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Evening star., 1941-05-03

sary to wel-built house and learn
how he can avoid costly mistakes
through technical guidance.
Though sponsored nationally by
the bank board. the American 1nsti-
tute Of Architects and the Pro-
ducers' Council, leading association
of materials manufacturers, the
Registered Home Service is entirely
local in operaton-offered by local
savings and loan associations and
local architects. The program grad
ually is being extended through the
II regional banks of the Federal
Home Loan Bank System, which
provides credit reserve for nearly
$500 home-financing institutions.
To-day the Federal Home Loan
Bank Board at Washington is re-
ceiving from persons all over the
country requests for information on
Evening star., 1941-05-03

the services small-house designs,
which are published by news syn
dicates and national magazines and
for direction to institutions through
which architectural services may
be obtained at moderate cost.
THE time is approaching when
home building services will be avail
able TO the public in every town and
city in the country"
Evening star., 1941-05-03

sc, 900 visitors were reported within
seven months of its Inauguration.
This particular exhibit is con-
cerned with the Registered Home
Service, offered by savings and loan
associations in various parts of the
country on houses costing from
$4,000 to $500. 1t includes archi-
tectural advice on proper design,
assistance in planning for present
and future family requirements,
specification of materials and super
vision of construction"
Mr.. Blouke explained that when
homes are completed under these
protective features tey are register
ed by the Federal Home Loan Bank
Board in Washington and q certifi-
cate of registration is issued the
owner. He said that such a mark
of quality" should increase the value
OF the house as an investment or for
resale.
Essentials Are Stressed.
"A visitor to this home building
exhibit can inspect a cross section
OF the Registered Home Services
500 small-house designs, contributed
by some Of the country's leading
residential architects" said Mr..
Blouke. HE can see there the
technical essentials which are neces-
Evening star., 1941-05-03

The economic system of rural
Chile is somewhat similar to the
tenant farmer system in the United
States.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04

Pattern 1909 n available In
womens Nxes -, d. IS. 20, AZ,
~. IS. IS and 90. Size So takes
( yards of 35-inch fabric.
Send fifteen cents (15c) in coins
and two tax tokens for this Anne
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SIZE. NAME. ADDRESS and
STYLE NUMBER.
Just the cream Of the 1q41-42
fashion crop - shown in the new
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after page Of original. essy-to-
make modes for every age and
hour. slimmi ing mature-lady
frockk Cay crib to college APP
parel. Smart clothes for working,
for shopping, for sporting. for do
dress and don't dress festivities. A
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-as an extrs features free-for-
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fifteen cents. pattern fifteen cents.
Book and pattern together. rs
cents and two tax tokens.
Send your order 10 The Tacoma
Times. Pattern Department, ele
Market st. Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
Lines Give
Your Face


The idea that life really begins
at 40 has been making a lot of
Roadway in recent years, but still
there's need to emphasize that
women needn't settle" when they
reach middle age.
Nowadays a woman is as young
as she feels and looks. She can
feel young almost indefinitely!
And, If she really cares how she
looks, she can look young far be
yond the years when wrinkles
crows feet, and sagging chin over
takes careless people.
Lines are no unmitigated sfflic-
ton; they do not all shout age.
The face without a line, even
though it be 20-year-old face. IS
hardly worth a second look. be-
cause it does tell something boring
about the person.
But LINES CAN TELL TALES
1t says its owner has had preci-
Gus little experience of living. and
hence possesses strictly limited
human sympathies. If this fact
were more widely appreciated.
there'd be less anxiety among ma
ture women about the competition
Of only youthful faces.
However, certain deep lines do
reveal age and also the fact that
a woman is old" before her time.
II she has deep tracks from nose
TO mouth, she may have a tired dis
position. And she needn't! II she
cultivates happy outlook. she $
unlikely 10 have these cresses be-
fore she's well past middle age.
Here's an exercise that helps
prevent them: Puff your cheeks
out full. with your lips shut, then
blow them and suck them back.
with lips still shut. Massage your
face before starting. using a good
contour cream. Make brisk, gentle
little strokes from the corners of
the mouth up and across your
cheek bones to your temple. And
smile!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
D SERIAL STORY
MURDER IN PARADISE
BY MARGUERITE GAHAGAN

