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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Personals

OF and after thIs aats. vil[ not no re
spors.bie for any debts incurred by my
VIE, ktrlYn EdNara r. smith
Pills AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful Office treatment while Working
Doctor DE swarte Rectal Clinic 5OO5 Csss
avenue Temple l-2l24
PROF ELTON ASTROLOGY
CONSULT ALTON daily 100. Tuesday,
Fridays until @ closed sunday 3iis John
r. BET Erskine and Elliott Special 81
REVEREND LILIIAS LEE church of
christ Appointments dam 1900 West
Grand boulevard. Tyler 6-75a3
STOMACH ulcer rensf. inyssugAte' Won
Co. $40 David Stott Bldg CA. $40
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Situations Wanted-Mnle

A-4-atl around clothes presser hrst-class
experience. references Tyler 6s36a
HOTEL n"useman purtcL lanior TRUCK
DRIVER shade manufacture, eXperlenc
references Ttmpie l7i6s
TRUCK driver. porter isnitof carrtaker,
experienced. ambitions dependable con
slider anything TEmple l.57si.
TRUCK DRIVER with o. ton van type
experienced, references da, week owe
-ftf
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Carpet, Rug Cleaning

Carpet Cleanins 1918
Collingwoud. RUGS cleaned insured
Telephone HoEarth 800
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate nstings
In the blg sunday Times Want Al
Section
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Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

Al SPECIAL, 9x12-S3.50
Beauufully cleaned, renovated absolutely
81 afauteed. insured Garfield Rug & Fur
rlfurs Cleaners, Tyler 5lSOO, 1000 Jos.
IN nm
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Rentals Wanted

INVALID lady using cane wishes two
rooms Harper-Van Dyke district owe
1853
JOHN NEVADA section between Six
and seven Mile. rooms. Townsend
5-4Oas
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MoUing, Storage, Carriage

ATLANTIC padded vans: insured. truck
ing IS load; free estimates Townsend
5SO5.
PACIFIC Storage 81 room lowest rates
trucking 81 30 hour Randolph 6253
.VlRLEI COULTER Moving expressing
Trunks storage. Reasonable prices
Cadillac 2ll6
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NJ ,aha contracts bought, r1'ges made.
Ach 4rh. 1910 Ford Bqs Cadillac O34s
AT Low discounts We buy iane contract,
arrange "a hrst mortgage ioans FdV
hfnHeI Co, Hammond Bldg @ 1855
Any desirable lsn1 couttAct purctAssd
MELVIN LASFHAR a COMPANY
Sih Floor u fatetts Bios cadillac s1fo
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SALESMAN WANTED To call on main
tenance mon ~ industrial field tNperi-
sncso uHn preferred call NJ Scpnr VOL
VERNE Hoe. after So g. m
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Income Bungalows for Sac

SpRINGLE- Wsrrcn Bc8urNu brick 20
root SIS garages rrcuudItiouinE $3.50
down Arlington Ogip
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Dancing Instruction

RHUMBA AND CONGA LESSONS
by Cuban expert, J. Ramon Carlos
FOX TROT AND WALTZ COURSES, 50. so
Tree Studios, 4109 Woodward TIE. 2s642
READ Times Want Ads for profit--use
them for results,
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Music Lessons
Lumber, Building Materials

STEEL framed Berry overhead garage
door. only $50. Berry Door Co.
BRICK siding. reroofng, alterations. ga.
RACES. cottages. FLA terms no. 1854
BRIGGS QUALITY GARAGEs-"Buut A.
cording TO Requirements Hogarth 4i4I.
BUY NoW-HEATING PLANT
CONSUMERS 1920 los CANpAt
COTTAGE - 4-room. bath. 24x2O. SAP
state Lumber, 20O1l John r. TO s-i2Os
GARAGE-Cement floor. overhead door
complete. $3.50, Public TO. s-7i26.
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BEAUTIFULLY wooded acres Just south
~ Goddard road cleared space for sar.
dfuinh rear 500 handles Newman.
Wayne and Goddard r0aa.
TWE%T Five Acres With farm Duiid nrt-
something mat "a really scarce Z; ess
aAfs $500 ~l handle %eNman lsq7o
Alier 70 at Pennsylvania ~ Audotts 4Ts3
= ACRES--sep.cr waite. Eas. Walks $50
once cor. i5-Mile ard Greenfield Open
SAT, sun Judson Bra1Va, CO IA s7vu
ROOMS unfu. shed Lot 7JyaOo parFafn
small dn. pa}L Sun. ewes w s-7ss5
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Houses for Rent

