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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26

Pecan Pie
) slightly beaten eggs
l cup sugar
] cup light corn syrup
l teaspoon vanilla extract
= teaspoon salt
l cup pecan meats
j 9-inch unbaked pie shell
Combine eggs. sugar. corn
syrup, vanilla extract. and salt.
Sprinkle nut meats in unbaked
she'll and add filling. Bake in
hot oven t450 degreesl 10 min
-ttes. then in moderate oven 1925
degneesl 40 minutes, or until
mixture doesn't adhere to knife.
Brownies
X cup shortening
= LOUNGE squares unsWeetened
chocolate. melted
cup sugar
2 well-beaten eggs
q cup cake flour
4 teaspoon salt
y teaspoon baking powder
Il cup broken nut meats
teaspoon vanilla extract
Cream shortening: add choco-
late and blend. Gradually add
sugar to eggs; beat thoroughly;
combine with chocolate mixture.
Add sifted dry ingredients and
beat until smootha Stir in nut
meats and vanilla. Pour into
creased S-inch square pan. Bake
in moderate oven 1850 degrees)
about 35 minutes. Makes Ia
dozen bars.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-22
Look af Statues,
 But Not Our MT. Stinneif
By JACK sTINNETT

WASHINGTON, Sept. p. = A friend who catches these para graphs occasionally said. T re- member once you wrote about what you would do in Washington if you were a tourist. Tell me, what would you see and where would you go if you weren't tourist?"
 It took a little digging to get what he meant, but got it. He didn't want to see the Washington Monument, the Capitol Congress in session, the Lincoln Memorial and such. He wanted to take the back roads and depend on them to give him the feel of the country-or in this case, the city-he was passing through.
 It was a tough assignment. After all, whoever heard of any one try ing to explain how NOT to be a Washington guide? But it was fun trying and I'm going to pass along this list of things to do and places to go in Washington that tourists might miss.
 First, I'd turn my back on the Washington Monument and watch horse shoe pitching or the soft ball games in the ee-shaded areas of Potomac Park. These contests are nearly always departmental and although I doubt that you'll ever find cabinet member work ing up a lather on the team, you would be surprised if some one pointed out the big "execs' that sometimes are in the galleries.
 Having Wended down tree shad- ed Mount Vernon Memorial High way to the one-time home of George Washington, I would take one look at the back door, walk out through the boxWood hedges to the left, glimpse at the little octagonal schoolroom ttwo pupils only) and be sure that Mount Yer non was much better than the postcards.
 I'd go down to the waterfront Gt's only the Potomac) and have lunch or dinner at one of the sea- food "jernts I would insist that the waiter or waitress tell me what's lin season. with the spe- ficic understanding that if I don like it, I'll send it back.
 I would go to the Department of Justice Building beat my way right through to the office and conference room of the Attorney
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-22
ANOTHER TAX BILL COMING
 IN CONGRESS
FOR Signs Historic Meas re-LegisIdiors Seek
 More Revenue

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.--With the ink of the Presidents signature on the record $3,5OO, 100000 tax bill still fresh legislative leaders today started work on another new rev. enhe measure.
 When the President signed the biggest tax bill in the history of the country late last Saturday, his final pen stroke meant much higher taxes on 1941 incomes of both individuals and corporations. It placed on the law books, effective October 1, a lot of new and increased excise leyies applying to a legion of items from liquor to light bulbs.
 Sen. Walter F. George, Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, said the new bill will bring revenue of approximately $2O0, 100000 through a redefiniticn of taxes on insurance companies and some changes in the present method of levying against the community property system.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-22
Harbor Under Great Fort ress Is Entered . Four
 Ships Reported Sunk
ASSAULT UNITS IN
 SURPRISE MOVEMENT
First Naval Offensive Since 1782-Type of Graft
 Not Announced
(By Associated Press)

