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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

On week DAYS enjoy the two
pages OF comics and adventure
strips in the daily netv"it
Times: on SUNDAY, the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics i'm COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

here tomorrow night al n meeting
sponsored by Lansing,s- America
First Committee chapter. The
meeting is scheduled for g u. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Rep. Hoffman 10 Speak

LANSING. Sept 25-Rep. Clare
Hoffman fourth congressional dis
trict, Will be principal speaker
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

in the women's clubhouse on South
Washington avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
HOUSES lG5 CHILDREN

A second shelter houses Two
amIles WIN III children each.
four with . children two with
10 children SN with. s children,
----4a,--A -4tl4 --l4lldEen and three
with children total 81 l65
children
There ole no h1uc 'oE tbGm IN
Tetrolt George Edwards head of
ihe Dctyoti Housing Commission.
aas testified before The Tolan
committee that tho city has the
most acute housing shortage Of
gV locality n the country. There
Joss than ! per cent Vacancy IN
city VanSsug point
SAID STAIRS Of the problem
The welfare department il
willing 10 pan rents comparable
10 neighhorhood prices But the
poiat is that there are no houses
available tor large families. our
housing projects are all small
unit buildings where the larger
apartments rTTT UCCUrnmO1arr
only seven persons 60 family,
That means when YOU are deal
ing with more than five children
there is no place 10 20.
NONE ~ SUBURBS
'In the old DAYS we could
Scour outlying districts, find
bigger houses Tor such families.
hut those days are gone. The
suburbs have less housing facili-
ties available than We have here.
The welfare department pays
rents. or part of the rentals In
about 1000 60 5000 eases. Now
a situation i arising where land
lords will 40 longer take large
families. They can rent easily TO
smaller family units"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

Gen. Hugh s. Johnson,
Writes Daily for the Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-15
ONE FOR THE MONEY
By LOUISE HOLMES

Him I'm restless, too, but it
isn't the purse snatcher."
Just row of lighted win
dows -
And the girl behind them"
Aren't you being a little sud
den. johnny"
Gosh, yesL1'm all Of a lather."
you need a good nights sleep"
Never heard of sleeping off a
lather."
cit never fails"
Spose ! couldn't come IN for
few minutes >"
Certainly not. It's after l."
Don't know It ="
We'll, good night. Johnny"
Look. when can l see you
again :"
You might make an appoint
ment for a manicure"
81 might. but I won't. How
about tomorrow night. Julie :"
She thought OF the prospec-
tive weekend on Long Island.
II had definitely lost its ap-
peal. But her emotions warned
her that. should the invitation
come. she could not afford to
refuse IL. A weekend on Long
Island - the dream of every
Manhattan working girl.
She said. I'm not sure. Johnny.
Where can I reach you >"
"1'H call you tomorrow after
noon"
That's fine, Johnny"
Give me a break II you can.
II means a lot"
81 will. Goodnight, Johnny"
Goodnight, Julie"
She undressed slowly. thrill
ingly aware Of Johnny Towne.
Love WAS new and untried
sensation and she was not vet
ready Ia admit that the heady
citation she felt had anything
To do with love.
Dropping off TO sleep. she was
conscious OF queer, rather ter
rifying fancy. She seemed to have
stepped from solid ground into q
current, the movement OF which
was swift and made NJ Of ecstasy
and reckless bewildermsnt.
She recognized the danger Of
the current and tried To reach
safety again. II was all part of
+ weird. excited dream.
Meanwhile. during the eve
ming. Julie had been the sub
iect of much conversation.
and even more thought. at the
magnificent Spats Villa on
Long Island.
The thought had begun at jules
/ Continued on Page s. Column s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-15

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-15
after a cold
then what

hOCTORS stress remaining in bed
IL until the body temperature is nor
nal. Sound advice.
You know how weak YOU feel after
cold. Colds play havoc in weakening
the body. The story is well told in the
blood picture. II is important to build
hack body strength right away to car
N the load of work, worries, and loss
Of deep. A weakened body NAV be
more susceptible to relapse or long
drawn out recovery.
So reason sensibly and take the ehoior
Of millions by Immediately starting on
. course of SIS. Tonic = taken three
times a day Immediately before meals.
In the sbsenor of focal infection or
organic disease, YOU should note i'm
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the beat testimonial Of this product.
An experience with SIS
Tonic will cause YOU to say to
your friends. SIS. made me
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-15
TODAY'S
RECIPES
SPINACH AND FGG
CASSERnIE

