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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-24
For Women :
TIPS-HINTS- :
Keeping ahead of the Times :
BY MARY MOORE
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DO YOU KNOW?
You should take an hour now and
sit down with a pencil and paper to
plan your Christmas buying. Then
start shopping early.
x X x
The Labor Department noted an in
crease in women's average hourly
earnings in % important women-em-
ploying industries from March 1889
to March / 1910. A survey found
that earnings increased 1000 in the
cotton dress industry and Sc in in
dustries making cotton goods, candy,
underwear, rubber boots, and shoes
and hosiery. The increases were at
tributed in part to the 80 cent mini
mum wage required by the wage-hour
law.
* X X
A free bulletin may be had from
the U. S. Dept. Of Agriculture called
"Home Canning of Fruits, Vegetables,
and Meats"-Farmers' Bulletin 1862
giving a complete time table and ex-
act directions for canning and process
ing vegetables. Don't take chances on
food spoilage when you can have
scientific directions for each vegetable.
X x x
You can keep dishes from slipping
off the ice in an ice refrigerator by
using an ordinary rubber fruit jar
ring under the dish.
X X X
GLAMOR
If you are reducing don't forget
that seafoods are low in calories and
are plentiful right now. Pounds will
vanish if you'll just keep within your
calores limit every day. A number of
vegetables which are very low in cal
aries include squash, spinach, chard,
string beans, lettuce, asparagus, okra,
celery, brussels sprouts and broccoli.
But don't use butter or sauces. A
three ounce serving of either carrots,
beets, peas, turnips, onions, one small
ear of corn or rutabagas will only
count SO calories. Cabbage, cooked
or raw, is excellent in the reducers'
menu, but some persons can't eat it.
Tomatoes, high in vitamin C are also
in the same category.
x x x
Jackets are terribly important this
season and are worn with everything.
1t is the wise girl who supplements
her wardrobe with many and various
kinds of jackets. The pastel ones
heavily embroidered with gold or beads
may be worn over a simple daytime
dress to doll it up for afternoon tea,
or will easily pinch hit over last years
evening dress to make a smart din
ner dress. With two or three cloth
or tweed jackets and wool or silk
skirts combined Interchangeable you
may have as many different costumes
as there are days in the week.
x x x
Almost every New York designer
has gone for leopard skin in big
day this year. Coats, muffs, capes,
belts and hats Of leopard abound in
the collections, Hattie Carnegie has
even gone so far as to spot the "spots"
with colored stones. American design
ers have turned out some handsome
wearablc clothes, but in some instances
some models are so extreme as to be
almost horrifying.
X X X
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-24
HOW LONG?-

HOW LONG?-
If Adolf Hitler is unable to cross
the English channel - twenty-three
miles wide-in ten weeks to invade
England, how long would it take him
to cross the Atlantic Ocean-3,O0O
miles wide-to invade the United
States ?-United Mine Workers Jour
nal
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-24

Don't forget November ) is election
day-and always remember to vote
for the friends Of your industry.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-24

Ask for Union Labeled Goods.
purchase clothing.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-24
WOMEN IN INDUSTRY

Secretary Of Labor Perkins points tC
1889 civil service examinations tC
show how women excel in some jobs
Of 50,C00 appointments made that
year 1870 went to women, she said
Fewer women than men took the
exams for technical and professional
jobs, but in many cases more womer
than men passed. For consultant tc
public assistant 1853 men and POI wo-
men were examined Of these only
Is men came through, with 73 womer
passing.
Not only here, but in England's wal
work is the fitness and ability Of wO-
men being demonstrated. Added tC
World War WAACS and WRENS are
the auXiliaries to the air force anC
the navy, where women are doing
amazing work, and Of course they are
again at work in the munitions plants
where they do the identical work form
erly performed by men.
In war work in every line women
have demonstrated their capacity anC
also their heroism. Women are en-
ployed in highly technical jobs, as well
as in the nursing and cooking jobs sc
long through their special field.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-24
FOR BETTER HOMEMAKING

TUN DE- 7 En- IlVNIEWANIISN
If ceilings are extremely low, ex-
tend the wallpaper all the way up to
the ceiling. Narrow striped paper adds
to the illusion Of height. Ceilings that
are too high will not seem so dis
proportionate if the ceiling color is
brought down onto the side walls IS
or 20 inches.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-24

IF you're going to be married this
fall the traditional brides boquet
should be gardenias, or white roses
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-24

Ask for Union Labeled Merchandise.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-24

