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Evening star., 1941-01-05
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE

VERTICAL.
/. Midday nap.
2. Colloquial: Father.
3. Poisonous snake.
4. Image.
S. Pertaining to the back
6. japanese stringed in.
strument.
7. Pertaining to the ear.
8. To happen again.
8. Anoints.
10. Ancient warships.
IL. Pouch.
IL. The dill.
13. Fundamental.
IA. Allotted.
Is. CrosS-bar on which
wheels turn.
16. To yield.
IT. Symbol of copper.
18. To hire.
19. Delicately constructed.
%. Habitual drunkard.
81. Solution.
33. Energy.
"a. Brother of Cain.
36. Sticky substance.
81. Perched.
80. Land measure.
AZ. Law: Goods sunken a
sea with a buoy at
tached.
A. To entreat.
46. Hair-roll.
48. Scotch cap.
so. Lowest point.
81. Completely.
SO. BY.
55. River in China.
81. Periodic WindStOrm.
So. Network.
SO. Persian poet.
60. Location.
81. Teutonic deity.
63. To triumph.
IS. To direct.
66. French priest.
81. Observed.
So. To prepare for publ
cation.
II. King of Judah.
73. Large drinking cup.
IS. Hard -shelled fruit.
78. Money.
70. Pale.
81. Anger.
Evening star., 1941-01-05

HORIZONTAL.
l. European country.
6. Rail.
10. Former Russian ruler
IA. To skip lightly.
10. Humiliating failure.
20. Solar disc.
81. Frog genus.
%. They go out.
"a. Note of scale.
25. Container.
26. Rodents.
81. Frozen.
%. Music: high.
%. To depart.
80. To request.
80. Pertaining to a boat.
35. Name.
81. To weaken.
38. Entry.
40. The lily.
Al. To revolt.
43. Feline.
A. Attendant.
As. Stratum.
At. Convened.
40. Advanced course of
study.
81. To amend.
So. Chinese pagoda.
54. Negative.
Sc. Lawful.
ST. Palm leaf.
So. Architectural orna-
ment with parts cir
cularly arranged.
62. CraW of a bird.
81. Down-hearted.
65. To backslide.
SO. Moslem prince.
10. Sun god.
70. Insect egg.
IA. Baseball team.
76. Act.
II. To make lace.
78. Note of scale.
80. Conspicuous.
83. Mans name.
86. Brazilian coin.
81. Place between the
earth and Hades.
80. Skill.
90. Biblical name.
80. Dwelling house.
"a. To initiate.
Evening star., 1941-01-05

TomorroW-Honey gets an urgent
and alarming call from Joe.
Evening star., 1941-01-05
Births Reported

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

Air Cooled Throughout
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

WE WANT to keep vacation
friends - but how we put off
writing the letters that would
hold them.
Letters needn't be such
chore. Self-consciousnesS about
writing is usually the biggest
making you pen such
bulletin-hke notes as this 10
your vacation beau: 1 arrived
safely The train was a half
hour late.
Forget about that sheet Of
paper before you, Just start 10
talk as you were talking when
you said goodby: What sad
hour l had after leaving you and
Hlllcamp But then i thought
about your visits this Winter
and cheered up
That way YOU dash along
easily even in your more formal
notes a bread-and-butter letter
10 your weekend hostess? Men
ton the things you enjoyed the
picnic, the club dance; she II
feel you're appreciative, a guest
10 invite again.
Our 40-page booklet. How 10
Write Letters for All Occa-
SlonS gives tips on grammar.
letter etiquette; tells how 10 put
charm into your letters. Has IS
helpful sample letterS-busineSs,
social
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in
coins for this booklet 20 The
Detroit Times Home Institute.
1925 Times Square, Detroit.
Mich. Please write plainly your
name. address and title Of
booklet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

CombIne 2 ~ l..Inch bread
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Training
Institute
Opens Today