SPINACH AND FGG
CASSEROLE
] 4, pounds raw spinach
cup salad dressing or
mayonnaise
s slices cooked bacon. crumhled
teaspoon salt
Dash Of pepper
l. cup water
3 hot hard-eooked eggs. sliced
Cook spinach only until tender
Drain. chop eoarsely. and sprinkle
lightly with salt. Place in shallow
casserole and keep hot Place
salad dressing. salt. and pepper in
top Of double boiler. Gradually
add water. stirring after each
addition until smooth. Cook over
boiling water about minutes,
stirring constantly. Arrange eggs
on spinach. cover with sauce. and
sprinkle with bacon. Serve i'm
mediately. Approximate yield:
portions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-15
ONF TOOK OF
NINETEEN NDS

One winner. Mrs. r. NJ Baker.
Of Little Rock. Ark. presents to-
day n remarkable contrast with
her appearance SIX weeks ago, ac-
eording TO pictures taken Of her
before starting the course
She lost 10 pounds. and is half
an inch taller since she learned
To stand tall " with her shout
ders square and her backbone
straight. She took four inches off
her waistline and three and a half
off her thighs. and says she feels
ten years younger.
Naturally its no easy matter
to lose 10 pounds. To Mrs. Baker.
losing so much weight meant Civ
ing up all sweets and all Of the
rich grayies and sauces she had
been eating in lavish quantities
for years. Her special diet never
left her with that empty feeling
She was allowed TO have all OF
the oranges she wanted between
meals
This is good point for the
woman on spring diet to remem-
Der. Keep oranges as well as q
bunch of celery some carrots and
head OF lettuce in the ice box.
When you are hungry between
meals. nibble these instead OF
cookies. candy or other sweets.
In addition 10 having the pre-
severance to stick To a diet, any
woman who wants To reduce must
be faithful M doing exercises
regularly. And also. by learning
to take better care OF her hair
and skin. she will improve the
looks OF her face and head as
well as of her figure.
Mrs. Olin ID. Cole. another win
ner, who was judged by the audi
ence to be an ideal type, lost is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-15
Funeral Flowers

routines. Here are directions for
their favorite:
Stand about a foot away from
a wall, then relax the knees and
push the center of the backbone
firmly against the wall Notice
how this pulls in the stomach.
Now. raising arms above head.
make wrists touch the wall, mean
while keeping center of the back
against il.
Relax and repeat twenty times.
Keeping only wrists and small of
the back against the wall is not
as simple as it sounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-15

Dear Myrtle: n You have a
piano IN your home. It's fun IN
have someone play brief
suatche~ Of well-known songs.
giving your guests two second 10
write the name Of the sang ss
the excerpt IL PLAYED.
A four-corner obstacle race
n another jolly game. Zach
runner h required to drink a
fun glass Of water at the first
corner. Then he runs Ia the
second corner where he must
eat. without touching II, a
mar~huellow suspended on n
string. At the third corner.
~ must thread . needle, and .
tine fourth. he must eat . piece
~ rake from plate with his
hand. behind his hack.
It's also FUN for the hostess
10 write out . joke. n bit Of
gossip or news. etc. She then
whispers II 70 one Of her neigh
bors without the aid Of the
paper. The neighbor In turn
whispers II Ia the guest sitting
beside her and so around the
room. The last person 10 whom
the story WA told. relates 10
and then the hostess reads the
original. Scarcely ever will the
facts Of the story be the same.
And now for q good stunt.
The following h always good
for . lot of laughs: The leader,
having wet n coin. presses II
firmly for several minutes
against forehead of the victim.
When he withdraws his thumb
he secretly brings AWAY the
coin, hut the victim usually be-
lieves that he can still feel IL
sticking 10 his forehead. He II
told Ia remove the coin without
touching II with his hands.
Here sre two sandwich reel
pa ! think you will like:
BOSTON BEAN
Fre~s Z, cups Of beans
through \ potato ricer and sea-
scn with the following mix
ture: 1 this. horseradish. tsp.
celery and parsley minced
fsne), VI tsp. onion juice; u
tap. mustard, dash Of tabasco.
Rpread between slices of whole
wheat bread.
CHEESE AND NUT
Mix equal parts of grated
cheese and chopped English
walnuts or pecans, season with
salt and pepper. blend together
with . little p,ayonnaise and
spread rather thick on bread.
Dear Miss Grey: am a girl of
fifteen and have a terrible habit
Of blushing. Whenever answer
= question At school. I can feel
the blood rush to my face. Isn't
there something I can do7 Please
give me your advice.
GLORIA NJ.
Dear Gloria M: Flushing In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-15

