davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-05-12
Belmont Park

SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 50 900 added:
graded handicap, class c; 3-year-olds and
up; 11s miles.
Stafford II Ryan $3.50 1880 400
Navy tSmith) 4.40 800
Play House (Oliver) 400
Time, / :53.
Also rainfall Story, Binder and Gino
Rex.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse $1,000: claim
lnE; 4-year-olds and up: "a miles.
Wedding Morn (Robn) 1880 500 $50
Bright Rebel tJames) $40 $50
Bright Victory (Oliver) 23O
Time, 2:343s.
Also ran-Rex Flag and Woodberry.
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Box Score
PHILADELPHIA.
WASHINGTON.

Miles batted for McCrzbb In 9Th.
Collins batted for Babich in sth.
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Suffolk Downs

SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 hand
tcap; 3-year-olds and up: / mile.
Advocator tTaylor) 4.60 $50 $50
Votum tRobartl 4.S0 800
Topee tAtkinson) $50
Time. 80.
Also ran@old Joe, Harp Weaver, Sun
time and Balloter.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; "a miles.
Bailiwick fAllgaier) 1920 $50 44n
Peanut Lady (Packer) $40 $50
Broad Vision tAtkinson) 46O
Time 1855.
Also ran-Ina ctive. Blackmail. Mahlette,
BravinP Danger. Almac and Shasta Mollie
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Other League Comes
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Turner and lombard.
At Pittsburgh
st. LOUIS Ol0 no 120- s Is 0
Pittsburgh = 900 020 OO0-2 10
Batteries-Warneke and Maneuso;
Hefntzelman, Lanahan, Dietz and Davis.
(Only Games Scheduled)
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Churchill Downs

FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: allow
ances; 3-year -olds and UP: 8 furlonss.
Shaker-Man (McCombsi 1000 4.s0 $50
Woodsaw (Richardl 4.40 $40
High One tWilliams) $50
Time 1:122s.
Also ran-Soup and Fish, Jack Twink,
Nimble and True Star.
Evening star., 1941-05-12
Two Extro Pages
In This Edition

Late news and sports are covered on Pages
TX and Ok OF this edition Of The Star, supple
menting the news OF the regular home delivered
edition of The Star
Evening star., 1941-05-12
SCORE BY INNINGS.

80 5 27 g
Evening star., 1941-05-12

The speech which President Roosevelt was 10 deliver
Wednesday night the diplomats of Latin America
ceed today and the White House said that Mr. Roosevelt in
stead would nresde chat" the night Of May 81
Evening star., 1941-05-12

SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; allow
ances: 3-year-olds and up; furlonss.
Topic king 1900 500 $50
Valdina Groom uemmons) 4s0 $50
Dancing Light tCrais) $50
Time, 1:25as.
Ruby II anal Brave Up.
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(See OvERTON, Page Ok
Evening star., 1941-05-12

2See SHIPS, Page 2-Xl
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Air HostesseS
Get Male Nod
Nv RUTH MII.IETT

A trip by plane can be a lesson
in How to Get Along With Men"
If a woman passenger watches the
hostess instead of the scenery.
The girls who make airline pas
sengers comfortable have perfected
the you're attractive - but keep
your distance" technique. And that
is something every woman who
works has to develop.
This seems to be the technique
of the airline hostess. whether she
is blonde or brunette. or whether
she is flying east or west:
She's attractive to look at, of
course, or there would be no need
for technique,
She is friendly-but keeps her
distance by dividing up her friend
illness. being as nice to one passen-
ger as to another.
She looks straight into the eyes
Of the person who speaks to her
and really listens to what he has
to say.
She smiles when she answers,
and II she can't think of good
retort she just smiles and moves
on.
She is exactly rs attentive to the
men who don't angle for her atten-
ton as to those who do.
She manages to be sparing
enough with her attention to keep
the men wishing she had more
time for them.
She does her job 30 efficiently
and quickly that she gains the re-
spect of even the men who would
like to date her up, II they could
manage II.
She usually remembers not to
antagonize women by giving them
any less attention than she gives
TO men, so that she doesn't run into
that old criticism that women
never get any service from women.
She is nice looking. efficient.
agreeable, conscious not too
conscious her sex. And that's
an unbeatable combination for the
woman whose job depends on her
being able TO get along with men.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-09