MORE THAN 200 WPA house
keeping aides will attend a two
day training institute which
opens today in the home service
auditorium of the Michigan Con-
solidated Gas Company, Clifford
and Bagley avenues.
Advanced instruction VIII be
given the aides in the use Of
surplus commodities found in
the homes Of needy families
they service under the sponsor
ship of the Detroit Department
of Public Welfare
Among those who Will provide
demonstrations and lectures on
food values and balanced meals
for low-income families are:
Misses Irene Hickey. home serv-
ice director of the gas company;
Adelaide Bethel, home eCOno-
mist for Fruit Dispatch, Alcne
Tie>ncr. nutrltIOnISt for the
Detroit Dairy and Food Council,
and MaViS NJ. Gibbs, Detroit dis
trlct supervisor, and Gertrude u.
Wilson. state supervisor OF the
WPA housekeeping aide project.
Nourishine Meals
VIRTUALLY every home into
which one of our WPA aides II
sent II the better for her serv-
ice" Miss Wilson recently eX-
planned "MalnOurished children
and conValescents are started
of on health building food
habits. Older children in the
family, and sometimes the
father, learn from the aides
how To prepare and cook better,
more attractive, and more nour-
ishing meals, using possibly the
same food products To which
they have been accustomed.
Miss Wilson, who IS a gradu-
ate home economist. SAID special
instructions are given aides IN
making the best use Of commodi-
tics such as rice, 10 make II
both palatable and nourishing
Fruit Combinations
a dozen different variations
NAV he made of a standard
recipe for yeast bread Miss
Wilson points out Aides are
taught 10 make use of fruits. for
instance. In combination with
-four and corn meal supplied
needy families through welfare
departments. A. result they
prepare apple. raisin, prune and
banana breads, coffee cakes,
cinnamon rolls and other nutri-
tious hreadstufis from on 9
recipe"
The institute is part OF an in
service training program for
WPA aides which cover such
housekeeping duties As washing.
ironing mending clothes. clean
ing and Strengthening the house
or apartment child care and
elementary home care Of the
sick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Fruity Sweet
Tea Time
Favorite

II YOU would like 70 serve
different, m GU h-WaterlnC
light pastry at A special tea try
these CrunChy. Sweet-tart cram
berry mcringueS.
Cranberry Tea Merinsues
. cups flour
? cup sugar
= teaspoon salt
: 2 teaspoon baking powder
cup shortening
Jellied cranberry sauce
. egg whites
> tablespoons sugar
= cup chopped nutmeatS
! ? cup faxed cereal, slightly
crushed
Sift flour. sugar. salt and
baking powder together. Work in
shortening with fingers. Blend
thoroughly as no liquid is used.
Press into lightly CREASED shall
low pan and bake In a moderate
oven 1850 degrees until deli
Cately brown.
For the meringue topping beat
egg whites until stiff. adding
two tablespoons sugar and fold
ing In nuts and cereal
When first mixture Is baked
spread with cranberry sauce.
top with mcringue mixture and
return 10 oven. Continue baking
- or 20 minutes 10 set and
color meringue. When cool. cut
into squares.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Weaver
Who Became
Poet Laureate
BY IRENE VI. HAWKINS

Women's Editor. The Detroit Times
IT IS interesting 10 read d.
that John Mase6eld poet laure-
ate OF England. once worked in
carpet factory in YonkerS.
New York. We learn this from
a book entitled, In the Mill" by
Mr. Masefeld himself, published
By Macmillan
Great Spools OF warp in
orange scarlet, black and a
dozen or more vary ing shades
occupied his days His nights
were spent reading Keats and
Shelley by eandlehght his
Sundays, roaming the Hudson
River palisades and the
inner soul longing for old Eng
land from whence he came.
Oh, 10 be IN England but
he knew II was cold and damp
He wanted desperately 10 be
there for the Diamond Jubilee
but he wasn't sure be could
get as good a job as ne had
here.
But return ne did, working his
way on the ship as was the
custom in those days with
struggling young people.
There's a great deal about the
mill, lis working problems and
how carpets were made .
the book he dedicates 10 his
fellow workers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

LET YOUR kitchen act be
hammy if you want il 10 be
good and let this new way
with ham be your guiding star.
Best way yet 10 extend the meat
course. you'll like the bran
cereal flavor and the easy way
II goes together
Mediterranean Ham
CnmhInn = runs ..Inch broad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Evening Suit

THAT SUIT idea. coat over
skirt, is being glorihed for even
the frilIiest, of evening gowns.
One Of these. designed for Ginny
SlmmS is a sort Of redingote.
the fitted bodice Of opalescent
sequinS. the floor length skirt OF
beige chiffon slashed from the
waist down 10 reveal an UNDER
skirt also made OF sequins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Nourishing Budget Dish

