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Evening star., 1941-08-27
Better Take a Short CUT
To Beauty With Smart,
Wearable Couture
Correct Shaping Plus Good
Permanent Very Essential
To Success of New Style
By Helen Vosf

These days hair styfst gnasng his scissors In
lotion His
directly the
result all new haircut which in
reality DID, old Of the artists about
the "roto" sections
shorter coure frenzy Acting though it's
something fashion
authorities Actually
all
probably will tell
practical warable and chic it's hardly
telling
benefit anybody
type OF bob has time we'll that
tion of
Evening star., 1941-08-27
When Buying Bedding

Don't neglect the bedsprings when
buying sleeping equipment, home
economics experts advise. Too
many shoppers, they say, make the
mistake of putting an. expensive
mattress over an inferior spring.
The bedspring must support both
the mattress and the sleeper and
cushion the shock Of frequent turn.
in9s and tosStugS.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Pets Lure Moths

Your dog or cat may be the bait
that lures clothes moths into your
home, according to research scien-
fists. Many good housekeepers dc
not know that the hair shed by dogs
and cats kept in Easements may be
the magnet which draws clothes
moths to their homes despite their
vigorous battle against these house
hold pests"
Evening star., 1941-08-27

wool crepes, velveteen or corduroy
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1454-B
is designed for sizes 6, 8, 10, IL and
IA years. Size 8, with short sleeves,
requires az yards 35-inch material.
Let the fall Fashion Book help
you, If you are deciding on new
styles for a fall wardrobe. All
sizes covered with a variety of de-
signs. Send is cents for your copy
today.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Correct Way
Cards
Bend Very Lightly
Across Corner
Or in Center
By Emily Post '.
By Emily Post

Nearly all Of the many visitors
who have been leaving their cards
on young Mrs. Newhouse have
either dog-eared or bent them. She
asks what these different bendings
mean. She also asks why q dog
ear Is considered less ugly than .
dog -eared book.
Answering the last question first,
a completely bent-over corner that
shows a crack when 1t Is straight
ened out Is ugly. 1t is not as ugly
as a dog-eared book, because the
broken corner of the page is q per-
manent blemish, whereas the card
is soon thrown away. The proper
way to bend a card is to do it lightly
either in the middle, or across a
corner, but not so sharply as to
make a dog-ear. The original rea-
son for bending cards no matter
where or how was merely to
show that they were not sent in an
envelope by mail, but were left at
the door by hand. Another mean
| ing, when one card is left at the
house of a family which includes
more than one lady, it means. "for
all of the ladies" who live there. An
extra card should be left on q
visitor.
Dear Mrs. Post: Will you please
advise the correct way to include
r. S. v. P. on an invitation? That
is, should all the letters be in capi-
tails, or only the first letter In capt.
tails, and why?
Answer-R. S. v. P. and r. S. v. p.
are equally correct. For a long
time, r. S. v. D. was the more FASH
ionable, but at the moment, should
say that capitals are used more
often than not. prefer the
"R. S. v. p" because I think the
capitals look over trimmed, except
ing on a very large and impersonal
invitation, particularly an official
one.
Dear Mrs. Post: What would be
suitable to send an 8-year-old boy
who is playing in a musical recital?
I am the boys aunt and very fond
of him.
Answer-Even though he Is only
years old, it will be entirely proper
to have flowers handed to him at
the close of his performance. In
other words, a basket of flowers is
visible applause. You can, of course,
give him anything after the per-
formance, which you know he would
like to have. 1t is just a question Of
whether you want to make your ap-
plause public, or want to give him
lasting presenter it may be that
you will do both.
Emily Posts two booklets,
"The Etiquette Of Weddings" and
THE Etiquette of Letter Writing
really belong In every home. Send
for them, inclosing 10 cents for
each one. Address Emily Post,
care Of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Easy to Wash

The candlewick housecoat and
lounging robes that are popular now,
both because of their beauty and
their economy, have still another
point in their favor. They wash
beautifully. They can be dunked in
the household washer and come out
smilingly in a few moments, their
lovely shades seemingly prettier than
ever. Ability to clean anything easily
makes it all the more pleasant to
DoSSnSS II
Evening star., 1941-08-27

you VIII KNOW exactly now SOUND us
construction really is. This is also
the time to have old finish removed.
the wood rubbed down and a new,
satiny finish restored. All weak
places should be mended, strength
ened and reglued.
After that. the skeleton of the sofa
Is rebuilt. Unless they are bent or
broken, the same springs will be re-
tied and set in place on new web
bing, All the filling, whether hair,
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Sweater Care

