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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02

Back Street
AT the Beverly
Margaret Sulldvon.
Chos. Boyer Starred

The same sensational situations.
ne same wealth % emotional
drama which made Fannie Hursts
great novel. Back street" one ~
he outstanding novels q the day.
have been captured and put on
the screen In Universais picturiEa-
ton q tire story which now AP-
pears AZ the Beverly thester. &C
oording 10 the multitudes who have
read the book and also have seen
the picture.
Starring Charles Boyer an 4
Margaret SULLIVAN. two Of the
most glamoroas figures Of the
modern screen. Universals picture
Back Street was directed by
Robert Stevenson. brilliant young
English novelist who recently went
TO Hollywood after serving for
years as a director in the British
Isles and on the continent.
Many Hollywood notables are
seen IN other familiar roles Rich
ard Carlson portrays Curt Stan
ton: Frank MeHugh appears as Ed
Porter and Tim Holt 10 the Rich
ard Saxel Of the story.
In the supporting cast are Sam
uel s Kinds. Frank jerks. Peggy
Stewart, Neil o'Day. Nslla Walker.
Cecil Cunningham and others.
On the new bill 1. Six Lessons
From Madame la Tonga" with
Lupe Vslez In the lead role.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02

RoNY-Robert Taylor and Brian
Donlevy in Billy the Kid" ll.+o.
$40, GAO. 1910: also john Shelton
and Virginia GREY IN Blonde In
spiration," las. Sis. s45.
RIALTo-Fred MacMurray and Made
line Carroll in One Night in Lis
bon" 1885, 4:o5, 7:l5. 1o:25. also
Tommy Dorsey and Bert Wheeler IN
Las Vegas Nights" IL 80, 2:4o,
$50. 900.
Music BoN-Joan Crawford and
MELVIN Douglas IN "A Womans
Guy Kibbee IN "scattersood Pulls
the Strings" 40, sos, $50.
BLUE MOUsF-Bud Abbott and Lou
Costello in In the Navy" 90.
s45. Gas. e:55: also Nancy Kelly
and John Loder in Scotland
Yard" Il 40, 23o. $50, 6:35.
Wallace Ford and Jean
Parker in Roar of the Press" II 80.
l:55. 4:2o. $50. s:l5; plus or
phans OF the North" l2:4o, 5.lo,
b:40, 05, 1928.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02

You help yourself when you buy
y. S. Defense Bonds,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02
RETURN SHOWING

BFyERLY-Charles Bower and Mar
|. garet SULLIVAN in Back Street"
also Lupe Velez and Leon Enrol IN
Six Lessons from Madame La
Zonsa"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02

The wireless telegraph station
at Mexico City il equipped TO com
municats with all countries Of the
world.
Evening star., 1941-04-08
Natures Children
Sea Dianthus
(Metridium dianthus)

it is deeply folded and frilled
edge with many fine, short tentacles
resembling a fringe. These cover
the upper side of the disk about
half way to the oval mouth.
1t is never difficult to recognize
these polyps, because of their
columnar bodies, with the disks
more or less crowded with tentacles.
The brilliant coloring reaches its
highest point in tropical waters, and
through their clearness, the sandy
bottom is a marvellous place to
view, for the anemones' bright
colors are as beautiful as any
flowers in a hothouse or garden.
When all is serene below, you
may have to look more closely, as
the columns themselves are not
snowy. Attached to some station
ary object on the floor of the tide
pool or selected home site, they ap-
Evening star., 1941-04-08
9. w. U. Student Heads
National Fraternity

Henry Cole Reasin, junior student
in public speaking at George Wash
ington University and a War De-
partment employe, has returned
from Chicago after his election
as president of the National Student
Congress of Delta Sigma Rho, ma
tional intercollegiate debate fra
ternity.
Mr.. Reasin, former president of
the G. w. U. debate council, at
tended the three-day convention of
the fraternity with four other G.
w. U. varsity debaters, Miss Elsie
Carper, Miss Mary 10 Oslin, Miss
Elizabeth Green and Mike McKool.
He was elected by $50 delegates from
40 colleges.
Evening star., 1941-04-08
Treasury Guard Chief
Goes to Glenn Martin

The resignation of E. A. Schur-
man as superintendent of uniformed
guards of the Treasury Department
to accept the post of chief of pro-
lection of the Glenn L. Martin Co.
aircraft factories was announced
today.
Mr.. Schuman will be in charge
OF building a security system for
Evening star., 1941-04-08
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY,