SPINACH PANCAKES is an
inexpensive dish that tastes like
a million. Sift together one
tablespoon of flour. one tea
spoon baking powder and a
pinch of salt. Add three beaten
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Cerea and Ham Combination

cubes. 4 cup honey, a cup
raisins. y cup crushed drained
pineapple and y cup bran
cereal. Mix we'll and spread be-
tween two a Inch slices Of
smoked ham. Stick teaSp.
whole cloves into fat around
edge of ham. Place in slow oven
300 degree r. about , hours.
Yield s servings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

eggs and one cup of cooked
spinach, well drained.
Heat butter in skillet and
bake mixture like small pam
cakes. Turn carefully TO brown
lightly on either side.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
r." Is for Oysters

AMONG THE books 10 arrive
recently is one entitled. Con
slider the oyster, by NJ. r. X.
Fisher. published by DUEL. Sloan
and Pearce life history of
the oyster.
First We have its biological
background and its family
tree. In the second chapter. We
learn the various methods of
preparing an oyster stew.
Then there's one entitled,
The Well Dressed Oyster,
which means serve him in
blankets. in tartar sauce 4.
"or fry and serve with ale
1t goes on 10 oyster Stuffing,
Oysters Rockefeller and many
others taken from coOkboOkS
ripened with age on down
10 Hang Town Fry, an oyster
dish for which San Francisco IS
famous.
It's a snappy little volume as
much given TO rOlllcklng COM
ment as 10 cookery . one 10
tuck in your husbands stocking
for Christmas :. especially II
he likes oysters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Poor John!

IT MUST have been from.
Henry that John inherited his
dreamy nature for Ellen was
sensible 10 the core. Now, Gerald
the oldest boy took
after Ellen. Did well at school
then took to the grocery bust
ness as a duck takes TO water
following straight as a die
in his fathers footsteps.
But John scrubbed verses
when he should have been study
ING arithmetic E. wrote a play
that didn't amount to much, and
spent much time trying 10 find
himself.
He was shy of women but
managed 10 fall in love with two
of them before half grown up.
Ellen could have warned him
against Louise, but 10 John she
was an angel. He was her slave,
Louise. so beautiful and loving
but let him refuse her
slightest whim and the gentle
blue eyes turned 10 steel. Please
leave me she would say
coldly.
Then he would have 10 turn
handspringS to get back in her
good graceS. When she smiled
again John could only murmer
darling you're wonderful.
What a man.
It's all in a book entitled
Cap of Youth by Naomi
Jacobs. published by Macmillan
il will serve TO show you
that love. indeed is blind
and very, very disturbing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

Coats Of unusual beauty =. the final word
in fashion smartness :. Very new-very
outstanding dressy and casual fashions
four Of which are sketched. The fab
rics include Forstmann's fine woods in Black
and coIors, and Imported Tweeds Of beau
tfuI coIorines. A splendid selection is
featured at this price.
Coat Sbob-Kines-Fourtb Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-13
Compulsory Lobbyist
Registration Urged
By Two Experts
Monopoly Committee
Aides Make Attack on
Pressure Groups
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Two Monopoly Committee experts
recommended yesterday that the
activities of pressure groups" be
met by compulsory registration OF
lobbyists. dissemination of the regis
tration data and a far-reaching pro-
gram of governmental research.
These proposals were discussed in
a monograph on Economic Power
and Political Pressures" prepared
by Donald C. BlaiSden, economic
expert for the committee, and Jane
Greverus, technical assistant.
Describing it as a minimum pro-
gram" the writer's said that while
most of the solutions seem to run
outside the traditional pattern OF
political action" the traditional
American goal of equal opportunity
is far more vital to our welfare than
maintaining any established patterns
of action"
THE need for registration of lob
byists and adequate machinery for
publicity" they said, grows out of
the obscurity in which lobbles
operate to affect public policy, and
the extent to which such pressure
groups distort the right of petition.
Only when Congress exercises its
investigating power does the public
begin to have access to the facts
about legislative lobbying"
They asserted that business, as
represented by about $50 big cor
porations, was by far the largest
and most important" of the pressure
groups. They listed additional groups
under the headings of patriotic and
service organizations, reform, farm,
labor and peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-13
Co.operaiives TO Urge
Some Coal Act Changes
By the Associated Press.