DFARBORN TOWNSHIP -- -Four rooms.
bath $40 month. 25i7s Powers. CAdil-
lac 1883
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Pets and Poultry Supplies
Dogs

BEAUTIFUL hrintle Dane Cmalel; ears
5674
consult The enlarged Real Estate ustings
in the blg sunday Times Want Ad
Section
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Ar1HoRItln roRn nLAlLR
AUIO SERVICE

GORNp BRQIHEFs Merllu iin,u
Zephyr dealers. zluo West Jsitsfs
Tres for InN.
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So. SO CHICAGO $3.50

TOLEDO q0c NEW YORK Nes
SPECIAL BUSES FOR ALL OCCASIONS
DE LUXE MOTOR STAGES
1905 CASS. AT BAGLEY RA 134i
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Money TO Loan
On Real Estate

YOUR PROPERTY FORECLosEUv.-
Or SOLD FOR TAxfS7 MED MOStY>
re .r Couh1suC- E.ye flu larucu!ars
Address Box 1871. TIE Detroit Times
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Miscellaneous for Sale

ASH garbage OH drums tanks boiler in
stautaneOus heater. electric charger alec %
hol. tires, Vinewood -s5s9.
ICE SKATES Sl.4s mp. Dawson I'm
claimed Freight stores 1887 LiveTnois
1888 East Dawson. 1884 Grand River,
lf4i0 Mack (four great stores).
kODAKS-- movie cameras win sell, buy,
exchange Acme Camera Ex., SIT shelby
MODERN beauty shop equipment prac-
tically new. sacrificing. Cedar 2O77. 6267
Argyle
TOLEDO scale. cheese cutter. like new
sacrificing. Townsend 6-3f6i. 2953 elem
euts.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
In the biz Sunday Times Want al
Section
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Business Places for Rent
NeW Houses for Sale

\ HOME IN Dearborn Highlands costs no
more, beautiful, reasonable. DE- 1866
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g tuer Stack IN hsn1~ saw. isc, nov
l-o1s pequindrs TW nhfork . of4o,
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Lumber, Building Material (

CSE-CRT garage. i2Nls 500. so. Fillmore
Lumber. 2i2Ol Gratiot R0seyile 1860.
SMlTH-ORR co.
ROOFING. ASPHALT SHINGLES
LADDERS. ASBESTOS SIDING. LUMBER
MlLLWORK. SHEET METAL SUPPLIES
WHOLESALERS
ACRES or BUILDING SUPPLIES
1881 W. WARREN Phone OREGON 070O
2-CAR GARAGE. Sis5. q. $. Housewreck.
ing, 1896 Dequindre.
READ Times Want Ads for proft-use
them Tor results
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Flats for Rent

GARFIELD, 2i2O-Large I rooms. newly
decorated, modern rent reasonable
HARDING. 1851 tVernor Highway six
room lower. garage. completely Tedeco-
rated appointment. LEnox 1882,
LlNwOOD. 1919 five room upper, gas
heat modern adults
McDOUGALL. 5000 Six room fiat. newly
decorated heated
ST CLAIR 1882 Detroit Jefferson 3
rooms. Gun room. garage $40. Nun
ra> s6fl.
SPOON UPPER-PAVED STREET Si5
10000 Puritan cor Wyoming. UN. 1-l2d0
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rAINrING ANn pEcoRNrINn


