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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
Paper and Pencil
Can Be Beauty Aides

Nowadays, . housewife can
count q loose-leaf notebook and
pencil among her beauty aids. In
directly. they're really charm
builders. Reason in brief: II you're
going to preserve your sll-im-
portant pleasant temper and find
time for minimum personal care,
YOU simply have got to have sys-
tenn and shortcuts around the
house. Those don't just grow. You
have TO start them. and about the
handiest way to do that IL TO plan
on paper. especially paper which
can be pulled out and thrown
away or kept for future reference.
II you haven't yet sat down
and matched the essential fore
seeable work TO a time In your
day and your week. do that now.
II prevents many a housemaid's
knee which is acquired in a last
minute rush TO complete an I'M
scheduled task. You might keep
your schedule in your notebook,
or tear it out and thumbtack II
on your kitchen wall. Do keep
ii near.
Write menus and shopping lists
in the notebook. Keep the menus
in q month you collect "A
sufficient number which are popu-
lar enough with your family to
warrant repeating. Oddly, this in
creases rather than decreases the
variety of your food, because thus
you're much more aware of repe-
titions.
Here, too. keep shortcuts which
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
Women-Yes. /; No. z

Men-1es, 5, NO,
Police Sergeant: Yes. That's
q bad way To start off a marriage
hut she should give him the bene-
fit of the doubt He thought he
was shielding her.
Secretary (woman): No, not
until she has checked up on some
more things. l can understand
his wanting to conceal a minor
matter but not that.
Salesman: Y 3 Sometimes
men try to hide something like
that from the woman they love
without realizing the conse-
quences.
Music Teacher (woman): No,
not until she has regained her
trust in him. She would only be
miserable If she were unable TO
believe in him.
Bus Driver: Yes. What he did
may have been wrong but ii was
done because he was afraid of
losing her and she should consider
that.
Bookkeeper Nv AMI: Yes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09

the professional ion. that ned n
h. done right here would seem
10 h = sensible plan.
And a. far as the girls are cor
oerned-they really deserve
chance At free college educstions.
II such things arc 10 ee handed
out during the war.
For women are not only PROV
Ing their ability to do mems work
eapaoly. they are proving their
willingness 10 take on al kinds
OF hard. unpleasant work. II they
are willing TO 30 into factories
20 work aide by side with mea.
then those who are capable Of
taking professional training
should he given a chance 10 get
II along with men.
THEN THERE'S TINE MONEY
And looking At the question
from the point Of view of Mama
and Papa who pay the taxes II
certainly wouldn't Be fair for the
government to invite high I. Q.
Willie Jones 10 take . medical
education at the governments ss-
penss and leave the parents Of
high ]. Q. Susie Smith 10 foot the
bills for their daughters medical
education.
No. II women are going To be
expected to work aide BY side with
men 10 win this war--and they
are expected to do just thst-then
there ought 10 he no discrimins-
ton when II comes TO opportuni-
ties.
II the government IL willing 20
train women for the lowly jobs.
II ought also 10 train them for the
high ones. And II looks a. though
II NAV do nlst that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
W@o m nj
THE MASKED JURY
He roiled 10 Tell Her
About Previous Marriage
Todav's Case
Today's Case

Ladies and Gentlemen Of the Jury: engaged 10 q
man and to be married within the weeks.
This date set two months but something has
occurred which has left greatly in doubt and hesiant 10
go on with these plans. This foryone and when
met he let me believe he had always been bachelor You
can imagine my humiliation when heard only few days
and this from casual acquaintance had just met that
he had been married before and divorced upset
couldn't believe il first and the shock left such
dition that couldn't 60 TO work for three days
checked this and found
y true that he had the then
married for try that this
vorced to him with this done happi-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE

NEW YORK - Mildred Hull.
New York's only woman tattoo
artist. Is in serious condition in
the hospital after she sllegedly
leaped from her second story
apartment in suicide attempt.
you haven't yet made habit OF.
but mean to-for instance. pick
ing up your ration of coffee. on
the scheduled day, on your way
to Juniors nursery school.
One system and shortcut rule:
don't overload your schedule,
imagining that the paper and PEN
Gil are policemen able TO speed
you up without limit. DO count
in time for essential personal care
and relaxation. They're reminding
Just as necessary to the human
machine as oil to the furnace.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
Mrs. E. n. Wshlquisi
VIII Be Hostess Saturday

