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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04
Erwin Hasn't Time
ToPhone His Wife

There was no rest for stuart
Erwin on his return from . short
vacation in New York.
Met al the airport by . studio
ear. he was driven 10 z0th Gem
tury.For studies - soon ~ he
had alixhtsf from the plans for
work In Passport Husband"
which plays today only 81 the
Shell theatsr
While being attended BY =
makeup man. ne was busy read.
ing ths script ~ the first days
filming From here he wss rushsd
10 stare Nine, where Director
James Timing and his crew we're
waiting 10 roll The esmsras on
the first take ~ the picture.
But stu could restrain himself
no Longer
Look. Jim" he told ths dirse.
tor. would II bs asking too msseh
IN beg your permission n call
my wife and tell her I'm In town :"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04
i've Came Back Stark Drama On The At The Roxy Teaer
ffssr snow>a

RIlE aolsK - snesrt nenss
ana Greer osrxen in "occdnye.
M chip lice. ais. t:se.
80, 1908.
Music BoN-scris Henis ana
Tyrcns Power IN Second Pa
ole iase. $50. sss. 10 %.
alec SIDNEY TalH IN Charlie
Chan IN Rene. iise ase.
SIS. asa
Rist1Ra--Alsn Barter In Ny
ecn Il q Criminal l I % 7 %.
30. 90, . %: Also phil RsEan
ana Jean rsrfsf IN she MAJ
risc . Cop - 80. 400. sse
eco. 10 30
RoNs-c heater Nevis snd
Lucille Ball In Five Cana
Bsek i.so. . 40. SIS. enk.
1913. alec Bsny sandy ana
Aixchs Atlef IN Unexpected
Ysther.+ i7:ss. $50. $40 $50
RETURN SHOWING
ngsgHLN-rred Astsire ana
Ginger Rogers In The story
Of Vernon ana irene Castle
also Jackie Cooper In "spirs,
Of Culver
coNNp>iry--Hroi Yiynn and
olisis peHssilisnd In Dodge
KAY STREET. rro riynn ana
Olivia ~ Hsvigiand In Dodge
CITY" also 'rorchy in China
town"
PARk-Neison E1dy ana Lionel
Barrymore In Let Freedom
Ring" also Lynn overman in
Persons In hiding
pRoeroR--rrisclils Lane ana
Jeffrey Lynn In "Yes nv Darling
Daughter also Ann Sheridan
IN The Patient In Room IL
REALART--Jsmes o~snev In
The okiahoma Kid"
REN-nob Burns and GLADYS
George In I'm Prom Nisso,si
also MARY Carlisle In srghtinS
Thoroughbred
sHELI~-stusrt Erwin In Pass
port Husband" also Lyle Tai
bot In What Price venssance. i"
SUNSET Lane in
Yes NY Darling Daughter"
also Nanoisea oaal in The
ORR Downstairs"
q. Robinson
In Confessions of . Haxi SPY"
also kay Francis and william
osrgsn in Women In the
Wind"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04
Spirit or Culuer'
Plays At Beuerly

Kathryn Sugar kaNs y ne
only siri In the cast II unlvsrsal's
military school drama. Spirit -
Culver" which II nov playing ~
the Severity shssssr with Jackie
Cooper ana Freddie nafsholoasw
In se-starrsAa roles.
II II Freddie. ~ . dashlne ana
romantic young cadet. VIA fails
IN love with kathryn's vclee over
the radio and plays hcohsv frem
school 70 Sc her N psrson.
In addition 10 oas ~ the iare-
sst sroups II bcys ever assembled
for . single pieturs. the support
Ing cast features Andy psvins,
Henry HUH, Tim Malt. Jackie No
ran Gene Reynolds and waiter
Tstisy.
The story II Vernon and Ifsns
Castle" oo-starring Ginger Rogers
and Fred AstsIre. shares The
screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04
James Hilton
Likes Mr.. Chips