A new and different way to make
hamburger sandwiches is dclish Pan
broil pound Of round steak and
season. Then put through the meat
chopper. Add a cup Of tomato sauce,
dash of minced onion and parsley and
spread mixture between hot buttered
baking powdered biscuits.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-24
Home Education
Tho Child's First School u the
Family"-Froebel

Issued by the National Kinder
garten Association, 8 West 4Oth
Street, New York City. These arti-
cles are appearing weekly in our
columns.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-24
PANTRY PALVER

PANTRY PALNER
Frozen foods lose vitamin c very
quickly after they are thawed 1t is
best to plunge frozen vegetables into
boiling water without thawing.
x 4 x
If you wish to preserve Vitamin {
in your vegetables do not add soda
as a special trick for keeping them
bright green color. Soda is an al
kali and destroys vitamin c.
X X X
If you haven't already done so now
is the time to put away a few jars
Of peach jam or peach butter. For jam,
first peel peaches, and crush fruit.
Add Mlb. sugar for each pound of
peaches. Let mixture stand several
hours until juice is extracted. Heat
slowly, bringing gradually to boil
and boil until fruit is clear and jam
thick. Pour into hot sterilizcd glasses
and seal.
For peach butter, crush the peeled
peaches and cook until soft. Press
thru a colander and then through a
fine sieve. Add half as much sugar as
fruit pulp with dash of salt. Boil
rapidly and stir constantly. Gloves,
cinnamon and a little allspice are
good with peach butter Test by drop
ping little on a cold plate. If there
is no rim of liquid separating around
the edge it is done. While boiling
hot pour into sterilized containers and
seal.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-05

i quarter OF a billion dollars Of
Latin American goods had been flow
ing annually 10 Germany.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-05
Q:.'N;M q, rs Y &: $!!:!!z5Aa

Them on the mantle, on the piano.
Two-dav-old gardenias floated on
a black plate.
Jimmie wrote busily. That's
good stuff. No idea who sends
them? -
The pencil was gently removed
from his fingers. Kit shook her
head. Don't use it, Jimmie. I
don't know who sends them, but I
like them. Somehow. I don't think
the person who sends them is the
kind of person who should have his
lovely gesture used for publicity"
But look. publicity is a bust
ness. You got to use every means
you can to get it,
Then you'll have to think up
some other MEANS" Kit said
shortly.
Fran knew when Kit meant
what she said. She said hastily,
What was the big idea you We're
burning with when you came in?"
Ferris took handful of small
cookies. Its this way. saw Bill
Kingsley this morning and we can
throw party at his place with
out spending too much dough-"
Kits hand. half way toward a
tea cup, was arrested. What kind
of party"
Lets see now. I got it!
Harris is a good friend of yours
and she's retiring. Wen give her
farewell party. It'll be very soup
and fish. Wen have champagne
and caviar. Wen invite all the big
wigs and radio editors. That way
they'll get to know you. It's good
stuff. You'll turn on the old charm,
simple, sweet and all that and"
Oh, yes, she'd turn on the old
charm all right. She said. There's
someone Id like to invite. II
I didn't have to do it myself"
Frans eyes widened.
Leave that to little me. Who
is it," Ferris asked.
Mr.. Healey. Vance Healey. He's
the announcer, you know"
"Sure I know. Sister, there isn't
anybody who ever turned a dial
that doesn't know who he is" His
eyes darted to her face. Say, you
haven't been holding out on me,
have you? A romance, huh ?"
"Oh. no, you don't!w There was
fire that leaped into Kits eyes.
There's no romance angle, and
don't you gum things up that
way" She was afraid she already
had said too much, afraid that she
might say something that would
find its way into print and be seen
by Vance. II just thought it
would be nice to invite him be-
cause he-he got me a break
once" She added, with elaborate
casualness, Not that it really
matters"
(To Be COntinued)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-05