A washed wooden sweater will keep
its shape If dried on specially
made sweater frame. adjusted to
the desired shape and size These
frames are inexpensive and make
sweater washing easy and safe.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Protect Hands

Rubber gloves are great help In
protecting the hands when doing
cooking and housework. They will
slip on and off easily if first sprin-
killed. inside with talcum powder.
Evening star., 1941-08-27

Emily Posts two booklets,
THE Etiquette Of Weddings" and
"The Etiquette of Letter Writing"
really belong In every home. Send
for them, inclosing 10 cents for
each one. Address Emily Post,
care Of The Evening Star.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Cobo Offers Plan
ToC|edr: S|uns

Plans for clearing the blighted
area within Grand boulevard by
condemning large plots of land
and replacing the slums with mod
ern-henfes, large boulevafds and
parking areas were outlined by
City Treasurer Albert +. Cobo.
Speaking before the Optimist
Club. Cobo proposed that the city
condemn 20-block areas and then
build 300-foot-wide hmited-access
highways running north and south.
place parks at frequent intervals
and then sell the remaining I'M
proved property at reasonable
prices.
He also urged modernization of
other homes and commercial build
ings now IN the area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Stanford Coach
!. To Aid Polio
Drive Here

Defroit's contributions 10 In
fantile paralysis sufferers arc
measured today by more than
three-tenths Of nile Of siVey
dimes
In spite Of bad weather. thou
sands Of Dotroiters have visited
The Detroit Times-Station WNYZ
Mile a. Dimes booth on Campus
.Afartius Ia contribute S3.122.66.
- However Detroit must give
snearlv 5000 more before the goal
of a Mile o Dimes Is reached.
$. Clark ShauChneSSy Stanford
University football coach, who TO-
s-narrow is scheduled 70 receive
the "coach-ot-the-year' award at
the all-sports, al-stsrs banquet
al the Detroit Yacht Club, Is eX-
pecied 10 visit the booth today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Asked
For Cfipples
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING. Jan. % The Grip
pied Children's Commission Will
need S75o000 annually for the
next two years 20 carry on its
work adequately. Paul r. King,
commission chairman. SAID today
following a conference with Budget
Director leo p. NoWicki and Aud.
Cen Vernon J. Brown
TIE appropriation for crippled
children dropped 10 $500 600 an
nL.1444e--~0nder tho Dickinson adj
mniStration. resulting in The dis
rrlssal Of many incurred cases.
Previously approximately $780,.
000 a year had been appropriated
for crippled children's care.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Banana Oil
Peels to Slip New Ship
From Dock to Sea
International New. service Wire

WASHINGTON. Jan. 23.-Add
new notes in the defense program:
The maritime commission an
nounced today it plans 10 use
banana pecls to help launch one
of its new cargo boats
Next Saturday, when the 1000
ton motorship Cape Lookout slides
down the ways at Beaumont Tex,
it will be with the aid of that
material which accounts for most
comic strip slips.
Seven thousand pounds Of
banana peels and oil will grease
the Shipyard ways. That relieves
the banana surplus"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
TIA BERGIN
u. S. Chart

Detroit and vicinity Mostly cloudy with
snow flurries and colder today; partly
cloudy to cloudy with light local SHOWS ana
colder tonight and Friday: lowest tonight
about 20 degrees gentle to moderate north
east to east winds,
Lower Michigan Mostly cloudy with
snow lurries and colder today partly
cloudy 10 cloudy with light local SHOWS
and colder tonight and Friday.
Upper Michigan Cloudy to partly cloudy
with snow hurries except IN the extreme
east portion TO-DAY. tonight and Friday ,
somewhat colder today and tontghi-
Temperatures one year ago today High
est p degrees. lowest 10 degrees mean.
p degrees
Temperatures thlS>data in past SIS years
Highest 50 degrees. m 1908 lowest. .
degrees in 1880
Relative humidity WEDNESDAY 30 a m Z.
II per cent 80 a m. 50 per cent 80
p m Sc per cent. 7. 80 p. n. % per cent
Rsronetric pressure Al 1880 a. m TO-DAY
station. az inches ses-leveL 30 II
inches
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