Contrary TO many writers who
express themselves a. dissatisfied
with the Hollywood treatment OF
such Of their works a. are brought
TO the films. James Hilton. author
Of Goodbye, Mr.. chips," returned
from a preview Of the M-G-M film
ization OF his celebrated novel with
the greatest of enthusiasm and re-
spect for the photoplay version.
starring Robert Donst, which
Ii now playing at the Blue Mouse
theater.
Said Mr.. Hilton: NON film
version of Goodbye. Mr.. Chips" 10
an authors dream fulfilled. II IL
a picture that does for him prac-
ticslly all that he would like 10
do for himself II he owned Q studio
and had q million dollars to spare"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04

sell for rFesuctne catchy rhssAm
IN popular seiscslans
rhis handsome lad Mas b<>n
With Joe Thnmas hsnd fur TIVE
ysars and The swsns master MS
fFcemed him te The paint wh<ss
As . capable ~ seidins ths hess
If them lsssi whsTs swtne u csa-
cered.
Ne 10 featured with Inc cthss
u msmssss ~ tn No srrhssssa
every Saturday niaAt q Nsal's
0lsHdawn Park heated ~ Yass-
Mile lake hast ~ The Seattle.
Tacoma highway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04
picture, "Racketeers

ings, high jackings and rustling
herds by means Of fast motor
trucks, all combining TO furnish
thrills and action to the story and
its swift climax.
Marjorie Reynolds makes her
first appearance a. an oBrien
leading lady, and such favorites
as Chill Wills, Ray Whitley, Gay
Seabrook, Robert Fiske and Jack
Marvin have prominent roles. d.
Ross Lederman directed the pic
ture, which WAS produced for Rko
Radio by Bert Cilroy.
A Tailspin Tommy feature titled
Mystery Plane" shares the screen.
Illinois state flower Ia the wood
-.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04

Dealing with the dramatic retri.
button that comes 10 . brilliant hut
un~rupulous criminal attorney.
RKo Radios 'rhs spsilblndsr
brings the popular Lee Tracy IN the
screen again. Barbara Read plays
the feminine lead in tbs film.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04

pei With Je .
Tkcmas nasW
~ Nkyshm
Ne ssa ret
mere = ~ Re
fren hls inssFu-
mens thsn many
~ The ed tim
sfs sad hae
scme vsry rsta.
iral styies
shseA ~ has
4f4alounsI M.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04

Clark Gable - seriously thinking
~ buyins the APPENDED nye.Tsli
horse tina, he rtass in Cons With
ths Wind"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04

grasping monopoly, Is the basis
of "Racketeers of the Range. ;"
George O'Brien's latest film offer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04

ing which comes 10 the Riviera
thester Friday.
This preeipitstes exciting COM
plicstions. with kidns pings. shoot
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04

~ ~ HHu1 t1E N
providing ons n the ts~e rcwsaees
In tbs ssaFy are Chester Msfsta. IN
the role ~ . courageous transport
psiss. snd Lucille uaii. - ehsvsss
EiFi. Another rusNsntie team \
formed ~ Kent Tsylnr. east a. Z
ec.rilos. ssd Wssdv nsvvss. vun-
away hsirsss.
Other fIns plsysss whs ere sseU
~ the Inflated passengers forced
down IN The wllds ~ The uppsf
Amazon are Joseph Csllsia. - ~
anarchist rssurnins 10 stand trtaI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04
George O'Bten Star Or New
Film AZ The Riviera Friday
Rseteieer Of the Range" Is Title; John Trsn. Has
Lead Role in Other Feature. Mystery Plane"
= 1sispin Tommy Production

An up-to-date cattle war. with
. courageous rsncher fighting a
sngie-hsnded fight for his herds
and those Of his neighbors against
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04

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pssvste 6olee1fve eo(nc1I@ nflnf
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Alss - lss s~s~ IN WIN - 80
~tjnespe<tes tofnes.s )nelue(~o
mksus1 Aper. nah1 n1n1y. nNo1e1
neoe and pennls o'lSee6e
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04

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Nsa rns~e c1sus mevsn. txnnn - - mo 60 Nnv
keae rsyens - Wse6y naps - p1ee& - - euD
pepep1 roeeee~ wNo msrea Aes - - mu.y -
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plane accident Il 10 the q u nssy ken
today
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04


