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Evening star., 1941-06-06

ing bust measurements are 80, 30,
"a. SO, 39. 40 and AZ. Size IA C32)
requires Al yards 35-inch material
for gown alone, 2 yards for jacket.
Ia yards of ribbon are needed for
bows on jacket.
Are you planning a summer sew
ing campaign? Then send is cents
for our Fashion Book which con-
tains over 100 new styles, in all
sizes from l to So. Our designers
have created new designs incorpor-
atlng every new fashion idea-but
have also made every pattern prac-
tical, easy to cut, easy to sew.
Evening star., 1941-06-06
Baby Needs
Quiet for
Feedings
Calm Atmosphere
Essential to His
Good Digestion
By Leffice Lee Street,

ID IItItJl Ice ADfG -
A little baby is sensitive to the
atmosphere around him. Loud
sounds and commotion make him
nervous. sudden movements frighten
and fatigue him.
You know how you feel when you
are overWrought as you eat, or II
YOU are apprehensive and hurried.
You are very apt either entirely to
lose your appetite or to have lndi-
gestion afterward. Well, a baby
is lust as human as you are, only
Httler, more fragile and more easily
upset.
Before YOU feed your baby, try to
feel peaceful yourself because he
can sense your mood. This Is very
good for you, too. as it relaXes and
rests YOU. and gives time for the
love you feel for the small bundle In
YOUR arms TO rise to the surface OF
your mind where you may realize
ana appreciate it.
ItIt dIC HOliiC pIoItANo4 '4'' ~
knowledge on feeding your baby
from the bottle:
Be sure that your hands anC
clothes are clean. Put the Sterilizec
nipple on the bottle the very last
thing and test it to see that the
hole is not too large or clogged. The
rubber should be resilient so that
/ it Will not stick together when the
baby sucks it. Try the milk fol-
body temperature by shaking a few
/ drops on your wrist. Fold clear
napkin under the baby's chin anc
another OF your shoulder.
+ The baby's back and head shoulC
be slightly raised. hold the bottle
in his mouth, never leave il for hin
to hold. Keep it at such an anglt
that the nipple will always be en-
tirely filled with milk; if there i
air in the nipple the baby will swal
low the air. If he swallows toc
much air he is likely to spit up quit,
a lot of his food
Twenty minutes is the maximum
time that a baby should stay OF
the bottle, and he should not bt
allowed to sleep during the feeding
/ After he has finished lift hin
slowly to Your shoulder and pa
his back gently so that ne may sc
up a bubble" Then, without play
ing with him or exciting him il
any way, put him back into his bed
If baby fatty refuses to take al
or part of his bottle, do not fore
him after 20 minutes He may no
be feeling well, and in this case !
is better for him not TO eat. If IN
was Just too lazy or stubborn II
take it he must learn that he cannot
get away" with that So 90 not
feed him until his next regular feed
ing except for little boiled water.
Doesn't it make You laugh tc
watch the sly tricks that even a
small baby will sometimes try tC
play on his poor. ng-suffering
mother?
Evening star., 1941-06-06