Al Accurate painting paperhanging
rarcr rcmovne stndiue vacant specials
.er t-e.ss
Af FNrERHANGINc Psruas wall
vt.Enl paper rcmo,rl sauitas- and
"a.i Townsend 1858
ArTENTION-A compete DECORATING sew.
fOr 'rI'sierlne rcss Bhuey IA COOS
BASE NENrS whtcrct choice 20 eight
Incfen. shades Ner reasonable Ten
81, 1855
WaHpare. removed s. go
s. ceilings 3D.. GGaran
f'. CaIuac SLOT
PAINTING DECORATING Excellent
tash'p Lowest possible prices. ..
d.. lAfit outfit ps.turr de,grsune
"sshngs oiltc i3ti r-shisl Ftzrey
rfUMBI>G
.r.rea ,rr..lsl, .o-.rs aUt ra
n. DAYS nsat. Sundays Tempe
rtt NBING, HLAriNG
h>f u E,r,rc duIr sewer .tl.,e
s.iNl,'1 eaatart'sf Df.,--L-A
I...tI. drains cleaned ,.ert-.- r.s,a.se,
tnf r1 mess Dragon Lfls
is taro AMIR Iuaef u0ors ..,.fr
N r'inrt n' dlesln4 Eaar $50 e-H4
H,Rpi -rRAoTICiL rNIIoR
Tur, 5 t,a
KNuIp ,tRtitL
Ara E.r
4.a H.-ete,rr. sH.r
..i'
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A partnlent Hotels

TIE " ffII IIEk
Detroit's finest residential hotel, 2 -
rooms Burns drive. ont East Jefferson
Ii 10000
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MAIFR sorIENER
nMBrRr.N scREE> ANp SASH

CHANGE Hard Water % 9ou Wate
-uftgr.ng Company Birmingham 1885
rr1Hustraff0n
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Apartments for Rent
Furnished

COLORED- 232 Harper. near John X.
nicely furnished one or two-room apart
ment
COLORED- Two nice rooms heat, light
and gas furnished 3l2 Hague
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Male Help Wanted

ma wa nlstAlflrElea training rrrlf..
shle vita eApsrrrrr- Hn sn.a ar srf
NTh f7eguercs stee meluse Furnace mar.
1. e. Wrte RoS orf6 uetrat i~-t
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ACCORDION, BA>p INSTRUMENTS
ADVERTIsING DISPLAY

BEFoRE purchasing any sycordien f-y q
% fnlitnH 1927 Grafiot Plaza IlH-
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rtfH-q .Ssa. rs. ~s,-A-s.
u-uet- re, st'.rstst t(ns.
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t ut ErHucE ucast Pee btsi
'8ir lr.ce Small lu Isffueri
ir.r. Etsirck Lumber 800 2f4
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: I RNIIlK RLtININnLp. RfrAIRINn

nNkcFs repsIred exchanged installed
POI" tFrd parts RtaEguahls. 2o65
t.l.'- N.. TORrtcuI s-ftt1
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Little Farms for Sale

kkSTklCTED homesites a. suTprslnEb
low price, Tuggel Birmingham tis
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Bus Transportation

Aud No
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Hotels

DIXIELAND HOTEL
Rates 81. 30 and Up
Home OF the Famous
FLAMINGO BAR
Dining Room in Connection
FARMER STREET AT JOHN r.
HOTEL WASHINGTON 2I3O Cass -
Rooms s. weekly private shower, &6 80
weekly transients 81
HOTELS 81 up. single So double
efficient sery. = smiley. mr.. Detroiter Hot
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Furnished Flats for Rent

FIFTEENTH. $500 Heated three heaHi
ful rooms, hath. FrigidSirs, hsht, gas
adults
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N>mING MACHINE stRNICr