Representative of wholesale con-
sumner co-operatives in the Midwest
awaited their turn before the House
Ways and Means Committee today
to seek changes in the Bituuminous
Coal Act which they contend has
been administered in manner dis
criminatory to them.
The United Mine Workers, through
Thomas Kennedy. secretary-treas-
urer, gave its Endorsement to two
year extension of the act yesterday.
Mr.. Kennedy said the act practically
had been in effect only five months
the elapsed time since minimum
prices were established. The full
benefits of Federal regulation, he
said, have not yet materialized.
The Southern States Industrial
Council, represented by Tyre Taylor,
opposed the act in principle and
said it would not achieve its pur-
pose. Mr.. Taylor said Southern
Goals were carrying more than their
share of the burden to stabilize the
industry. Pennsylvania producers,
he contended, were getting the bene-
fits of the act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-13
Colombia Honors American

BOGOTA, Colombia, March 1;
(P).-President Eduardo Santos yes
terday decorated the United States
military attache, Col. John Mum
as knight of the Order of Boyaca
Gross for his meritorious services
to Colombia during his tenure here.
Peru has halted used copper ex-
mort
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-13
ARE YOU JUST A
HALF-TIME
MOTHER?

Life can seem to be at it's lowest
ebb today for many mothers and yet
tomorrow will find them bubbling
with life. This is because they may
have been suffering from tempo
rary constipation "a common
enough trouble which women every
where find is quickly relieved by
Beechams Pills. This purely vege-
table compound promotes a thor
ough bowel movement, smoothly
and without unpleasant after
effects. Buy Beechams Pills today
at your druggist's-10t, ESQ, soc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-08
POLI'S

The 20th Century Fox Techni- color musical, Moon Over Miami, 1" has been so enthusiastically received by the motion picture public of Wa terbury that the management of the Loew Poli Theater has decided to hold over the film for another three days.
 Faturing Don Ameche, Betty Grable, and Robert Cummings in their most delightful and entertain- ing roles, Moon Over Miami' is the gay, tune- filled tale of two girls, Betty Grable and Carole Landis, and their aunt, Charlottee Green- wood, who spent d fortune hunting holiday in Miami, the glamour city of the South. Tn their search for a millionaire Betty, who's been dele gated to the catching, lands not one but two. Don Ameche and Robert Cummings. The only trouble is that Betty falls for Don, an ex-million- aire who is also reaching for riches Not only iS Moon Over Miami tune-filled, but each of the eight Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger mel odies merit hit rating. From the very first night, audiences have been whistling and hunnming "Kin- dergarten Conga," "Hurral1 For To- day." Miami" I've Got You All To Myself," Loveliness and Love- You Started Something" "Is That Good" and Solitary Seminole"
 In the same class with the songs are the sensational dance routines staged by Dance Director Hernes Pan,s and featuring Betty Grable, Pan himself, Jack Cole, and the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-08
Ln The Local
 IbeGtess
STATE

Folks, est aWnv from the home routine Tor an hcur or % and you'l fssl better when you return. me hsaltsiv excitement og flrst-clazs en- tertniIlnent in tho quiet cool State theater AB Q happy program for any summer afternoon or evening. Xou can keep cool in c hathtub {. but iE more fun at the State where you cen enjoy the best In screen enter tainment and be assured of scienti- flo air conditioning at tn saJne time. Make the State your aanuse- naent headquarters this summer and keep tn mind, its healthfully air conditioned.
 Tomofrow's new show ct the State will be headlined by the tlght- " knit drama "Shiniug Hour.p James Stephenson and Geraldine Fitzgerald are co-starred in the drama, which was written by world- famous novelist, A. J. Cronin, au- thor of ''The Citadel.
 Shining Victory" brings to the screen for the first time the myster- les of psychiatry. with bold Inaster- full strokes, the film lays bare the innermost secrets of 8 woman'S mind. Stephenson, who scored such g sensational success in sgThe Let- ter" is cast as a psychiatrist, bril- liant young man so intent on his work that he nearly misses the hap- piness and love that is his for the taking. Charming and talented Irish Geraldine Fitzgerald, who won so many plaudits for her work in Dark Victory" portrays a young woman doctor who assists Stepnen- son in his work and falls in love with him after hours. The tender story of their romance Is woven through one of the most exciting and unusual dramas ever screened.
 The fine supporting cast is head ed by Barbara O,Neil and Donald Crisp, and includes such well-known players as Montague Love, Sig Ru- man, Frank Reicher and many oth- CTS.
 On the same big show is a thrill ing tale of the NOrient titled 'tSing- apore Woman" starring Brenda Marshall and David Bruce.
 Don't forget to see Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour in Caught in the Draft; also "WeSt Point widow with Anne Shirley. Both features are currently at the State and con- clude their engagements tomorrow evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-08