~Wbss i.fsesssss dseSsss svs ~ tbs
eemmsmi.y, bSsS-'bSkiss Ssd other
forms 81 pey,osSi eesfsef aifb friends
ssd stisb6ers sbosd b avoided.
Cbildres should net Be SiioWsd 10
play promi,esos,ly ss'tb other chill
9res. The bands sbosH b. USsbed
thoroughly and cffes."
That's right. Dirty hands can
spread germs and disease. So wash
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

The total strength Of Selfridge
Field will include $40 officers and
3.051 enlisted men. following the
arrival of PIP air corps privates
now studying at the Air Corps
Technical Schools, Chanute and
Scott Fields. Ill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
EpiseopaIians End Session

BENTON HARBOR. Jan. %
The annual meeting of the Epis-
copal Western Diocese of Michi'
gan selected Traverse City for the
next convention. The two-day ses-
sion closed late yesterday at St
Paups Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Jap Accuses us.
And Britain Of
War Intrigue


TOXIC. Jan. 23.-The United
States and Great Britain are plan
ming to pit Japan against China
in war of attrition by assisting
Generalissimo Chang Kai-Shek.
Chuji Machida. former president
of the powerful Minseito party,
charged today.
The japanese government today
was reported to be considering a
new law requiring the present
population of 100000 to increase
to 100000 in the next 20
years.
Domei (Japanese) News Agency
said the new law would fix the
marriage age for the next 10 years
for men at Is and women at 81.
Every family would be expected
to average five childrn. Large
families would enjoy tax reduc-
tions and financial support.
Almost 500 Japanese immigrants
from all parts OF The nation arY
leaving for Brazil Friday aboard
a japanese steamer from Yoko-
hama and 400 more will follow in
March.
-------
Gen. Hugh S. Johnso
"America's Fighting Thinker"
i Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

Maximum last "a hours, Fort Movers
Fla so degrees
Minimum last night SIOUX Lookout, Ont.
80 degrees below zero.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
-fe. eee- MORE FAGS

Success of the canister solicita-
ton was indicated when the
Presidents Birthday Ball COM
mittee were forced TO order
second 10000 tags for donors.
All this week group of Detroit
women are donating their services,
seeking canister contributions in
building Hobbies.
The funds will be turned over
to the National Foundation for
Infantiie' Paralysis as part of De-
treii,s contribution February / on
the occasion of the Presidents
Birthday Ball
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
INTERVIEW WITH SHAVER

Shaughnessy is one Of the big
timers in the sports world slated
10 be interviewed by Bud Shaver
over WNYZ from the Mile o
Dimes booth.
Az ShaVeTs E p m. broadcasts
the audience pays a dime into the
fund for the privilege Of quizzing
the sports authorities.
Buck Newsom, Tiger hurler,
swelled the fund by selling auto
graphs for Mile o Dime contribu-
lions. following his radio inter
view with Shaver.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Fetal Mine Blast Probed

WEIGH. w. Va. Jan. "a
QNS)-State inspectors today
were investigating the gas explo-
sion which killed four miners and
injured IA more yesterday when
it shattered two rooms of the Kop-
pers Coal Company at nearby
Carswell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

Gen. Hugh S. Johnso
"America's Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

your own hands frequentiy-esps-
eially before meals-snd see that
your family does, too. Use the
new Zephyr.Fresh Lifebuoy, for
Lifebuoy's purifying lather helps
remove germs asswell as dirt.
Keeping clean is an important
precsution against Sickness and
disease. And there is no better way
TO keep clean than to use the new
Zephv-Fresh Efebuoy Health Soap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Death Cause Chanoed

MONTEREY. Cal, Jan. %
UNS)-Conorer j. A. Cornett said
today that SADIE Latham, 81. fer
mer Broadway and Hollywood
actress. had died OF natural causes.
not poisoning as originally sus-
pected after her death Novem-
Der II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

Gen. Hugh s. Johnso
Americas Fighting Thinker,
Writes Daily for the Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20

Mr.. Emma Wright Saturday
at .. M. from the G o. Lynn Go.
chapel. vfth the Rev. y. y Hoff
officiating. Burial will be In ths
nsg Tsooms cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20
Degree Work
Is Continued
Annual Reunion
Resumes Friday

