
S. Hamilton and Mrs. j. o. Funk
houser, also of Hagerstown, East and
West.
Here is one of the deals Of the
Olympic on which the Washington
North and South winners scored 100
per cent, the requirement for par:
Evening star., 1941-06-22

Quantities have been reported for
the postage stamp centenary COM
memoratives of Great Britain as fol-
lows: I'D, 1896 $50; Id, 232,9O3,-
$50; 112d, 4O,412,80O; I'd, 12l ,065, ,12O;
215d, 3l2,957440, and Sd, 22,l28, 1000.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

general fled the country in disgrace
and the native added insult to in
jury by ordering inverted use. Let
tiers delivered with the stamps in
normal position were marked post
age due"
Evening star., 1941-06-22
WHITE MEN.
White to Play and Mate In Two Moves.

White to Play and Mate In Two Moves.
Todsys problem, the third original COM
position by a local prohlemist, is the prod
uct OF Stanley ?. Davis 10l B street Sc.
We are glad to see the ready response to
our new policy of diasramming and pub
lishing orieinal problem creations by home
town composers. Only by trying to invent
problem may one really comprehend the
intricacies embraced in the composition
art. Send your maiden efforts to the Chess
Editor, The Washington Star, and the best
will be diasrammed and published in this
column
Ladder on problem No 33s: Daniel P
Lonsley. Harold z. Miller, Edmund Nash.
W. 3. Boyer. Paul Hstmaker, George
schumm, Norman lie Roux, Stanley ?.
Davis. Dr. z, S. Caldemeyer.
Guess This Opening Contest is now
closed Shortly standings will be an
nounced Also a ladder summarizing
problem credits is being compiled.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

Senator George Radcliffe of Maryland Sup OF Stamps
Robert Feers Deputy Third Assistant Postmaster General
M North and Representative Percy Priest of Tennessee
conference regarding stamp in homage to George Peabody
7951869 merchant banker and phianroptst once Wash
inoton Plans for the proposed commemorative
formulated by William Cal S115 Georgia Avenue,
Silper Spring. Nd Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

Al Burns Stamp News, Ames,
Iowa, says: Gen. Salomon stamps
of Haiti were good for postage only
when pasted on upside down. The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-13

bookshelves built in to flank a
desk placed in the recess. The
desk. long since retired from
living room duty. had been
beautified with paint and shell
lac. A studio couch. plenty of
plump pillows, bright curtains. a
flap table, and chairs, and the
old place is transformed into a
cheerful guest room.
FIXING Floors
1t does usually require plenty
of good hard work to effect such
a Transformation. Generally the
floor needs good going over,
But it is well worth expanding
time, effort and a little money
TO utilize attic space. And doing
il over with insulating board will
help TO keep the room warm in
Winter and cool in Summer.
Consider the type of household
and the requirements of the
family before starting on an
attic room alteration. If the
children have been demanding a
room of their own. an attic room
would be perfect.
Whatever the type Of room
planned, linoleum is the best
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-13
Chins Up-for Beauty's Sake
BY HELEN FOLLETT

CHINS HAVE a way of ac-
quiring bad habits. and it is
these habits that make for IA
cial defects. If the chin is
thrust forward, as happens
when a woman is tense, it gives
the face an expectant express
sion. the jaw line becomes
strained. Austere, critical
women pull in the chin, trick
that relaxeS the muscles of the
throat and makes them take on
fiddle strings.
The head should be balanced,
chin held on the level. That
pose pulls up the fibers of the
chest, makes breathing freer
and deeper. and suggests to the
backbone that ii carry on.
When chin and neck fall into
a state of tissue collapse, the
beauty outlook is not good. You
can't cover these defects up
very well. nor improve condi-
lions Dy makeup. one mas 10
grin and bear it.
If you see signs that worry
you, get busy with massage
cream. Use ice freely, whiSking
it over the surface of the skin
until you feel pretty well re-
frigerated. Do exercises. Stand
tall, hands on hips, chest up.
turn the head from side to side
with a muscle pull that extends
down into the shoulders.
Cold congresses, applied at
bedtime, help restore a throat
that has taken on a crepe-like
appearance. Wiring a small
towel out of cold water, cover
with a dry one. Soon the flesh
will be steaming hot. showing
that the blood streams are on
the Job,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-13
ST. Pa+rick's
Day Shenanigans