May Oliver and Alan Drehar help to make Il So Then
there's Rudy valee sing scu and that's worth the
admission price II ss through the show with
OF coarse wheH ess thinks Of sonje skating CONES 10
mind aud 10 see her ~ picture xheh cfys her
tniv to skate ~oaid BE- like rrias beef itAoat the
cabbage.
Sc Sonia skates fact. seaa,faay tAa~ N
OF her previous productions IN Of the Numbers shs
has StsWart Rebarm for partner, whs others shs wevk
alone.
When tell you Irving Berlin IL rsapcnsh. for IN. ssrss
which sung by Rudy and Mary Hea you should need
further proof that musieay speaking second Fiddle
IL tops
IN Charlie Chan IN Reno. tie other sse fsafws Sdrey
Tolsr comes closer than srer before 10 he astef
tormonees rheh Warner GLAND 0aps the serssn ~iA his
porfragals Of the famous Chinese d1tscfirf.
you like mystery stories voa ml like ths one because
it u.s. BY far, the best snes Toler took orer the vems
|
Close TO Home,
company Of 100 players and tsehneans. together With
three weeks Of filming Of Tho Sea Hawk" At seattle
The production IL being made BY Warner Brothers and
10 to be one Of their feature films Of the year.
SensibIs Governor!
Of good legislative
h- prohibit double
programs
. good a rous. any such
law would certainly have there Certainly the length
presented by thsasrs 10
to producers
the exhibitors with due for what the want
public health demand that elbows no longer
and 10 anything harmful
For such law, afford protection health
would children
child
The whole thing rather ridiculous effort 10 settle by Law
problem that essentially business problem
interest right
does best to stay In IT. own back yard
"Tipo.Eved Connolly!
Jarone Bskewe 49, Of ST. LOUIS has solved the problem
Of getting into movie studio without permission And
only that ne found how he might there almost inde
ntely with bed and meals furnished by the movie company
This rather ernsty young rnked into the t0fh Gem
tnyFor studio oifh group Of exras girsa makeup
and pas fed IN the studio dining room" When night came
he slept BARRIERS chair aud the merit doy. did The nhole
thing all over again.
Only when his beard began TO oron did he find himse
the spot but that problem soiued Whsn he bov
from Ed,oard Norris actor aud everything
tcos rosy again.
officials didn't
belong Wyo
to
Missouri ests out
q had
And So four walls do not prison make either TO Keep
4 fellow In 10 keep him out!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04

FLAsW- FUN kUWIHU4M
Whenever me u uasbe's scenes
In "Ninotehka" particularly pisssas
Director Ernst Lnbitseh. he shouts.
"A peseh."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04

Francis Lederer, who plays the
role Of . Spy In Warner Brother
dramatic production. Confessions
Of . Mani Spy" which h now the
feature attraction II the Temple
theater. On the same bill win be
seen Nay Francis In "Womea In
the Wind
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04
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Yeu'n Just HAVE Ia laugh Al
second Fiddle enc IL the new At
fractions which came to The srress
Al the Music Box theatsr Yesterday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-04

Illinois state flower ia the wood
violet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21
Picnic Foods
BY CHLOE JAMESON

You've a car, no doubt or someone in your immediate fam fly circle owns one and is always rushing over at the last moment to invite you and yours to go for a ride with supper by the wayside.
 Now it may not embarrass you to tell them that at the moment you're just out of picnic foods, but 1t does pique the husband to be caught without the goods. So see that the pantry shelves are well provided with inexpensive makings for spring outdoor dinners and a wonderful time will be had by all.
 At this time there are so many interesting ready made recipes that can be kept ready for such emergencies. A few cans of that good brand of clam chowder will still the capacities of a whole car full and they're most inexpensive. Bundle them into your big soup kettle, tuck in plenty of crackers and a jar of olives or pickles, per- haps. Take along the ten-cent beetle-ware bowls and soup spoons and you will have made a substan- tial contribution to the pleasure of the group.
 Irish stew, lamb stew. spaghetti in tomato sauce or lItalianne; chicken and noodles, Spanish rice,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21

