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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06
Film Deals With
Crime Detection

Police methods in tracing crimi-
nails through fingerprints, includ-
ing many guarded details never
before filmed for public exhibit
ton. provide interesting high
lights in "One Hour TO Live" new
Universal detective mystery drama
now at the Riviera theater with
Charles Bedford, Doris Nolan,
John Litel, Samuel S. Kinds, John
Gallaudet, Paul Guilfoyle and Jack
Carr.
Fingerprints of the stars work.
ing in the drama were taken and
enlarged 100 times in still pic
lures, to be used for important
sequences showing the inside work.
ings of police criminal identified
ton bureaus. State police Off
Gals cooperated with Universal
studios to assure complete authen-
ITCHY OF every scene. Harold
Schuster directed "One Hour to
Live" and George Yohalem was
associate producer of the film.
The fight pictures of the recent
Louis-Godoy contest and Hidden
Gold" share the screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06

me love story II : boy ard
Eirf 10 told against The hack.
ground ~ spectacular Austria ~
the days ~ Frsns josef. and the
effect ~ war. revolution ard
wefld turmoil on them IL traced
through a h~au'ifai iApr,saa stall.
lion. owned Nv the emperor.
Robert Young. ~ Northwest
Passage fame, and Haiea on.
hsfi nrw acting discovery. play
the lovers tFins uarcnavs "a
NOUS Baliet Russo dancer. plays
the fiery sweetheart uT>sn areh.
duas, enacted by tlee Bowman.
and stages a Klamosuu. naliet ~
replica ~ an imperial ball
Tho title rule 10 played nv
"fiorisn.' an imperial stallion pre-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06

The Dominion of Canada packed
1897 900 cases of canned salmon
during 1888. Each case contained
As one-pound cans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06

Ever since each star rose 10
overnight screen fame II has been
the hope Of Hollywood Ia combine
their talents in one production
but commitments prevented until
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer last spring
was able TO sign Astaire for this
picture.
With the two stars IL George
Murphy, among Hollywood's lead
ing dance stars. Together the
three execute nine dance numbers
In trios, duets or solos. The cast
is given further color by the
comedy Of Frank Morgan and the
appearance in leading roles Of
Ian Hunter. Florence Rice, Lynne
Carver, Ann Morriss. Douglas Nc
Phail and Tr1xie F'irschke. The
stellar cast was directed by Nor
man Taurog, director of THE Rig
Broadcast Of 1885, and College
Rhythm among other musical
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS
FIRST SHOWING

MI SIC BoN-Vivisn fsikh and Rob
ert Taylor IN Waterloo Bridge e
12.sS. $40. s&s. 50. also Hush
Herbert and Constance Moore in
IA CongA Nights II 50 : IS.
5 20. s4S,
RIaITo-LorettA Young and Ray
Mliland Ia The Doctor Takes
WIFE" III 80. , 0s. AS. 72s, 10 ,oS.
also Edith Fellows and Clarence
koik IN out West With the Pep
pers." l 'oS. S,4S. IS. a-oS.
RIsIFRa-Joe Louis versus Arturo
Gcdoy fight films IL as. ans. Z so.
: 30, 1910. William BOYD and Rus
sell Hayden IN Hidden Gold. II IS.
7.35. SlS 7:SO, 10 so. also Charles
Bedford and Doris Nolan in "One
Hour 10 Live" sos. ss4a. 6.2S. sos.
RoNY-wallace Beerv and leo Car
rillo In 40 Mule Team. lass a;5a.
100. 1905, also Lana Turner and
George Murphy IN Two Girls On
Broadway. Il 40. As. 40. s,ta.
also The March Of Time" 2;2o.
70. 9 As
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06
Scarlet Loses
1900 Pounds