Keeping your home spic n span
is fun in CHEEKY apron like Pat
tern 1870. This Anne Adams
frock-saver is offered in two at
traetive versions. both easy to
stitch up with the aid of the Sew
ing Instructor A bit of gay
cotton. and a dash Of ric-rac or
crisp ruffling are all the materials
required. Apron A shows a bib
like plastron that points over the
skirt, while Apron B has a pointed
hemline and a front bodice panel
that widens down into the skirt.
all in one piece The shoulder
straps Of both styles stay put. ."
with a high back to hold them in
check One or two pockets are
optional Make these aprons for
yourself as nice. inexpensive
gifts.
Pattern 1870 is available in sizes
small 32-34l. medium $3.50 and
large l4O-42l. Small size. Apron
A. takes - yards 56-inch fabric
and 2i2 yards ric-rac; Apron 3.
Il yards 35-inch fabric and 2Ss
yards ruffhng.
Send fifteen cents f15cl in coins
and two tax tokens for This Anne
Adams pattern. Write plainly
SIZE. NAME. ADDRESS and
STYLE NUMBER.
Are you too tall Too short >
Too plump? Too slim II you
are irregulsrly proportioned in any
way. let the Anne Adams Per-FIt
Foundation Pattern ala take the
guess-work out of dressmsking.
This basic figure" pattern is fit
ted and adjusted 10 your exact
measurements in tissue: then cut
out in muslin for permanent
record Pin your dress patterns q
il. make the necessary changes
and the finished frock viii fit with
perfection Designed for sizes Il
70 20: 80 10 so Size is requires
So yards 36-inch fabric. Price 15c
and two tax tokens.
Send YOUR order 70 TIE Tacoma
Tines, Pattern Dept. Tacoma. Wn.
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FAC1AIS BETTER
IN SERIES

A single facial won't do your
compile xion an overwhelming
amount Of good IA series will. how
ever, but it certainly will refresh
your memory about what type of
preparations are best for your skin
and the right way to apply them.
II you put off getting much
needed permanent before Christ
mas, plan 10 have a few scalp
treatments before you get New
Year permanent.
II you feel that you must lose
some weight between now and the
time you buy spring clothes, how
about starting off with a few ex-
ercise and massage treatments in
a beauty salon or a gymnasium ?
Let an expert show you how to do
exercises designed especially to
correct your individual figure de-
fects. Let her make out a reduc-
ing diet for you. You'll probably
have less trouble sticking to it
than to an old diet with which you
are quite bored.
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"Greatest Style Sh0rv Earth Being Held New York City No
Here Is Sensible
Extravaganza

It might turn out TO he more
sensible than II sounds to spend
some Of your Christmas cash on
beauty preparations that come
under the heading Of downright
luxury.
A few dollars worth Of bath
preparations. for example may
prove To be just the incentive you
need to keep your New Year reso-
lutions about trying to be better
looking every day. There's some
thing about a scented bath. fol-
lowed by a cologne rundown, that
inspires many woman to dress
and apply makeup more carefully
afterward.
II you haven't had a professional
facial in long. long time, it might
be smart to spend part OF that
Christmas check Uncle Ezra sent
on good one.
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CHAPTER TWENTY

Cam slept late after the Turf
Ball and IT was nearly noon when
she went downstairs for breakfast
She carefully scanned the morning
paper. but there was no mention
of Joe Raymond, the first time his
name had been entirely missing
She was interested in reading the
elaborate account of the ball, and
looked at the pictures of early
arrivals snapped by the newspaper
photographers.
Among the guests. she noted the
name of Mark Cheney, but there
was no listing of Lucia. She
guessed that Lucia might have
been included in the party at the
last minute to round 1t out, and
was surprised at the feeling of
elation that swept over her at this
thought
Perhaps Lucia wasn't as promi-
nent in Marks life as she had sus-
pected.
She read every line OF the story
of the ball, but there was no mem
ton of Mark having left the party
almost as soon as he arrived
Cam was too unfamiliar with
newspaper methods to know that
the report had been written in adj
vance and probably was in type
before the big affair actually got
under way.
After breakfast she called a cab
and was driven to the apartment
where Ruby lived.
After repeatedly ringing the bell,
she was bit panicky as she went
downstairs to the managers office
to make inquiry. Had something
happened TO Ruby? Had Lefty and
Dutch taken her away?
The manager. in a soiled house
dress. her frowsy hair badly in
need of eombing, held a finger be-
tween the pages of cheap maya
zine she had been reading when she
answered Cams ring
Ruby Osborne? oh, yeah. She
moved out early this morning. Left
before / was up. l found a note
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Lock Up My Heart
Nv ROB- EDEN

