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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Pitfalls of Love .. By A
By Adele Garrison

But he gave her only a
casual look and went steadily on.
AS I told you before" he
said, spacing his words for
emphasis, 'if you string along
with US, we'll say nothing TO
your people about what you've
been doing-Aunt Madge will
talk TO you about the things
she's planning to tell your
mother TO explain this visit
and well put NJ obstacle I'm your
way about going back TO Weir
hampton, vided you 20
straight, with no detours."
He paused significantly, and
Carolyn's face paled from brick
red TO an oyster white. and ]
wondered whether her patent fear
was caused by Dicky, or by her
remembrance Of what the young
gangster had threatened when he
left her.
"Now get this straight" he
resumed. you're not going TO
get out of this car again or
speak TO anybody but US until
we get back to Northampton
and to keep your people from
knowing about this mess, you'd
better stick TO what Aunt Madge
Is now going to tell you to say"
He paused as Carolyn looked
at him as il she did not know
whether or not she were expected
to answer him.
sWell! what about it:" he
prodded impatiently. Are you
going 10 string along with us?"
CONTINUED tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

thing, your fantastic yarn about
us, your attempt to have him
take you back TO college, and
worst OF all, your asking him TO
get a message 10 that gangster
boy-friend of yours.
I'm free to admit I don't
know what to make of you,
Carolyn. Are you all fool, or II
there some knavery mixed MP
with your idiocy:"
Her only reply TO this was q
feeble moaning. "Oh! OH" while
her eyes were fixed on his as il
hypnotized by his brutality.
USES STRAIGHT TALK
1.-THE trouble with you, Car
olyn." Dicky went on pitilessly,
els that you're still about IL or
rs years old, Just beginning to
consider yourself n big girl.
"You've read novels and gone
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

while her face
IL u sh e d 10 q
most unbecon,
ing brick red.
"He told
v o u:" S h g
faltered, evil
d e n ly too
cru sh e d TO
try to deny
anything.
"Of course
he tOld--nOt
me, hut his
superior off,
c err" Dicky
said. Told
kIVa az a = ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

IF MY heart had not been so
hot with anger against Carolyn
for her incredible folly. and what
/ believe TO be her treAchery
toward Marion, I could have felt
sorry for her when Dicky finished
his little speech.
She shrank back In her seat
until she was flattened against IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Speakers 10 Help
Greek Relief

Organization OF a speakers
bureau to help the campaign Of
the Detroit Friends of Greece
committee. was announced today
by DR.. a. p Pilides. secretary.
Members Of the committee are !:
John w. Chandler, chairman;
George w. Cook, Thomas Demi-
trius, Charles y. Diamond, Eman-
uel N. Karay, Raymond J. Kelly,
Louis f. Marine, DR.. V. p. Moi
sides. Nicholas X. P'Sachos, Eu-
gene Tappero, c. A. Tsangadas,
John M. Heaphy and James E.
Delaney.
They will appear before lunch
con clubs and various women's
organizations throughout Detroit.
The campaign goal is $4,000 900
for Greek War Relief drawn from
the nation at large.
Why Success or Failure May
Depend on Your Master Eye.
Scientists Have Found That II
You're Right-Eyed and Left
Handed or Vice Versa, You're
Likely to Have More Trouble
Than People. Whose Eyes and
Hands Cooperate, but Don't
Let 1t Discourage You. as Is
Pointed Out In the Illustrated
Feature in The American
Weekly. the Magazine Dis
tributed With This Sundays Is
sue of The Detroit Sunday
Times,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Wearing Apparel

BEAUTIFUL silver fox cane. nke new
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2-2727
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pert iur restylng, repairing, reasonable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
SeOing Machines

Al Sewing Machine vacuum washer re-
pairs In home. 81 Free estimates. Lenox
5000 Central Service.
SEWING machine White. beautiful 1912
eabinet SIS ~ free lessons on cutwork
European expert Terms No finance
open Sunday . ai50 Gratiot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Lumber, Building Materials

A STEEL framed Berry overhead garage
DOOR uHiy $50. Rerry Door Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07

bath. 24x2o. S3l2.
State Lumber. 20oil John r. TO s-1206.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07