 away -- this cake always saves the day.
 Luscious Chocolate lee Box Cake
 4 squares unsweetened choco. late; X cup sugar; dash of salt; x cup hot water; l tablespoon cold water; teaspoon granulated gelae tin: { egg yolks: 1 teaspoon vanilla; 1 egg whites, stiffly beaten; 3s cup cream, whipped; 3 dozen lady fingers.
 Melt chocolate in top of double boiler. Add sugar, salt, and hot water, stirring until sugar is dis. solved and mixture blended. Add cold water to gelatin and mix. Add to hot chocolate mixture and stir until gelatin is dissolved, then cook until mixture is smooth and well thickened. Remove from boiling water; add egg yolks, one at . time, beating thoroughly after each. Place over boiling water and cook 2 minutes, stirring constantly. Add vanilla; cool. Fold into egg whites. Chill. Fold in whipped cream. Line bottom and sides of mold with waxed paper. Arrange lady fingers on bottom and sides of mold. Add thin layer of chocolate mixture, then arrange lady fingers and chocolate mixture in alternate layers, topping with chocolate mix. ture. Cut off lady fingers around sides of mold and arrange cut pieces on chocolate mixture. Chill 12 to 24 hours in refrigerator. If desired, add 1a cup finely cut wal nut meats to chocolate mixture before turning into mold. Unmold. ! Serves 12.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21

' FITS celebrate tonight - or any A night for that matter--with Ice cream! And here is delectable dish that will grace the finest of parties as well as delight the usual home appetites-an ice cream bombe. SPONGE CAKE BoMBE SHELL WITH VANILLA ICE CREAM
 2s cup cake flour
 l teaspoon baking powder
 h teaspoon salt
 4 eggs
 2s cup sugar
 1s teaspoon vanilla
 2 tablespoons butter
 Vanilla ice cream
 Mix and sift the flour, baking pow der and salt. Beat the eggs until frothy. Add sugar gradually and beat until thick and light. Add the vanilla, fold in the flour mixture
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21
Summer Salads
(BY BETTY BARCLAY

NnI DE1 1 0ANCLAxD What looks better on a hot day than a luscious, cool decorative salad? Even before you take the first bite you know that it will touch the spot" and revive slug gish appetite. Here are two salad recipes that are sure to please:.
 Frozen Orange Salad 1 cup whipping cream, beaten stiff Ia cup Lemon Mayonnaise ] cup sugar
 2 bananas
 ? tablespoons lemon juice l 1-2 cup Sunkist orange pieces,
 drained well
 1 cup chopped dates Strawberries,
 peaches, pineapple, or mara.
 schino cherries)
 Combine cream, mayonnaise and sugar. Cut fruit in small pieces Cover banana pieces with lemon juice. Combine all ingredients. Freeze in tray of automatic refriger- ator until firm but not long enough to let fruit pieces become icy and hard. Cut in slices. Serve gar- AAoliCu WAOiI CAtoP LiCuA No' VI ASbVoNSS and, if desired, with additional may onnaise or whipped cream. For a stffer salad dissolve tea spoon gelatine in cream before whipping.
 Orange Banana Salad
 (Serves 8
 3 oranges
 Lettuce
 bananas
 33 tablespoons lemon juice 1-4 cup finely chopped nuts (wal-
 nuts, almonds, oceans or
 peanuts)
 Peel oranges and cut into 4 inch slices. On lettuce-covered salad plate, place 3 orange slices. Cover with 9 lengthwise quarters of man. anas, sprinkled with lemon juice and rolled in nuts. Top with slice of orange. Garnish with mayon- naise and maraschino cherry. Variation: Roll banana fingers in grated coconut.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21