stuck under my door. She had paid
her rent in advance. so after look
ing the place over and finding all
the furniture and dishes there that
belong to the apartment, l didn I
worry"
Did she say where she was
going ?"
Nope. Just wrote she was TAX
ing her junk and getting out"
Was there anybody with her ?"
Search me- told you l was
asleep" The landlady was showing
signs of Impotence to get back to
her reading.
DO you happen to know any of
her friends >" Cam asked. desper-
ately. ANY place she might go :?
I'm very anxious to get in touch
with her"
Nope. I never monkey with my
tenants private lives. So long as
they pay their rent on time, never
pay them no mind"
The woman was definitely
through, now. and abruptly shut
the door. Regretfully, Cam turned
away. There were some more ques-
tons she had wanted to ask
She wondered if Frank would be
at his office yet, and phoned him
from nearby store. When she got
him. she recounted the news of
Ruby's disappearance and asked if
he had heard from her.
mo, ! haven't, but Ill check the
police right away and see if they
know anything about il. They
might have picked her up again for
questioning. Those birds never let
you alone. once they've got you on
the run. you know"
The girl promised TO call him
back in ten minutes. but when she
did il was to learn that the police
had no knowledge of Ruby's move
ments. Cam thanked him, and
phoned the Ceylon Inn. The man
ager didn't know anything about
Ruby. either
IF you're a friend OF hers" he
shouted from his end, tell her she
don't need TO come back. She $
stood me up for the last time. Be-
sides. I amt crazy about hsvin' a
convicts moll working here"
He slammed up the receiver be
fore Cam could answer.
She caught a bus back to her
hotel and was walking past the
desk toward the elevator when the
clerk called TO tell her there was
q message in her box.
II simply read. Call UL-4l41. "
The number seemed familiar. Then
she remembered it was the num-
Der she had called for Ruby and
delivered her cryptic message.
simply "Oksy."
She quickly dlaled the number.
and when a mans voice answered.
asked if Ruby were there.
who's calling >"
She gave her name
Just q minute -I'll see" II
seemed more than five minutes 20
Cam before she finally heard
Rubys voice al the other end OF
the wire
This is Cam-Camilla Denton,
Ruby" she said. eagerly into the
phone I was worried about you
Are you all night >"
I'm all right, but 7 stin don,
feel so hot. I don't think III be
able 10 60 10 work yet"
Cam told Of calling the cafe and
the Surliness Of the manager.
Don't let that worry you. Ruby
said. IF I want the job again,
he'll hire me. all right, whether he
wants 20 or not. Hes afraid o;
Lefty. Thanks again for taking
care Of ne"
I'd like 20 see you-where are
you living ,"
Continued on Pace 10. Cellmr
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By CYNTHIA GREY

With each generation, problems arise Most Of
them. however serious they met in the
best suited them and usually easily solved Most of
the problems caused by ways of life which
the of inventions such the washing
machine, the cotton gin the automobile
The latter seems to affected the lives of average
persons than anything else and is the direct
the birth of bevy of social activities and for the dis
continuance many For instance where the
hay rides the sleigh rides and the tay pulls of yesteyear?
In their places number of social activities,
popular among which is the "oo dance affair which
given by the girls who proceed to turn tables the boys
and become their escorts for the evening
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By BEVERLY THOMPSON