a type Of nervousness and the
only WAY to overcome II Is To
calm down. You are probably
putting too much Importance
upon yourself and the answers
YOU give In the class room.
This makes YOU self-con>cious
and 81 you blush.
Learn your lessons well. n
you do, your mind viii be more
or less nj ease when you reeite
and there will he lees tendency
for you tn blush. Forget your
self and your classmates: think
only Of the question you are
answering.
Thin skinned persons natural
" blush more easily than those
with thick skins. Perhaps the
boys and girls In your room
who look calm and collected are
even more nervous than YOU.
They just don't show IL the way
you do.
Flushing IL nothing To he
ashamed Of. Keep that In mind
and you won't feel nearly 50
embarrassed over the situation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-15
By CYNTHIA GREY

Of late this department has received varied requests
from readers for party suggestions Todays column is in
answer to all those queries stunts and party
snacks received during the past week The following
Is typical letter from a hostess-to-be:
Dear Miss Grey: Will you kindly give sugges-
tions for that might be played informal party
am inviting about 10 guess-al grown-ups-and all
like to play comica games We also get lot of enjoyment
of party stunts and tricks.
would also appreciate few recipes sandches suit
able for such parysandwiches hearty enough appeal
to men as well as % women. MYRTLE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-15
From Dodness GLor Story Any Woman Can Repeat
GOOD TASTE TODAY

n the situsti vou describe. ths
son and ire daughter s1u each
write q rs and her intimate
friends whom they haven't seen
and thanked personally and d.
VIDE their fathers list between
them. Other relatives and intimate
friends car also write notes for
the father Il the list Is overlong.
AL these notes should be written
on black bordered paper L IS
proper that this BE- stamped with
house address or initials Of the IA
ther-no matter who may write
for him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-15

To New York recently came
three women who started taking
the correspondence course o. the
beauty school exactly SIX weeks
ago. According 10 the report each
made At q press luncheon. the inn
provement which has taken place
in the interim is nothing II not
inspiring 70 anyone VINO has ex-
cess poundage problems.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-15

Here's Mrs. r. M. Boxer be-
fore she lost l9 pounds ond
before she learned more about
grooming her skin and hair.
pounds and is six inches simmer
in the hiplne.
Her disposition as well az her
appearance was improved as soon
as she began to lose weight rap
idly. She said that being on the
defensive about her figure over a
period OF years had soured her
outlook.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-15

Lovely JULIE PATTON. blonde, vio-
let-eyed manicurist. decides she pre-
fers luxury TO love and tells SUSAN
another manieurist, that
love Is out as far as she Is concerned.
Going home along one OF New York
City's dark streets Julie Is rescued
from purse snatcher by handsome
JOHNNY ToWNE. he suggests that
she needs food and they drive away
in luxurious convertible Automo-
bile. June falls In love with Johnny
and thinks to herself after returning
TO her apartment wouldn't u be won
derful II Johnny should be THE one7
She SAYS goodnight 10 her father.
MIKE and step-mother. ENID, and
Johnny telephones her.
CHAPTER FOUR
jules knees We're suddenly
weak. She dropped to a slip COW
cred chair. holding the telephone
cradle with both hands. tight fin
gered hands. eager hands. Her
laugh had little catch in the
middle of it.
lis this the Forty-ninth street
policeman speaking >" she asked.
Yes. il is, madam, and I'm do
ing my nightly check-up on the
lighted windows" He sounded
very fierce and authoritative.
please. sir. is 1t against the
law to sleep with a lamp lighted >"
you are hedging. young wom-
an. and ! won't have IT. II your
windows are not dark In 10 min
utes I'll be forced To make a per
sonal investigation
Julie laughed delightedly. II
occurred To her that she had
missed too much of this sort
Of thing. the kind Of thing
that went with youth and
love. Her cheeks felt hot. her
hands actually were trembling
n little. "I'll he good, officer"
she promised.
well, you'd better be" he
growled. laughing behind the
growl. I've patroled this stree,
for an hour, my inferiority com
pick growing with the moment
"Your inferiority complex"
she scoffed "You haven't
enough 10 FIN n thimblc."
us that So What do you think
IL does to guy when girl spurns
his well meant intentions because
she needs shut-eye and then stays
up till all hours
I'VE could have been having q
lot OF fun. Julie, d'you know 1t
Here I am. wanting 10 go home
and chained to a row OF lighted
windows
That's really too bad, Johnny
Where Is your home >"
"oh. I have several" he told
her easily. Had expected TO e
back 10 Long Island tonight bui
guess my little old apartment vii
have 10 take me IN.
Long lsland-sn apartment II
town-who was this Johnny per
son. Obviously someone Of prom
inence. Julie decided that her frs
impression had been correct. Talk
ing 10 Johnny 1t seemed to mat
ter little whether ne was OF socia
prominence or not.
"fm sorry 10 have ruined
your evening she said. Il
meant to 60 20 bed. really
debut l wa~ restless
Why"
81 don't know. The puns'
nateher. maybe"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-15
Statistics Given on Winners
In Self-Improvement Course
One Loses 9 Pounds in AZ Days Gains One-HsE Inch
In Height; Another Is Sir inches Simmer in Hipine