dance hall don't often meet up
with high steppin' boys"
I'll bet you tell that to every
proSpector that bangles purties
afore your eyes. You jes wait, gal,
I'll ah strike gold. Ahll show you
real spender.'
There's Teller from up Dead
Eye patch comes III 800 regular
what's got gold in all his front
teeth"
"Shucks, That's nothiE'. I'm 60
in to have it in my back ones. For
private ShoWings."
Kit showed a row of small, white
teeth in an appreCiative smile.
He said, Il never saw that smile
of yours before. It's nice"
That's because you bring out
my more serious side. I like
dancing with you . you're a
smooth dancer"
The music ended abruptly on the
high note of saXophone scale.
Vance guided her across the floor,
saying, in a curiously bitter voice,
Think I'd make a good gigolo ?"
Probably. ii I need one, III let
you know and you can apply to my
manager"
Vance sat down in the chair at
her side. He said, What oualifca-
tons does this manager require ?"
Only that you'll be good for
me-"
Vance pulled his chair a little
closer to her. His body half
turned to her, his eyes full on her
face. Kit felt as if her face were
a page that h was reading. He
said slowly. IT II. I wouldn't get
past her, I'm AFRAID"
You don't like yourself very
much tonight, do you?' She raised
the glass the waiter had filled with
bubbling. golden liquid.
The waiter moved around to
Healey's place. Vance shook his
head and covered the glass with
his hand. Not MUCH" he agreed.
"Or the party" she ventured
anxiously.
All parties are alike. I don't
even know who's giving this one"
Then why are you here?" she
asked evenly.
official. I'm doing everything
I'm told to do these days. 1 was
told to come. Orders from the Of
flee"
oh" Short as the monosylla-
bic was, it was briefly filled with
her disappointment and anger.
Now what have I done that 1
shouldn't"
Nothing, Nothing at ALL" Her
voice was higher, the husky quail
lty missing; it denied her denial.
only you won't mind if I think
It's a grand party? You see, I'm
giving it and I never gave a party
before. I've never taste, cham
payne or caviar before I've never
owned a dress like this before. I've
never had anything so wonderful
10 celebrate before. Catch on?"
He laid his hand on hers for a
moment. Sure 1 catch on" There
was remorse in his voice. IT like it
now myself. I wouldn't have con-
sldered it an official date if I'd
known it was your party. Why
didn't you invite me yourself? Or,
perhaps, should ask, why did YOU
invite me at all? When Pm a good
boy, Pm dull one."
You might give me a chance
to discover that for myself"
his laughter was rueful. That's
right. You haven't seen much of
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-05
CHATTER FIFTEEN

THE ELEVATOR came up ant
DISCHARGED a small dynamic figure
that barely missed CollIdlng witt
the decorator.
oh. baby" Jimmie Ferris sale
to Miss O'Reilly, what an idea ]
got for you.
Inside" Kit said firmly. I'm
having enough trouble with the
management now over the noise l
make waroling before the other
cash customers set up
Fran had a ready grin for him.
~ breath Of reality. Come H.
James. and help Us to clear the at
mospherr. Would YOU care for a
spot Of tea
Tea. Frances I could go for a
platter Of pigs krlucllleS ami Sauer-
kraut after the work I've done to-
day. I cot q G0u5le-pagc spread Tor
the March iSSue Of Radio Lights.
He discarded coat. hat amt brief
case on the piano.
Pigs knUckleS and Sauerkraut
don't mix with pink drawing
rooms. my lad. Fran lntorme"
him. preterlNS Plate Oh hlNIU|e
cookies. =.
She qut down the plate ana helo
out a cemaAI!NS haHd. Let see
the stun irom the cIipplnS ou-
reau.
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head toward the foyer.

head toward the foyer.
Fran fixed her eye on him reso
utely. She doesn't. And she's no
going to. After all. she's only done
four programs What do they eN
pect? Cali Curci? She's working
hard and she's got a contract thai
protects her. It'll work out al
right"
Ferris spoke in a husky, init,
mate whisper, Whats Heller
say"
That one." Fran retorted say
agely. He pats her on the Shout
der and tells her she's the berries
| Why wouldn't he? Look at the
dough he gets every week"
Ferris let out long breath,
The best thing we can do is keep
on with the buildup. got a wow
( of an idea :"
Kit came back with the glass of
orange Juice in her hand.
Here you are" Fran gave her
| the remaining CnpplnSS-
They made a ruStling noise as
Kit ran through them. Two verti-
cal lines appeared between the
wings of her eyebrows. Not one
review"
Give them a chance" Fran adj
viseG. Il guess critics are human.
They may feel that they want to
give YOU an opportunity to get
your be-
Sure. that's right" Ferris
agreed vigorously. You're getting
lot of items. aren't you?"
Items. yes. I know you're doing
swell JOB. Jimmie. but the items
are all from places like Omaha
and Glens Falls and PottSville and
places like that l want to know
what the columnists and critics
here think about me-"
They've got radios in Omaha
and Glens Falls and Pottsville.
That's where they buy pianos"
Fran said dryly.
Ferris nodded his head. "You
don't ever have TO worry about
what critics think about the SEM
bier program. lis tops. They got
the best banu on the air for you to
sing WITH
They've cut me to two songs"
Kit said. A thread Of worry ran
through her voice.
The china cup in Fran's hand
slipped from her grasp ard shat
tered on the floor. Another buck
on the bill" she Muttered. Then
said brightly. Kit. tell Jimmie
about the flowers. He might be
able to make an item out of it."
His pencil was poised instantly.
Sure 7 can. 1 can Use anything
you've got
Kits got an unknown admirer
who keeps her supplied with white
aoWers. Tons of EN-. Corsases be-
fore the broadcast and a box two
yards long after the show. And no
card"
There were bowls filed with
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-05
ITO Be COntinued)

