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Evening star., 1941-10-21
Don HeroId Quits Magazine
Charging Copy Was Altered
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 71.-Don Her
old, motion picture critic for the
magazine Scribner's Commentator,
resigned yesterday on the ground
his copy had been tampered with.
7 resigned" he said, because
some one on the stan of the maga-
zine added to and changed my copy
to make 1t appear that I am an
isolationist, that oppose Wendell
Willkie and that I am opposed to
the so-called interventionist trend
of the motion pictures"
At Lake Geneva, Wis, where the
Commentator is published, George
Eggleston, the editor, denied that
any staff member had altered Mr..
Herold's manuscript, but said there
was forgery at our end between the
once and the printer"
Eggleston said another typed
Evening star., 1941-10-21

manuscript had been substituted for
Herold's and even the printers
marks put on It," He added he had
found who the people were" and
was acting upon the matter"
The copy in question was that
containing the writer-cartoonist 8
comments on the senatorial sub
committee investigation into the
motion picture industry for the No
vember issue of the magazine.
Evening star., 1941-10-21
America First Group
To !1eur Mundt Toniqht

Representative Mmdt, Repub-
lican, Of South Dakota will address
q meeting sponsored by the America
First Committee at pm. today at
the Friends Meeting House, 2111
Florida avenue NV. Mr.. Mundt. q
member Of the House Foreign AZ
fairs Committee, will speak on AN
American Course In the World
Crisis" Mrs. Bennett Champ Clark
will preside,
Evening star., 1941-10-21
London BIitz Paintings
On Display in Winnipeg
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WINNIPEG, Oct. 21.-Rudolf Hay
brook, London fireman artist, who
brought more than 100 large paint
ings which display London during
a blitzkrieg, told Winnipeggers yes
terday about experiences he and
other artists had gone through in
order to make them
The pictures all were painted by
artist-flremen on the spot, Mr. Hay
brook said, adding that some oi
them have been purchased by the
British government as war records
The paintings, averaging SO inches
by 80, viii be on display at a DEPART
ment store here all week. Then
they will be taken to New York,
where Mayor La GuaIu4a ,.-4 T. =
ticipate in the opening ceremony as
they are placed on display there.
Evening star., 1941-10-21
BACKACHE,
LEG PAINS MAY
BE DANGER SIGN
OF Tired Kidnevs
OF Tired Kidneys

n baekache and leg pains are making you
miserable. don't Just complain and do moth
ing about them. Nature may be warning
you that your kidneys need attention.
The kidneys are Natures chief way of
taking excess acids and poisonous waste out
Of the blood. They help most people elirni-
nate about 8 pints . day.
II the Is miles Of kidney tubes and filters
don't work well. poisonous waste matter
stays in the blood. These poisons may start
nagging backaches. rheumatic pains, leg pains,
loss of pep and energy. getting up nights.
swelling, pufiiness under the eyes, head
aches and dizziness.
Don't waitl Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, used successfully by millions for over 40
years. They give happy relief and will helD
the Is miles of kidney tubes dush out poison
Evening star., 1941-10-21
Portugal Bans Shipping
For Nations at War
px the AASsociated press

By the Associated Press.
LISBON, Oct. 21.-Portuguese
shippers have been ordered not to
carry freight for any belligerent
country, even If in transit via neu-
trail ports.
The ban follows the recent sinking
Of the Portuguese steamer Corte
Real by a German submarine.
Evening star., 1941-10-21
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Edwards Olive Tablets TO insure centEs
yet thorough bowel movements. Olive
Tablets are simply wonderful TO stir UP
your liver bile secretion and tone up
muscular intestinal action. 15t. 30t. soc.
Evening star., 1941-10-21

Repairing Renovizns . undermining Homes
The Success of The Eberly Plar
has been your confidence in us and our
confidence in you.
When MIR. Anton Eberly established this
business, now nearly SO years ago. he laid
down a policy of building not for the present
but for the long, long unending future. That
same policy continues today.
During all these years every job The
Eberly Plan has executed has had but one
purpose-one objective long look into
the future. Work done so conscientiously
that it established between our customers
and ourselves bond of confidence. It's
policy that has become traditional motive
that has put sincerity into each job.
1t is in this spirit we offer our services
now grown to more than 40 - covering
every feature and phase of home renovizins
and house undermining done with the
economies of organization with the skill
of experience done so thoroughly that
we aim to keep on growing through deserved
reputation. AS consutants you will find
frank-as you will find us always adherins
strictly to the letter of our estimates
executing them to the last detail in The
Eberly Plan spirit. Thus have we served
five generations of Washingtonians.
The Eberly Financing Plan is feature
of this wholehearted service - offering
budget privileges adjusted to your
requirements.
A. Eberly's Sons
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AAoo IN A''' s2sd Ysn A' o0O
Before You InUest-Inuestigote
Evening star., 1941-10-21
Student Assembly Meeting