HIN YOUR snapshots of people de lA y6b ever run into background" |frcnkie? That is. do extraneous ob- :5ecfs behind ths bubject tend to at- {tract more ate. .&ion than the real eenter of interest?
 Thi& unfortunately: is true of zaany amateur snapshots. Too often many camera-hobbyists concentrate alI their attention op the person zhey kre pieturing and forget all #bont what lies beyond. The cam szas however. with it's critical eye, se A All and records everything.
 There are, in general, two types tk Hackbfounds -- those that are HIAin. and those that form com. Snent part of the picture, the tier. commonly called settings.
 Iit .kA < flower, garden, a wind az road. or any scene that may ssId interest or appeal. There should kt relationship: between the sub .zel and the setting, and tho picture hould be composed with this in
 Il>s.fhs simpler or more neu. zsI the background. the better the f|r'nees and if you dssiro strict zi'sfAIisy-~sIhe the sky. Place your
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-08

Condos Brothers.
 Moon Over Miami" also features Jack Haley and Cobina wright, Jr.
 On the same program is another smash hit Accent On Love" with George Montgomery and Osa Mas sen.
 Tomorrow night ta 9 p. m. Movie Quiz will be played at Loew's Po1i and cash awards totalling $lOO will be given away to winning members of the audience. Don't fail to at- tendl
 Another Bathing Beauty and per- feet form contest will be held OH the stage of the Loew Theater Thursday night, to select girls to compete for the Miss waterbury of 1941" title, with grand finals to be held here on Thursday evening, July 24th. If there are any girls who wish to enter the competition they may do so by filling out an entry blbank which they may obtain from the theater hoxoffice, or from the managers office.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-08
COURSE ARRANGED
 IN LIFE-SAVINC
YMCA Arranges Special Classes for Six-Week
 Period; Start July 10

A summer life saving course for young men and women will open at the Central Y.M.C.A. on Thursday, July 10th. Glasses will be held each Tuesday and Thursday nights from until 10 for six weeks. Seth Goodwin, and Robert Parmelee, Physical Directors at the Central Y will be the instructors. Domenic Macary and Daniel Grish will serve as assistant instructors:
 The course will cover the work in the National Y. M. c. A. Life Saving and Water Safety program
 Peasons completing the course satisfactorily will qualify as YM,C.A Senior Life Savers.
 The course is divided into 13 les sons and requires a minimum of 26 hours for satisfactory completion of the pre-life saving test, instruction and final test. ~
 The first period on Thursday n July 10, will be given over to the passing of the pre-life saving test.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-08
In HoIIY 'ol.'oI|d k

vaudeville, . good offer came for six weeks in Australia. They stayed there two years.
 In 1888 they played at Phoenix, Ariz., during that city's annual Fiesta del Sol. It included a Hell zapoppin' Week.. and Olsen and Johnson recognized good title. They adopted it, gathered up some acts in Chicago and were finishing an engagement in Philadelphia when Shubert deal began brewing for a fast, vast carnival of lunacy at the Winter Garden. All but two of the critics banned it mercilessly. The second performance was at- tended mostly by bearers of free tickets, but by the third day the house was sold out six weeks in ad- vance.
 we've gone through three phases in our career" Olsen observed First we played for applause and weren't above getting it by waving flag. Then we played for laughs and we'd knock ourselves for them Now we play for the box oftice. I've developed this squint in my eye from peering through curtain holes to see if the balcony is filled"