for hot tea. For additional interest,
we're going to take these recipes
from some of our choicest cookbooks
recently reviewed. so you'll really
have something out of the ordinary,
as good for conversation as for the
inner man.
The first one. from that wonder
full collection of Ruth Wakeields
Toll House Tried and True Recipes"
is for
SPONGE CAKE.
Beat egg yolks until light and
thick. Add the juice and rind of
L. lemon Beat egg whites until
very light. Fold in l cup sugar,
then the egg yolks, and, lastly,
l cup sifted -four with 4 tea
spoon salt. Do not beat mixture,
but cut and fold. Pour into an
ungreaSed angel cake pan and bake
in a low 1925 degrees oven until
cake has reached full height, then
increase for Is minutes TO $50 de-
grees while browning, then decrease
to 325 degrees until done. Let cake
cool in the pan inverted and serve
the cake when cool by pulling apart
with two silver forks.
From Around the World Making
Cookies" by Josephine Perry, we
have taken an unusual and interest
ing recipe for
IRISH GINGER SHORT BREAD.
Sift together IL cups flour, a
cup brown sugar, teaspoon ginger,
!. teaspoon salt. Blend ? cup soft
ened butter into this mixture, and
add tablespoon cream, few drops
at a time. Press the dough into a
ball, divide into halves, form into
fiat round cakes about the size of
a saucer, prick with a fork, flute
the edges. and bake al $50 degrees
for 80 minutes.
From the Philadelphia Cook
Book of Town and Country by
Anna Wetherill Reed, comes
POUND CAKE.
Cream Il. cups butter, and add
L. cups sugar. creaming together
thoroughly. Add egg yolks, well
beaten, and ! ounce chopped,
blanched almonds, Il ounces can
died orange peel, finely cut, ia
ounces candied lemon peel, finely
cut, 2 lemon rind grated, l tea
spoon vanilla and pa cups sifted
flour. Mix thoroughly, and fold in
egg whites. stiffly beaten. and 2
teaspoon baking powder. Bake in
a creased pan in slow oven 1925 de-
greesD about l hour. Fifteen min
utes before cake is done sprinkle
surface with the juice of , lemon,
and l tablespoon granulated sugar.
Evening star., 1941-06-06

secrets of Charm for the
Growing Girl is a leafiet avail
able upon request if you write
Miss Lindsay, care of The Eve
ming Star, and inclose a self
addressed, stamped Scent en-
VeIOne.
Evening star., 1941-06-06

One Of the most difficult things
Cor parents to do is to realize that
their children ever grow up and are
entitled to life, liberty and the pur-
suit of happiness on their own ac-
count John may be s feet 2,
weigh 200 pounds. be a football star
and hold down key position in a
big business concern, but to his
father he is still a little boy who
has to be told to wash behind his
ears and to watch out for autOmo-
biles when crossing the street. Mary
may be married and have children
of her own, but to her mother she
is still a baby in a perambulator,
and mother feels that she has 2
perfect right to boss her and run
her life for her OF course, this
desire of parents to keep their
children in state of perpetual in
fantilism is founded on vanity. 1t
is only our children who ever look
up to us as gods and believe that
we are the embodiment of power
and wisdom and the fountain from
which all blessings flow
Now. while it is soothing to the
parental ego for children to con-
tinue to be mere automatons who
squaWk yes 'yes!" when mamma
and papa pull the strings. and who
Evening star., 1941-06-06
Unusual Recipes Cleaned
From Famous Sources
Are Worthy of Note
Housekeepers Should Find
Inspiration IN the Group
Presented in Column
Bp Betsy CaS1oeH,

Washington weather to form by
npedicabe hard tell whether that big picture of tall
thrill chill by the
paper those scorches
naturally frosty glasses shady Next
day. gave check before sending it along to the
Evening star., 1941-11-10
Use OF Radioactive
Chemicals Taught
California Doctors
Experts PIun to Extend
Experimental knowledge
Of Radiation Treatment
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 10.-The
University of California medical
school has begun teaching doctors
on its staff how to use radioactive
chemicals in the experimental treat
ment of disease.
Up to now, medical experimenting
with artihcally made radioactive
substances has been confined to a
few dozen scientists. The new step
Is the first toward introducing the
practice to doctors in general.
Every one of the known chemical
elements can be made radioactive by
treatment with tom-smashing ma
chimes as the cyclotron. an invention
of the umiversityS noted physicist,
Or. Ernest Orlando Lawrence.
Affords New Powers.
Radloactivity endoWs each of
these elements with one or more
additional powers, such as the pos
sible ability to destroy cancer cells,
to kill germs, to bring about chem
ical changes within the body and
to give off audible or visual signals
indicating how and where they are
working.
Phosphorus is an illustration of
these powers. From the digestive
system it goes in relatively generous
amounts to the places in the body
where white blood cells are formed.
Leukemia is disease characterized
by the wild overproduction of white
blood cells. Phosphorus not only
goes to the places of their formation
but its radioactivity kills off some
Of this cancer-like overproduction
Iodine from the diet moves to the
thyroid gland When it is radio
active it gives off rays which can
be detected by instruments. The
amount of radiatio from the thy
roid thus can betray the extent of
iodine concentration there, and this
In turn can tell the medical expert
something about that important
gland.
Signals From Vitamins.
Radioactive calcium and strontium
may perform special services in the
tONlil DollCo. IldlllOdCllFC sui /,
hooked up with vitamin B1, gives
off signals indicating how much of
the vitamin the body retains, and
how long.
A physician can apply radiations
of varying strength and duration
to most any part of the body by
simply selecting the right chemical
or compound.
In few months the medical
school staff members will be using
these substances not only for tests
Of their own but also will be teach
Ing other physicians and medical
students how TO apply them.
The course, called medical physics,
Is being taught by DR.. John Law
renee, brother of Ernest Lawrence,
and DR.. Joseph G. Hamilton, phvsi-
clans; DR.. Paul Aebersold, radiation
expert. and DR.. Alfred Marshak,
specialist in biological physics.
Evening star., 1941-11-10
Supper at School

