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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Take Suspect South
To Face Allegation

sEATfIE-Hiiiiam l. cF0~sno,
~. left seattle fnr Los Anssiss 70
face charges Of isapsfsonatlns an
army air corps officer lie vas IN
the custody II Deputy Marshal
aiohasl Green.
cfowson Vas arrested here altar
he had been trleksd into the hands
Of police by bis sstfsnEed wife ard
Robert e Huntington Of Fresno.
Cal BE 10 accused Of dapsnx Hunt
lnston out Of 300 BY representing
himself a. captain In TIA sir
corpa ana promising 70 hsip the
Fresno youth 70 GET an appoint
nsnt ~ flying cadet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13

To sld zeal business through In
creased purchases 81 washington
made goods. Gov Arthur u Lang.
iis has proclaimed Feb lT-zz ~
Washington Products Week. and
urged all citizens 70 encourage
purchase 81 Washington products. "
Carl A. Anderson efiiropfsctor.
mas returned and resumed practices.
s34 Prosident Bldg adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13

/ feet for Plan A Of the Faith
design without basement and Il
$50 cubic feet for Plan b with
basement. The design is sponsored
BY Western Homes Foundation.
nonprofit organization Of Western
forest products manufacturers and
retail lumhermen to give service
and information TO prospective
home-owners.
There are few human forces
stronger than the desire for home
ownership. says y {. Bel. chair
man Of Western Homes Eounda-
ton. And there are few things
IN which the IDEA and the mate.
rial are more interviewer than
they are in the home. A home
that Is. true home Is largely
creation Of the spirit Of family
life. Houses are built. but homes
are MADE-at home,
But the house must be built
first. Homemaking starts with
the selection OF a design. goes on
with the application for a loan
the approval OF the bank and
FILA. the letting Of the contract,
title insurance. and finally-pos-
session-home. sweet home, with
all the words and music. In mod
ern practice the procedure is sim
pie. and It is safe. If the pros
pectiye home-owner will let him
self be guided by progressive
retail lumber dealer.
Such designs as the Faith
have been created. not to make
pretty magazine pictures. but as
an implement for the three thou
sand building materials dealers Of
the Far Western states 10 use in
serving the average family in the
building of a home. The Faith"
design has met the practical test
of such service. II will provide
a home of economy and efficiency,
with beauty. Inside. as the floor
plan shows. 1t is design for
happy family living. Outside IT
is a design to blend beautifully
with shrubs and trees, grass and
flowers"
Local lumber dealers will esti-
mate the Faith and may secure
working plans and specifications
on short order.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13

The first morning in ones OWN
new home All Of Us whose III
luck II is to be confined to old
rented dwellings have such visions.
such home-dreams. The beautiful
thing about this kind Of dream is
that it is so simple to realize
that literally thousands Of West
EN- families are making II come
true this very spring.
The "Faith. design for a mod
ern minimum-eost home. here IL
Illustrated with floor plan. is a
practical medium for realizing the
dream Of new-home ownership. II
Is not Just another picture Of
striking and serviceable home de-
sign. The working plans and
specifications are available. al
nominal cost. through retail lum-
Der dealers represented in the
advertising columns of this page.
They will supply preliminary esti-
mates, on the basis of 1920 cubic
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13