SPRING PRENIEW: New pas
tel. all occasion suits are being
featured this month by one of the
local stores. Most are made with
new longer jackets and many are
trimmed with clever braid bind
ing. Colors are cadet blue. rose,
caramel, beige. green and gold.
They're truly suits Of distinction.
Long wearing and durable are
the new lace tablecloths we ran
across on our latest trek
through the stores. Take your
choice between those made of
machine-made lace and those
made of handmade Point Mar
guerite-both are richly decora-
tive and both boast a choice of
intricate designs.
FOR AFTERNOON WEAR:
Printed silk jerseys are the thing.
They're reasonably priced and are
offered in grand range of sizes.
Most are Paisley prints; many
come with intriguing, matching
turbans. Hurry and take a peek
you'll love them.
The new Crown-tested rayon
yardage Is taking the town by
10 II mil
nor run when tubbed. It's ideal
for afternoon dresses and Cock
tail frocks and comes in a vari-
ETY. of ever so gay prints, polka
dots and stripes. Whether
you're one TO do your own sew
ing or plan to have it done for
you, you'll go for these.
WIDE ASSORTMENT: Every
shopper loves to run across a
good special" and that's exactly
what we have done. The item is a
group of outstanding compacts
that are practically being given
away! Whether your next COM
pact must be round, square, oval
or oblong, you'll find exactly what
you want. They come with bril-
liant Jewel tone, picture or tapes
try tops or in plain enamel.
For names OF the stores where
these articles may be found, call
NAH 3l5l, ask for Womans Page
editor
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MUCH has been written about feminine
III hygiene But TOO often women over
N look hygiene IN the REAL sense Of
the word - underarm cleanliness and
sweetness. You cannot be attractive with
underarms moist, stained and smelly.
Use Arid. the new cream deodofant.
/. Arid does not roS dresses. does nos
irfitzte Ssln.
,. No waiting TO dry. Can be used right
after shaving.
). Insanity checks perspirztion 20 = days.
Removes odor from PersPifauon, keeps
armPits dry.
4. Arid is a pure, White, sfesseless, sam
less vanishing cream
g. Awarded Approval Seal Of American Insti-
uaie OF Laundering as harmless to fabfic.
Women use more Amid than any other
deodorznt. TY Zoe, 39e or sc jar to-
day AZ any store which sells toilet goods.
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The girls do the inviting, pay
for the evening and in many cases
call for the young men in their
own cars. These "tolo" parties
are almost exclusively a product
Of high school and college groups.
First cousin to the "tolos' are
the parties given by certain or
CARNATIONS to which both sexes
belong and in which case invita-
tions are extended by both the boys
and the girls. OF such a party
the following letter is written.
Dear Miss Grey: I would like
your advice on something that has
been bothering me for quite some
time.
am junior in high school and
the Junior-Senior prom is coming
up soon. As we are allowed to
invite anyone we like, would like
to know II ii would be all right
for me 10 ask a young man who
has taken me out only twice.
However. I've met him at two
dances since I have been out with
HIM and he has danced every dance
with me, seeming to prefer my
company at these dances to that
of anyone else.
Please give me your advice
FRNESTINE
Dear Ernestine: can see no
reason why IL would not be per-
fectly all right for YOU to in
vite the young man in question.
particularly II he il member
of your own special crowd and IL
he Is well known and respected
by both the students and the
faculty.
II properly planned and given
under the supervision of faculty
members, this type of party be-
comes an important part of
school life. for il acquaints stu
dents with certain social graces
which will he useful to them long
after they have received their
diplomas and gives them an OPP
portunity to make new friend
ships which they will forever
value.
From what you told me In
your letter. am certain the
young man enjoys your COM
pany a great deal. Perhaps a
limited allowance has prevented
him from asking you out more
often.
Dear Miss Grey: l have been in
vited to a silver anniversary cele-
bration and would like to know
if l should take a gift. While
am on the subject. I might ask
whether or not it is customary to
take gift to housewarming.
E L. L.
Dear y. l. l.: Yes, YOU should
take a gift to the anniversary
party. something that both the
honored guests may enjoy. II
is also customary to take a gift
to a housewarming.
Dear Miss Grey: I have a double
chin that I would like to get rid
of but l don't know how to go
about IL Are there any exercises
might take, or must / accept
the fact that there is nothing that
can be done about it? Please ad-
wise me. MRS. r. F.
Dear Mrs. X. F.: Often times,
a double chin il the result of
poor posture. Study yourself
and see IL this holds true in your
case. 1t also indicates over
weight, SO try cutting down on
rich foods.
You might give your chin a
strenuous patting twice a day.
using the back of the hand with
the fingers held close together.
Start at least six inches below
+ the chin and work up. DO this
+ no longer than three minutes at
one time.
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VIII navy blue forge ahead in
the stretch. as always. and COM
pletely dominate the fashion
scene, Will summer afternoon
scenes be sprinkled with prints or
with dark sheers or both?
Just what do important Ameri-
can designers have up their sleeves
for spring and summer 1871? No
body knows now. But everybody
will when Fashion Futures. COM
prehensive style show sponsored
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by the authoritative Fashion
Group, takes place on Jan. s and 9.
Five hundred costumes. from
beachwear TO evening gowns,
hand-picked by genuinely impair
tial fashion experts from the
spring collections OF America $
finest designers. will be shown.
roo Models 10 BE Used
More than 200 of Americas
most glamorous models will wear
the clothes. The creations Of more
than $50 manufacturers. in add
ton to those of the designers in
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TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers To test
questions printed on the editorial
page:
!. Yes.
?. Madam Chairman.
5. New Mexico.
4. A white clay.
S. Redskins
s. Wisconsin.
:. Rome
S. Samuel Gompers.
g There's a way"
10. North.
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Mrs. America will get her
rules for SNORT dressing during
spring and summer eorly in
January insteod of lote in Feb
ruory this year. New York
Foshion Futures show. which
foshion authorities themselves
ore sponsoring. will cleorly out
line whot's TO be and whot's
not TO be worn during the
months oheod. Meanwhile, the
foshion-minded ore oooe to
know whether hots will be
frou-frou nothines, as is the
John-Frederics model above, or
simple, high crowned ond
brimmed, like the some design
er's swosh-buckIine felt hot,
below.
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Fashion Futures TO Preview
Key Designs Of l94l
Shape Of Shoulders. Length OF Skirts Type OF Hats
And Scores Of Other Questions 70 Be Settled