BRIGGS QUALITY GARAGES Butt Ae-
cording 10 Requirements HoEarth 4i41.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Charcoal Is Base
OF New fertilizer

or-charr conditioning charcoal
is the main ingredient Of or-charr
garden and lawn fertilizer now
being manufactured by George
Oravetz A. Son OF Auburn and
distributed throughout the Puget
Sound area.
Seventy-two per cent high grade
garden charcoal and 20 per cent
finest quality and grade Of blood
and bone tankage fertilizer are
thoroughly blended and stored un-
Ill they are In the best condition
possible for garden and lawn use.
The mixture OF the charcoal in
gredient practically eliminates the
Objectionable odor so disliked in
many types OF fertilizer. Packed
in 25-pound bags. Or-charr ferti-
lizers can be easily handled by
any gardener. man or woman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Special Lawn
Mixture Sold
Registered Blend
Handled by Poole's

No other single feature has so
much TO do with making the home
grounds attractive and inviting as
a good well-kept lawn, according
to Poole's. who are experts in lawn
culture.
Since the materials required TO
make and maintain lawn are
not necessarily expensive and be-
cause the art Of making and caring
for it is easily mastered. every
home should have q beautiful
lawn.
The proper time to seed lawn
Is when other lawns in the neigh
borhood are making a good growth
and there is plenty OF moisture
and sufficient warmth and sun
shine available to terminate the
seed.
In practically all conditions.
Poole's Point Defiance lawn grass
mixture will give the best results.
II In hardy. durable. fine leaved
and a lovely dark green.
In some cases, such as shady
spots. the conditions may cali for
different kinds and types OF seed.
Poole's have them all In the high
est purity and termination II Is
possible to obtain. Prices are very
reasonable.
Lawn maintenance includes
three important phases - fertiliz-
ing, watering and moving.
Probably the best key to proper
fertilization is the growth Of the
grass itself. A good healthy lawn
should make enough growth 10
require cutting every 5 TO 7 days.
A lesser growth indicates the need
of fertilizer.
For fertilizer. Poole's use Mag
nolia lawn and garden fertilizer,
which is made solely for the pur-
pose Of making and keeping lawns
green and in a good healthy grow
ing condition, and In most eco
nomicai TO use.
Point Defiance lawn grass seed
is a special blended lawn grass
seed mixture and u registered in
the state OF Washington. II can
only be found at Poole's.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Beautiful Lawns Add Final Touch To Modern Home


The old style kitchen has gone
out 4 style no longer do kit
chens merely happen" to be ar
ranged ms fortune decided. Modern
kitchens are planned for conven-
fence.
Modern kitchens resemble work
shops, so Ideally are they laid out.
All units are considered: the sink,
the stove, the refrigerator, the
pantry, the doors all must be
considered when aiming at reduc-
ing wasted steps and time.
Check the location Of your fix
lures and appliances today.
Is your kitchen up-to-date:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21

tant since a mistake here will
determine appearance of the lawn
for many years to come.
Naturally, only the best quality
Of seed should be used, but the
important consideration is the
kind Of seed. Do not under any
circumstances buy a lawn grass
seed because 1t 10 cheap. and do
not buy a mixture simply because
it is convenient. Mixtures, espe-
cially cheap mixtures, often con-
tain grasses which have no place
in western Washington lawns.
The most important lawn grass
es for western Washington are
Chewings Fescue, Kentucky Blue
and the Bent grasses Including
Creeping Bent and Colonial Bent).
The Ia coma Seed company
stands ready at any time to ad-
wise any homeowner on the proper
mixture Of grasses for his lawn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Supply Firm
In New Home
Steady Growth for
Modern Supply Co.