Pierce county and Yelm matrons
Of the Order Of Eastern Star will
be entertained Saturday afternoon
in the home of Mrs. r. n. VAIL
quist. 521s So. Sheridan. Lunch
con will be served at 1 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09

pow er Commis.
siener
L viii h
be had n the
plan deesn I %
Z ; 70 u q \
bee use the
country needs
sioetors Gien-
tists and en-
gineers n also
needs the great
er part % It's
young men IN
actual combat
ssrNiee. 10
training Firl.
for many nf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09

! checked up on this and found
Y WAS true - that he had been
married for two years and d.
vorced. / went to him with this
knowledge and he admitted II. de-
elaring he thought If l knew
about 1t my feelings would have
been different. oh. IL he had only
told me. how different l would
feel now! As IL Is am bereft Of
feeling because l have lost conf
dence in him. He said he was
going to tell me in a few days
but now l firmly think he was 60
ing to attempt to delude me about
this all our lives.
Feeling as l do. would you 90
On with this MARRIAGE
u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
Government
Education
~ RUTH MIIIErT

Some % Uncle Sans nleo<s -
wei - nephew. may get q chance
a. q kovernment-finsnced college
education. such q policy is under
discussion. according 70 Paul v.
NeSutf. Man
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09

Ia reduced from 90 per cent 10 30
per cent. Chief sources are ceylon.
the Netherlands East Indies and
China sources for the most part
cut off by the war.
Evening star., 1943-03-12

DR.. Franks will be the guest speaker
at the Epiphany MONDAY service
again today.
At midweek lenten neighborhood
services last night in Chevy Chase
Baptist Church, DR.. Clifford Homer
Richmond. pastor of Chevy Chase
Methodist Church, told the congre-
cation we must deepen our faith
in the fact that God is even in a
war-torn world
Gods voice can even be heard
above the roar of battle, DR. Rich
mond said. 1t speaks to us through
the natural world, through history
and our own inner experiences, and
is "a lamp in the darkness"
Several hundred persons attended
a community wide lenten program
yesterday at the Penn Theater, $50
Pennsylvania avenue Sc, to hear
the Rev. Edward Gabler, rector of
Christ Episcopal Church, Navy Yard
Parish.
Evening star., 1943-03-12
| Tilted Girl Tries
ToCut Soldiers
| Leaves by Hoax
y the Associated Press,