posture. II like you. / have to have
someone to trust"
We'll, I've heard a lot Of con-
fidences In my hfe." l admitted.
I'm a school teacher, II that gives
you any more faith in me-"
She smiled a little. You're not
like a school teacher. You're pretty
and young enough to understand"
l knew then that even If she
told me she had shot Herbert Cord
I'd still be on her side. She must
have felt that. for she smiled again
and said. "Oh, I didn't shoot him.
I've never shot u gun in my life.
was angry at him, hurt and sick
ut having been made to look such
fool. guess I've grown up these
last few days because now I real
ize that his coming back here with
his fiancee shouldn't have made
such a difference to me. Seeing
her, / wondered why he ever paid
any attention to me. and after see
ing them together l wonder how I
could ever care for him." she ad-
mitted candidly.
But If you had lived here sum-
mer after summer with never 4
chance 10 get about with the sum-
mer visitors: never have a boy
come back a second time because
he was afraid Of your aunt. you
would know how much II meant to
be with a man like Herbert Cord.
He WAS only amused at Aunt Mil
lie. and he made me laugh and he
took me dancing. He - he never
made love to me but once or twice,
but by taking me around-oh. pic
mics and sailing - he made the
summers wonderful.
And then this summer 1t was
all changed. Ny pride was hurt,
and Aunt Mile made IL worse by
I pointing out what a fool I'd made
OF myself" She twisted her hands
and looked 50 miserable that ]
/ patted her cheek.
TT was only because she was so
heartsick for you herself" I said.
She was always good to me. Ny
parents died when l was little and
Aunt Mile did everything for me.
But this summer we seemed ut
swords point SO often-snd now
She looked out the window at
the tossing green branches of the
trees and the gray water. and con-
tinued. After that scene at the
Inn / started home. ] was sick
with embarrassment. I hated TO &c
home feeling that way because ]
knew Aunt Mile would notice
something was wrong. walked
slowly and before ] had gone very
far Herbert caught up with me
He'd cut across the tennis court
and began explaining that Margie
Dixon WAS Just over-excited and
hadn't meant what she'd said One
thing led 10 another and when he
tried 10 kiss me I became furious.
told him l was glad she had said
what she did because finally un-
derstood what kind OF a man he
was. trying 10 make two women
miserable and then enjoying their
unhappiness. said l never wanted
10 see him again. and ne Just con-
tinued 10 laugh and repeat that I
was being silly and why wouldn't
I kiss him good night.
y hit hum then. she said IN a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
Pattern

Are your hips too broad? Are
your shoulders too heavy? Is your
waistline not quite ideal7 Then
you'll need this figure-slimming
frock by Anne Adams, Pattern
1909. designed especially for the
larger woman. Three panels in
the front Of the dress run from
nsck-to-hem, giving you those eye
deceiving lines that camouflage
extra weight and add to your
height. The side bodice sections
give q pointed lower waistline
effect, and q belt may start at
either side Of the front panels and
tie in the back. The back has one
slim center panel cut on princess
lines. Sleeves may be short, three
quarter or long. and the two front
panels may be made of color con-
trast ~ shown. The Sewing In
stxuctor help youl
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ment against your folks. n you
stop 10 think. you will realize
that n would be Pheasant for
them N their children were In
fere>fed In each other. instead of
some outsider about whom they
know nothing.
A . matter Of fact. I think
parents who make an effort 10
keep their children interested In
people whose backgrounds they
know snd approve are wise. You
may look hack q few years hence
and realize that the very thing
You resent now In responsible for
keeping you from making un-
fortunate scquaintances outside
the pleasant little circle of fam
ily friends.
Just he patient and congenial.
and the whole thing will work
sst satisfactorily.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
Flowers Can Be Made
To Last Twice as Iona

Thanksgiving gifts of flowers
and plants will give pleasure
twice as long If you ask your
florist for advice on their care and
follow 1t conscientiously. Keep
them away from the heat of lamps
and radiators. Remember that
crowding Of fresh flower arrange
ments is just as unhealthful as it
inartistic. Woody types of flowers,
like chrysanthemums, should have
their stems broken off under wa
ter as soon as you receive them !;
roses and most other flowers
should have their stems cut off
under water with the slanting
stroke of a sharp knife to provide
a maximum area Of breathing
space.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
"Unkink" Yourself With
Self-Administered MASSAGE
Genuine Refreshmeni Can Be Yours through Rubbing
Routine; Use Witch Hazel or Oil Lubricant

Do you get spinal knk that makes you long to go
to good luxurious whose treatments be-
yond your budget? Then, harken to of New Yorks
finest he says the homemade selfadmnistered
massage will unknk you astonishingly.
And he's right least far the kinks which
from overexerton concerned OF the persistent
kink that gets instead of better may be symptom
worthy of physicians attention. 1t chronic
acute disturbance which, the long is best and
cheapest well safest, handled by expert
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04