rese. ~ these yna .sss - sNe~
individually At rese shee. nxun<
arssfIsssiS. leaving ret essr I'VE
inches - TIE ieHke.t e.a<s 80
speetman 81 aeenf.slv. fcs<s. -
not psan. - go sna Fsm~mh~r
later shsa hssss appear. = assnui
ssfiy fur shs ONE in. ro~>
Pr garden 81 eusA Fo.<s prssns
more lealeatly - . means ~ na.=
lnx plenty % naos.ans. Aise 70.
move Or thin CIT All dead ~ ~san
growth ard branches that eru.s
me sneihsf. thas lsssssa Al sr~n
center u sIle~ Sunshine 70 f.~ne.
trsss Three {. ~. large. heavy,
healthy cane. make . fsns la.kins
hash.
Already rnsss shnaif have hem
sprayed sJsnusryl sfth lime sul.
phaF 10 eradicate all dl.~... Ard
fungus t-sss III. mnnlh spray
sssln. thls Tine asins narsi..us
nsfnFs 49, leaves appear OF
xrnwth stsfts dfsnrh e.en hsssh
md The satl surface slth i, n
tse ounces ~ blue visrol in t~o
gallons n water Ahaul eaeh bush
may he scattered ere half sanee
nf eappefss ard work IN carefully
this kixs. ealnr snd tone 10 Inc
hiessam and sl.o teaa. In prevent
yellow eat n you have had trun.
HE WITH Fu.s rust. especially bad
On General isequeminos. take m
the rass. shake feots IRE. ~ .osl
and soass them in . weak I've salu.
ton. made n = slippery ean.sst.
sney. Rinse In clear ~stsr ard
fsrlsnt In . new location
Altar pruning. fssaln. 10 fhs
nest step one fine formula con.
sists Of
10 pounds nitrate
= pounds phosphate.
peutWs potash.
Tho rnn part hansmssl Tn tao
parts shssp Eusno - Also = fIns
food. uslns = pint In = bush Aisa.
give plenty ~ water.
Fssdinss may also be sivsn nf
dried blood scattered over sosehed
a handful 10 . bush and ho~sf In.
then thoroughly ~stsrsd. iia,.id
COW manure ussd every 10 dsys
a gallon 10 a bush on moist soil -
"a alno fine
For nae tnnie to nae before
a rose show. Try fesdlnx slx wssks
previous Ia the show . hsaplns
tssspoonful If nitrate Of soia.
four hsspinH tsanpoonfuls NJ s,ip~r
phosphais and one hssplnr Tea.
spoon muriais of potash. dissolved
IN two gallons al water. Apply
after sstslns Fassbea Thoroughly
use one pint ~ tonic 10 each bs.sh
again iva 10 three weeks before
show data
For a general spray during the
summer I uss tri-ossn or pyrs-
thrnm and rafenons mlssd ore.
fsrsniy fr.oxsn
ny giving roses the care 10
Nhieh tnsY are entitled, Q rnss
1aish vii i've and produces blooms
Indefinitely 40 years and lanssy
ether shrub does bestsss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13

The 4. y civil Service commits.
sion announces examinations for
senior guard. head guard and prin.
eipal guard will be held In tho
near future Applications must he
on fila with the {. y office. he
attic. not later than Feb. -
-
Hospital flowers. HIM, Florist.
49,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Western Homes Foundation S
Latest Plan a Dream Home
Faith" Design Intended as Answer
For the Average American Family

White walls. green roof and trim glowing in the soft
light and against the blue SKY Of spring morning Moving
spots Of bright eoorred robins the dew cleaning
Of young lawn Whr of wings and fleeing shadows in
the eheekered pattern of light on the living rug formed
BY the drift of sunshine through colonial windows table
set at the windows of the dining with the
eoors of breakfast cloth and dishes The rouSng odors Of
bacon and coffee coming from the kitchen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
ol,n us.rs THURSDAY

The West End Improvement aid
Civic club vii meet 81 = 2. m.
THURSDAY. Feb. II. In the Frank
In sehnol.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Core Of the News
TO NOMINATE ORIG Ems

Tacoma Local No. |. United
Flshsrmsn Union af the Pacific,
will meet At 7 .. m Thursday In
slavonisn hall. Old Tacoma. off-
GERS will be nominated.
seat butter down again II the
Cow adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Flower Expert Gives Advice
On Planning and Care Of Roses
NJ MANY n RfAaM
..rses ssst.sr. r.r.u.a <e>a g.

The Pacific Northwest and the Puget Sound region IN
particular has been conceded BY suhoe. everywhere
II he TIE garden 81 America. shy this
queen Of Al flowers beloved hy everybody in each garden
of our beautiful city,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Perimeier Heating. Also Known as
Wall Warming Recommended

type Of heating known "permeter heating
which developed for commercial buildings in 19s0 is
expected find wider application in all types of buildings
including residential, in 1911
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-07
Sunday School Plans
Trip to Ice Mountain

The Nom Sectarian Sunday School
of Hyattsville, Md, will sponsor a
union church service at Ice Noun
tain, w. Va, tomorrow. Services
will be held at II am. and pm.
Those making the trip will meet
at the Non-Sectarian Mission, Ed
monston road and Wells avenue,
Hyattsville, at am. tomorrow.
Families are urged to bring picnic
lunches.
No Sunday school services will
DE held at the mission in the morn
ing. Visiting ministers will conduct
the regular pm. worship.
Population density in the delta of
the Nile River is 800 persons to
the square mile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-07

ton on the dashboard as you drive
over a receiving coil installed in the
driveway. and have the door open
and the lights go on as you roll into
the garage! To close the door and
turn out the lights after the car is
parked you merely touch switch
on the wall of the garage. When
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-07