SURE AND it's good old
Irish shindig you'll be having.
come st. Patrick's Day. Every
body loves an excuse for a party
=. and what better reason could
there be for a celebration than
this saints birthday? Too. it
breaks up the routine of Lent.
Will you be having a dinner.
afternoon tea or evening party?
No matter which. you'll find
ideas. menus and recipes to help
make it a success on leaflet
C-146-St. Patrick's Shenani-
gans. 1t suggests a Killarney
luncheon, an Erin dinner and a
Wee Mavoureen party.
You may have this leaflet and
C-129-Hearty and Fancy Sand
wiches, if you will enclose three
cents to cover mailing costs.
Send your request to Prudence
Penny, The Detroit Times, De-
troit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-13
Thin Girls Burn Up Galleries
Too Extravagan+Iy
BY IDA JEAN KAN

YOU THIN girls burn calories
extravagantly for a number of
reasons. Your quick tempers-
ment and misdirected nervous
energy cause you TO squander too
many. You get so excited and
so busy that you often forget TO
eat lunch and only remember
that you haven't eaten good
meal all day long about dinner
time, when you get an all gone
feeling.
Because you are nor passion
ately interested in food. it's
easy for you TO become too pre-
occupied 10 eat. You get too
big d kick out of rushing around
and getting things done.
Then. to make gaining harder,
you may have a highly active
intestinal tract which hurries
the food along before it is CON-
pletely absorbed. You may not
get as much good out of food as
the person who is calm.
Extra Galleries
You can see why putting
weight on your bones is diff
cult. You not only have to make
good this extravagant calorie ex-
penditure. but, somehow or
other, you have to sandwich in
an extra supply of calories which
can be stored as the requisite
padding for bones and nerves.
The only way to get an appe-
tite is to eat. 1t will be easier
if you make a point of having
all your meals at a definite time
and allowing plenty of time for
eating. Since you must take
more calories than needed each
day ene-thifd more than you
need is a very satisfactory num-
ber-you should begin with a
nourishing breakfast. know!
You'd just as soon skip this meal.
But it's a chance out of the days
three meals to gain weight.
Breakfast Menu
If you are serious about put
ting on curves, start off with
fruit juice. a whole grain cereal
with a few dates or raisins
thrown in. cream and whole
milk for the cereal, an egg
scrambled in cream. hot buttered
toaSt,-honey- and-coffee-Of
course, that s tot of feea-HH-
til you get used to it, Allow
Is to 20 minutes for breakfast.
When downtown at noon. pick
a quiet spot and have leisurely
lunch. You can usually order
an escalloped dish of some kind,
hot roll, glass of milk, and
an easily digested dessert such
as custard. fruit or ice cream
Then, afterwards. stroll along
and feast your eyes on the shop
windows-but don't shop.
Rest Periodically
II YOU are tired, rest awhile
before dinner. Then have your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-13

PEOPLE WHO live in glass
houses used TO be admonished
not to throw stones-and II is
still a good idea-but so many of
US do live in them today that
the admonition is no longer eff
fective in isoiating particular
offenders.
The glass age is here, so the
manufacturers tell US. and they
can we'll be believed when we
look about and see the tremen-
dous influence glass isshaving on
contemporary building.
RapidlX- Incoming familiar 10
every one is the use of glass
block in both old and new build
ings. Its practicability has been
proven in literally thousands of
installations all over the country
and under varying conditions.
II makes possible large. light
transmitting wall areas which. in
addition TO being decoratively
beautiful, are effectively insu-
lated against heat loss and
sound transmission.
Cuts Heat Loss
Manufacturer claim that
walls of glass block permit only
half the heat loss that takes
place through an equal area
glazed with ordinary glass.
Sound, too. is shut out to a large
degree. If there were no other
advantages. these alone would
prove the usefulness of the ma
terial.
But there are other advan-
tages. especially for the up-to-
date interior. Because of each
blocks sealed-in dead air space
(which is the insulating factor
insuring uniform temperatures)
surface condensation is elimi-
mated almost entirely. Any one
who has seen a window he has
recently washed lose its sparkle
with condensation will appreci-
ate this.
Glass block. incidentally, is
easily cleaned. for the surface is
smooth, the pattern being on the
inside. 1t is not easily married
or broken but If replacement is
necessary, an individual block
can be removed and a new one
put in by regular mason with
out disturbing the surrounding
blocks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-13