Premier Benito Mussolini's High Command reports that Italian war vessels have entered the port Of Gibraltar, Great Britain's Mediter- ranean Sea fortress. and sank four merchant ships right under the guns of the big rock citadel.
 Aside from the Italian torpedo attack on Gibraltar shipping last year, it Is the first naval assault on Gibraltar since the French and Danish ships unsuccessfully shelled the British garrison there in the winter of 1782.
 The type of war vessels engaged in the current raid is not disclosed in describing the bold raid.
 The Italian High Command iden- tified the attackers as merely "as- sault units that entered the bay at the inner port and sank three ships outright and damaged a fourth so seriously it Is assumed the craft is also lost.
 Authoritative London quarters this morning met the Italian claim with absolutely no comment"
 The attack apparently took the British by surprise since the harbor of Gibraltar is protected by miles of nets and mine fields and the great guns. high on the Rock, have been considered secure against close-in assault.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-22
Nipponese RestriltProduc- lion as Economic Pres
 sure Increases
DOG MEAT DEALERS
 REPORTED ARRESTED
B athtubs and Cuspidors Added to List of Ban-
 ned Steel Goods

TOKYO, Sept. 22.-Japan, under economic pressure from the United States and Great Britain today frightened it's belt another notch with drastic reduction on the production of steel and iron goods and looked anew to diplomatic discussions in Washington to produce a possible key to new accord between the three countries.
 Developments on the German Russian war front also are being studied closely Signs of further weakening of the Soviet resistance, some Japanese said, might speed the day of world peace.
 To Conserve Supplies
 The Ministry of Trade and Indus tries listed 150 steel articles to be added tomorrow to those already dropped from manufacture to con- serve supplies. Safety razor blades, bracelets, ball bearings, cuspidors and temple bells are on the oddly assorted list.
 Newspapers have decided to con- solidate their circulation systems to conserve their material and labor and transport facilities.
 Dog Meat Illegal
 Meanwhile, the Japanese press re- ported more than 80 meat dealers arrested by the health department on charges of selling dog meat as beef or pork to sausage markets.
 The Japanese Chronicle, English language publication at Kobe under control of the Foreign Office, said there is reason to hope "even at this late hour that satisfactory agree ment may be reached" between Jap- an and the United States. The article added that both parties in the discussions and eventual agree ment should recognize America, Britain and Japan as rivals in the Pacific.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-22
Moscow Bans Return of Ali Residents Who Fled from Soviet Capital B0MBER5 AIDING
 RUSSIAN FORCES Black Sea Navy Planes Wipe Out Three Com
 pdnies of Nazis

MOSCOW, Sept. 22.-The fierc- est fighting of the whole Russian battlefront famed toward cli- max around Lenginrad today where armament workers called upon the great port city's defenders to win or die" as in besieged Odessa.
 South of Leningrad,s defense ring, Red troops and militia called from shops and factories were re- ported holding the German at tackers to a standstill close to the city limits.
 Workers of the great Putilov Ar mament Plant in an open letter to the. city's fighting force ap- pealed:
 Win or die-there is no other choice. This is the law of the So- viet fighter and this is the slogan of the entire Soviet nation"
 With Kiev fallen, the war en- tered it's fourth month. Moscow frightened it's own precautions be- hind barrier of fighting men. The city council prohibited the return of all persons who have left the city since the war began.
 On the southern flank, bombers
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-22

 I5 up ON
 WAR PATH
King Boris 10 Side with xis-Russidn Parathut-
 isis Land in Kingdom
(By Associated Press)

Warlike preparations of Bulgaria, aimed ostensibly at Turkey or Rus sia, is emphasized by unconfirmed reports that King Boris of Bulgaria, is enrcute for a meeting with Hitler in Berlin.
 Well-informed sources report mo questions" will be answered on the move although diplomatic sources declared Sunday that King Boris has decided to bring his country into the war on the side of the Axis.
 News dispatches from Turkey de- clared a Bulgaria radio announced declaration of emergency in the Balkan kingdom.
 Informed sources at Ankara pre- dicted that Turkey faces an immin- ent showdown on the present situa- tion, siding with Russia and her al- lies or going with the Axis.
 Berlin advices report that Bulgaria has been brought to state of higher watchfulness," which it Is said, is not surprising in view of reported landing of Russian para chutists on Bulgarian soil.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-22