Scarlet O'Harn has lost 1 500
pounds since Gone With the
Wind and It's n pleasant weight
off Vivien Leigh's slim shoulders.
As Scarlet. Miss Leigh was load
ed down with the most numerous
and burdensome costumes ever
worn by star on the screen. Her
wardrobe Of thirty-two costumes.
mostly OF the hoopslirt variety,
padded and made Of heavy ma
terisls. averaged thirty pounds and
ranged upwards 10 sixty as com
pared 10 Miss Leigh's slender one
hundred and six pounds In wa
terloo Bridge" the star hns only
six simple changes In the film, in.
Guiding a ballet outfit. All six to-
gether weigh less than one ponder
Gus Scarlet gown. Robert Taylor
is co-starred In the new picture
which Is now on the Music Box
screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06
RETURN sHowINo


BEsERiY--Jesn Arthur and Pred
bands" also Victor McLAglen and
Jackie Cooper in The Bis Guy :"
COMM >ITY-Bing Crosby and Bob
Hope in The Road to singapore
also lynn Bari and Joan Davis in
Pre-. Blonde and Al
KAY Robert Montgomery
and Reginald Owens In The Earl
OF Chicago: also Russell Hayden
and Jean Parker in knights Of the
Range"
LAKEwooD-John Garfield and Ann
Sheridan IN Castle on the Hud-
son; also Boris Karloff and Mar
garet Lindsay in British lntelli-
genoe."
PARk-WAllace Beery and Dolores
Del Rio in The Man Prom Da-
kota": also Richard Cromwell and
Doris Day in Village Barn Dance .
REaLARr-Bob Baker and Fuzzy
knight In oklahoma Frontier.
also Joel McCrea and Nancy Kelly
in He Married His Wife"
REN-Jane withers and Joe Brown
Jr. In High school,. also william
Boyd and Russell Hayden in Santa
Fe Marshal"
SHELLS James Cagney and Pat
O'Brien in The Fighting 9th.
also Roy Rogers in Frontier Pony
Express"
SINsFT-David Niven and Olivia
DeHavilland in "Raffles'. also Joe
Penner and Linda Hayes in NIL
lionaire Playboy"
TTMPLE-Iinda Darnef and John
Payne in Star Dust" also Ann
Sothern and william Gargan in
Joe and Ethel Turp Call on the
President"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06

Butterflies sometimes ny n,
birds that have invaded their do
main.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06
Ray Milland a
Citizen Now
Riulto Star Given
His Final Papers

Ray Midland is 100 per cent
American now.
He recently received his final
citizenship papers. and in addi-
ton has almost wholly shed his
British accent.
How he had to get rid of the
latter twice, not once. is an anus
ing story. Ray told it for the
first time to Loretta Young. Reg
inald Gardner and Gail Patrick.
his fellow players in Columbia's
THE Doctor Takes Wife" a
new comedy at the Rialto theater.
The first thing M-G-M told me
when they brought me over was
TO go out and lose my accent. l
met very nice, cultured Pasa-
dena girl who had gone to Vassar
and. when I told the studio, was
advised not to let her out of my
sight until l spoke American
English as well as she.
Il tried to follow instructions,
and three months later returned
to the studio highly elated. They
nearly dropped when I said hello
The girl, you see, had been born
in Virginia. sub, All spoke lax
All had to"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06
Broadway Melody Of lS40' Tops
New Bill at the Temple Saturday

leaning for the first time Fred Astaire and Eleanor
Powell, worlds greatest male and feminine tap dancers
Broadway Melody OF l9a0 opens return engagement at
the Temple theater Saturday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06

hits. Jack Cummings produced.
sharing tho screen will bc
Johnny Apollo" starring Tyrone
Power.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06
FIRST" PICTURE

Although Director Frank Bor-
cage and Frank Morgan have been
friends for years, and fellow men,
bers in any number of Hollywood
organizations. THE Mortal Storm"
marks the first time that they have
ever been associated in the pro-
duction of a film.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06