After q icnx dsy's ~cfk Wei
nesdsv ccnferrinx Scottsh RE
degrees frrsr fhx ffth u sTth.
members ~ ths order gathered
herr from a. parts n tire Pacific
Northwest AL fsks ene 49, -
rest FOR Thanksgiving.
Degree vork Il the snnaal -
union will resume 81 50 n. ff5.
asy. and rin through that entire
aay.
Wednesdays unrk In the phi.
e<ephicAi ard ehivsiric degrees
under direction Il Charles ".
Johnson. commander q rsoons
Council knights ksdosh. ~ss
scheduled far into the evening
After the dinner ~ a O'Clock
~ tho Masonic temple where TIE
entire reunion IL eeing held, ths
ceremonies vii continue. werk ~
tnr 77th degree Ia 10 start Al .
O'Clock
Fridays work ain ~ . cor
tinuation Of Wednesdays until : o
=. m. when conferring ~ the siss
and s2d degrees begins, under
direction Of Joais c. Boyer. com
msnder-in-ehief ~ the Tacoma
consistory.
The reunion viii wind NJ sssnf-
dav with the ssd degree in the
afternoon. the reunion banquet al
q o'clock in Fellowship hall and
the knight Commander ~ the
Court of Honor lnvsstiture at Q
O'Clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20
Parade Dec. s 10 Precede
Football Game in Stadium
Big Reilly VIII Be Held Night Before
w. s. c. and Tsxus a. & N. Grid Clcsh

Neal Hek~ss. nesrls Hlss<< snd
rtrsnt ts<AIwexn.
Wits - Ns<asnxtcn state -
rieee t>rs .r4 Staff - sftF.<fiss
rss~f<sfe< l<<ssnx ne ~ .
street rer<a< . h&ii<s 81 E.tuf.
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rrxeilsna. nnnsft wslkef. n~vs
rrshsfx. fu@<~Ii Msrns<ts rkn
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A ws.hsnxtnn stats a<e<< ep<n
N ts< raslie wili - Nd sfssF
the fsm. - Fspe<sstae al
osctxs fs.fsi<s - shslFm<z <<-tsf.
80 ~ Russell Arasrsrr aea Fft8
tssisa.
Tire wsns<ns femmlftr< - hAs.
s.s sn~ So II nuns b supporters
- nnsh teams lssisss~s Mrs ttsxsI
Nelson. shsumssl Nrs E<exsts
ier~n. hs a>esse Barclay. MsA
nsis EnreIi1ra. Mrs.. Dave N<k.
n~Fs. Afs H<lm~r ucv<s snd n1sns
ls~aish whIss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20
Main Street r rAsE on :
HERES MORE
ABOUT

ING at the University Of Washing
ton. was pledged TO Tau Beta Pi.
engineering honorary. at the an
nusl Engineers banquet.
Robert Olney Hardy, Rt Z. Ia
coma. has enrolled as a cadet at
the air corps replacement center,
Kelly field. Texas. He received
B.A. degree at the College of
Puget Sound in ia4i.
Mrs. Richard J. margaret
smith. 500 So. State st. Is plan
ming q trip To California. She will
visit her son. Richard. q sopho-
more at Santa Clara university,
and other relatives in and around
Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. r. Kohl and
daughter. bi2 No. st. were Walla
Walls visitors this Sunday.
Mrs. Kenneth Spry Of Tacoma
il renewing old sequsintsnoes at
her former home town Of Wslls
Wslls as she visits at the John
Roger home this week.
Hans IAvik Ia busy these DAYS
making arrangements for the an
nusl Fiddlers' Contest, which is
scheduled To be held Dec. q at
Normanna hall, under auspices Of
the Scandinavian Fiddlers' club.
Fred Marinacce, freshman from
Tacoma in the College OF Arts and
Sciences at the University of
Washington. has been named as a
member OF The Committee TO
Enlighten Students on Foreign
and Domestic Affairs" which was
formerly campus branch Of the
International Student Service.
Rev. Harold Booch. pastor of
the First Congregational church,
il in Quincy. Ill. where ne was
called due to the sickness Of his
father. DIR. II. X. Booch. The trip
east was made by plane.
Pvt. Lawrence r. Burns, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Burns, 404s
East p st, was assigned for duty
to the Portland air base following
completion OF an air mechanics
course at Chanute Field, Rantoul.
nj.
Miss Annette Wright. student
at = Tacoma secretsrial school,
attended q farewell dinner in Ey-
erett Sunday honoring her father.
p. A. Wright. former superintsnd-
snt of schools at North Bend, who
left Tuesday 70 be IN charge Of
recreation work for the Uso at
the army camp at Seward, Alaska.
/
Helen Sohiberg. graduate stu
dent from Tacoma at the Univer-
sity Of Washington. has been
chosen as womens editor of the
SEA News, publication Of the
Students Cooperative association.
-Four Tacoma men were includ-
ed among enlisted men and war
rant officers in the navy recently
given temporary promo ions:
Frank ID. Butler. chief machinist,
has been promoted temporarily 10
the rank Of lieutenant. junior
/ grade. and Melvin ]. Leed. csrpen-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20