WASHINGTON to Am erican businessmen having trouble with Uncle Sam: Hire as your Washington attorney the famous ex-Brain Truster Tom Corcoran.
 Tommy the Cork one-time closest man to Roosevelt, has now gone into the private practice of law, and he is performing as many miracles for big business as he once performed for R. osevelt against big business.
 Latest and most amazing mir acle was the recent pat o1 the head given to Sterling Products and subsidiaries by the Justice De- partment when the drug companies were permitted to plead nolle con- tendere on a criminal charge of conspiring with Nazi Germany to violate the Sherman Anti Trust Act. C.Nolle contendere" means that the defendant puts in no de- fense: it pleads neither guilty nor not gulltyJ
 Other American firms charged with similar practices have been castigated by the Justice Depart ment. The Bausch and Lomb op- tical company was indicted crim- inally for conspiring commercially with Germany and had to plead guilty. The Aluminium Cyrpora- tion of America suffered likewise because it had deal with I. G. Farbenindustrie regarding nagnes- ium.
 Justice Department press state ments regarding these firms bristle with criticism, and there is still talk around the Justice Department of trying to send Arthur Davis,
 lContinued on Page Foar,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-22
SHIP BOARD MOVE SCORED
 BY STRIKERS
Sedmen's 5 Unions TeIe. graph Protests 10 Presi-
 dent Roosevelt

. NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Two sea- mems unions have telegraphed a protest to President Roosevelt against what they described as fin terference by the United States Maritime Commission with the un- ions collective bargaining rights
 While the strike for higher war bonuses spread to fifteenth ship, the government prepared to operate two strikebound vessels.
 The AmeMcan Federation of La- bor's Seafsrers International Union of North America, which launched the walkout a week ago, affecting ships on the Atlantic Seaboard and Gulf of Mexico ports, and the Sail ors Union of the Pacific, AFL af- filiate on the West Coast, demand ed an investigation. Five pickets were assigned to the Maritime Com missions office on Broadway this forenoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-22
STOCK QuoTATIoNs

NEW YORK, Sept. 22-Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is Al. American Can 841i2, Anaconda 28A, Bethlehem Steel 677i8. Commonwealth and Southern as, Curtiss Wright 9% International Harvester 54 7i8, Kennecott 361s, New York Central 12, Northern Pacific 67l8, United States Steel ST, Pound $4.04
 DOW, JONES AVERAGES
 The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: industrials l2764. rails 29.01, utilities 1865.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-22
Communists
 AreExetuied
 In Bulgaria
Legislators of Former Peasant Party Re-
 porfed Inferned

BERN. Switzerland. Sept. g n Advices reaching here from Sofia said an unstated number of Com munist Deputies in the Bulgarian Parliament have been executed and legislators of the former Peasant Party have been informed,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-22
JApANE5E GET BANG OUT OF
 AVIATION DAY.

TOKYO, Sept .22. Army and navy warplanes flew above the municipal airport and wheeled over the business section of downtown Tokyo last Saturday and then drop ped explosives on Tokyo Bay in a martial observance of aviation day.
 Heavy fog obscured the roaring planes as they passed over the city, but the laundering reverberations of the bombings were heard plainly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-22
UNO((UpIED FRANCE NOW
 THREATENED
German Army May Soon Take Over All Paris as
 Sabotage Continues

BERN, Switzerland, Sept. 22-- Authoritative sources here declare that some elements in Vichy in Free France fear that all of France may be occupied if shootings and sabo- tage, attributed to the Communist clements persist in the German oc- cupied zone.
 Marshal Petain's appeal Sunday against saboteurs in the occupied zones, these local sources claim, said the appeal is important pri- marily as direct request for French unity against the grave danger of new difficulties with the German Army.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-22
SHAVING IS DISCLOSED

VICHY, Sept. 22.-Killing of an- other German officer, six days ago, in series of attacks on members of the German forces in occupied Paris, is reported in the death of Capt. von Schben. This is disclosed only in Paris newspapers reaching here today in announcing that at the funeral held yesterday in the famous Madeline Church in the heart of Paris, where a eulogy, in the name of the German Army, was delivered at the bier to employ every means for reprisal for these attacks, which have caused indigna- tion of all honorable men, and the perpetrators shall not go unpun- ished."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-22

 AreBombed
 By Germans
One Hundred, Trying 10 Escape to Britain in
 Ships, Killed

LONDON, Sept. 22-An Exchange Telegraph report from Goteborg, Sweden, says 100 Norwegians try ing to escape to Great Britain, were killed when two small ships were sunk by German bombers outside of Bergen Harbor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-22
MRS. BRUNELLE SOUTH