90 AEANTEED parts and prompt service
an makes Free eliminates Reasonable
iaHo SHOP TY, 4.ieoi Estab IS years
CuSsrKT 'he snisrEed ReAl Estate listinEs
tnt bis sUndaf Times Want 40
ct.t..rf
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NENrTIAN BLINDS

Az WASHER repairing sewing machine
vacuum 81 Free estimates In homes
rrav $3.50 Central service
ttfITD WASHER SERVICE Parts FOR
81" makes reasonable. estimate La
t rffe fTfN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-27

he embezzled $66, 900 In State funds
while he was serving as chief execu-
tive of Georgia.
Testifying in his own defense, Mr..
Rivers said he had paid back to the
State every item called to my atten-
ton by the auditor as being i'm
properly paid out by the disbursing
officer of the executive department"
The State has presented witnesses
and evidence supporting it's charge
alleging that funds under control
of Mr. Rivers were improperly ex-
pended for gasoline and oil on auto
mobiles other than the official State
car, for flowers and for Christmas
cards, and has placed in a prominent
position in the trial the sum of $3.50
paid periodically TO Mrs. Rivers for
operation of the executive mansion.
In his statement (unsworn) as
provided by Georgia law for a de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-27
WASHINGTON c. FRIDAY NOVEMBER ~ 1912

iendant testifying in his own behalf j,
Mr.. Rivers said mot q, gallon of
gasoline or a gallon of oil, or q tire,
so far as know. was used by the
executive department that was not
used for official purposes.
Demands on me were so great
that as Governor I was going liter
ally night and day over the State
and did not have time to be book
keeper Of details"
After leaving the courtroom, Mr..
Rivers said no other defense wit
nesses would be presented, indicating
quick conclusion of the trial with
arguments to the jury being the
chief procedures remaining.
Il have always worked hard to do
a good job for the people of Geor-
gia, and I know that I have done a
good job" Mr.. Rivers declared.
In concluding, he said: MY rec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-27

ord is clean and I know this Jury is
going to write verdict of not
guilty"
Earlier in the day Judge Moore
declared that the weekly allotment
Of $3.50 to Mrs. Rivers for maintain
ing the mansion seemed to be open
and above board" and added. IF
this money was given in good faith,
I don't think that's embezzlement.
He remarked that a similar pol
icy had been followed by other Gov
ernors.
The judge asserted that he did
not think the mere fact" that State
funds were spent without authority
of law constituted embezzlement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-27

er Of the Marine Band here, assured
the commandant that the new YER
sion would not upset the songs
rhythm.
The marine hymn originally was
the work Of An anonymous poet
with the force in the Mexican War
in l847. The music comes from an
old French opera.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-27
Halls of Montezumu' Chunoed
10 Include Air Force Fiqhtinq

Here is the way it goes now:
From the halls of Montezuma
To the shores Of Tripol;
We fight our countrys battles
In the air, on land, and sea;
First to fight for right and freedom
And to keep our honor clean;
We are proud to claim the title
OF United States Marine
Brig. Gen. Robert L. Denig, ma
rine publications officer. has ordered
a new edition of the song printed
and application made for a copy
right to cover the change.
Capt. William F. Santelman, lead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-27
BY the Associated Press.

BY inc ASS0ciNed PreS9.
New techniqnes Of war have not
only forced marines to fight in the
air, but sing about it, too.
In their famous hymn, they will
no longer merely sing about fighting
"our country's battles on the land
and on the sea- but will give forth
in lusty tones:
I'VE fight our country's battles
In the air, on land, and sea-"
1t. Gen. Thomas Holcomb, COM
mandant Of the Marine Corps, for
mally gave the orders for the change
yesterday, marine headquarters said,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-27
Soldier Obeys Father
But Letter Is Brief

By the Associated Press.
HARRISBURG. Pa.-When Pvt.
Dick Theurer Of the Marine Corps
came home on his last furlough, his
father, Ben Theurer, asked him to
write frequently even if you have
no news to tell"
The father has just received, this
letter:
Dear Dad:
Affectionately yours, Dick.
P. S-Boy, am 1 tired!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-27

You can still buy a good automO-
bile and you don't need a priority
to do it-use little Star Want
Ad." Ma. 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-27
Ex.Gov. Rivers Denies
Embedding $4,000
OF Georgia Funds
His Hours Testimony
Concludes Defense;
Predicts AequittoI
b the Associated Press.