other material is as satisfactory.
AS a partition between rooms 1t
is excellent if there is a need to
transmit light from one to the
other.
Often a gloomy interior can
be rejuvenated into one of spar
king charm by substituting A
glass block partition for the
usual opaque wall. Between
dark hall and normally lighted
living room. a glass block parti-
ton will transmit light to the
hall without in the least reduc-
ing light quantity in the living
room
Artificial fffg n ing effects
through such a wall are even
more attractive than daylight.
Today's sketch suggests an in
stallation designed to make both
hall and living room more beau
tiful as we'll as useful.
Windows VS.. Walls
Windows are one thing but
whole walls of light-transmitting
material are another. Although
the functions of the two overlap,
they are not identical. Both ad-
NIT light but windows can admit
air as well. A glass block in
stallation is fixed and cannot be
adjusted to admit air except
when it includes windows in its
arrangement.
Windows of clear glass permit
full view of\the landscape out
side: glass dock is not trans
parent. Here the comparison
ends, for air and visibility
are required of a hght-trans-
hitting area. windows alone will
answer the purpose. But when
heat and sound insulation. trans
lucency but not transparency.
decorative beauty and ease of
maintenance are needed, glass
block is the solution.
Glass block is not load bearing
and cannot be used to replace a
wall that supports. But as not
all walls - especially interior
walls-are load bearing. the
problem is not -insurmountable.
Advice on your individual posi-
bilities and estimates of cost can
be had from any reliable mason.
Since the blocks are available in
three or four sizes and several
patterns it is advisable to study
samples and. if possible, see
actual installations.
Distributed By Dougherty syndicate)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-13
Thursday, March IS, 1941
BY ELEANOR ROSS.

WITH ALL the excitement
about Transforming the cellar or
basement into a game or rumpus
room. the possibilities OF the
attic have been rather neglected.
So it's about time to let the top
of the house 60 to your head
and learn about some of the
wonderful extra rooms that can
be made in a done-over attic.
Any one of the excellent insu-
lating or building board or ply
wood materials on the market
will help do over the room and
make ii into the desired dimen-
sions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-13
Tas+y Recipe
From School

HERE IS the recipe for pork
chops with raisin-lime sauce
prepared at Tuesdays Home
makers Club cooking school.
Recipes for the other dishes
prepared were in Wednesdays
Detroit Times.
Pork Chops
Raisin Lime Sauce
s rib pork chops
u cup brown sugar
2 tablespoons flour
l cup water
y cup orange juice
4 cup lime juice
a cup raiSins
Il teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons butter
Wipe chops with a damp
cloth, season with salt and
pepper and pan-broil until nearly
done. Mix brown sugar and
flour with water and stir until
smooth. Boil 5 minutes, STIR
ring constantly, add orange
juice, lime juice. raisins and salt.
Add butter and pour over chops.
Continue cooking until the
chops are thoroughly done. Re-
move TO hot platter and pour
over them the sauce. Garnish
with sprigs of parsley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-13
Briqht lone

STYLISTS PREDICT that II
will be the smart thing this
Spring TO wear vivid. washable
gloves to match the color of the
Easter bonnet. They are being
shown in leather and in fabric,
and nearly all of them can be
kept clean by plain mild soap
and water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-13
Artistic Examples