Winners in a "self-improvement course given BY a
famous beauty salon. prove its possible for overweight
dowdy looking become glamour gr in six weeks
though she has not much money spend herself
and time enough TO exercise salon for massage
To do exercises under the watchfu an expert
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-15

II you're not using It. sell it with
a Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-15
TEST ANSWERS

Below arc the answers n test
questions printed on the editorial
page:
!. Corms.
:. Coal.
3. Esperanto.
4. British soldiers.
5. South America.
8. Langley Field. Virginia.
Z. The money was raised by pop
ular subscription
s. Liquid air.
.. Chang
10. Bay View.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-15
Real salad Ia Never Served -
Fir~t Course hut Har< d'oeuNres
Similar 70 salad Are Exception
BY EMILY posi-

NiFlilztr 10 ~tlad lAre FAAFFtih
BY EMILY posi-
Ssversl weeks ago I answered
list NJ questions from = reader
OF ire subject 81 table serving. I
remember the las question on the
list was about salad. and having
little space left. 7 answered briefly
that hors d'oeurres which are sim
liar To salads are always served
first. but a real salad course. never.
Another reader now asks me.
please elaborate on that answer
I had imagined that certain types
of salad were properly served as
first course
The difference between an hors
d'oeuvre sslad-mesninE one that
Is suitable as = first eourse-snd
one that is served after the main
course is rather difficult n de-
scribe. For instance. plain lettuce
or mixed greens are never served
first. Typical hors d'oeuvres IN
clude every variety OF sample
salads" such as thin slices OF to-
mato. stuffed eggs, sardines, an
choyies. french artichokes. thin
slices Of smoked salmon or smoked
turkey. small scraps OF picked
vegetab les and above everything
caviar, Correctly. however. hors
d'oeuvres and first course salads
are served al lunch rather than
al dinner. Canapes and hors
d'oeuvres that can be eaten in the
fingers are sometimes preferred in
the living room with cocktails be-
fore dinner. but not at table.
Funeral Flowers
Dear Mrs. Post; The deceased
left husband and son and
daughter-both married. Which
one of the three should write the
thank-you notes for the flowers =?
The father is Frustrated by his
wife's death. Must ne write many
notes
Answer: Il Is never exactly that
those who are greatly bereaved
write thank-you notes. II is APP
preciated when they can. but no
one asks them To make this effort.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-15
HERE'S EXERCISE
THAT DID 1T

All OF the winners did posture
exercises along with reducing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-15
Queries on Party Games, Stunts
Answered for Hostesses-to-Be

1odsy's Column Written in Response 70 Several
Letters: Delicious Sandwich Recipes Given
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-30
EGYLETI TITKAROK
FIGYELMEBE

Lapunk jubileuni szamaban
szivesen lek0zoljuk egyleteink
r0vid kivonatos tortenetet, ha
AIT legkes6bb februar Big ell
kuldik hozzank. KerjUk ARA
ugyeljenek, hogy csak a lap
egyik oldalara irjanak. Foglal-
iak ossze az egylet tortenetet.
Mikor alakultak. Xix voltak
az alapitok? Xix elnek meg
azok k0ziil? Mennyi tagja volt
az egyletnek? Mennyi van ma?
Mennyi betegsegely, mennyi
halalesetet fizetet XII az egy-
let eddigi elete alatt? Xix vol
tax az els6 tisztikarban? Az
ilyen dolgokat szivesen leko-
zoljuk. Csak kildje be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-30
XIX AZ ORECEK?