viii shoulders slope will they be broad and square
Will skirts be shorter and simmer full and the
length?
How about hats and costume iewery? Will the former
be rourou and giddy? Or simply tailored and dash
ing than pretty? viii neckwear crowd costume jewery
second place?
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Dear Miss Grey: Can evaporated
milk be whipped. II SO how is il
done MRS. w. s.
Dear Mrs. W. $: Evaporatcd
milk can be whipped. First
scald a large Size can for five
minutes. Then chill thoroughly
before whipping.
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Problem of School Girls Asking
Young Men TO 'Tolo' Dances Aired

Junior in High May Ash Boy Friend 70 Attend Prom
He Is Well Thoueh'-Of by Students and Faculty
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II you're not using IL. sell II with
q Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main s15l.
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Don't volt for sprine-oopture the lovely Norcssus m
your crochet This te design does for choir buffet set
or poir of soof ends Pattern 24o5 oonons charts ond
directions for making set noterols required Illustration
OF II ond stitches.
Send 10 cents in coin ond tex token for this poern 70
The Tocono Times Neeoecroft Dept Write plainly PAL
TERN NUMBER your NAIVE ond ADDRESS,
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chic custom-msde shops. will be
paraded before fashion editors.
buyers from all over the country
and thousands of others interested
in the great fashion industry.
More than 800 people, in 80
committees, have been working
for weeks on the presentation OF
the show and the selection OF the
clothes to be shown. Each outfit,
from top to bottom and including
the smallest button or bit Of trim
ming will be significant. This is
show To watch. This Is a show
that will leave no doubt in the
mind of anyone in the country as
TO what women will buy and wear
during the months from now until
fall.
Good Taste 10 BE Feature
This In a show in which no one
manufacturer can promote fad
or pet foible. II his clothes are
in the show at all. 1t will be be-
cause such unprecedented, unbiased
fashion executives as lobe, Mary
Lewis, Edna Woolman Chase, Car
mel Snow and Dorothy Shaver,
internationally known fashion au-
thority. judged them to be worthy
of space in the program and
place on the brilliantly lighted
ramp. The best clothes, in the best
possible taste, are to be the fea-
ture of the prophetic. carefully
edited. trend-setting presentation.
In a way. Fashion Futures will
be more of a style show than a
fashion show" says good-looking,
extremely capable Dorothy Shaw
er, one of the directors of the
event.
In other words, we are going
to try to select and present clothes
that depend on line and fabric for
their chic. on inspired colors and
decorations for eye-catching in
terest. We are more interested
in promoting good style than a
little whim, a sudden fad. flash
of utter nonsense that might be a
fashion of the-moment but never
style.
Eye-Appeal Important
mot that a single one of the
500 models won't have definite
eye-appeal. Each will be n thing
of glamour in it's particular cate
CORY, whether it's an afternoon
dress or n buckle on a shoe. But
each will be thing that woman
of taste won't tire of and discard
long before II is time to stop wear
ing summer clothes. Even the lit
tie whims, the nonsense that may
become a fad will be what a smart
woman may wear with distinction
and self confidence.
New York is the fashion center
Of the world. BY our choice of
trends to be promoted for spring
and summer 1941, we firmly in
tend TO make every woman in the
world glad that 1t Is"