Continuous growth has marked
the business history Of the Modern
Supply Co. during It's more than
two decades Of existence as a
Tacoma institution. Starting In a
small way at the corner Of 18th
and Commerce, this firm has en-
joyed steady volume OF BUSH
ness In the lines OF electrical and
plumbing fixtures which II handles.
Twice II has been necessary to
move to larger quarters In order
to handle the increasing business.
Now the firm Is located at 1918
Broadway with an entrance at
1916 Commerce street. Formerly
the firm was located at i344-l346
Commerce street.
Responsible for the steady
growth Of the company has been
Max Rosen, who has been buyer
and manager OF the firm for the
past twelve years.
Modern Supply Co. il always
ready to serve the needs OF any
homeowner." says Rosen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Seeding Lawn
Vital Matter
Tucomu Seed Will
Advise Homeownel

The building and maintenance
of a good lawn is a matter OF
vital Importance to the home
owner, according to c. F. T. Rowe
of the Tacoma Seed company. A
beautiful lawn, perhaps more than
any other single factor, contrib
utes to the value and attractive
ness of a home.
A lawn Is a permanent asset
and. as such, full consideration
must be given to proper planning
and carrying out the details OF
construction IL the lawn is TO give
satisfaction. The result of slip
shod planning and execution will
be a source of annoyance and dis
satisfaction 40 long as the lawn
remains.
Lawn grasses can be made to
grow more or less successfully
under almost any conditions, but
the exercise Of proper precautions
in the preparation Of the soil be-
fore seeding will make the sub
sequent handling Of the lawn much
easier.
Having the ground properly pre-
pared, the next consideration Is
the seed to use in planting the
lawn. This IL extremely impor-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
ROOF CONSTRUCTION

Roof construction Ia important 10
the appearance. weather-Proofing
and comfort Of your home. For
actual examples Of proofs suggest
ed by leading architects; for guild
anoe In the selection OF appropri-
ate shingling and other roofing
materials, see your local con
tractor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
WPA Workers May
Replace Unionists

BELLINGHAM-Unless warning
AFL unions settle their jurisdic-
tional dispute, WPA labor will be
used to complete a large industrial
water main project, the city coun-
ell warned Wednesday.
The Seattle Boilermakers and
Welders picketed the project,
claiming precedence over the Bell
ingham Building Trades Council
and the Bellingham local Of Plumb
ers and Steamfitters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21

Heating. ventilation and insula-
ton cease to be problems when
you call on a local contractor. He
will create a new floor plan, to
give you the maximum usefulness
from even the most limited or ir-
regular space. Just think Of how
much more comfortable your home
will be with an extra room built
from your attic space.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21

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Evening star., 1941-11-12


amuse and entertain a Goth century
audience, as it did last night, even
when most of the comedy was hidden
in the mesheS of a foreign Ian
guage.
Since this opera is given as a.
concert attraction, the advisaEllity
of seeking an English translation OF
it ought to be considered. 1t Is
surely not impossible to put into the
much maligned English tongue the
easy flowing libretto that runs
along in such a spirited fashion.
While a good deal of it is comedy OF
another era and from another ma
tional slant, its counterpoint could
be found in a language that lends
itself so quickly to just such an OBJ
iective. 1t is only fair to the average
audience to let it share to the fullest
the amusing situation created by
such a skilled fun maker as Doni-
zetti was. While there is some excuse
for retaining the original version OF
a work in the major opera houses,
when it goes on tour concession
should be made to the thoroughly
American public by which it will be
heard.
In the main last evenings audi
ence caught the fine points due en-
tirely to the excellent acting of the
cast. Without OVERRIDING, the singers
had high regard for the comedy ele-
ment and stressed it simply and nat
urally. The performance was a
spirited one without moment Of
let-doWn except when the composer
himself suffered from lack of
vitality. Even then the artists
exerted themselves to infuSe addi-
tional life into the scenes. Not only
is the music rich in melody but
written mastery for the voice, each
artist being given an opportunity TO
display his vocal gifts to the greatest
advantage It's f1uency is delight
and the ingenuity of the interWeav-
ing of tonal color in the ensembles
has an intriguing quality to it.
The title role was sung by Oscar
Lassner. who gave it skilled por-
travail if missing somewhat the
more delicate indications of Italian
humor. Bruno Landi as Ernesto,
the nephew of Don Pasquale, and
Francesca Valentino as DR.. Mala-
tesla were excellent in their de-
lineations. the singing of Mr.. Landi
and the smooth acting of Mr.. VAL
entino making for many high lights
in the performance. Mr.. Landls
voice is a tenor of exceptional
beauty, particularly in pianlsslmo
singing, while the fine baritone OF
Mr.. Valentino suited the music well.
Mr.. Lassner's role is trying one
but his bass voice retained its fresh
quality throughout the evening.
As in the story, so also in the
performance yesterday, the interest
was centered on the one woman in
the cast. Stella Andreva, who both
in her singing and acting proved
to be an artist of exceptional talent.
Her voice is a lovely one, pure and
high and easily produced, and she
sang the difficult music faultlessly,
with great brilliancy in the upper
registers. The sprightliness of her
personification of Norma was made
doubly convincing by her natural
Evening star., 1941-11-12