probably would be over wallpaper
with a pattern, can be applied the
same morning. BY afternoon the
room Is disable again. No objec-
tionable paint odor fingers.
This paint is of the resin-emulsion
type. It's coverage varies with the
type of surface to which 1t is applied
Over smooth, primed or previously
painted surfaces a gallon will cover
from 600 to 300 square feet, we are
told. Over teXtured surfaces a gallon
covers from 400 to 600 square feet;
over cinder block or concrete 300 to
$50 square feet. The paint may be
used over new plaster and over
porous surfaces such as insulating
board.
There are 10 pastel colors, from
ivory to gray, azure and dusty rose,
and they cost SITS a gallon, or SIS
cents quart. Twelve deep tones,
including red-orange, bright red,
deep blue, black, raw lumber, burnt
sienna. deep green and medium yell
low, retail for proportionately higher
prices. depending upon the pigments
used in formulating these special
colors
Radio Operated Garage Doors.
Radio control of garage doors
making 1t possible to unlock and
open the doors and turn on garage
lights without even stopping your
automobile, is not a new develop
ment. 1t has been written about for
some years-as a sort of ultra-refine-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-07
Venetian Awnings Permit
Free Circulation of Air
Adjustable Metal SIots Stop Heat
On Outside of House and Provide Shade

we are told they never need re-
pairs. This expense, with fabric
awnings, can amount to SIS or 500
a window over a period of II years,
according to the metal awning
maker.
Venetian awnings are made of
rust-resisting metal, painted white,
ivory, dark green, light green or
brown. You can use them winter
or summer to add the charm of
softened light to the rooms all the
year around.
Another use for the metal blinds
is for outdoor porches. They pro-
vide a porch Enclosure which can
be closed against direct sunlight
or rain, or can be adjusted to the
right shading and admit plenty of
fresh air. Screens and storm sash
can be built into the porch awning
frames to give year. around COM
fort.
Water Trimmed Paints.
Feel like doing some painting your
self? Water-thinned paints, which
are easily prepared and applied,
can be used by amateurs with great
success.
There is one new paint which
comes in a variety of colors to suit
every type of room and every taste.
1t is mixed only with water. A gall
lon of the paste with water makes a
gallon and half of paint. The paint
dries in an hour, can be washed
after 80 days and can 60 over any
wall, partition or ceiling surface, in
Guiding wallpaper.
These surfaces need no special
preparation, wall size or prime coat.
although new wood surfaces should
be primed. Water thinned paints
usually are not recommended for
woodwork.
Pastel and Deep Tones.
The new paint, made both in pas
tells and deep tones, can be applied
to room early in the morning. The
second coat, if it is necessary, as it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-07

ment of living possible for the very
wealthy.
We bring up the subject because
we think the matter of price for
this kind of convenience ought to
be clarified Until last week we
thought it cost somewhere between
$500 and $1,000 to have this magic
control for garage doors. Then we
received a letter from the maker of
radio-control equipment, giving the
price of electric operators and radio
control at $165.50, fob. a city in
Illinois, uninstalled.
Now $165.5O is no small sum for
the average family, but 1t is by no
means beyond many car owners. 1t
is in line with other modern and
more widely accepted home con-
veniences, such as electric refriger-
ators, oil burners and gas ranges.
If you have struggled with manually
operated garage doors late at night,
or when it is cold, wet or snowy,
you might start saving for radio
controlled garage-door system.
Imagine being able to press a but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-07
Drop in Real Estate
Foreclosures Goes On

The downward trend in urban
real estate foreclosures continued
in April, with the number, 5,445,
being the second lowest figure for
any one month in more than a
decade, 1t was reported today by
economists of the Federal Home
Loan Bank Board.
The number of homes foreclosed
by all types of mortgage lenders
in April totaled 3.6 per cent less
than in March and Is per cent below
April, 1910. The April foreclosure
rate was 35 per thousand non-farm
dwellings.
During the first four months Of
1941 there were 21,5l9 urban fore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-07

liver shade plus ventilation, visi-
bility and light control.
The Venetian awnings are adjust
ed by a chain inside the house.
From indoors you can raise or lower
them, open or close the Stats, even
pull the blind down to fit tight
against the window pane when you
close up the house. Most important,
heat is stopped on the outside of the
house, while air circulates through
the stats. much as it does through
the leaves of a tree.
First Cost Higher.
Venetian awnings cost more than
painted or woven duck awnings,
about $40 for each window. COM
pared to So or $40. But, as with
automobiles. you must figure the up
keep. Metal Slated awnings never
need TO be recovered, of course, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-07