me when I'm on my good BE-
havior."
What about tonight?"
ooh, I'm being very good" he
assured her so good that Papa
Gregory has promoted me back to
my old job"
Il know" she said softly. 1--WE
heard you broadcast lots Of big
shows"
"Really?" He was pleased. He
was going to tell her that he'd
been listening in to all her shows,
impelled, of course, by no more
than the natural interest of ben
efactor in a protcge who'd made
good. Instead, he made a rather
elaborate business of selecting and
lighting cigaret. He didn't want
her to ask him what he thought
of her performance. Kits eyes were
the kind that were likely to read
evasiveness back of anything he'd
say.
The music started again. Kit
said, II ought to ring up Fran and
see how she's feeling. She's my
part manager, and she was
i'll tonight"
DO you know that it's after two
o'clock? And that sick people don't
like to be rung up at this time?
Or that little girls who sing for
their suppers ought to be in bed
by now"
Kit felt giddily gay. She said
carelessly, Whats tomorrow COM
pared with tonight? Tonight's
gala night, Mr.. Healeyw
We'll, it's over now and time
you were in bed"
1T is past time l was in bed"
she corrected, land now I can't go
because none of my guests wants
to leave. can't go homo alone"
Vance was a man of action. Kit
found her arms sliding into the
sleeves of her evening coat, found
herself on her feet. Vance tucked
his arm in hers and made their
goodbys.
An eye for an eye" he said,
leading her to his car.
Kit regarded the car dolefully.
1t was a small, battered coupe of
an indistinct hue. 1t looked every
day Of its eight hard years.
Vance read her expression.
whats the matter with it," He
growlcd with assumed outrage.
IT'S just dandy" Kit assured
him while he tucked dirty blan-
ket around her velvet-covered
knees. "Only I rather imagined
you'd have a low-slung, siXteen-cyl-
Under number that either roared or
purred."
Healey set the car in motion
with 4 mighty jump. $50 you eX-
pect me to be a glamor boy, too?
Healey, the Robert Taylor of ra-
dio! l suppose you think I keep
sloe-eyed oriental valet and dine
with the Carlos ard Astors every
night. Man-about-toWn Healey."
Aren't you?" she asked, wide
eyed, with delighted fire flies in her
eyes.
mo, ma'am." The car coughed,
stopped and started again. "1'm the
kind of guy who likes to wear rub
5ers when it rains. like nothing
better than quiet evening with
my books and"
Kit finished the sentence, land
a good pipe"
That's right" he agreed calmly.
TO Be CoDtinued)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-05
CHAPTER SINTEEN

OF COURSE it didn't matter
whether or not Vance Healey was
invited 20 that party. It didn't mat
ter in the least. But when Kit
Reilly looked over her escorts
shoulder from the dance floor at
the Stork club and she saw the
length Of him. black tails and
white bosom, standing at her ia
bic. her bones turned TO water and
her heart was throbbing pulse in
her throat.
She said 70 her partner. Tt
getting too crowded to dance" To
Vance she said. II was beginning
20 think I should never see you
again"
Same here. I've been looking
everywhere for you"
Her lips smiled, her eyes chal-
lenged the truth of it.
Il have" he said. In the strang-
est places"
She smiled again, knowingly. ac-
cusingly. In the STRANGEST
places? Again."
He said, IF I thought YOU meant
what l think you do, I'd punish
you. Don't the Reillys ever forget
anything?"
It's an old Irish custom, and
besides, I didn't mea.- what YOU
think I did Tell me where you've
been looking for Me?"
I'm CBC elevators. Back Of mi
crophones. At SODA fountains. I
thought maybe you'd gone upstaee
on me and forgotten YOU pals"
Didn't you get my note?"
Note! Oh, yes, thanks.
Dance"
She said all right.
Her cheek was hot against the
cool broadcloth of his shoulder. She
wished she hadn't asked him if
he'd got her note. It was naive Of
her, but he might have been less
obvious about showing her that
he'd forgotten it so completely
She remembered she'd read in a
fan magazine that ne received five
thousand letters a week. That was
when he'd won top honors in a ma
tional poll to determine the most
popular announcer in America.
His arm was tight about her
Have to clutch at you. You're
about as solid as a feather, Hold.
ing you in my arms requires a
grip"
Kit Promptly fell out Of step. It
was because he'd said that. She
was glad he couldn't see her face
1t burned with the thought of be-
ing in his arms.
The path of their steps was in
terrupted by stout couple pranc-
ing, full steam ahead, in their di-
rection. Vance avoided the collision
with a def turn without breaking
the smooth harmony of their
matched steps. Kit said, Nice
work, partner. You-all outta git
to town more often. We gals in
The Pride of the Golden Gulch
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-05
Spanish Rule
For 7 angler