may? Perhaps I can help by giv- ing several recipes that fit into the scheme.
 Chicken Aspic
 This Is a good dish to make the day after you've had roast chicken and there are about cups Of diced meat left. It can be made quickly in the morning and stand in the refrigerator until you want 1t for dinner that night or the next day.
 Soak 2 tab lespoons granulated gelatin in 1-2 cup cold water until 1t Is softened, then dissolve in 2 cups boiling chicken stock Cor you may use canned chicken bouil- lcfi). add a dash each of pepper, celery salt and paprika and more salt, if the stock was not ade- uuately seasoned. Stir until well dissolved and cool. When begin ming to set, add 3 cups cold cooked chicken cut in dice. Decorate the bottom of a mold which has been rinsed in cold water, using slices of hard cooked egg. sliced stuffed olives and a few cold cooked peas, if you have them. Pour in the chicken mixture and chill until well set. Garnish with watercress and serve with mayonnaise.
 Tomato French Dressing
 You may not wish to make a Troublesome salad; but plain let tuce may not seem adequate. Dress 1t up by adding to your ice- cold French dressing some chop ped olives and chopped solid to- Tnato meat. This makes very refreshing salad.
 Rice Omelets
 A good way 10 use cold cooked rice is in an omelet, served with grape or raspberry jelly. Mix tablespoon butter with 1 cup cold coti,ed rice. add cup milk and heat to just below boiling Add 3 sggs beaten until very light, and salt to tast. Turn into a hot but tered frying pan and let brown over the flame for minute or two, Rsrnove to the oven and let 1t stand juss long enough to set. Serve with tho jelly spread over the top.
 Banana Ice Box Cake
 Cream l cup powdered sugar with l-2 cup butter and add thu
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21

chop suey or chow mein with ready-fried noodles all these things which now come ready to heat in jars or cans go tremendously for the picnic meal. Add to them round of tomato cocktail, or clam juice or one of the fruit juices, some nice fresh rolls and assorted diced fruits Gin cans or jars) with cookies from the box assortment on the pantry shelf and there is road side dinner without one bit of trouble.
 Frankfurters of excellent quality and flavor now come in glass jars; and nothing is more piquant be- tween biscuits than these little breakfast sausages which can be heated in their own cans. But be sure to punch a hole in the top before setting the cans over the heat or in two inches of bailing water. Otherwise there will be . spurt of hot liquid when you start to open the can.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21

yolk of 1 eggs, well beaten. Flavor with 1 teaspoon leman extract and beat for several minutes. Add until they stand in stiff peaks, and fold in cup broken nut meats. Roll l-2 pound vanilla waters until they are finely crumbed. Place layer of crumbs in the bottom of a pan, then a layer of the custard mixture, then a layer of ripe bananas, sliced thin; then some more custard and finish with a layer of crumbs. Set over nig ht in the refrigerator
 Serve plain or with mhipped cream.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21
PEAS AU GRATIN

Cook and drain practically dry 2 cups of fresh peas, or you may use canned peas; add 2 tablespoons chopped parsley, 1 cup grated Amer ican cheese and tablespoons butter. Mix well. Make six round bread croutons by scooping out the center of the thick round slices of bread, brushing over the bread with butter and browning the croutons in the oven. Fill centers with the peas, place in the oven and heat until the cheese is melted. Brown very quickly under the broiler and serve at once.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21

tip we'll won't for when let our vegetables for S what ne So s 5 hSs s s nftss @ ssS & that the vegetable Test with fork and done the little water left the vegetable be boiled oh sauce be poured over the you for rave or in soups
 touchon hope will never carefully have cooked tasted it with your ams well in mind So get out unless miss
 vegetable needs just sprinkle more salt pepper perfectly seasoned dsh
 TIMETABLE FOR COOKING VEGETABLES
 Exses Cooking Time Varies whh Age of Vegetables
 v.sr-A.l. s::::s. s;::::s:. s:s:;. sss: Arieheks 2S-so 60 mn Ariebeke Jsrusasn M mn Asparagus :s1: <. :.:. ] 2: :.si's: 4; !;.! s:$; n soso mA 50 mn. seana String m Young ss-so min 50 min 
 M-so min. 90 mia Broccoli D-som 50 Bussessp Shredded sls mia IS mn Chrots 30 cauiaower S-so 20 min. Inowerw Whole aS-som Celery g. omn. m chId. s~i. ao-'o Cornon 7-l2 Dsndeion Greens .o-so min 30 min. Kae -3o m Kohr.sa 2s-4o min. Onions so-3S Psrnip ouansr Peas Potatoes. Whit. Potatoes min N-S min IS min sqush ubbarda~ pieces sauahs Summer. snea 20 min Trni o 2o--"o rin 90 min
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21