Mrs. Lillie Brunelle is a south bound passenger on the Yukon from Seward for a visit in the Pacific Northwest.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-22
LOUssAC CO.'S sOuTH

z. J: Loussac, formerly operator of drug store in Juneau, but of late years owner of drug stores in Anchorage, visited friends brief ly in this city yesterday. He is passenger south on the Yukon on a business trip.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-22

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-22

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22

from the West Coast where he
worked in pictures.
James Howard, the man with
the masks, heads the new bill with
his representations Of various stars
and Donna Reece offers graceful
acrobatic dance routlneS King
and Roche'S Dance of Dracula"
is a blood.curdling adagio routine
and the hand-balancing of the
Darro Brothers completes the
show. It's still Don Pablo's music
for dancing.
SAN DIEGO-Heading the show
here this week is Pour-A-Drink
Dornfield who acts as master OF
10 introduce Carol
Crane, acrobatic dancer; Phil
Stone, baritone, and Bob and
Ginya River novelty tappers.
Phil Gordon and his band play
for dancing. ar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
Overeard to Direct
Series Of Concerts

GRAHAM T. OVERHEARD will
direct a weeks series OF concerts
of the Detroit Federation of Must
clans Band. starting tonight at 8.
in the Belle Isle Shell Overgard
is one of the best known OF De-
troit's leaders, and is director OF
bands al Wayne University. This
is his second year OF handling a
Federation series on Belle Isle.
Tonight's complete program fol-
lows:
THE STAR sPAHGLED BANNER -
I. March Nibelungen. ...,..... wagner
q Overture, Spiritual Rivers ....... Gault
8. Elsa's Procession 10 the Cathedral
from "Lohengrin, ....-... =. wagner
4. Nocturne, from Two American
Sketches" ................. .. .1riselle
5. Caprice. a Mayfair Cinderella Ketelby
g. Ciribiribin .........r Pestalozzi-Alf
INTERMISstON
7. Grand March. Pilgrim" ..,..... Lake
S. Polka and Fugue from
"schwsnda, the Bagpiper' .Weinberger
3. Rhumba Land .......'-''''..''' Ora, Gray
10. Waltz Medley -, =. -. ~ rim
IL. BY the Light OF the Polar star
from the Suite. Looking
Upward ..........s...s .oousa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
Film Time Clock

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Town" II r. m ass. s:35. 1910 p. m
PLANE Of New orleans" i:35. $40, $50
p. m.
FISHER Men Of Boys Town . 743
s:33. 10 o. m. PLANE Of New Orleans. .
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FOX Blonde IN Society" Ills a m.
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MICHIGAN Bride Came c o. D. .
II n m, L5i "a 733 1914 p m
Singapore Woman l2:f2, , 80. 6:24
s.ls m
MADISON "Ninntchka" 1915 q m.
Comes" 1913. 453. $50 .. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
vERNE's The Four Novelteer

PALM BEACH - Bob Tolley,
new master Of ceremonies. IS a
ene-H4aH- quartet 4r-lHe, FffiFfiieS AFT
OTIS soto musical Instruments &C.
companyIng himself on the ukelele.
fills the lulls between perform
ances. Bob has recently returned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
AbIy Cast

EDWARD ARNOLD PLAYS the
role of Daniel Webster and Walter
Huston that OF the devil in Tho
Devil and Daniel Webster" Will
liam Dieterle produced and di'
rected this screen version OF the
Stephen Vincent Benet story.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22

+pAeFAAfr-4fSse Woodward TO s-etes
lhUOLDhLL Now Adults zoe. Open 6:15-
tP NJ. Tommy Dorsey and Band In "LAH
VEGAS NIGHTS" Plus Ruth Hussey and
Robt Cummings in "FREE AND EASY"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22

TIIYCn0-Hamiiton-T Tuxedo no. s-f7se r
iOhLDV Cooled Omen e:45. Bette Davis
Geo. Brent. THE GREAT LIE" Robt
Mnrtg eEHeFF.-E areie lombard IN mn. q
MRS. SMITH" Also Disney Cartoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
DOES INCORPORATION
First TaIkie

FRANK MORGANS first talk
ing picture was a short, Belle of
the Night"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
Tony Pastor,
Band Playing
At Eastwood