DETROIT, March l2-John S,
Bugas, agent in charge of the Detroit
Office of the Federal Bureau of In
vestigation, said last night a %
year-old girl, angry because her SOL
dier boy friend failed to keep a date,
was responsible for hoax that
caused Detroit police to notify SOL
diers to return to their bases.
Mr.. Bugas said the girl confessed
she made telephone calls to Detroit
police, representing herself as a tele-
phone operator at Fort Wayne and
Selfridge Field and relayed false in
structions for cancelling of fur
loughs.
Detroit police had notified num-
Der of soldiers of the fake order be-
fore phone call from an officer at
Selfridge Field uncovered the hoax.
Mr.. Bugas said the girl presented
a problem, since she had violated no
Federal statute. He said. however,
that she would be held for further
questioning and then probably would
be turned over to local police who
might prosecute her on charges of
circulating false report.
Evening star., 1943-03-12
Nazi Labor Recruiters
Spare Only Para|yzed
Or Tubercu|ar French
Youths RuiIrooded to
Germany After Casual
Thumps on Chests
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BERN, March l2.-Only paralysis
or a severe case of tuberculosis can
save French youth from Ger
many's program of mobilizing
French workmen for the Nazi war
industries. under which France is
being bled white of manpower. dis
patches from France said today.
Medical examinations are being
held throughout France in an effort
to fill the German demands for
workers, but the young men Sc
lected feel with reason that they
are simply being railroaded to Ger
many" dispatch from Marseille
to the Tribune de Geneve said.
The youths are given a casual
thump on the chest and even those
who normally because of illness
would be rejected for military serv-
ice are declared fit" the dispatch
said. mo illness except serious
tuberculosis or paralysis obtains
grace from the examining doctors
who rarely ask the youths to re-
move their shirts"
1000, 900 War Prisoners.
The Neue zuercher Zeitung point
ed out that, aside from the loss OF
more than 100000 war prisoners in
German camps, French economy has
suffered considerable losses because
of the exchange of prisoners for
workers.
In addition to 10000 workers who
emigrated before June, 1912, another
350.000 left between June and the
end of the year including 10000
skilled workers, it was reported. A
new contingent of 250,000 demanded
must include 10000 skilled work
men. Thus total of 100000 workers
will have been removed from France
the dispatches said.
Even the currently available mill
tary classes are reported being used
because of the difficulty of filling the
Nazi demands. Under a decree in
voked last month, industries vital
to war employing 20 persons or more
must train from IS to 20 per cent
Of their personnel for eventual work
in Germany.
Food Requisitions Increased.
The loss of manpower and the
food shortages are causing grave
anxiety among the French people,
the Tribune de Geneve said, point
ing out that German food reuuisi-
tions in France are increasing in
stead of decreasing.
The German occupying authori-
ties, this dispatch said, have requi-
sitioned 80 per cent of the milk sup
ply, IS per cent of the wine, 60 to
TO per cent of some foods and 100
per cent of preserved fish and
meats. A certain part of these
products are reserved for French
prisoners in Germany.
The inevitable result of these
Evening star., 1943-03-12
Man Gets Life Term
For Numbering Roncher
By The Associated Press.

SANTA ROSA. Calf. March 12.-
Roy Cornett, AZ. was convicted yes
terdav of the first-degree murder
Of his eccentric rancher and en-
ployer, Helmuth Seefeldt, 68. who
disappeared from his ranch last
summer.
A shallow grave containing a
skeleton and shreds of clothing. dis
covered on the ranch last January
started the inquiry. Mr.. Seefeldt
owned South Seas property, and
Evening star., 1943-03-12
'Substrotosphere' Lung to Lift
Air War Two Miles Higher
Device to Compress Air at 10000 Feet
Designed for British Fighter Plane Engines

preston 1t is necessary to drive the
rotor faster, but such increase is
limited since the rotor tends to fly
to pieces under the action of Centri-
fugal force. Already rotors have
reached the tremendous speed of
$4,000 revolutions per minute and it
Is not practical to further increase
this speed An entirely new system
of supercharging had to be evolved,
a supercharger with two rotors or
stages. The air is first compressed
and then passes on and is COM
pressed again in the second stage
But the heating of the air fol-
lowing these two stages of COM
preston is very great. It must be
cooled in an inter- cooler before be-
ing finally delivered to the engine.
The way in which this inter cooling
is carried out is very ingenious. A
square, box-like structure, is mount
ed in the induction system between
the outlet of the second stage rotor
and the rear of the cylinder blocks
| This box contains radiator
through the tubes G.f which water
is circulated. The hot air from the
outlet of the supercharger is passed
| through this radiator. In addition
there is water jacket between the
! two stages of the supercharger,
which also contributes to the cooling
This intercooler system is entirely
! separate from the main engine cool
! ing system and one of the greatest
advantages is that the actual radi-
! ator from which the excess tenn
/ perature is dissipated to the atmos-
phere may be placed at any con-
venient position on the airplane.
Another advantage of the liquid
cooled intercooler is that it can be
made considerably smaller than
would be the case if the heat inter-
change was made direct to the
/ atmosphere.
Germans Use Single Unit.
German engines, without excep-
! ton, are fitted with single stage
supercharger capable of maintain
ing ground level pressure up to 20
/ 900 feet. Rolls-Royce engines, fit
ted with single-stage superchargers,
maintain the same pressure up to
10000 feet. American engines are
fitted with turbo superchargers,
which also maintain sea level pres
sure up to 10000 feet. This system
is excellent when applied to bomber
| aircraft, but there are technical rea-
| sons that make it less suitable for
| fighter aircraft.
Finally, the two-stage super
( charger maintains the desired pres
sure up to 10000 feet and stands
out above all others as the most
/ potent proved means of obtaining
high power at high attitudes. At
10000 feet the charge is being COM
pressed to six times the surrounding
atmospheric pressure We have seen
no indications that the Germans are
following similar course. The
| advent of the Focke-Wulf 100
| showed that they had adopted the
alternative of larger airplane
powered by a larger engine"
Evening star., 1943-03-12
MONDAY Services
Mark Observance
OF Lenten Season
Richmond Minister Is
Guest Preacher at
Church Of Epiphany