We looked at one long attic
that had been made over into
charming extra bed-sitting room.
Building board had been used at
one end of the room to build
necessary storage closets, and a
charming dressing table had
been placed in the alcove,
In another corner, the wall
had been brought forward and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-13
Creamy Dessert

CREAMY TAPIOCA pudding
strikes up a partnership nova
days with almost any kind of
fruit-and delightful combina-
ton ii makes. Pineapple adds
the flavor in this dessert
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-13

usual meal. You should be able
10 include enough extra calories
at breakfast and lunch to bring
about a gain.
Just keep in mind that it is
important to take more easily
digested foods - cream, butter,
whole milk. cereals and bread
and make sure that you get
your protective foods. They are
necessary to the assimilation of
cafories. The 700 rich foods
should be avoided. Don't take
too much. gravy. fried food or
pastry You cant gain on food
you can't assimilate.
Ask Doctor
If your trouble is a poor appe-
tite, ask your doctor to recon-
: mend one of the vitamin B COM
pick concentrates. ms Vltdmln
works wonders for tagging APP
petite. And while you're about
IT, ask your doctor to check you
over to make sure you have no
infection of any kind. And how
long has it. been since you went
TO your dentist? Some minor in
lection may be dragging you
down.
In addition to the improved
diet and physical check-over.
you probably need more rest and
sleep, outdoor activity - and a
little leisure. Nobody is going to
plan these things for you. You
must be adamant in planning
them for yourself.
Copyright. 1871. King Features synd., Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-13
Eliminate Bad View

Cnsightly views can be elimi-
mated with glass block because
it is translucent but not trans
parent. Where privacy is i'm
portant but light equally so, no
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-13
Attic Is Transformed Into Pretty Room
With Aid Of Simple Building Materials

floor covering. with perhaps a
hooked rug or an old cut-down
rug if the room is used as a
bedroom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-13

Gen. Hugh s. Johnso
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-13

Combine the pineapple. water.
sugar. and salt. Bring TO boiling
point and add tapioca. Cook
over hot water, stirring &C.
casionally, until the tapioca is
clear. Add the lemon juice and
chifiS Serve with extra pine
apple or cream.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-13
Pineapple Tapioea

Pineapple IsPloed
cup grated pineapple.
y cup water.
2 tablespoons ranula te d
sugar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-13

Few grains salt.
3 tablespoons tapioca.
j teaspoon lemon juice
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-13
ALASKA B0GS MAY USED FOR NEW CROP
Wykoff Explains PossibiI- fly of Introducing Crdn-
 berries 10 NorthIand

Cultivation of cranberries in AL aska bogs is very practical and will meet the same conditions as in the successful Aberdeen marsh es, according to J. M. Wykoff, For est Service official who has been assigned special duties for the pro- motion of local industries, and who spoke before the Juneau Chamber of Commerce today.
 Wykoff pointed out that while farmers in the Aberdeen district were profitably raising good cran- berry crops at an original outlay of approximately $1,000 an acre, local farmers could start with a cost just one-fourth that amount. He pointed out that while Aber- deen cranberry farmers must buy their land, and must then scalp or clear it, the local farmers would get their land through Forest Ser vice grants and would not find
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-13
NEW NAVAL
 STATIONS TO
 BE ON COAST
Seven Section Bases Estab. Iished with 2t More
 to Be Added
WASHINGTON. March 1s. :

WASHINGTON, March 13. = The Navy Department is equipping seven section bases in Oregon, Washington and Alaska and intends to establish 2l more such bases in those areas.
 Testimony to this effect has been made public as the annual naval ap- propriation bill was introduced in the House today.
 It is said bases are being equipped at Port Angeles, Seattle, Astoria, Coos Bay, Kodiak, Dutch Harbor and Sitka.
 The Navy Department asks $5,000,- GOO toward the cost of 27 such bases now being equipped throughout the country.
 It is said a total of 43 more bases will be equipped, each base expected to average $250,000. The bases will be used to provide berthing, messing and for recreation of crews. minor repairs of vessels, all being required for district de- fenSe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-13
Mediation Board for
 Labor, Plan
Recon m en dations Laid Before President-A
 at Defense ProduCtion

