FREE TO READERS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 221, 17 September 1940, Page 3

FREE TO READERS.

HANDWRITING ANALYSIS. "N.Z. WOMAN'S WEEKLY." Every stroke of the pen reveals character and in some way reflects the inner self, and for this reason readers will welcome the offer of a free analysis on the graphology page of the "N.Z. Woman's Weekl}'." "Critic," the handwriting expert, has been providing a valuable service to readers for many years now, but this offer of a special nature is something entirely new, for any reader can send in a sample of his or her handwriting and receive an expert analysis of character for the small sum of 4d to cover the cost of clerical work only. The offer is for a few weeks only. The difference in mentality between the British and German people is commented upon by the editress in the current issue of the magazine. Great satisfaction can be derived from such a survey, for bombs on Berlin must have a much more demoralising effect than bombs falling in the gardens of Buckingham Palace. The lies that have been told the German people must ultimately become apparent, but in England the populace is awake to realities and prepared to resist to the utmost the Nazi encroachments on their freedom. Nowadays we are learning the value both physically and psychologically of light, and especially of sunlight, and our houses are being designed to admit as much of it as possible. In an article on the value of sunny rooms the home decorating expert discusses the planning of roo.us to admit the maximum amount of the lifegiving rays. Readers have six charming free patterns to choose from as well as bright stories and articles to read.