THIS j. the latest picture II
"a. J. Billings. nsw district ran.
naercial manager for the Pacific
Telephone ard Telegraph &c. Ne
recently Assumed duties sitA
headquarters In the Telephone
bldg. AZ ssh and Fswce,t
Prior "a coming h Tacoma
Billings VAS dsstFic, commercial
manager Of tins telephone company
for Northwest Washington outside
~ Seattle Previous 10 that he
VAS general commercial supervisor
In Washington and Idaho.
Billings, = former president n
the Washington state juninf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20

Anncane<e<nf - crmmltE=<. =
hsndle TIE nary artaiis snnesfn-
sng the sxtTa CARVE activities szF-
rsulnafnx - Tsxss A q - Wash.
instnn state fsssshsIi eneeuat<F y
Tacoma ~ q nave e<<s a.
rouneea ~ csfs uprusr. rfe<i-
cent ~ ~ Tsoosus ". : {
Alumnl eHae
Al uunt = ehsirmsa ~ re vel
corning eemmlsts~ which an nssn
ee,cffui reSsrssrr fns thr Tesss
Assie team sna rccf<fs aFeH ~.
rival IN r.eeus. A thfvaz -
rsSss fans sill accompany ths
great A. q n team ard consider
able activity - sxp~etsss Nav.
hefs ~ the eemmlttss are selmsf
Hoess. Virgil Nelson. Leyd aessls
snd Ice neesmsn.
state relisFe siumns sHa sap-
porsefs will gather he Night h<tsrs
the xsms fnf = rally ~ he o,sn-
pus hotsf with Mayer Marry cssn
- master af ceremonies The pfr.
gram wsii ~ hrnsacsst and VIII
10 followed ~ . cabaret party.
Kenneth sssah~ts 10 the rally
head assisted ~ Rsy s&nd<s1<n.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20
Todd LEAVING
On Trip East
He's Retiring. Not
Resigning. at CPS

D. Edward n. Todd. president
~ IRE College II Puget Sound.
Wednesday confirmed the state
rent published exclusively IN The
Tseons Times Tuesday. that he
h.d written 10 the hoard 81 trus-
tees suggesting his retirement
f-nnn the presidency.
The Times was n error on one
point" said Or. Todd Wednesday.
MY letter 10 the board was not q
resignation. but , request for re-
tirerent- There "a q possibility
~ the term resignation being mis-
interpreted. want It understood
that IL should ee retire. not re-
sgn"
To Leave for New York
DR.. Todd WAS busy in his office
to-day winding NJ several impor-
t.nt business matters before he
leaves for an extended tr1p in the
east. His first stop will be in New
York. where he will confer with
financial interests favorable TO the
College Of Puget Sound. DIT. Todd.
st suggestion Of the trustees. also
Will casually look over some Of
those who already have filed sppi-
cations for the honor of succeeding
him when retirement IL effective.
A member Of the board of trus-
tees disclosed that applications for
the presidency have been received
from more than Is persons in the
educational field whose records Of
accomplishment make them worthy
Of consideration.
Hard Place Ia Pin
The work done by Or. Todd"
said a spokesman for the board.
has made the presidency OF the
College Of Puget Sound . distin-
guished honor as we'll as q major
responsibility. The man who sue
coed, him will have TO measure up
In the standards Of accomplish
ment set by Or. Todd. and that is
something quite above the average;
In fact IL means that the man
who succeeds him will have 10 be
. strong figure in the educational
field as well as an executive"
DR.. Todd's letter requesting re-
tirement was filed with the board