ATLANTA, Nov. 27-Former Gov
z. D. Rivers, on the witness stand
for more than an hour last night in
Fulton County tAtlanta) Superior
Court, denied the States charge that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-27
os-Sovinq Step

All motor vehicles licensed to
operate in Argentina must be
equipped with speed governors to
save gasoline.
Evening star., 1942-04-25
What Smart WASHINGTON Wears

10 match and a sable scarf as
eficient as uniform as she hur-
ries from one of her many sc-
tivities TO another these spring
DAYS.
In one of the newly y-opened
after dark" spots. Newsgirl Lee
Carson recently wore a huge vel
vet bow smack on top Of her
blond hair, and looked very ap-
pealing. Also enjoying the
cocktail hour was Arretta Lynch
Watts, down from New York and
sporting a snappy new golden
straw hat trimmed with bright
red and green bows on the side.
Arretta has succumbed to
the rage for color and reports
that she feels infinitely gayer
than ever she did in black
clothes. Glimpsed at lunch
con was Mrs. Earl Burton In a
trim tailored suit. a topcoat
thrown over her shoulders and
another of those tiny little hats
made more fetching than ever
with clusters of brightly -colored
flowers.
Mrs. Lionel Atwill wears q
smart navy blue and white print
Evening star., 1942-04-25

frock, with q wide, square collar.
ruined all around of white eye
let embroidery. and a big blue
straw cartwheel hat Her
lovely mother. Mrs. Stotesbury.
a grande dame In every sense of
the word, wears her silvery hair
piled high on her head. topped
with rows of soft little rolls :.
Ceci CaruSi was seen at cocktails
last Sunday in q fascinating
black calot, from which pale
blue feather curled under her
chin-the whole swathed in black
yelling Mrs. Blair Bolles' new
hostess gown is stunning-al-
mond green crepe, embroidered
about the neck and shoulders,
and a panel of brilliant flame
color slashing the center of the
long skirt in front.
Beautiful Mrs. Warren Robbins
favors black or pearl gray dinner
pajamas for informal evenings
at home Mrs. Edward Fin
kenstaedt's tiny be-fiowered hats
are always immensely becom-
ing. Mrs. Philip CONN is an
other devotee Of the small,
blossom filled chapeau.
Evening star., 1942-04-25

There Is nothing that pleases
me quite so much as to have a
reader supplement and at
length-a subject about which I
have written in my column. My
very real thanks. therefore, to the
person who writes me this letter:
Wont you print my personal
story for whatever encourage
nent it may be to the discour-
aged tall young girl whose name
was Mary who is--as was 40
years ago-shrinking under the
comments made about her
height.
when I was IS I was 5 feet
10 inches tall and weighed 140
pounds. I looked all neck and
arms and, to make me even more
conspicuous at school. I was the
only girl with golden hair. Both
boys and girls would make re-
marks about my height. They
thought it fun. I didn't. 1t
hurt me terribly. I complained
bitterly, and often, at home until
finally my dear mother could
stand it no longer and cruelty
one day blurted out her own dis
appointment by saying. Can 1
help it If you are an ugly duck
lingo
IT cried myself to sleep that
night, as I had many nights
before. But this was the worst.
Next day my very understand
ing father suggested that he and
I go for q tramp In the country.
While we walked we talked and
Evening star., 1942-04-25