The first meeting of the Student
Assembly of Columbia College of
Christian Education, 1708 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV. will be held
at pm. Thursday. Frances Larson
iS Dresident
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sive appearance.
When plans are being made to
refurbish daughters room, is an
excellent time to interest her in
sewing Let her help select the
colors and decide on the style Of
the draperies and spread she
wants. Then have her help with
the cutting and sewing. The
chances are % to l, that she'll beg
for a dressing table of her own.
too. BY all means. let her have
one. Dad and the boys can make
a table frame and paint it, or one
can be purchased very inexpensive
~. and then covered with a deep
gathered flounce 10 match the
draperies. See that there is
drawer or shelf where comb and
brush and other accessories may
be kept, and there won't be any
excuse for an untidy table top.
Even a beginner at sewing can
turn out well tailored, attractive
decorations, II care il taken and
the work is planned carefully. Cut
ting precisely 10 Of the utmost
importance for a well finished ar
ticle. Once the trick il learned,
sewing becomes hobby that Ia
fun. because the sense of accom-
plishment is so pleasing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23
Pattern

Have fun In the sun-in this
delightful outfit Pattern ABA Is
young and blithe and carefree. and
with all the simple-to-sew details.
typical Of any Anne Adams style.
The eocky little bolero 10 cut high
and curved to show off your slim
waist. Make IL In matching fabric
or in . vibrant. exciting contrast,
perhaps with the revers Of the
dress fabric. The gay frock itself
has 4 wide pointed waistband and
darts down the center bodice seam
to hold softness. The straps are In
halter style, with additional back
straps to keep the garment COM
fortably IN place. No side pocket
Ia needed. for a buttoning or nip
per closing goes down below the
waist In back. You'll really need
this gay outfit-gst started on II
right away.
Pattern 47a4 Ia available In
misses' sizes IL, IL. is. is and 20.
Size Is. dress, takes 8 yards SIS
inch fabric. and bolero. IN yards
contrast.
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One Of these il an attractive.
restful bedroom. II Is here that
neatness or its opposite first be-
comes appsrent-and where train
ing usually eenters. The child who
has a well-plsnned. cheerful room
to begin with is much more apt TO
take pride in its appearance than
one who gets along with house
hold castaways. And there isn't
reason why every boy and girl
should not have a bright charming
room. With the simplest OF fur
nishings. and a few yards of
bright fabrics 10 be sewn up into
drsperies and bedspreads. the rest
is only a matter of few hours
time.
A boys bedroom should be
treated as simply as possible.
Boys don't like "frills" of any kind
and besides they always have so
many treasures to decorate a
room with, that tailored draperies
and spreads are the order of the
day. A grand herman treatment
10 TO make these Of denim. There
are delightful new striped denim
fabrics, to combine with plain
colors
Sail Cloth Also Smart
Make the top of the spread OF
the stripes, with a tailored flounce
Of plain color. Red and white
candy stripes. with plain red, or
deep blue and white with blue are
popular combinations. Then edge
the plain flounce with a double
band Of the striped material. The
draperies would be attractive
made OF plain color, with a three
inch double hand of the stripes
edging the center sides and bot
tom Of each drapery. Denim. which
only costs about IS cents a yard.
is a particularly good selection for
a boys room. because II launders
Be sure, too. that the
thread used is boilfast 20 that II
doesn't run or fade the first time
the articles are tubbed.
Sail cloth Is another smart Sc
lection for a boys room. II COM
bines nicely with fishnet curtains,
and makes a good background for
trophies II sailing or fishing is his
hobby.
For girl. more feminine fix
ings are usually preferred. II she
is feminine in her habits she'll like
soft colors and treatments. and If
she is still inclined to be tom
boyish, it's a good time to teach
her the charm of more girlish
But that doesn't
mean the fabrics must
be expensive. There are delight
full chintz and cretonne patterns
that cost as little as 80 cents
yard. yet by making them with
ruffles. or pleats for trimming,
they take on a much more expen-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23
Roses Always Lend Themselves
To Fine ARRANGEMENTS

cutting the stem. Bend some Of
the flowers to make the arrange
ment more graceful. The wire will
help them stand up longer. and
make them more pliable.
Another professional hint-taks
some Of the leafy. leftover stems
and place them on the water, from
the holder to the edge Of the bowl.
This is most attractive.
You may prolong the roses lives
by taking them out of the bowl
at night and wrapping them in
wet newspaper. Then. put them
back in the water and place them
in cool room.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23
Bread Loses Vifamins
When Toasted Too Long