But perfectly healthy people
who work at high nervous tension,
and women who get tired physic-
ally and good and bored mentally
in the daily routine OF homework,
can find genuine refreshment in a
good rubbing.
And all it takes is a little gently
stimulating liquid like good quality
witch hazel. some very inexpensive
oil lubricant, and your own energy.
You can get at the nerve centers in
the back Of your neck, the masseur
points out, and this renews your
energy.
Here are the masseurs' nine sug-
gestions for a homemade massage:
l. Take a warm bath to warm
your flesh, and make sure the
room in which you're going to mas
sage is warm.
2. Moisten fingers with ubri-
eating oil TO prevent friction.
3. Deliberately relax the muscles
OF that part Of the body you
mean to work on. Concentrating
your attention on this part OF
your body will help a good deal.
4. Now rub y with your whole
hand. Use gentle. circular,
kneading motion. Never pinch or
really pummel.
5. Works towards your heart.
For instance, IL it's tagged legs
your treating, move the hands up
from boot to thigh.
6. Take very light strokes at
first and increase your force grad
ually. II it's your first. or one of
your first few treatments, keep the
strokes light throughout the mas
sage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
GOOD TASTE
TODAY

Dear Mrs. Post: After my wife
and I separated, ! happened quite
By chance to b thrown m with
"a old school friend. Since then
I have been seeing = great deal Of
her. Ny wife finally sued for
divorce and, A. I didn't contest It.
the divorce soon will become final.
! I'm going 70 marry my old school
friend. Lately she has been very
much upset by hearing unpleasant
talk about herself and me. The
runor y that she broke up our
home. II \ 20 plainly false, can
not think It possible that anyone
viii believe 4 word of 1t. When q
man = separated from his wife,
Isn't u permissible ~ well As ma
tural for him to fall In love with
another womanf
Answer: II your separation was
definite. and generally known. and
=. ~ you lead me to suppose. your
VII OIoVot AitSho uAa nut uaN3 any
part IN the breaking of your mar
rage, then people viii surely not
imagine that your second-wife-to-
Be- ever came between you as the
other woman" But I have no way
Of knowing what manner of man
you are. or what sort Of q husband
you were or what you have done.
or how you have done Il. Per-
haps you have put yourself N
wrong. without thinking how q
situation that was entirely honor
able. might seem to those who
know only misleading appearances.
Perhaps, again. no one IL saying
anything unkind - perhaps you
have-and ! hope you have-khs
towns best wishes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
Serve with Meat

Here's an accompaniment to
your meat course that is won
derfully refreshing: pour a can
Of grapefruit sections, or grape
fruit and orange sections mixed,
into the freezing tray OF your
automatic refrigerator and let
them freeze to a mush. You
can add a little dressing and
serve on lettuce leaves. if you
like.
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CHAPTER Y


The next day found Maudie too
exhausted from the previous
nights excitement to stir out Cd
bed. 1t was a good day to stay
there anyway. gray and biowy with
little whitecaps making our peace
full lake cold and angry-looking.
In the afternoon ! decided to go
out. A farm girl, who came In a
couple OF times a week TO clean,
would take care Of Maudie and l
felt that some Of that fresh breeze
would get my own mind off the
second crime.
! really had no intention Of
going TO the Morris home. but
once headed in that direction I
began TO think Of Jeanne, her
world completely torn 70 pieces
Since Maudie and I had been
rather prominent In both affairs.
1t seemed only right that ! should
stop IN 10 see nef.
The housekeeper opened the
door. ] thought that young Tod
Palmer's description, old sourpuss,
fitted her. But she was civil and
showed me into a Victorian style
parlor, hideous with marble
topped tables and uncomforta BILE
CHAIR cheerful place for q girl
to entertain her best beau, ! de-
eided.
Jeanne came in. looking like a
mid Victorian wrath herself. in
plain black crepe, and her white
face framed in brown hair. I must
have been the first one at the
house after the police and the
doctor, and she seemed ehildishly
grateful for my presence. We said
the usual trite. polite things and
then offered her a cigaret. She
shook her head and started &c
explain that she couldn't smoke
there. but l handed her one and
held the match.
Things have changed now"
pointed out, and you'd better try
to relax q little" She shivered
and her lips tremhled with the
realization tina. no one would
again tell her she must not do this
or that ''There1l be hard DAYS
ahead" ! reminded her, and you
mustn't break down. Even an
older person would find il difficult
TO bear up under two such"
II was hard 10 bring out the
word murder. but she supplied il.
Yes" she said. two murders. /
/ suppose they'll ask me questions
again. too. won't they? You know
they aren't satisfied with my an
swers for the other time" knew
she WAS referring TO the abb Tod
Palmer had given her. but l WAS
afraid 10 say too much.
Police are always like that" I
told her without too much con-
yiction.
She turned 10 me and there We're
tears In her eyes. Tod wanted 10
help me and he did. I'll never for
get that. But-but well, l wasn't
with him"
y wouldn't admit that to many
people. ! said. trying to choke
down my feeling Of fright
7 won't. But If ! don't talk. !
think III just crack up inside. !"
She put her hands to her face and
then seemed to regain her COM
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low voice. And then I started run
ming. He didn't follow me. though,
and finally I sat down on the grass
and stayed there until l had quiz
eted down and stopped crying.
Then I went home. That's all there
was to il. but after what happen
ed TO him who would believe me ?"
Who would believe her, l won
dered. Just because l was a senti-
mental fool and would take my
oath that she was telling the truth
l didn't think those hard eyed
police would feel the same.
Ito BE Continued)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04