Two former Tacoma youths are
accompanying Phil Harris, radio,
screen and stage star, who APP
pears in Tacoma with his famous
"Jell-O Orchestra" Saturday and
Sunday nights of this week at the
Century ballroom. Earl Evans,
saxophonist pictured here, who
played with Dale Fitzsimmons' or
chestra at the old Cakes ballroom
on Lake Steilacoom, and Roy
Wager, trumpeteer who played
with Mike Doty's orchestra in the
same hall. are two of the IS fea-
tured musicians in the renowned
troupe. Ruth Robin, talented vo-
calist and radio favorite, will also
appear.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06

s~nsed 60 Maria JsFttzA. cp<rA
star. by The Aussrssn government.
Easils csutnr shares the srr~en
IN Furty tastis Mothers with
rita Jehsscr IN tbs ftminsrs lead.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06

Taxes paid in the United States
amount to more than $4,000 .0O0,-
600, or one-fifth of the national
income annually.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06
Helen Gilbert and Robert
Young in Story Of Austria
Eddie Conior's Forty Little Mothers"
Features Risu Johnson In Support

Pomp and spectacle and laundering cavalcads
Of the collapse Of empire blended in "FlorHn dra
matte flmaation Of Felix Satcns novel Of the fall Of the
Hapshurg dynasty Austria following tho World The
picture 10 the Roxy theatsr screen Saturday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
BY DON WHITEHEAD

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, April 20
-CR-The New Deals $500, OO0, 900
baby, the Tennessee Valley Autho-
rity, will be seven years old on
May IS, and already it has out
grown it's rompers.
Conceived as the nations first
major experiment in planned eco
Monty two months after Franklin
D.. Roosevelt became president, the
authority has grown until today
many Tennessee valley inhabitants
consider it a vital force in their
lives.
There are few persons in the
area from the Mississippi delta to
the highlands Of East Tennessee
not affected directly or indirectly
by the growth of the giant corpor-
alton and its numerous projects in
v%olving power production, naviga-
ton, flood control, agriculture and
social adjustment.
Some, from the loWliest share
cropper to the industrial tycoon,
think of IVA as a symbol of a new
era in which the historic Tennessee
valley is having it's face lifted and
its future carved anew.
So intriguing is the giant effort
at regional planning that 40, 000,
900 persons from all parts of the
world have come to see, to study,
to ponder upon the undertaking.
What the future will hold, OF
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
Increase OF 14.4 Per Cent
In disable Space Fea-
lures AZ Changes

Forty-two improvements in Norge
Rollator r~efrigerators for 1910 are
announced simultaneously i t h
presentation of the new line. Fore
most among the improvements is
list , an increase of IA per cent in
more disable and more accessible
food storage space to answer a de.
mand from wCrne throughout the
country for greater capacity in
home refrigerators.
Norge boasts that the increase in
interior storage space h a s been
achieved without increase of ex-
terror dimensions, principally be-
cause of the simplicity and compact
ness of the Rollator compressor, the
heart of the refrigerating system for
the line. Vertical frightening of the
food compartment has made possible
addition of an extra shelf in most
models and the compactness of the
Rollator has permitted inclusion of
a new "Cellaret."
Reserve Storage
This latter is a ventilated non-re-
frigerated reserve storage compart,
ment for bottle and packaged goods,
serving as a "handipantry."
Simple classic lines are retained
for the exterior design of the new
1910 Norge, and exterior surfaces
are made perfectly plain. A neutral
gray tints crevice gaskets that were
black in former years. A wider,
longer and thicker cabinet door i~
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
IVA, New Deals 500 Million
Dollar Baby Outgrows Rompers

course, is a highly controversial
subject throughout the nation, de-
pending on the point of view and
perhaps upon political alignments.
Those who direct the course of the
experiment foresee marginal thou
sands lifted to solid economic Sc
curlty, soil and forests conserved,
an entire region rehabilitated COM
merclally and socially. Some others,
OF course, are less optimistic.
The basic plan tor accomplishing
this ambitious program was the
unified development of the Tennes-
see river, which rises in the hills
OF Virginia and North Carolina,
winds lazily through East Tennes-
see to course across Northern Ala
bama before swinging north through
a tip OF Mississippi and thus across
West Tennessee into Kentucky and
the Ohio river.
BY a series Of ten big dams, the
authority proposed to make the
Tennessee navigable from Knox,
vile to the Ohio (almost 900 miles,
control floods and produce electric
power. All other activities stemmed
from these projects.
1t was in 1888 that congress
passed the act which launched the
great experiment" and its history
making activities.
Immediately after its creation
IVA was plunged into a maelstrom
of controversy, internal conflict
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
YOU CAN CATCH FISH
WITH A SNOOD