When Vegetables are cooked IN
too much water. or cooked too
long, they lose some of their pre-
cious vitamins and minerals. Like
wise, IL enriched bread is toasted
too long, it loses some of its vita
min 81. Whole wheat bread. like
enriched bread, loses some OF its
vitamin B1 If toasted too brown,
too
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23

Send Is cents in coins and tax
tokens for this Anne Adams pat
tsrn. Write plainly Size. Name.
Address and style Number
Order the brilliant Anne Adams
lell Pattern Book today, and get
your wardrobe ready for the turn
a the fashion season. THERE'S
real dress-msking fun and salts
faction for you IN this collection
a unusually stmple-to-sew styles
for every age and purpose You'll
find tailored modes garden
frssh prints sportsters .
evening. wedding and graduation
gowns lingerie accessories.
Order . copy now-you'n like our
prompt mali service, Book Is
csnts- Pattern Is cents. Book and
Pattern together. - cents and 5
tax tokens.
Bend your order to The Tacoma
Times. Pattern Department.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23
Smart Hat, Sleek Head

Todsy's smart hats demand
sleek heads. and thus brillisntine
is made a must on the beauty &C
cessory list of practically every
woman. For best results. spray
IL on the hair with an atomizer.
II will be distributed quickly and
easily over and through the hair,
and will stay put" longer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23
CHAPTER ELEVEN

Mrs. Spate said. "Sit down.
Johnny" and jules eyes flew
wide. This most certainly WAS not
the accepted routine. Mrs. Spate
should have demanded with crisp
authoritativeness. We'll. what is
II. john" There actually had
been fondness In her tone. Glanc-
ing ~ her, Julie saw fondness In
her smile Johnny's employer add
ID surprisingly. did you meet
Mias Patton on the way OUT :"
Johnny bowed courteousay, say
ing evenly, "rormalities were
broken down by the storm"
Julie murmured. Good eve
ming"
Johnny sat down, seemingly at
ease. II came to report 4 had
cut in the left rear tire" he said.
The highway was Uttered. must
have run over something. Awfully
sorry about IT."
julie received the impress
don that the tire was merely
. rsse 70 get Johnny into the
living room and Was absurdly
thrilled by the impression.
Mn. Spate took the news
seriously.
Can 1t be repaired :" she asked
her voice booming deeply.
I'm afraid II wouldn't be safe
He sat with head slightly how
cred. eyes sianting In the direc-
ton OF Julie.
Then discard the tire by all
means. Get q new one Monday
morning"
Johnny rose. AN right. that's
what I'll do BY all the rules he
should have said with great hu-
mility, Yes. Mrs. spate. Thank
you" Saying pleasantly. Good.
night" he disappeared. and the
room was dark and gloomy again.
Johnny 10 % dependable" OBJ
served Mrs.. Spate.
Kennedy laughed Mother
has made quite \ pet Of John
ny. She refuses 70 he driven
by any 81 TIE other cha1-
feurs--
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23
Streamlined Figure Requires
Firm Leg and Stomach Muscles
YouthfuHy Flat Figure Can Only Be Attained by
Exercise; Refusing 70 Over-esf Also important
By CYNTHIA GREY

It's possible to lose great deal of weight by dieting
BY refusing to eat than actually needed every
meal but neither of these methods keep the firm
And unless they kept firm, streamlned figure will
remain miraae-somethns you'd like to have but can't
quite attain.
Exercise is the only answer for unless the muscles be-
tween the hips and knees kept firm and strong the
thighs will bulge and unless the muscles of the abdomen
their strength elasticity
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23
Charming Decorations for Boys Girls Room Simple
Few Yards of inexpensive Fabric
Can Do Wonders for Your Home
Environment Plays important Part in Training Of
Growing Children: Habits Formed a. Home