Kerjuk azokat az Greg ma
gyar testvereket, akik az Anne
rikai Magyar Hirlapnak 80 ev
ota folytonos elofizetoi, hogy
tudassak a szerkeszt6seggel ne
vuket es cinnuket level, posta
kartya, vagy telefon utjan.
Szeretnok neveiket megoro-
kiteni lapunk februar 13-an
megjelen0 jubileumi szamaban.
Ha volna valakinek az Anne
rikai Hirlap 80 evvel ezelotti
lapszamaibol, kerjiik ada k0l-
cson. A mi legregibb szamunk
1917-b6l van. A tobbi, sajnos,
elkallodott
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-30

tikart egyhangulag ujra va
lasztottak.
Elnok lett ismet Brogley Fee
reno. Matyasi Istvan 1-s6 alel-
nok, mivel a tavalyi 1-s6 aleI-
nok Banyar Agoston lemon
dott. Matyasi Istvan, a tavalyi
ELK alelnok helyebe Kosztyu
Janos lett megvalasztva 13 sza-
vazattal. Jelolve volt meg Hor-
vath Istvan 10 es Molnar Fe-
reno 10 szavazattal.
Szamvizsgaloknak megva-
lasztottak a tavalyiak koziil
Danish Jozsefet, mig Banffy ia
nos, Molnar Ferenc es Brogli
Ignac ujak.
Ujra elfogadtak a vandor-
gyuleseket. Az Amerikai Ma
gyar Hirlap szinten hivatalos
lapnak maradt tovabbra is.
A valasztas befejezese utan
az vi tisztikar elfoglalta a he
lyet. Brogley elnok a gyliles
ele terjeszti az Amerikai Ma
gyar Szovetsegnek januar 80
an Washingtonban tartando.
Magyarorszag fuggetlensege-
mex erdekeben val6 gyiiles Gel
Jat. Mivel az Amerikai Magyar
Szovetseg a Youngstown Macy
bizottsaghoz kildott leveleben
keri egy kikuldott delegatus
utjan valo kepviseltetest, a je-
lenlevo Nagybizottsagi tagok
Brogley Ferenc elnokot biztak
meg, hogy jelenjen meg a Macy
gyulesen es koltsegeinek a fe-
dezesere 25 dollart szavaztak
meg egyhangulag.
Mivel a youngstown Macy
blzottsag szinten belle tartozik
az Amerikai Magyar Szovet-
segbe, a kuld0tt altal valo KEEP
viseltetes jogos.
A delegatus reszletesen sza-
mol be maid a Sz0vetseg mum
kalkodaSarol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-30
MEGNYILT
A REPtJL0 ISKOLA

A youngstown Junior Cham
ber of Commerce partolasaval
katonai repulogep tanfolyam
nyilt meg e het elejen, amely
a WPA oktato osztaly tamo-
gatasaval fog mukodni. Mind
azok ifjak, akiknek legalabb 2
evi college kepzettseguk van,
mint cadet lephet be, ha az
orvosi vizsgalat egeszsegileg
megfeleloknek talalta 6ket.
Akiknek pedig mines college
kepzettseguk, azoknak az or
vosi vizsgalaton Xviii meg ell
meleti vizsgan Is nehany k0-
zepiskolai tantargybol megk0-
vetelt potvizsgan is keresztiil
kell esniok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-01-30
A YOUNGSTOWN BRO
EMBERSEGES ITELETE

ErSkine Maiden biro ele ke-
riilt Dave Freeman, Stafford
utcai ferfi masodfoku ember-
oles biine Matt, inert a multi
6sszel autojaval eliit0tte Frill
youngstown lakost, aki a Sc
rulesekbe belehalt.
A biro biinosnek talalta a
vigyazatlan hajtot es 100 napi
elzarasra itelte. De hogy a BIZ
nos, aA a WPA munkan dol
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