HAZEL DELL, Wash. - Snoods
those bags that hold up milady's
hair-were the forerunner of the
fisherman's dipnet in this section.
Here's how the genesis took place
80 years ago when whites first came
int othe Columbia river country:
Watching Indians catching smelt
by impailing them on sticks filled
with nails, Mrs. Edwin Huntington
remarked to fellow-pioneers:
"a woman's hairnet would work
much BETTER"
To prove her point she took off
her oarse net, which, she recalled,
was like the present-day snoods, and
scooped out a batch of fish. Follow
ing her suggestion, squaws soon
we're making nets from Irvine and
the Indians catch multiplied.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
PRUNING BRINGS RESULTS
FINE TIMBER

WENATCHEE, Wash. - A shave
and a haircut for some of the yellow
pine in the Wenatchee National for
est costs about IA IL cents.
CCC rew work there pruning
lower branches off the trees, up to
a height of IS feet. Trees picked are
the smaller ones, with a diameter of
from six to eight inches and a
height of 80 to 35 feet.
The timber trimmed in this man.
ner eventually makes lumber free of
knots, Forest Supervisor Walter H.
Lund explained. On each of $50
acres near Lake Wenatchee some 40
trees. were picked out for such spec
ial pruning and for six feet around
each tree brush was also cut away.
The CCC workers average about
half an acre a nan a day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
Sneeden- York Co. Lines
Marked ByEnprouements

provided with a convenient easily
operated Laxilatch door handle.
Exclusive among the forty-two
improvements that are listed is a
"handefroster' of improved design
with a spill-proof reservoir that is
out of the way; and the "Coldpack'
which retains temperatures C o l d
enough to keep meat even though
raised during defrosting process.
The 'Coldpack" is of crystal glass
and slides Independently of t h e
"handefroster' drip tray which nor
mally serves as its cover.
Other of the listed forty-two new
Improvements include new cold con.
troll panel, a new freezer door de-
sign, new floodlight treatment; new
shelfguard rails, new sliding dairy
and egg basket, larger "Ice-O-Bar''
and new interior color scheme.
Double-Wid Trays
Listed as one Of the most interest
ing new features is t h e double
width ice and dessert tray, designed
to make possible the extra quick
freezing of ice cubes or desserts.
The fa%st-freezer compartment
with an exclusive feature of com
plete sealing on all sides is planned
for the elimination of all food odors
OIL tastes in ice cubes and desserts,
and also for storage of the increas.
ingly popular packaged frozen foods
The 1910 Norge line is made up OF
four series, starting with the Royal
Monogram Supreme, the Royal
Monogram De Luxe, the Royal
Monogram and the Royal Viking
The Supreme series is comprised of
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21

and a long series of legal battles
involving the constitutionality of
the entire program.
Hardly had the ink dried on the
Presidents signature approving the
IVA act when idealistic IVA
Chairman Arthur E. Morgan was
at odds with his fellow directors,
David E. Lilienthal and Harcourt
A. Morgan.
This d~issension was climaXed
four years later with charges by
DR.. Arthur Morgan of mismanage-
ment and allegations that there
was fraud in an unsuccessful at
tempt by George Berry, then demo-
cratic senator from Tennessee, to
obtain damages from IVA for mar
BILE lands flooded by the authori-
tvs Norris dam on the Clinch riv-
er near here.
Subsequently, President Roose-
welt removed DR.. Morgan from Of
flee for "contumacy" and a cong
ressional investigation exonerated
the directors of any wrong-doing.
James P. Pope, former senator
from Idaho. was named as a direc-
tor to succeed A. E. Morgan.
During this time, IVA was in
open conflict with privately-owned
electric utilities in the valley, most
&c -,I:.I. 1@~te1loI ~, 49,
Commonwealth and Southern cor
poration.
The fight over the legality of
the authority's power program and
effort to set up "yardstick' for
electric power rates proceeded
through state and federal courts
until finally the supreme court in
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21