gradually and add melted butter. Pom into buttered round bowl shaped baking dish lined with wax paper and bake in moderate oven (325' F.) for about 50 minutes. Turn out on a rack, remove wax paper and allow to cool. Remove the inside of the cake with a fork, leav. ing shell about 1s to 1 inch thick. (The left over pieces of cake may be diced and used in custard sauce for another dessert.) Spread chocolate frosting on the outside and inside. Fill the center with the ice cream. Serves six to eight. Make frosting as follows:
 F cup cocoa
 1H cups confectioners' sugar
 Few grains salt
 2 ito 8 tablespoons cream
 Mix the cocoa, sugar and salt. Stir in the cream gradually until the frosting is soft enough to spread.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21
SUMMER SQUASH

Are you one who thinks that summer squash means only the round white squash? There are really three varieties crook neck squash, which may be white, pale yellow or deep yellow; mar rows, which are longish dark green squash with light stripes running lengthwise and a farily smooth, thin skiing; and the round white or patty pan" squash that is scalloped around the edge. Summer squashes of course vary in size. but 2 pounds of uncooked squash will yield about 2 cups of cooked mashed pulp.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21
T'ested
 Recipes
AN UNCOOKED LEMON PIE

Mix thoroughly 1-2 cup lemon juice, grated rind of lemon, can sweetened condensed milk; as the milk and acid mix the liquid thick ems. Then add the beaten yolks of 9 eggs. Pour into a baked pie shell, cover with a meringue made of the beaten whites of the 2 eggs, 3 table, spoons sugar, a speck of salt, and IA teaspoon vanilla. Bake in mod- crate oven until the meringue is Drowned.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21
BOSTON CREAM PIE

Beat the whites of 2 eggs until very stiff, adn add to them the well beaten yolks. Gradually add to this the following dry ingre- dients which have been sifted to- gether three times: cup flour 1-2 teaspoons baking powder, 3-4 cup sugar, 1-2 cup boiling water and 1-2 teaspoon vanilla. Bake in a deep layer tin for 30 minutes Cool and split and fill with the fillin0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21
TOLEDO OPENS AQUARIUM

Toledo, Ohio-(UP) - The new aquarium at Toledo's Geological Park, which opened May 30, fea- tured a trout stream stocked with 100 rainbow, brook and brown trout. Glass blocks have been used in construction of the streambed to afford better visibility for observ- CTS. There are 67 exhibition tanks in the structure, which cost $305. 22e. ihAaL 1D0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21

summer supper treat. Read this recipe 8 while; clip 1t for your Special" file. But don't file 1t till you make one delicious ice box cake! Com. pany co m 6 6
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21
Give Vegetables A Break!
By Katherine FlsheI
Di,sao, ot GooS Hesssksspjss rs,,its,s

that vegetables get s9eh poor break we see @ apenty of the meal Yet when comes 10 vegetables look and taste we had M them to shl' limp, sorely in need Of seasoning
 I p;v tool For all that crsp vegetables ask of be cooked possible time in small water seasoned with little In return they M appeng in both color and navor tha ne family down to the youngest will for second serving
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-21

Now, we've been cooking vegetaDIes m UuI 1, " sttute Kitchens for years upon years And one or tne easiest ways to cook themat least so we hnd-is m covered saucepan. recommend it to you.
 Choose one of your saucepans that wl hold the vegetables comfortably; then cover the bottom of It with about an inch of water No, don't believe in cooking any vegetables except greens in saucepan
 without water, for there is too much danger of their scorching or burning. Bring this water to merry boil: then add the saltoneha teaspoonful for every cup of water used-and next the vegetables Put the cover back on quickly bring the water to boiling again then start counting the cooking time Cook the vegetables until they just tender but no more. For cooking time, see the table below.