Hoped-fo Romance Pushed
By Parents of Boy and Girl
Friendship Of Families Shouldn't Be Sacrificed
For the Sake Of Young Peoples Misguided Pride
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey senior IN high school, and would
IKE to have your advice problem of mine Some old
friends Of parents have about and both
his and mine determined TO have together
He is nice any other boy know and enjoy being
with him, but he asks of his accord. Any
thing do together be the result of the combined
finacinr of our families and resent it.
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think he likes me a. well AZ
like him. and II isn't that I don't
want to b with him. I just wan,
him 10 ask me, Do you think
should Just refuse To DO any OF
the things our folks suggest for Us
- do together,
Our families are on such good
terms that this would be awkward
and might start . family battle. !
don't want 70 cause any trouble,
and i don't want this boy to think
I don't like him. What do you
think I should do! BAFFLED.
Dear Baffled. You are right
Yeu shouldn't DO anything that
usigAt spoil tire fricndship be-
tweea your parents and his.
Ysur preh,em b comparatively
hsiGnn6oant when semparsd
U1eA ehAl
A ~ - ! CO -. these h
- usgsscy about your problem.
- ysa ars patient and allow
thlnsn - work cut. you viii
savs yousssh . lot Of worry and
trouble. Coatinus 10 mt yourself
hnts ~ Joint activities Of the
twe families and b pleasant and
ecngeaial
Eventually either you and this
boy VIM become closer friends,
and ~ viii naturally take the
initiative, Or you win each BE-
coma interested In someone else,
and yesr parents will naturally
49, trying 10 keep You together.
And aoat harbor any resent
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
Apples, WeInufs 60 Well
With Cold Slaw

How about combining diced sp-
piles. chopped walnuts. and finely
chopped cabbage in a cole slaw?
Mayonnaise thinned with a little
pineapple juice holds it together.
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7. Let your first strokes be
short as well as rhythmic. Then
swing into longer ones.
s. Don't overdo. Just rub until
you feel the troublesome, taut or
kinked muscle softening.
o. Now give a whole towel a
good soaking with your stimulant,
and with this wipe off the veil of
lubricant. Afterward, pat your
self all over with more of the
soothing liquid.
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APPLE COBBLER

APPLE COBRLER
cups flour
a teaspoon salt
teaspoons baking powder
I tablespoons butter
l scant cup milk
Nutmeg
Nix, sift flour, baking powder
and salt. Work butter into mix
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Coy fruits cocheted in gimp in noturo ooors n1oks
exciting shode pulls books ond potholoer oecoro-
ottroct oention OF bozoor or u0oer the
the Christmas tree Pottern 1921 oontoins directions
for making accessories Illustrations OF them ond stitches
n1oteriols required.
Send 10 cents in coin ond one tos token tor this
pottern The Tocon1o Times Neeoecrott Dept Write
plenty PATTERN NUMBER. your NAIVE ond ADDRESS.
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TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers 10 test
questions printed on the editorial
page.
l. German shepherds.
?. True.
:. A spider
4. Theodore Roosevelt.
8. After.
8. Calcutta; Rome; Paris and
London.
:. Heos daughter Of Jupiter
and Juno).
3. Frances Heenan.
?. One and one-hsB cents.
10. Liberstor Of South American
Republics.
Your postmaster can tell you
-
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Your postmaster can tell you
how 20 invest In Z. 8. Defense
Bonda
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-04
SoKszOROS 0ROM
A RICO CSALADBAN