The old argument of environment heredty is still
scler for the psychologists But fact is clear En-
vironmen plays important in the training of growing
boys and girls Habits of the formed
right home and placed square the shoulders
of the mother who trains her children
II isn't easy these budgetwatchng to find the
time money spend giving children All the advantages
they might be gvenbut there certain advantages that
heir thriph
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One for the Money
By LOUISE HOLMES

Well, like him." the old lady
explained with amused defiance.
Hes a nice boy. He treats me
as " l were an individual, not
a has-been with one foot IN the
grave Her elderly eyes twinkled.
In fact, he treats me as If I
were about his age"
Again Kennedy laughed. "Ev-
eryone In the establishment likes
Johnny. The cook mothers him.
the maids quarrel over him-were
you impressed, Julie?
Had he noticed Johnny's
slanting glance II had held
pulse quickening something.
Not particularly" she re-
piled. HE seemed 10 BE- = very
efficient driver"
Kennedy appeared TO be salts
fled and Mrs. spste returned TO
her questions. We were talking
about you. Julie" she said, catch
ing up the interrupted thread of
conversation. II had just asked
II you are a New Yorker"
I've adopted the city" Julie
told her. My home town Is
Brookfisld. New Jersey. and l have
many friends there"
Does your family still live in
Brookfield :" The subject WAS be-
ing pursued 10 a conclusion, as
Julie had known 1t would be.
MY family is pretty well
scattered. My mother died
and my father married again.
He gees his own way. 1 really
have no one" Thus she tact
fally hurdled Mike and Enid.
Mrs. Spate's speculative eyes did
not leave jules face. You must
have had advantages. Julie. Your
voice shows 1t. the way you hold
your head. All your mannerisms
bespeak a cultured background"
Covstous Expression
Kennedy. smoking a large cigar
silently listened. He. too. intently
watched Julie. but with a different
expression. almost 4 oovetous ex-
Preston, If one OF Ksnnedys diff
fident nature could be eoystous.
my father was very wealthy
before the depression" julie
told the arblter of her future.
~he has nothing now"
Mrs. spate made sympathetic
tut-tutting sounds with her tongue
And SO, because Of circumstances
you are forced TO earn your own
living" she summed up the situa-
ton.
"A pity. my dear shame
full pity. Forgive me II 1 seem
carious. am prompted by
keen interest and affection.
Tell me. dear - what decided
you upon your present occupa-
non "A kirf oil your inteiii-
geacs--
Julie laughed softly. YOU'D be
surprised 10 know how unintelli-
gent i am. Mrs. Spsts. l had nc
idea Of the gaps in my education
until tried to get a job. A series
q circumstances made me q mani
curist It's honest. il pays fairly
we'll" Julie was growing q n'
weary Of self explanation
Wistful Voice
She longed TO say. Pm what
an Take me or leave me. ] DON !,
care" However. she knew better
than 10 indulge in any such ssuci-
ness. She said. wistful little
Continued on Page 10, Column o
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way. for these foods help you
10 get over that sluggish feel
Ing and become more wide
awake and alert.
Dear Miss Grey: | have a fe-
male terrier puppy. about five
months old. that ] would like TO
give someone who viii give her
q good home. She is a very pretty
dog and very fond of children.
MRS. L. p. PARKER.
Mrs. Parker may he reached
NJ 1910 So. Washington st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23

But for al Of you who hate
exercise like = cat hates water,
there's \ happy side To the prob
lem. for we're told that the exer-
eises necessary TO keep the Lex
and stomach muscles In excellent
condition need not be complicated.
In fact, seven or eight minutes a
day win turn the trick. And that
shouldn't hurt anyone.
Although this information IL
particularly directed TO Mrs. r. H..
whose letter appears below. still
its something that career girls
and housewives alike win find of
utmost value. Mrs.. p. II. writes:
Dear MiR Grey: I am over
weight and would like = set Of
exercises to reduce all parts OF
my bcdy--especially my thighs.
would also like = menu for re-
ducinG.
I would appreciate this infor-
nation very much. ! hope IT viii
~ take up too much space.
MRS. =. II.
Dear Mrs r. H.: II 10 sug-
gesteA NAT yss % the follow
ing two exercises five times
earh. before your morning
shower.
Lie fiat a. the fioor with
arnss folded acreas the chest.
I'M head and feet slightly off
TIE nsee. then roll over and
ever - TIE right. Revere. roll
ing over and ever 10 the left.
An weight should - ea hlps
and thiglsa. This actually rolls
away bulges And strengthens
ohe ususclea-
New. keeping the shoulders
Hat - the floor vita srms Ut
ss1es and ankles together. slow
~ MT feet upward until lsgu
are pespendicular to the body.
Knees should b. straight Lower
legs even morn slowly. Notice
TIE strain this pute On the stom-
49, muscles. To complete this
reutise, keep feet fiat on the
Moor anA arms 1t sIdes. then
seme up 10 . sitting position.
W1thout relaxing knees. bend
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23