MONDAY services at the Church
of the Epiphany and the Penn The
ster today marked the observance
of solemn third day of the 40-day
Lenten season.
The Rev. Vincent c. Franks, rector
of St. Paul's Church of Richmond
Va. was to be the guest preacher
at Epiphany. At the Penn Theater
where services are sponsored by
Protestant churches belonging to
the Southeast Interchurch Council
DR.. Warren D. Bowman. pastor of
the Washington City Church of the
Brethren, was to deliver the Lenten
message.
Persons who fast during Lent
merely because of the binding
force of custom" were taken to task
yesterday by Dr.. Franks during
services at Epiphany.
DR.. Franks said that when per-
sons fast during Lent. because ii
is the traditional thing to do the
custom has lost all of its spiritua
value.
Taking as his theme Forward
March. the Rev. J. Warren Hastings
of the National City Christian
Church, in late afternoon services
at the Church of the Epiphany
called for an end to complacency
and the desire to return to the gooC
old days
Sponsored by Federation.
During Lent the Thursday after
noon services at the church are
sponsored by the Washington Fed
Grafton of Churches.
Il have great respect for the
past" Dr. Hastings said. but I be-
lieve we should constantly turn oul
eyes to the front. Let us go for
ward we must look for greater
horizons ahead"
Observing that Lent is the normal
season to find out which is the
stronger, your will power or youl
habits DR.. Franks praised absti-
nences that build character.
almost any fasting that wakens
and challenges our lazy will power
has a character building value" he
said. Most of us need more dis
cipline and exercise in self-control
to prove to ourselves that we are
master of our habits rather than our
habits masters of US
Thrilling Affirmation.
When we say, Il believe in God
.. ;" as is our custom. DR.. Franks
said it should be thrilling, death
defying affirmation. rather than
merely an empty form.
Daily lenten services. because OF
their consistency and because Lent
should be a heightened atmosphere
as well as season, can become
builders in you of a more glowing
and death-defying faith than a
Nazi ever dreamed of in his most
eXhuberant moment he concluded
Preaching on a different topic
Evening star., 1943-03-12
Ring Lost Five Years Aqo
Found in Victory Garden

By he, Associated Press.
DALLAS, TeX-Marty Ravkind,
working in his victory garden, dug
up ring. His mother took it to
downtown jeweler.
That's ring l gave my son five
years ago. he said-handing her a
IS reward for Marty,
Evening star., 1943-03-12
BY THOMAS K. HENRY,
Star staff Cnrresnnndent

LONDON, Feb II by MaiN =
Air war may be lifted nearly two
miles higher by a new "substrato-
sphere lung" for fighter engines,
details of which have just been
announced here.
1t is supercharger which feeds
the motor air compressed to sea
level pressure at 10000 feet.
Developed by the Rolls Royce Co.
now devoted almost exclusively to
making aircraft engines, it is being
used in the new British Spitfire 8
fighters, which contest the sub
stratosphere battlefield with the
Messerschmitt 1876, most potent
of the German high altitude fight
erS.
Rival Made in America.
The only rival, say aviation en-
gineers. is the American turbo-
supercharger, developed by the Gen.
eral Electric Co., which allegedly
serves better in bombers than fight
ers.
The horsepower which an engine
can develop is determined entirely
by the amount of air and gaso-
line it can be made to consume. A
supercharger is to the engine what
lungs are to the pilot. AS he goes
higher the air gets thinner and
thinner and it is necessary to sup
ply him with pure oxygen in order
| to keep the body engine running.
But it is impractical to feed an
| engine oxygen at high attitudes
/ For one thing, the weight of the
| containers would be far too great
The designer must rely on a de-
vice for COMPRISING the thin air
into a sufficiently compact volume
But says an officially approved de-
scriptlon Of the new device, "the
process of compression carries with
it inevitable heating, and the high
er the pressure to which the air
is compressed the greater will be
| its final temperature. Most people
have noted that bicycle pump gets
hot when tires are blown up. This
is simple example of what hap
pens to the charge when it is COM
pressed by the supercharger, ready
to be forced into the engine. The
! hotter the charge the less it weighs
per unit volume and, hence to in
crease the weight of charge which
the engine inhales, it must be cooled
| after it has been compressed.
Rotor Superchargers.
Almost without exception, al
aero engines are fitted with super
chargers Of the single-stage va
| rlety. They are of the rotor or fan
type, rotated at very high speed
| by the engine. To increase COM
Evening star., 1943-03-12