WASHINGTON, March 13.-Speci- fic recommendation for a Mediation Board to handle labor problems related to defense production have been laid before President Roosevelt by Secretary of Labor Perkins and the Directors of the Production and Management Commissions, Knudsen and Hillman.
 The La Dor Secretary told the newsmen the idea of such board was taking definite" shape.
 Hillman said several propositions were under construction but the con- ference did not touch on the names of the prospective members of the board.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-13
NAVY CRAFT.- SENT DOWN,
 WAR AT SEA
British Plane Successfully Torpedoes German De-
 sfroyer in Skdgerrak
By Associated Press)

In the war at sea, the British this morning reported Royal Air Force plane last night successfully launch- ed a torpedo that blew upsa German destroyer in the Skagerrak, gateway between the Baltic and North Sea.
 The torpedo hit the destroyer on the stern and there was a great flash and then an explosion"
 The planes crew said it was too dark to ascertain whether the craft sank immediately but she ceased fir ing on the plane following the ex- plosion.
 Hitler's command countered this report with the declaration that a Nazi speedboat sank a British de- stroyer off the English coast during last night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-13
ALUMINIUM PLANT FOR
 L0NGv|EW

PORTLAND, Ore, March B. = The Reynolds Metal Company's factory, the second aluminium plant attracted to the Pacific Northwest by the Bonneville power project will be at Longview Wash.
 This was disclosed here today by R. s. Reynolds, President, when he said 400 acres have been select ed on the Columbia River at Long view.
 The plant will employ 300 men and the annual capacity will be 60000,000 pounds of aluminium.
 The plant has contracted fol 60,0OO kilowatts of Bonneville power
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-13
DR. LE coco TO HOLD CLINICS IN
 ALASKAN CITIES
We'll Known 0rthopedi( Surgeon Will Examine
 Crippled Children

Dr. Edward LeCocq, well known Seattle Orthopedic surgeon, will sail from Seattle Saturday for AL aska where he will hold clinics fol examination of crippled children ir Southeast Alaska.
 Dr. LeCocq is being brought tc the Territory by funds provided by the Children's Bureau of the Department of Labor for diagnos- tic and follow up work with crip- pied children.
 Clinics will be held in Ketchi- kan, 'Wrangell, Petersburg and Ju- neau with the first clinic set for March l8 at Ketchikan. From Ket- chikan he will go to Wrangell and Petersburg in one of the Forest Service boats through the courtesy of Regional Forester B. Frank Heintzleman.
 Clinic in Juneau
 The Juneau clinic will be helc during the week beginning Marcf "A.
 Dr. Langdon White, Medical Di. rector for the Office of Indian Af. fairs and pr. Steve Ramsey, hea1 of the Crippled Children's Division of the Territorial Health Depart ment, will sail tonight on thu North Sea for Ketchikan where they will work with Dr. LeCocq.
 Arrangements have been mad' by the Office of Indian Affairs tt bring to the clinics crippled chil dren from outlying centers such a. Yakutat, Hoonah, Craig, Klawock
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-13
AIR5pA(E AND SEA AREA WITHDRAWN AT
 UNALASKA AND kISKA

According to information received by the Public Survey Office the ter ritorial waters between the extreme high water mark in the mile marine area surrounding the islands of Unalaska and Kiska have been established and reserved as naval defense sea area to be known as the "Kiska Island Naval Defense Sea Area" and the "Unalaska Island Naval Defense Area"
 In addition the airspace above these islands and territorial waters have been set apart as naval air.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-13

 as much clearing or "scalping' nec- essary.
 He said that Southeast Alaska land is as adaptable as Aberdeen for the cultivation of the crop, and there was less threat of frost here. Average crop of the Aberdeen far mers is from 400 to 800 boxes an acre and sell for $3 box
 Wyckoff said that the Forest Service is going to lay down an experimental bog and asked that the Chamber publish short re- port on the possibility of intro ducing commercial cranberry crops into Alaska.