Dianthus is not in bloom. She
has been greatly disturbed-so she
has not blossomed out" You may
witness this performance, indeed
you may bring on this outraged
attitude of the anemones if you find
them in their favorite haunts in
tide pools, on rocks, on wharf posts,
in shallow water from New Jersey
to Labrador, on the Pacific Coast
and in Europe. Some cousins of
Dianthus roam over the world, for
there have been named about 400
species. They are close cousins of the
corals, but do not build reefs or de-
posit lime.
When composed and in their
right mind they appear as broad
low cones. When there is reason
to resent undue familiarity, some
have expanded to 10 inches across
the disk. Their color is exceed
Evening star., 1941-04-08

pear to be part of the general
mixture and would easily escape
your attention. But one is aware
of the dizzy life below the surface,
may stir up the residence with a
slender wand and be greatly salts
fled with the effect. Try it this
summer for yourself!
Evening star., 1941-04-08
yalAA|b
sN..sS

tngly variable. Usually the column
is yelloWish-brown, but it may be
pink, orange, white, salmon,
striped, mottled or dark brown. The
disk and folds are, as a rule, flesh
colored and the beautiful tentacles
of varying shades. the tips brilliantly
hued, the base an exquisite shade
Of soft gray.
From the column many long
slender white threads, covered with
minute stinging cells, are sent out
like spray to numb any intruders
that disturb the anemone. Or some
creature may have placed itself in
the pathway of food and this forms
a defense setup. Thus the enemy
receives shock from those sting
cells, innocent though they appear
to be. In the water, they wave
gracefully back and forth with the
current, never appearing to be what
they are, shockers of high degree.
At the top the column is sur
mounted by thick fold and above
Evening star., 1941-04-08
Will Address Ad Club

Donald M. Bernard, advertising
director of the Washington Post,
will speak on THE Job Ahead" at
luncheon of the Advertising Club
of Washington at the Raleigh Hotel
at 1890 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1941-04-08

the manufacturing Of bombers for
the Army, Navy and British in Bal
timore. He formerly was command
er in chief of the Florida State
highway police.
Evening star., 1941-04-08

X Special Note to users Of glass
paexam coffee makers! Edwaras
drip grind is exactly ngbt 70,
tbe paeuam method of making
coffee. 1t gipeS yoa maximum
fapw assures sxcsIIsn rssaLtJ.
Evening star., 1941-09-11

en- forming your own opinion of
them.
AS many of them as possible will
try to talk to you during the eve
ming. Be friendly, courteous and
interested. If they ask you ques-
tions about yourself, answer them,
but don't brag. If you were a big
shot in high school, don't belittle
your accomplishments; merely have
a matter-o of-fact attitude toward
them.
Don't be afraid to ask questions
about college affairs. Your hosts
will enjoy enlightening you on the
basis of their superior wisdom. But
don't be too inquisitive about the
fraternity itself General questions
are all right, but save your deep
probing. if any, until they actually
offer you a pledge. Don't talk too
much about rival fraternities. and
don't call them ''frats."
Use your best manners without
laying it on" If you make trivial
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Why Grow
Old?
By Josephine Lo,cman

This is the fifth day of WHY
GROW OLD'S NINE-DAY REDUC-
ING DIET. 1t will boost your pep
and allow you to drop from 5 to 10
pounds almost before you know it.
If you started out on the first
day, you should have become some
what accustomed to your cut ra-
tions by this time. In fact. I doubt
very much that you have even felt
hungry.
Be careful about your portions
For instance, you CAN balance a
third of a cup of cottage cheese on
a Tablespoonful you have steady
hand and weak will. Follow direc-
tions carefully, and don't try to fool
either yourself or me.
Naturally you will lose more rapid
lv if YOU stick close to the menus
as outlined, than if you cheat
little here and there. If you feel
that you must have something be-
tween meals, make it raw fruit and
vegetables, or tomato juice.
Here's your poison" for tomor-
row:
BREAKFAST.
One egg
One thin dry piece of toast
Coffee (black.
LUNCHEON.
Fresh fruit salad
Two tablespoons cottage cheese
One glass skinned milk.
DINNER.
Sirloin steak
One-half cup cabbage, slightly
cooked
One-half cup spinach or green's
One orange.
If you are having a hard time
learning to like your salads without
dressing, and lemon doesn't suit
your palate, then use the following
recipe: One cup of mineral Oil, a
pinch of salt, two tablespoons lemon
juice or one of vinegar. To this
add tomato ketchup to flavor.
Shake we'll before using and keep
in the icebox. You may vary this
in any way you like, but keep the
mineral oil base.
Evening star., 1941-09-11