cult. She obtained oiled stencil
paper from her paint dealer, traced
the design from the fabric, then
applied it to the stencil material
with carbon paper. Using a sharp
knife, she then cut out the thun-
derbird, leaving, of course. small
ties" or strips to keep the design
from pulling apart.
After attaching the stencil design
to the wall with Scotch tape, the
paint was pounded" through the
stencil with a special brush made
for the purpose. Care was taken
to keep the brush dry enough so
that the paint did not run under
the edges.
The completed room is a triumph
of mind over decorating handicaps,
Mrs. w. and her family feel. They
derive constant pleasure from the
appearance of the room as well as
from the knowledge that they were
able to call upon the canons OF
camoufage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-07

leaving the garage the operation
may be reversed.
Here's how it works. The trans
mitter on the dashboard sends a
signal through the receiving coil
which in turn sends 1t to the re-
ceiver in the wall of the garage. II
the signal Is in tune, switch starts
the electric operator moving doors
and turning on the lights. Because
of frequency tuning, each car can
operate only the door of the garage
to which it is tuned, so nobody else
can get into your garage.
n y II
Note: For further information
about any Of the products de-
scribed above, write Misses Ducas
and Gordon, in care of The Star,
and include a stamped, self
addressed envelope.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-07

closures, or 142 per cent below the
same period in 1910.
The boards division of research
and statistics said that the decline
in foreclosures from March TO April
this year and from April 1910, to
April, 1941, occurred in every size
urban area. with those areas with
10000 to $4,000 dwellings having the
heaviest decline.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-07
BY DOROTHY DUCAS AND
ELIZABETH GORDON.

Have you ever considered Vene-
tan blinds for the outside of your
house? They are available under
the name of Venetian awnings.
No longer need the sitting heat
of summer sun be trapped beneath
a lowered awning, where occasional
breezes cannot get at it to blow it
away. Slated metal awnings de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-07
O. {. S. to Give Suppe.

MCLEAN, Va, June (SpeciaD -
Sharon Chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star, of Mclean, will serve
a supper in honor Of the members
of Sharon Masonic Lodge at 7
O'Clock tonight. Mrs. Katherine
Wrenn is worthy matron of the
host chapter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18

Pattern lcC9 is available in
wor'ca's sizes -, 36. IS. 90, -,
"A. As. rs and 90. Size Sc takes
4 yards 35-inch fabric
Send - cents in coins for this
Anne Adams pattern Write
plainly size. name. address and
style number.
just tho cream OF the 194l-42
fashion crop is shown in tho new
Anne Adams Pattern Book
order your copy To-Day youll
find page after page Of original,
eaSy-to-makc modes for every
age and hour SHINING ma
tWc-lady fr0c'ls. Gay crib TO
college apparel.
Book 10 cents Pattern rs
cents Book and pattern to-
gethcr. - cents.
Address yom request 60 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
mont. 1928 Times square. be
trou. Mich. owing 10 custom
regulations. orders for patterns
70 Canadian c. tinations cannot
be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Sigma Gamma
Members at
Fall Meeting q

TIE FALL MEETING %
Sigma Gamma Association was
held yesterday at the home OF
Airs. Robert Hartwick in
Touraine road and was presided
over by Mrs. George Schemm.
Minutes were read by Mrs.
Olney Jones and treasurer's re-
port by Mrs. Burton Harris Jr.
Reports were also given by
Miss Geraldine Hiebie Mrs.
James J. Phelan Jr., Miss Dor
othy LOCKER Miss Marjory
Booth and Mrs Stanley Muir
head as well as by Mrs Henry
C. Gage Mrs. Norman Preble,
Mrs. Brewster Loud, Mrs. Hugh
Mcmillan. Miss Betty Claire
Plaggemeyer and Mrs Butler
Higbie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Proper Way
To Gle an
JeweIry
y, DONNA GRACE