ness and graceful movements while
contriving to make the amusing
situations logical. Very genuine
applause greeted her fiorid arias
and at the end of each scene she
brought out her co-artists to share
the cordial reception given them.
The short role of the notary was
cleverly played by Bennett Challis
and a gay octet of young singers
appeared for one scene and won
their own recognition with an en-
semble number. The scenery was
the usual one at Constitution Hall,
a property bit here and there in
Evening star., 1941-11-12
Guadalupe Society
To Meet SATURDAY.

The Guadalupe Society. repre-
sentlng descendants of American Of
ficers in the Mexican War, will hold
its annual meeting Saturday at 3
pm. in the home of Mrs. Seth WILL
liams, 1869 Wyoming avenue NV.
Annual election of officers and
selection of delegates to the Won1-
ems Conference on National De-
fense, to be held in January. are on
the agenda. Mrs. Golden Ruggles.
president of the organization, will
officiate.
Evening star., 1941-11-12
PIT. A. Federation
To Meet Sunday

The Federation OF Parent Teacher
Associations will hold an educa-
tional mass meeting Sunday at 4
pm. at Lincoln Temple Church,
Eleventh and r streets NV, as
a closing event in American Edu-
cation Week.
DR.. Eugene A. Clark, president Of
Miner Teachers College, will discuss
problems that affect the home, the
school and the welfare of the Nation.
Assist. Supt. of Schools A. K. Savoy
will preside.
The 120-voice Glee Club of the
Young School will sing under dlrec-
Evening star., 1941-11-12

ton of Mrs. Gladys J. Reed. Other
features of the program will be a
brief outline of educational objec-
tives of parent-teacher groups by
Mrs. Alice C. Hunter, president Of
the federation; high lights of school
activity by Mr.. Savoy. and a report
on the federation's education week
campaign by Mrs. Bertha j. McMur-
dock.
Evening star., 1941-11-12
Tea at st. Thomas Church

The Women's Auxiliary of st.
Thomas Church, Eighteenth and
Church streets NV, will hold a tea
and apron sale Monday from to 6
pm. A turkey dinner will be served
at $50 pm. Reservations, 1t was
announced, must be made through
the church office.
Evening star., 1941-11-12
Beck Circle to Celebrate

The 26th birthday anniversary of
Beck Circle, Ladies of the G. A. r.,
will be celebrated at 8 o'clock to-
night at the Fourth Presbyterian
Church. Mrs. w. j. Hausman, presi-
dent. will preside.
Evening star., 1941-11-12
Don Pasquale' Delightful
In Both HumOr and Singing
Lively Work of Donizetti Could Be
Presented to Advantage in English;
Cast Scores by Excellent Acting
Ry ALICE ENERSMAN.