1888 affirmed a ruling by a special
three-judge federal court upholdins
the constitutionality of the IVA
program.
The internal friction, legal scraps
and congressional debate over the
New Deal experiment to a large
degree obscured the progress the
authority was making during those
formative years. With the strife at
an end, the court battles won and
with the aid of a congress suffi-
GENTLY friendly to provide appro-
priations, the authority's program
emerged from the clouds of con-
%troversy as we'll advanced.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
HOTPOINT SHOWS
IA new MODELS
Symbolic OF Improvements
Are T~hriftmaster And
Pop Ice Trays

Fourteen new models in all OF
which are featured the new type
Thermocraft Insulation, the widely
praised Pop Ice trays and the
vacuum sealed Thriftmaster cold
making unit, are presented by Hot
point this season in the field OF
refrigeration for the home.
The fourteen new models are
available in four series-the I'M
rerial, Deluxe, Standard and Spe-
cial.
Included among the fourteen
models is the Hotpoint eight cubic
foot Special designed particularly
to meet the large storage capaci-
ties required by rural families, at
a moderate cost. Smallest in the
new 1910 models is a three cubic
foot Special and largest is a Is
cubic foot Imperial.
Symbolic of the Improvement en-
gineered into these modern new re-
.trigerators is the beautiful new
nameplate of Lucite tinted "Hot-
point Blue adoring doors of I'm.
perial and Deluxe model. Stand
ard models have a silhouette type
nameplate for 1910 and streamlined
hinges and door latches.
One Piece Cabinets
One piece cabinets are all-steel
borderized to form a perfect seal
between steel and two coats OF
Calgloss. Imperial models are por.
celai nfnished. All cabinet inter,
Tors are porcelain finished with
reservoir bottoms finished in acid
resisting porcelain.
Hotpoint stresses Five Zones OF
cold which provides freezing OF
food storage Of all types needed il
the home and two which feature is
added Measured Humidity in the
six-way cold storage compartment
and a new Hi-Humidity compart
ment on the Deluxe and Imperia,
models.
A newly designed dial and tenn
perature control of clear plastic
with background of pale blue con
trolls sixteen point of cold In I'm
perlal and Deluxe models. TIL,
Speed Freezer of stainless stee
has a newly designed door equip
ped with spring to hold door opel
or closed, facilitating handling O
Pop Ice trays or other Speed Freez
er contents.
Other Features
Among other features in model
in the 1910 Hotpoint line are:
dessert tray and removable shell
in the Speed Freezer capable o
holding twelve standard packages o
frozen foods with shelf removed
measured humidity for the acid re
sisting meat storage pan; shelve
that are adjustable in height an,
on larger models, tip up shelves;
cold storage zone for six-foot STAND
ard model; an Air Purifier design
ed to prevent circulation of foo
doors in Deluxe and Imperia
models, and special provision TO
safe and crisp storage of vege
tables.
Inside the door of all 1910 De
Luxe and Imperial Hotpoint model
is a Food Safety guage which tell
at a glance whether interior TEN
peratures are correct. All but tn
smallest models in the entire lin
have an automatic interior light.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
1q4O HOTPOINTS
DISPLAYED HERE
Todd Furniture Co., p South
Fur Front Street, Has Com
plete New Line