COSTUME II w ELRY ~
some sort Is sure 20 be a part
OF the gaInltWo OF every girl s
wardrobe and like automobiles
we believe this fashion IS here
to stay
These trinkets generally 60
brilliant. hardly suggest the
need OF uphecp so II is not sur
pri~ing TO note that little Or
nothing S done 20 preserve them
as the decoration for which they
are intended
We realized this not 50 long
ago when we looked over a few
of the Czechoslovakian pieces
we had put away.
Need Cleaning
They needed 2 good cleaning
so what 10 do? You don't
use q cream silver polish bat II
is quite safe 20 rub them lightly
with a poWSer silicon.
A fine soft brush is used 20
the stones viii not be looSened.
II takes a little time to remove
the powder and for this one
should have a clean brush.
Many OF these ornaments can
bo safely cleaned with plain
soap and water The water
should be warm not hot. Note
tho setting carefully though If
the Inexpensive paste kind don't
wet thom. They are likely to
fan oll
Polishing Process
a good piece of iewelry
whether Of the precious stone
quality or not should be brought
10 iewolor 10 clean. They
have polishing process that is
not sold for home use.
GRANDMOTHER had their own
little saWdust and brush sets for
cleaning their Jewels and often
worked for hours with their
careful polishing
Plain. household ammonia will
clean diamonds and platinum,
also diamonds n solid gold set
ting without injurng the jewel
or metal.
Careful driving and a light
rubbing with tissue after the dip
in ammonia, inSures a brilliant
Sparkle
Ammonia. alcohol and per-
fume VIII be destructive 10 all
costume iewelry, especially 20
the metal part II might i'm
prove The stone setting but can [
be- used successfully without
touching some part of the metal
We believe the best way TO
care for these costume accents
is TO wipe thcm of every time
thcy are Worn. then wrap m
tissue and place in q box
III the metal is silver. nii
of camph0r gum in The box Will
help 20 prevent furnishing. Do
not let tho c7mDhor come in
direct contact with the metal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Mrs. George Carter Visiting
Son-in-Law and Daughter
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

son of DR.. Arthur Emmett Of
Detroit and the Church of the
Covenant as the place.
Mrs. William Cogsdill is TO
be matron-of-honor and Mrs.
Donald Bliss, Miss Elizabeth
Wagner. Miss Jean Farrell and
Miss Virginia Lannen will be
bridesmaids.
Paul Brickley will be best
man and Ed Emmett. William
Lannon, William COgsdill Don
Judd. Carl Schlegel and Frank
Regener VIII seat the numerous
guests.
Mrs. Harry Holt entertained
with a shower at the Detroit
Golf Club Just the other day
and Mrs. CogsdillS gesture was
in the form of a breakfast
party at her home early this
month.
Mrs Donald Bliss has already
rendered a kitchen shower and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
n 10 APRIL 70

MARCH 2i TO APRIL 20
Arcs-Today starts with un-
friendly Mars and Saturn rays
Suggesting the need ~ extra
kindness and tolerance and
attention 20 your souls needs).
APRIL ef TO NAY 20
Tnuruw-First, remember the
Lords Day-pay homage to Him
and thus start your day right
Personal interests and other
activities that are honorable can
claim your attention. Fine period
for domesticity and romance.
NAY n TO JUNE ~
Gcmjuj-It's Important YOU get
out on the right side" this morn
ing. If you do, the day promises
to be generous, kind to YOU.
JUNE p To july -
Cduccr-Pray for faith and
strength Of purpose 10 win every
worthy undertaking you begin
and the patience and persistence
10 nut through all the work and
good deed expected Of you.
Friendly star aspects now
JULY - TO AUGUST p
Tco-It will all depend upon
how YOU look AT things, what
your attitude is toward today's
offerings. If YOU are pleasant,
eager and enter activities with
spirit, youll get happy returns.
aug. p ia SEPT. %
Tirgo-This may not he
period for accomplishment Of
grcat-dccds. but there lis plenty
Of opportunity for merit and the
one thing TO strive after is good
ness, not fame.
SEPT. - TO OCT. %
Ljbro-This spiritual day. the
sum-up Of the weeks total
thoughts and actions, should be
restful, pleasant
OCT. ~ TO NOV. -
CcorDio-Today may be listed
as unauspicious for attaining all
personal desires, but IL is not
unfavorable for the things that
are for your good. BE master
of your moods.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
.Sagittarips - Friendly inhu-
ences here can help you up If
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
In Mayfair
WITH
The CbaberoH

BACK FROM the British
War Relief Ball at too early
in the morning 49,,
And with mixed emo
lions "
Cheers for Mrs. Freddie
Alger. chairman w h O m
Wen never forget as she
led the French poodle around
and around the Book-Cadillac
ballroom during the auction TO
raise funds for war relief -
and the prices not going high
enough
Come on and BID" she
legged, after finally interrupt
ing the auctioneer and stand
ing tiptoe 70 the microphone
... there was some response.
A $3.50 rang through the
air. and Mrs. Aleer, stun
ming in a vivid flame creme
gown which was wonderful
with her Jet locks turned
right around and kissed the
man who bid the poodle in.
His name &C..
Frederick NJ. Alger .