joyed the evening. and that it was
nice to meet them. Then say a
cheerful good night and go.
When you get home, sit down and
think over the evening, deciding
now well you like the Alpha Alpha
This is the time to review your con-
duct, so that you can improve it If
necessary on the next similar oc-
casion. But during the occasion
itself. forget that making an i'm
preston" business. 1t does nore
harm than good.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Interested in Fraternity?
Then, Freshman, Here
Is a Tip for You
Remember First Impressions
Are Extremely Important,
So Mind Your Manners
By Kay Caldwell and Alden Harrison

a
College
Just invited fraternity smoker You realize with
a spine that
the Alpha Alpha house VIII largely de-
feloWshp-and pledge
should uSsWha is the Tor
a of Alpha Alpha?
involved double talk bound
do make
trying you'll probably try
And
(Se? We told that
would us)
that's rushing
well catalogued What they
Won can hardly help
should
Alpha Alpha
Evening star., 1941-09-11

just one pair Of sheer stockings!
So easy now - to swish your
stockings clean! Double-Quick Ivory
Flakes just burst into rich suds-
right in safe lukewarm water! No
more need for hot water!
So don't risk needless "stock-
ing tragedies" now-don't let silk
stockings lose elasticity and life!
Don't allow strong soap or hot water
to change their colors! After every
wearing be sure to give your pretty
stockings prompt Ivory Flakes care!
Try Ivory Flakes today!
Evening star., 1941-09-11
NOW, doubIy important to get extra wear .
Try the simple Ivory Flakes care these

Zone, two, three, four. Oh, how I
wish I had more" That's the way
you feel now that silk and nylon
stockings are so precious!
But-every pair you own may
have lots more wear in it than you
dream-provided you protect the
wear that's IN theml
Thrilling wear records have
been piled up by women who took
the "one-pair test and washed
their stockings after euery wearing
with pure Ivory Flakes. Lookup
to 344 hours of steady wear from
Evening star., 1941-09-11

mistake of any kind. ignore it or
smile it off. If it's more important
error, say I'm sorry" and then for
get 1t. If the house mother is pres
ent, be courteous and friendly to
her.
Don't rush away as though you
had a couple of other dates to keep:
but don't hang around until all the
other guests have departed. Many
of the members will probably try
to say good night to you when you
leave. Tell them that you have en-
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Good Cheese Sauce
For Caulihower

tablespoons butter.
2 tablespoons -four.
y teaspoon salt.
"a teaspoon pepper.
!. teaspoon dry mustard.
! cup milk.
! cup grated cheese.
u teaspoon Worcestershire sauce.
Melt butter in small saucepan and
stir in flour and seasonings When
well blended. add milk slowly, STIR
ring constantly over low heat until
mixture thickens and boilS. Stir in
cheese and Worcestershire sauce and
stir over low heat until cheese melts.
Yield, Ia cups.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Matters of General Women Washington and Vicinity

ously upon us. Sometimes this sport
takes the form of an extended tramp
into the country with blanket, bottle
of water and ra;:onS.
One OF the popular ration items
Evening star., 1941-09-11

is cellophsne bag of dried april
cots of some other of the dried
fruits. They take up a minimum
of space and provide the ideal ener-
gizer for weary travellers.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Eat Dried Fruits
On Long Hikes

'Maneuvers" is new game the
youngsters of the neighborhood are
pla. ing now that the military spirit
of our age has settled more seri-
Evening star., 1941-09-11

praising you-and a correct decl-
sion on your part is even more I'M
portant than it is on theirs.
A fraternity can make bad mis-
take in picking one freshman and
get along, provided the other pledges
are okay. But if a freshman misses
the boat in choosing a fraternity,
he or she is in for four dismal years.
So forget that the members are
sizing you up while you concentrate
Evening star., 1941-09-11

dolly of unusual
looking pattern but which is really quite simple in structure will
handsome crocheed lace Is diameter
Evening
Evening star., 1941-09-11
289 HOURS

for charming debutante with business ca.
reer. That's thrilling wear!" says Miss
Patricia Suydam. THE New Ivory Flakes
dissolve wonderfully fast-suds are soft and
silky! I'll stick to this easy stocking care!'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-30

Distributed by King Feat
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-13
Unimpressed