.ov 1910 line of Hotpoint
I"s ~refrigerators now on dis
fle',''. ,ra Todd Furniture COM
pay %, South Front street, is one
T"nI most complete and outstand-
u W. live. Of re~lrigerators in the re-
W. ,.,r,on field this year.
1ls.,@or the many exclusive fea-
'"' +@ be found in the Hotpoint
;"'7 .mrse the Hotpoint Vacuum
IT Tsrift Master which provides
'sa'. economical and dependable
g'I. uoraflon service. The makers of
iel''7 n,.aajnt refrigertor suggests
ms ,,r 10 not purchase any re
INC, ,,.,-or until you measure the
I'7 I'M for basic refrigerator quail
I1O't the five yardsticks of true
ny ;rsraror value: /. Appearance,
'~r7,,anjence, 8. Construction, 4.
rmsucc and 5. The wonderful
i',tnss. Ii you will measure a Hot
~ hv these five yardsticks Of
~ ,or 100 will agree that by
... y2rlstiuk Hotpoint is a gre,.t
,ara+ar buy. The new sliding
,.,,-as IN the Hotpoint is of all
',;c,sss steel construction, easy to
,,ar will not rust, and long use
IN ro- mar their luster. Then the
,,w air purifier that fits right into
~. hack Of the refrigerator out of
~. NAV and does not take UP any
r.os space is filled with activat-
,,,,or which absorbs strong in
~,t,;5,,a1 food doors which prevents
.,.sir;i-v Of strong doors and taste
4,- transferred to milder foods.
In this refrigerator the tempera-
.,,rs control is a beautiful single
viva control is a beautiful illuminate
- s7r which is extremely easy to
..,a hy day or night. This single
,,r,ror governs the entire operation
=. The refrigerator which gives you
a freezing speeds and Of course the
dammit switch and semi-automatic
,..ros,,r-. The speed freezer is
mil. entirely Of stainless steel and
= aasr TO clean and cannot chip or
rms. The pop-ice trays which have
eliminated the old water ~splashing,
,.a.r.s.ing method of ice removal.
Each Tray has 20 individual cubes
nj Ire. An aluminium dessert tray of
ore.ta,E Gallon capacity for fast
freezing Of ice cream and ices is
covered 10 prevent the mixture from
forming ice crystals. The meat
keerer is placed directly beneath the
evarorator to provide the proper
low temperature for proper meat
preservation. This has the humidity
control ahich prevents meats from
shrinking and discoloring. In the
bottom will be found the proclaim
pans which are known as the Hi
Humidity compartment which con-
troll enables YOU TO easily measure
the right amount of moisture and to
keep vegetables garden-fresh for
DAYS. Vegetables stored in the Hot
point Hi-Humidity compartment
retain their taste and appe-
tzing appearance.
You are invited to come in and
look over the new models now on
display and see for yourself the
many outstanding and exclusive fea-
lures il. the new 1910 Hotpoint.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
DERBY HAS LUCK
WITH MAN

LOUISVILLE, Ky.-The last ten
years have given the kentucky Der
by a good reputation for a fast
track.
Not since Clyde Van Dusen slop-
ped Through mud to victory in 1880
has the Churchill Downs oval been
in poor condition on Derby Day.
Before that, however, there were
several years in which the going
was rough for Derby winners. Fly.
ing Ebony won in the mud in 1925:
the track was slow when Whiskey
whisked over the finish line in 1927,
and Reign Count had a heavy track
to negotiate in winning the 10;
race.
The 3-cents-an-Ounce rate on first
class mail is authorized by law only
until July 1, 1871.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
SALE HELPS
ROAD SEASON

WENATCHEE, Wash. Some
thing like salt shakers helped keep
mountain highways open near here
this winter.
A device which mixed 40 pounds
Of salt with each cubic foot of sand
was built and attached to motor
truck push plows. The state high
way department used IS of t h e
machines. The salt helped prevent
the roads from icing up"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21

top models. Rated capacities range
from three to eight cubic feet.
The Supreme series carries with
it as standard equipment a five.
piece set Of crystal glass containers,
three covered left over dishes and
two beverage bottles with angle
spouts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21

The production of silk in China
was a jealousy guarded secret for
5000 years.