Tangier, InternationaliZcd Zone OF
Morocco. Nov. 5.--(AP)-Spanisii
rule over this 225-squarc mile area
commanding the approach to tie
strait of Gibraltar from the Atlantic
became absolute today.
Spain acting on her own nit!a-
tive, erased the last trace Of the in
ternational control she formerly
shared with France. Italy and Great
Britain by ordering dissolution OF the
Horsepower control commission. the
legislative assembly and the inter
national information office.
Thus Spain realized at last one
small part Of her demands for what
she calls her ''rightful territories
in Africa.
The new order wiped out the in
ternational jurisdiction sci up ny tn
Algeciras treaty Of 1911. the inter-
national convention Of 1911, a pro-
tocol of 1928 and n 1923 agreement
by which Spain was given police
supervision.
Spanish forces occupied Tangfcr
completely last June "A, four day
after Italy entered the war and just
before the French collapse.
i quarter Of billion dollars OF
Latin American goods had been flow
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-05

,.:.-r..raDcrmcn legitimate iniorfl ID
ton concerning the dolnsS u ili' NC
partment.
T., thr future this corner VIII lio'
bo.i1,tn to saw the same things II inc
rart4 srcm tn warrant Their peiilE
,,,i.l. b,,t ms Of this writing lhefe
h,.. bern 7 marked change IN Inc
iI,nIqn attitude. "Cap' Gas he Is
iI,n,,.n to some Of his ntimatcs) us
nJ - ne the toughest nut IN Ralelgh
! - ,r.ck: and he's not altogether I;
yui,blns spring Of information aho
: uctaii yet.
| Al least, however, ne has executed
| enough Of am about lace 10 get oul
OF the 'clum" category. At times ne
really arfa1ie, and at no time recent
" has your reporter found him hard
10 talk to in d friendly manner.
So. an orchid to Chairman Dunlap
md bv the same token, about nall
= dozen Orchids to Bill Jones, unob-
,,IIsjyc publicity man for the High
wav Commission. Bill is without
question the reason IOr the altered
Mr.. Dunlap.
Home, was named on direct orders
of tAo uoyernUr-at least il was upon
direct advice Of Clyde r. Hoey That
,nc commission put d press man on
j., by roll: though Jones was not
handpickcd by the states chlel exc
ctit.vc.
iii doesn't send out d lot trashy
releases filled with laudation OF Dun
Iap and the chairman-ln Tact us
doubtful If the entire Jones output
OF CODY runs three pages a month;
but in quiet, guiding sort OF way
he mus put MS chief on the right road
To pleasant press relations: ana mas
kept the Raleigh news men closely
in touch with all real news develop
mgnts in the commission.
Major \. l.. Fletcher, chief Of the
Wages and Hours Division for the
Caroiinas. is in Washington today
fu. a conference with the adjutant
erneraI-a conference which will
DrghaGly determine once and Tor all
the majors status with the current
sGlCctivc service administration.
North Cardinals judge advocate
for the National Guard, Major Flet-
chez was given intensive instruction
in administration of Il draft law; but
50 lar he has continued on duty in
his present Federal post with the
Vases and Hour Administration.
Whether he viii be placed on active
duty with Inc Selective service dl-
vision in North Carolina will I'M
doubleday be decided at today's con-
terence.
The major said before leaving Ra-
leigh he has no idea what the result
would be. He has left the matter en-
tncIy in the hands Of the Wage
Hour and draft officials: after maxi
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-05

Democracy is a culture and must
be 50 nurSed and tended.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-05
SYNOPSIS
.aEAD THIS FIRST:
A NEW wnrlL looms for

A NEW world looms for
KIT REILLY. yntIug singer. after
she wins the S"mblcr radio contest ana
is given 4 uH--yr;lr contract 10 SHvGecu
the famous
MANA HARRIS. as the company :
songStrrSS u! ;hr ar waves. Other thail
= telegram ~ Congratulations. All mas
heard nothing from
VANCE FlEAJ.EY. the noted radio
sportS announce. who helped her by
SECURING Tor her al addition for The
contest Hi and
FRAN LIE MAZE. her longtime
friend and partner. who has become htr
secretary are occupied with
adjusting themselves 70 rh"i" new HE.