unverified tales of hidden wealth
were spun about him.
Prosecution witnesses testified
clothing found in the grave re-
Sembled that worn by Mr.. Seefeldt
the last time he was seen and a
surgeon said several ribs of the
skeleton were broken.
The jury's recommendation of life
Imprisonment is mandatory.
On hearing the verdict. Cornett
said, Il never laid a hand on that
old man. I don't see how they (the
jury could do it"
lie rn., h,,r o,.- =. .i.,....- n.
Evening star., 1943-03-12

measures, the Tribune said, is a
"rebirth of collaboration agita-
ton"
Encouraged by RAF ravages
across the Rhine, partisan resist
ance is beginning to raise it's head"
the newspaper asserted in an edi-
torial.
Evening star., 1943-03-12

If you buy, our airmen fly. Get
War savings stamps now.
Evening star., 1943-03-12

All right maybe you did go for 1880 ties" Well let's
straight These category They
to sell for little either They copies of imported and
OF all silks, skondoyon wool and they
color need could possibly have One look you'll
forget Of what should
grabbing these by the handful
Floor
It udsueyp
Evening star., 1943-11-04
ze|ditch Resigns Post
With Welfare Division

Morris Zelditch, general superin-
.tendent of the Public Assistance Di-
vision of the Board of Public Wei.
fare, has resigned his post. Com
missioner Guy Mason announced
yesterday.
Mr.. Zelditch was out of town anc
could not be reached for comment
but it is understood that he has beer
anxious for some time to resign fol-
welfare activities more closely re-
lated to the war effort, particularly
in the foreign field.
A native Of Baltimore, Mr. Eel
ditch was educated at Johns Hopkins
University and the University Oi
Pittsburgh. He was associated Will
the United States Housing Author
ity and the Federal Security Ad-
mlnlstration before joining the Dis
triCt government.
The resignation of Mr.. Zelditct
will become effective January 13
date Of expiration of his accrued
leave.
Add part of your bloodstream ia
the swelling tide Of victory. Cal
Blood Donors, District 5000, for ar
appointment.
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Watch These Three
Danger Zones of Your Skin!

THERE are three little areas of skin that YOU
L must watch with special care, For they are
danger zones" where blackheads NAV appear
where pores tend to become coarse-Whcre
little lines often etch themselves into the skin
What are these danger zones? Well, there
is zone No. |: the corners of your eyes. where
tired lines and laugh crinkIes form so easily.
There is zone No. ?: the curve next to your nose,
where pores may get coarse-ooking And there
is zone 3: the tiny valleys of your chin where
dust and grease accumulate and sometimes
harden into bIackheads.
You don't need lot of different creams and
lotions to guard these danger zones. For now
there's one cream that takes care of four impor-
tant needs of Your skin! My 4-Purpose Face
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creams or lotions. Not only does it guard the 3
danger zones" it keeps your skin looking
its cleanest, freshest and lorcliest at all times!
Here's what Lady Esther 4-Purpose Face
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your skin. CD 1t soltens YOUR skin and relieves
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Living Proof-In Your Own Mirrori
Why choose face cream because it's expensive,
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That's why l say-try Lady Esther 4-Prpose
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