When a purse -snatcher attempts TO
victlmize JULIE PATTON, blonde
manicurist. IAN q . ONE JOHNNY
TOWNE slugs the fellow and sug-
sests that julie and he have some
thing 70 eat. Julie. who has decided
that she wants luxury and money
far more than she wants love. falls
In love with Johnny. She Is startled
to discover he is chauffeur when
Millionaire KENNEDY WORT'HING-
TON SPATE. Ill. fiftyish and I'M
attractive. has his mother invite
Julie to be = week-e guest and
sends Johnny with the limousine TO
bring her to their estate. Johnny
tells Julie that the man ne knocked
cold 10 In q critical condition at the
hospital and police are searching for
the assailant. Julie fears her name
will be involved and she VIII lose
her one opportunity TO marry into
rich family. Julie spends an eve
ming with the spates which is very
duli-untii Johnny enters 70 speak
to MYp Spate
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23
TODAY'S
RECIPES
CASSEROLE OF FISH
ITALIAN STYLE

1ASSLnotE VT
ITALIAN STYLE
"a pound Il cup mushrooms,
washed and sliced
Il cup diced celery
1 medium onion. finely chopped
4 tablespoons butter
5 tablespoons quic k-cookinH
tapioca
IL teaspoons salt
u teaspoon pepper
2 teaspoons sugar
2 cups Talked cooked paddock
or cod
cups canned tomatoes
to 10 unbaked baking powder
biscuits. rolled = inch thick.
saute mushrooms. celery and
onion in butter until tender. Com
bine with tapioca and remaining
ingredients in order given. Turn
into CREASED casserole and bake in
hot oven (425 degrees FL 5 min
utes. Then stir we'll and bake
minutes longer. Stir again, place
biscuits on top Of fish mixture,
and continue baking IL to Is min
utes, or until biscuits are Drowned.
Serves s.
LIME TINT RUSSIAN CREAM
3 tablespoons sugar
y teaspoon salt
2 eggs
4 cup milk, scalded
! teaspoon vanilla
! package lime-flavored gelatin
! cup hot water
\ teaspoon salt
y teapsoon almond extract.
Add sugar and salt to eggs and
beat slightly. Pour small amount
Of milk over eggs. stirring vigor-
ously, return to remaining milk in
double boiler, and cook until mix
ture coats spoon. stirring constant
ly. Remove from fire. Add va
nilla. Chill.
Dissolve gelatin in hot water.
Add salt and flavoring. Chill IN
Ill cold and syrupy. Place in bowl
of cracked ice or ice water and
whip with rotary egg bsater until
fluffy and thick like whipped
cream. Then beat in custsrd. Turn
into individual molds. Chill until
firm. Unmold. Serve with whipped
cream. Serves 8.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23

No need envy friend her lovely accessories tor here's
e crochet heirloom cloth that you noke at little
cost It's obout 1880 inches done strands OF string
Poer 275o chart and directions for cloth Norous
s1es Illustrations Of and stitches noerios required
Send in coin and tos token tor this potten
TO The Toooro Times Needeorot Dept. Tocono Wosh.
Write plonk potern number. your nome ond oodress
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23
BUILDING AN
ARRANGEMENT

Put few leaves In your needle
holder first. That will camou-
flage the holder and make an at
tractive base. Then put in two or
three low, foundation flowers.
You can build up and out from
there, according to your own taste.
Be sure to remember TO measure
the height with your eye before
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23

Below are the answers to test
questions printed "a Editorial
pags.
I. cFAA
3. BOY-ss.
.. Hundrsdweight-
Z. Ian Naclarsn-"
:. Rougst d Lsls.
8. 0ix-
Z. nne.
q Dnxing.
3. Swine.
10. Hercules or Herakles.
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Tomato Consomme
Film Stars favorife

Film Star Ginger Rogers
mother is an excellent cook, and
she has trained her famous daugh-
ter in her footsteps. Mrs. Rogers
reports that Ginger's favorite soup
is tomato consomme. thin and pip
ing hot, seasoned with finely chop
ped mushrooms. It's wonderful.