The annual Gaithersburg Md
High School turkey supper will be
held from to 8 pm. Thursday.
Miss Efie Ternent is general chair
man of the affair. Mrs. Gary Bell
will be in charge of food prepara-
tion
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
FAMOUS FRIENDS

Monty Woolley. THE Man Who
Came 10 Dinner" was the chum
of young music writer when at
Yale. The young music writer
was Cole Porter.
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John Archer, shown obove,
Is fooino undreomed horrors in
the new mystery which opened
today OF the Riviera theoter.
Snoring the screen is Belo Luz
.oosi in Invisible 0host."
Through the use Of . weird native
rite, he IL able to bring q SEM
blance of life to dead men and use
these "zomhies" for his own In
bidious purposes.
Although horror and suspense
IRE Its predominant features, the
picture Is well balanced with q
strong comedy theme, upheld main
ly by Moreland. The colored come
dian. who had been making a rapid
brides In his career recently, is at
his best as the valet who suddenly
finds himself living with the walk
ing dead"
Working from Edmond Kelso's
ecreenplay, Yarbrough has welded
. strong, compact picture that
marches steadily ahead from the
opening scenes TO . surprising
smash climax.
In addition to Purcell. Moreland
and Miss Woodbury.. king Of the
6ombies" has a cast that also in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20

There'rs lot Of advantages to
being signed UP in Paramount's
army instead of Uncle Sans army.
For one thing. take the mud
situation. The men In Uncle
Sans army have to drill and
maneuver regardless Of weather.
But Paramount wouldn't think of
mistresting their hard-working re-
eruits In bad weather.
And here's the proof. In Caught
IN the Draft" playing at the
Beverly theater. co-starring Bob
Hops and Dorothy Lamour, the
entire comedy corps were engaged
In drilling on a parade ground. 1t
rained. Naturally, this left the
ground muddy. So a dozen truck
leads of dry dirt was quickly dis
patched TO the scene and spread
over the field. Paramount's srmy
drilled on dry ground.
Sharing the bill 10 Msureen
OHara and James Ellison In They
Net In Argentina" spicy South
American comedy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Picture Inspired
By Famous Novel

This Woman Is Mine" new ad-
venture romance produced and di-
rected by Frank Lloyd, with Fran
chot Tone in one of the starring
roles. is currently showing at the
Rislto theater.
Based on the best-selling Gilbert
Gabriel novel. 81, James Lewis"
the new film concerns the adven-
turers who made a hazardous voy-
age around the Horn aboard the
schooner Tonquin in 1910 to estab-
lish the American fur trade in the
Pacific Northwest.
Tone heads an imposing cast,
being co-starred with John Car
roll. Walter Brennan and Carol
Bruce. Nigel Bruce. Leo G. Car
roll and Frank Conroy are fea-
tured. Miss Bruce rose TO over
right fame on the New York stage
and This Woman Is Mine" marks
her screen debut. She plays the
principal feminine role.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
Celebration at
Fruiiland GRANGE