lunch and tea there. With an
electric outlet in which YOU could
plug a grill and the coffee pot
there Is no reason why 1t might
not serve for informal dinners.
Plan this place where there is
an attractive view OF the garden
and screen the table for your own
seclusion by an awning. shrub
berry fence. or an adjustable slat
screen. Here you may sit for a
quiet breakfast while you gaze
at your garden and plan the day.
Then arrange another resting
place far back in the garden it
self where you may relax in .
deep, reclining chair with your
flowers all around you and cast
a benevolent eye on your handi-
work-so far from the house that
the doorbell and the telephone
cannot distract you.
Here you should have one or
two comfortable chairs, low
table and foot stool. Some plan
for shade is advisable-and If
there is no large shade tree for
a canopy, lawn umbrella or
adjustable awning Is the next
best thing. Another good idea
is to be able to provide light in
case you have guests in the eve
ming who are not as accustomed
to your garden as you are-and
consequently. not so sure-footed.
Metal stands holding candles
protected by hurricane shades
have a natural charm OF their
own. In the rustic informal gar
den the good, old-fashioned farm
lantern, with its kerosene burner
is safe and comfortable to handle
and may be hung on a post at
strategic locations to light the
path.
In case the budget says no"
to new investment you may do
some clever things to transform
what you have into useful garden
furniture Old chairs that do
not fit in the house may be given
a couple of coats of weather-re-
sistant enamel and slip covered
in oilcloth in gay color and be
most attractive outdoors. Inex-
pensive folding chairs may be
made entirely personal by paint
ing them to match your garden
colors and tying on washable
calico covers over the ordinary
striped canvas. A barrel. sawed
in two. with plywood top cut
to fit will make a wonderful gar
den table Just the right height.
You may paint these to prevent
the absorption of moisture-and
to be very elegant give them table
covers of gay oilcloth with a deep
cotton fringe to trim the edge.
You may create for yourself
green background almost imme-
diately by the use of quick-grow-
ing annual vines. A chair or two
and q table placed within this
seclusion win be . Joy for outdoor
living all summer.
Evening star., 1942-04-25

Charm Is one of the greatest
assets any man, woman or child
can own.
Beauty. brains. skill. talent
all may be there. but without
the alchemy of charm to set
them in motion they remain an
unappreciated element. No one
has ever been able to define
charm to everyone's satisfaction
1t is at best a mysterious and
Elusive quality that Is as tickle
and valuable as the gift of a
fairy godmother. Indeed. It's
very intangibility places 1t at
once in the realm of magic
things.
Reams have been written. un-
told speeches have been spoken.
and countless promises made on
how to acquire this mystic vir-
tue. Schools for charm have
sprung up all over the world.
based on such a wide variety OF
premises that one despairs OF
ever catching charm and i'm
prisoning Its ingredients In a
single container. However, one
of the recent attempts to do
so has succeeded in greater
measure than most, and in the
pages of Margery wilson's COM
plete book of charm, The
Woman You Want to Be-" pub
lished by j. p. Lippincott Co. Of
Philadelphia, many women will
find the answer to the question
they have sought.
Miss Wilson is better qualified
than most to undertake such a
work, for through her skilled
sympathetic instruction more
than half a million women have
discovered their true and charm
ing selves by following her ia
nous three courses. They have
paid highly for the privilege,
but now, in this work the bene-
fits of all three courses may be
enjoyed for a nominal sum. Ad-
ditional material has been add
ed to heighten the value of the
book, including an important
postscript on adjusting yourself
to today.
Miss Wilson leaves no stone
unturned. and the reader who
takes this volume to heart will
gain immeasurably In conf
Evening star., 1942-04-25


They say this Is a war of
nerves. Believe me, life was
life of nerves long before the
war ever started. Nervous dis
eases had been on the climb and
happy. unmarried men and wom-
EN- we're less in evidence. The
pressure and complexity of civih-
zation already had put their
tense mark on mankind.
If you expect TO weather today
with nerve ends intact, health
strong and melancholy, tempera-
mental repercussions under con-
troll. you MUST learn the art
Of using free minutes construc-
lively.
For instance, you can take the
time OF your bath for o time OF
relaxation and freedom from
worry. The fact that peopls