Rigo Mihaly Gs neje N. Hart
ford Ave. Youngstown regi ma
gyar csalad, lap'lnk regi el0-
fizetojenek leanya, Margit, au-
gllsztus 30-an, szombaton d. u.
tartotta eskuvojet Bino Laszlo
Sharpsville, Pal fiatalember-
rel a youngstown First Unita-
rius templomban.
Eskiivo utan lakodalmi ebed
volt a nasznep reszere, amikor
is sok jo kivansag hangzott
ell.
A kitino naszlakoma utan a
vendegek tovabb mulattak, a
fiatalpar pedig naszutra ment.
Az orvendetes csaladi eseme-
nyen kivul az oromsziilok 0ro-
met fokozta ket fianak a haza-
erkezese is, akik reszt vettek
r.overuk eskuvojen.
Ifj. Mihaly, a csalad 26 ewes
fla a philadelphia Navy Yard
gepesze es a 20 ewes Jozsef, aki
a Chanute Field, Ill.-i katonai
repulogep telepen mechanikus,
par napi vakaciojukat sziileik
otthonaban toltottek.
A kCztiszteletnek orvendO
magyar csalad Oromeben Sok
! jobarat es ismeros osztozott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-04
SCENT ISTVAN EGYLET
VERHOVAY 21-IK FIOK

Harom havi sziinet utan most
vasarnap, sept. Ten tartja
rendes havi gytilaset a SIT.
Istvan Verhovay 21-ik fiok.
Remeljuk, hogy sokan fognak
lnegjelenni a szokott helyen es
idoben. Kerem a hatralekos
tagokat, ugy a felnott mint a
gyermek osztalynal, hogy hat
ralekos havidijaikat ezen a ho-
napban fizessek meg, hogy meg
kaphassak az osztalekot mind
azok, akiknek mar jar. Akik a
kolcs0neikre kamatot meg nem
fizettek, az osztalekot forditsak
ARA a celra. hogy ne n6jjon
a tartozas a kamat nemfizetes
Matt.
Beteg tagok: Petransky Jo-
Use es Kalocky Danielne.
Tagtarsi tisztelettel
Kalucsky Jdnos, titkar.
Telefon 43683.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-04
BALESET

Albert Sander 19 ewes Atkin-
son Rd.-i fatal flu kocsikazni
vitte 16 ewes Jacqueline Grayt.
Beszelgetesbe melyedve, a flu
mem vette eszre, hogy a Cas-
talia utica vegehez ertek, amely
zSak utica, csak utolso percben
latta a veszedelmes helyzetet
es akkor hirtelen fekezett. A
hirtelen fekezestol elvesztette
a kormanykerek feletti ural-
mat, a gep nagy ivben Evert
Aaron hazaoldalat surolva, a
garageba utkozott. A garage
ban levo Aaron autoja alapo-
san megrongalodott, valamint
Sander autoja is. A fatal leany
fej seruleseket szenvedett. Ke-
zeles vegett a SIT. Erzsebet kor-
hazba lett beszallitva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-04
MECNYILTAK
Az|SKOLAK

A youngstown utcakat zsu-
f0lasig megtoltotte az iskola-
sok hada Labor Day utani ma
pom, amikor is hivatalosan
megkezdodott a tanev.
Az elso napon SO ezer tan
koteles jelent meg a csengo
hivo szavara az iskolakban.
Nehany k0ziskola es katholi-
klls iskola csak kesobb nyilik
meg.
Az iskolak kozeleben lev6
utcakeresztezeseknel ez evben
egvel6re nincsenek NYA fell
iigyelok, akik iskolaba memo
gyermekek biztonsaga felett
ork0djenek. A sziilok jol te-
SILK, ha kisebb gyermekeiket
elkiserik es atsegitik az utica.
keresztezesnel.
Brogley Ferenc magyar for.
galmi rendort biztak meg az.
zal, hogy szervezze meg az is.
kolaknal az utkeresztezesek
feliigyeletet. Brogley, aki az
NYA patrol vezetoje volt q
multi evben, most sorba lato.
gatja az iskolakat es a nagyobt
fiukbol osszeallitja a felugye.
loket. Munkaia fontos.