An English tourist was on his first
visit to Niagara falls, and a guide
was trying to impress him with their
magnitude.
Guide Grand.
The visitor was silent.
Guide-Millions Of gallons In q
minutel
Tourist-How many In day?
Guide Oh, billions and billions.
Tourist Cooking at the falls care
fully, and then In q very calm
voice) Runs all night. too, ] sup
poser
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-13

trips because have two small chill
dren and my father and mother,
whose only child I am, live next door
and depend upon me for a daily
visit.
Bored Doing Nothing.
my trouble is that I am bored.
A fine colored girl has entire charge
OF the downstairs region; Diantha
has cooked, served, busted, ordered,
budgeted for me for seven peaceful
years. The children's nurse runs
everything upstairs; Peter and Pam
are with me much Of the time, of
course, but for baths, breakfasts,
suppers, and getting to and from
school they are with their adored
Yedda. Yedda was my nurse 80
years ago.
''When Howard is here we dine
with friends, play bridge, take the
children to country club lunches on
Sunday, 60 to an occasional good
movie. We never quarrel. When
he is away do much the same
thing, only with friends instead Of
husband.
"And I am so bored, bored, bored
all the time that it is becoming an
effort not to scream! read Of other
women, many younger than /, whose
lives are full Of change, excitement,
achievement, thrills. Nothing ever
happens to me. The men / meet
are Towards friends, they respect
him, and like me only because ]
am his wife. Everywhere 60, to
the club, in the shops and hotels,
there is an atmosphere of affection
ate admiration for my lovely home,
my fine husband, my beautiful lit
tie girl and boy, my new car, my
clever father. 1t sickens me! !
don't feel alive.
please don't tell me to get into
book-binding or stamp collecting, or
to devote myself to my children,
because am already devoted to my
children, or to find some charming
charity, or to pray. I want def
mite cure for a condition that is
working more and more upon my
nerves and gradually getting me
down. shall look for your answer
with great interest, but please don't
make it too moral"
No Answer.
No, / won't make my answer too
moral, Anna, for ! shan't answer
you at all. A letter like this from
supposedly intelligent woman, In
these times, deserves no answer.
But may say in passing that to
ninety-nine out Of every hundred
women in the world, circumstances
like Annals would seem a dream Of
Heaven itself. There are millions
tens of millions-of Chinese and
East Indian women who could never
rise even to imagine such heights
of security and happiness. There
are other millions of women today
whose hearts are breaking over lost
homes, destroyed possessions, the
agonizing need of food and shelter
for small bewildered children when
there are food and shelter nowhere
to be found.
So these are not times for any
woman to yawn drearily at the bore
dom Of home, husband, income, chill
dren, car, beauty, youth and securi-
ty. Not until q few million other
women in the world get little more
Of all these good things; safe homes.
safe children, safe - il tiny - in
comes. Safety. safety, safety.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-13
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BINocULAR REPAIRS

BIMOCUl AIRS q siss Mss.: &c ssssss $500 s.s
aaARvlasp Lac, ass 4. Eufaw. ssitimers, Ma
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-13
BORED. BORED. BORED

These are Anna's words as she writes
Miss Norris for a solution to her EEK
asperating" problem. Anna has hus.
band sOh0n she loves; income; chill
dren she adores; a car; beauty; youth,
and security, yet she Graves change
something that will make her feel
alive. after you've read Miss Norris
words, you'll understand Why this
famous problem-solUer refuses to an
stUer Anna's letter.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-13
Blind Impulse

Unhappily, in the scales of hui
man judgment the clear dictates
of reason are too often outweighed
by the blind impulse of the pas
sions.-Sir James Frazer.
Evening star., 1941-06-23
81, 900, 900 Asked to Purchase
Washington Airport for Army

An appropriation of 81 900 900 will
be added to the $4,000, ,0O0,0 900 mill
tary supply bill to buy the old WASH
ington- Hoover Airport for an Army
training ground, 1t was learned to-
day as a Senate subcommittee put
the finishing touches on a revised
draft of the bill.
The entire Senate Appropriations
Committee may meet this afternoon
to report out the bill, but it will
not be taken up in the Senate until
Thursday because large delega-
ton OF Senators will 60 to Gulfport,
Miss, tonight to attend the burial
of Senator Harrison of Mississippi.
The Senate plan to adjourn from
today until Thursday also will ne
cesSitate last-minute rush to pass
the 52,547, 900 District appropria-
ton bill before the new fiscal year
starts July /.
Chairman Overton of the District
Appropriation Subcommittee, said
the District bill probably could not
reach the floor until Saturday fol-
lowing the military appropriation
bill.
Chairman Thomas of the Military
Subcommittee, said at noon his SUBJ
committee had not finished revising
that measure.
Evening star., 1941-06-23
Nozis Drive Ahead