TONY PASTOR. one of the best
saxophone players in the land. and
his band are playing nightly
Through Thursday at Eastwood
Gardens. Pastors engagement fol-
lows on the record breaking one
made by Glenn Miller who not
only set a new attendance mark
for the five-day stand but a single
night mark that will probably
stand a long time.
With Pastor is his kid brother
"Stubby" playing the trumpet, his
solo work at the jam session Sun
day stopping the show.
DOES IMPERsONATION
Johnny Morris, drummer, and
composer of 'Paradiddle Joe, "
winds up a jam session with i'm
presentations of Hitler, Stain and
Roosevelt In which the latter says
81 hate war, but not Boogie
Woogie" and the whole band goes
into the Woogie number.
Starting Friday night Alvino
Rey and the King Sisters will open
a weeks stand at Eastwood. One
hundred of Reys latest recordings
will be given away each evening
to the first women attending.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
Night Clubs
Offer NeW
Floor Shows
BY MAURICE WALKER

BOWERY-Willie Howard, ia
nous for his many musical comedy
koleS in Broadway productions,
and his company mead the new
show which opened last night.
Willie. with his brother Eugene,
have appeared in Zlcgfeld and
Shubert shows and now he has a
company of his own.
Beauty and the Beast" in the
person of Carlos and Van Horn,
treat the age-cld fairy tale in a
194l streamlined style with Van
Horn as the startling "Ubangi the
Ape" which has provided thrills
in many motion pictures.
Tenor Paddy Cliff is being held
over for still another week and
Jean Richcv swells the evening"
entertainment with her Arrobatic
routines. Other performers on the
bill include Guido and Drome'
Spanish character dancers; the
Don Arden Girls; master OF cere-
monies Charlie Carlisle and Johnny
King. Dance music IS furnished
by Benny Resins orchestra.
CASANOVA Dave B arnu m.
-hlseh-faee- comedian vino switched
from vaudeville TO night club
work. is at the helm of the new
revue. Having introduced many
famous stars in his day Barnum
is currently announcing Lowry and
Russell whose character dances
run from serious, interpretative
numbers TO gay. satirical bits oil
comedy dancing.
Daro and Davis score with
unique hand-balancing feats and
Diana LsboHte swings out with
the hit tunes of the day. The
Glamour Girls offer new routines
10 the music of Lee Walters and
his orchestra that play for shows
and dancing
VERNE'S- The Four Novelteers
have taken over the floor this
week with their television show
B demonstrate Just how the new
type of entertainment will be re-
ceived in the homes OF Mr. and
Mrs America.
Miss ROLAND nu-the- Nihra-harp
Lee Sladc' s musical limitations and
Alto Flyers orchestra complete
the show. Jill Dean handles the
VoCalS.
PALM BEACH - Bob Tolley,
new master Of ceremonies. Is a
-eae-H4aR- quartet 1r-f4es F4fiFf4feS All
OTIS soto musical instruments, &C.
companying himself on the ukelele.
fills the bulls between perform
ances. Bob has recently returned
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22

Everyone likes ice cream. They like it'S delicate flavor and It's velvety. smooth texture. It is an excellent way to include extra milk in daily meals for the family.
 Served In the center of a feath. eryslight Angel Food cake, topped with swiflS of whipped cream, 1t makes n superb finish to any meal. And it Is n simple dessert to put to-, gether. Use your favorltc recipe for making Angel Food cake Bake it in \ tube cake pan. When cold, cut out around the center, following tho directions given in tho recipe. Cover cako with wax paper, until ready to use.
 Turn the vanilla fec cream Into a, cold, dry, ice tray. Place In freezing compartment to keep firm. Whip cream stiff and place In refrigerator. It may Do sweetened, just before spreading on cake. Use 2 tablespoons sugar to 2 cup of cream.
 Just before serving, pack fec cream in center of cake. Work rap- idly to keep Il from melting. Quickly frost cake with Stiffly beaten cream. Sprinkle top with shaylngs Of bitter chocolate and serve at once. Chop. ped nuts may be added 10 the whipped cream for "yariation.' Angel Food With Ice Cream Filling
 large Angel Food Cake
 quart vanilla leo cream
 i-2 or 1 pint whipping cream--de. pending upon size of cakc
 Ia teaspoon vanilla
 square chocolate, shayinss for top