The revival Of interest in the operate works OF Donme t ~nlfh
the Metropolitan brought
Hall
Hodgkn Don Paqa
first event OF
hundred
Evening star., 1941-11-12

dicating the stage setting. The
orchestra, although small, was ade-
quate and played we'll under the
watchful directing of Giuseppe
Bamboschek.
Evening star., 1941-11-12

Living costs of Jewish workers
in Palestine are mounting rapidly.
Evening star., 1941-12-13
ILine-Up
OfCountries
at War
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Nations representing fully 80 per
cent of the population OF the world
now are at war.
This is how they have squared
off:
At war with Germany, Italy and
Japan:
The United States, Great Britain,
Australia, Canada, China, Free
France, the Netherlands, Neither
lands Indies, New Zealand, Poland,
Union of South Africa, Costa Rica,
Cuba, Nicaragua, Dominican Re-
public, Honduras, Haiti, Ell Saliva
dor, Guatemala and Panama.
At war with Germany, Italy and
their European allies only:
Soviet Russia, Belgium, Czecho-
slovakia, Ethiopia, Greece, Luxem-
bourg, Norway, Yugoslavia.
At war with the United States,
Britain and Russia: Germany, Italy,
Slovakia, Rumania.
At war only with Russia and Brit
ain: Finland, Hungary.
At war only with the United
States and Britain: Japan, Manchu-
kuo, Bulgaria.
Broke relations with Germany
italy and Japan: Mexico.
Broke relations with Japan only:
Colombia
Broke relations with the United
States: Hungary.
Expressed solidarity" with the
United States: Argentina, Brazil
Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, Paraguay
Peru, Uruguay, Venezuela.
Evening star., 1941-12-13
COSTA Rica Inferns
Jap Crew Driven 10
Port by U. 5. Planes
Warning Bombs Dropped;
Mexico und Cubu Also
Seize Fishing Boots

By the Associated Press.
The Japanese crew of motorized
fishing vessel flying the Stars and
Stripes was interned by Costa Rica
today, driven to dock at the Pacific
port of Puntarenas by warning
bombs which the government at San
Jose said were dropped by United
States Navy patrol planes.
The fishing boat was identified
officially as the Albert.
Explosion of the bombs-loosed by
q three-plane formation as the
aerial equivalent of shots across the
bow-startled Puntarenas residents
yesterday. They first believed it
signified an Axis attack.
The Albert had sailed into Punta-
renas earlier yesterday and then
moved on to nearby Caldera to take
on fuel oil.
She was pulling away from Cal
dera when the plane patrol (pre-
sumably on guard against subma-
rines and vessels which might refuel
them roared into action. The
helmsmen quickly headed toward
shore.
The crew was taken into custody
under regulations implementing
Costa Ricas declarations of war
against Japan, Germany and Italy.
Mexico Seizes Two Boats.
Mexico announced that two Japa-
ilese fishing boats had been seized
on charges of illegal fishing off stra-
tegic Lower California.
The Cuban navy also was reported
to have seized number of boats op-
Grating of Pinar del Rio Province on
Cuba's northwest coast.
Honduras. Panama and Ell Saliva
dor joined Central American neigh
bors in declarations of war against
Germany and Italy, just as they
previously had done against Japan.
Uruguay and Bolivia froze axis
funds, and Uruguay announced she
would treat all warning American
nations as neutrals.
Stronger Cooperation Sought.
An Argentine Foreign Office source
declared last night that the meeting
of American Foreign Ministers In
Rio de Janeiro next month would
seek stronger economic cooperation
among the Americas in the light of
the war.
Chile's Defense Minister said the
Chilean Army had enough guns to
defend the Straits of Magellan, but
would look to the United States for
other defense weapons. He sug-
gested conference with the Argen-
tine and Brazilian general STATS on
defense of the straits.
In Peru the Japanese Legation
sent the newspapers a long state
ment defending Japans position
against the United States and Bri-
tain, but none printed 1t.
Peasants Ordered Arrested.
Mexico's President Manuel Avila
Camacho said certain evil-inten-
toned persons" were trying to Gre
ate hatred of the United States
among the peasants and ordered
their arrest.
Oil-important Tampico, Mexico,
planned blackout practice.
President Fulgencio BatiSta Of
Cuba ordered immediate confiscation
of all Italian, German and Japanese
holdings and internment Of the Axis
nationals on the Isle Of Palms. 40
miles south Of Havana Province In
the Caribbean.
Anibal Rios, third vice president
of Panama in the overthrow regime
of DR.. Arnulfo Arias, said today at
Bogota, Colombia, he was renounc-
ing all claim to the presidency OF the
republic lin the interests OF Pan
anna and the Western Hemisphere.