BERLIN, June q P).-Adolf
Hitler's mighty legions have driven
ahead ION schedule and successfully"
In their lunges against Soviet Rus
sia along the 2,000-m -mile-long battle
line of Germany's new Eastern
front, the high command declared
today.
Specific details of German progress
In the conflict pitting two OF the
worlds largest military machines
In one of the most meaningful
struggles of history were omitted
from the communique, however.
This, apparently, was in keeping
with the high commands customary
tight-lipped policy in the opening
phases of q blitzkrieg.
The war bulletin underscored
German sea operations against the
Russians in the waters of Southern
and Northern Europe.
Four Soviet merchant ships, $3.50
tons in all, we're sunk in German
speedboat thrusts into Russian
coastal waters in the Eastern Bal
tic, it said, and Russian coastal
battery hurled an unsuccessful bar
rage at German-Rumanian light
naval forces in the Black Sea.
The only Russian offensive action
mentioned In the communique was
an aerial bombardment of East
Prussia which, the communique
said, caused mo noteworthy effect"
Rumanis was listed definitely as
an ally by authorized German
:. (see BERLIN, Page Aid
Evening star., 1941-06-23
HelsinM Raid WARNING
Lasts Is Minutes

LONDON, June % (P).-Reuters,
British news agency, reported from
Stockholm today that Helsinki had
a 25-minute AFRAID warning early
this morning. Turku had a So
minute alarm, but no bombs were
dropped in the city.
Relations between Britain and
Finland remain unchanged. au-
thorltative sources said, because the
British government has no confirma-
ton that the Firms actually are
fighting with the Germans against
Soviet Russia.
They described Adolf Hitler's
broadcast report that this was so as
"wishful thinking"
1t was noted that Britain has
Withdrawn the rights of navicerts to
Finnish ships, but authoritative
quarters said that ito the best of
our knowledge" the Finnish AM
bassador still is in Moscow and the
Soviet Ambassador still in Helsinki.
Ukraine Declared Goal.
A Reuters report from Vichy
quoted Italian military circles there
as predicting Germany's principal
drive into Russia would be in the
south-aimed at the Ukraine.
Another Reuters dispatch declared
&C.. ryNyy Nyy
Evening star., 1941-06-23

Senator Overton is scheduled to
confer today with the Commission
ers on the major changes that may
be made in the House draft, and
which are expected to run the total
at least beyond the s53 ,OO0, 900 mark.
The chief issues to be discussed
are: What provision should oe made
in the District bill for the 1000
workers facing loss of their jobs next
month through the so per cent cut
in the w. p A. program, and how
many men should be added to the
police force to reduce crime here.
The subcommittee also will re-
ceive from the city heads a list of
supplemental projects that could be
started during the coming II
months. These supplementals will
be considered, however, only in the
event the subcommittee should de-
eide to fight for an increase in the
s6.00o,000 Federal payment coupled
with higher real estate tax rate.
If the subcommittee decides not
to open up the fiscal relations issue
this year. 1t could still restore ap-
proxlmately ss0o,0Oo Of House cuts
within the existing tax structure
and the $o,000,000 U. S. payment.
Evening star., 1941-06-23
Soviet Might Moves

MOSCOW, June % (P.-The Red
Army, giving way slowly to the first
Nazi onrush, moved vast masses of
men and guns up into the fight to-
day and called tens of thousands
more to arms against Soviet Rus
sia's erstwhile pact-partner.
The army high command declared
in its first communique since the
Sunday dawn attack on a front from
the Baltic to the Balkans that the
Germans were fought to standStill
up to noon yesterday, but by night
fall they had made some penetra-
tions of 6 to 10 miles-principally
into Lithuania and the section of
Poland now a part of the u. 8. S. R.
Elsewhere, the communique said,
the Nazis were repulsed.
Workers Pledge War Aid.
On the home front, the official
Tass News Agency reported Soviet
workers at thousands of mass meet
ings throughout the country pledged
themselves to give the Red Army
and Navy as many planes, tanks,
warships, shells and machine guns
as will be required for final an
Inhalation of the Fascist aggressors.
These meetings, Tass said, were
held at aviation factories, steel mills,
rail centers and other war indus
tries and "the will of the workers"
was expressed in fiery speeches and
resolutions.
The Soviet press published de-
tailed account OF Prime Minister
Churchill's speech promising all pos
(See MOSCOW, Page A-10D