Fair Night" will be celebrated
Saturday evening at the Fr,iitland
Grange. located az miles south Of
Puyaliup on the Lakeview high
way. A handsome wrist watch
viii be given away free in honor
Of the event. which. according TO
the management. will be a gala
affair. Henry Hofto's Dixieland
band 10 preparing some Of the
old and new pieces 10 insure pleas
ant dancing for everyone.
Whether you are n jitterbug or
a smoothie, dancing will be COM
Portable at all times due 10 the
Oranges extensive air-conditioning
unit. Fun and frolic join hands
every Saturday at the Fruitland
Grange. Tscomas own night spot.
After the fair. dance with Henry
Hofto and his band
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20

Crawford comes through with
another portrayal which blasts
TO little bits the criticism of
those who would deny her her
rightful place among the top
ranking entertainers in Holly
wood.
Miss Carson has a more diff
cult role than that which abe car
ried so admirably in Blossoms In
The Dust" and it is at once evident
that no one could have given the
part greater expression or a more
satisfying Interpretation.
In the role of a never-serious
lover, Bob Taylor adds new lsurels
to those he has gathered in past
productions and Herbert Marshall
belongs" in the role assigned 10
him as he seldom has in the past.
"When Ladies' Meet" In one
of those happy combinations
of perfect story, capable and
satisfying cast, flawless direc-
tion and perfect photography
:. and after all. what more
can a motion picture he. IL
you miss IL. you have passed
up one of the most entertain
ing productions Of the season.
For those who like few bullets
mixed with their double features.
Highway West" is as good an
answer as we have seen in the
lower bracket this year, It is a
well told and exciting story boast
ing a good caste.
Brenda Marshall, Arthur Ken
nedy. Olympic Bradna, William
Lundigan and Slim Summerville
tell the action story in a most
convincing manner. In fact, it Is
40 well done that even the fast
company it is in at the Hamrick
house serves but to establish II
as a first rate companion for the
more elaborate and excellent top
feature.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
, HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD
BY PAUL HARRISON
Tacoma Times Correspondents
HOLLYWOOD

HOlLfWOOD-This is a sort of ugy-duckng story
about June Havoc who is the sister of Gypsy Rose Lee
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20

about June Havoc, who is the
II has a happy or at least
comply ending. too. Until last
winter, June always had been
eclipsed by the lush charm of her
elder sister. Then, suddenly, she
became n sensation on Broadway.
And now, a movie actress, her APP
peal has been attested officially
by the Hays office, which has or
dered additional sequins and sup
Elementary ruffles for one of her
costumes.
At first, it's all rather confusing
to an interviewer. You look at
the neat chassis and into the big,
soulful blue eyes. How, you ask
yourself. could this blonde package
possibly have been tossed out of
the Broadway cast of THE Wom-
en-" where she played a revealing
bit In the bathtub scene. for not
having enough physical allure?
And then Miss Havoc grins. and
YOU have the answer. The gal IL
funny. She looks more drollish
than soul-ish, more quizzical than
physical, more scresmy than
dreamy. more clamorous than
glamorous. And perhaps she even
was ludicrous when nude-icrous.
SAD EYEFUL
/ saw her over a glass OF milk
at a local bistro. II make more
noise and have more fun than
anybody" she said. But ! never
drink"
However" she added, ats a
long time between pictures. II not
drinks. You know. l came here
or was dragged here-20 years
ago, when l was 3. In Seattle I'd
been given dancing lessons from
the time / could walk. Mother
thought ! was wonderful, hut Hal
Roach actually hired me because
I had such sad eyes. He hired
Gypsy because she was so pretty"
Soon they went into vaudeville,
1t WAS the graceful Rose Louise
Hovick who forced june Evange-
line Hovick into being a come
dienne. June stood in funny atti-
tudes TO try to hide her scrawny
legs. She was the more talented,
though: sang and did toe-daneing.
The act broke up. and the elder
Gypsy drifted into burlesque. Sub
sequently she has made q fortune
10y taking off her clothes in front
OF sudienees-the Minsky gentry
and the white-tie-and-ermine pa
irons Of the Shuberts.
June had a tough time OF II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20

REYkJAvIk. Iceland-The first
issue of the American occupation
forces own newspaper, the Bugle,
was out Friday.
II contains an article by one
Peter Macy. who finds many SINH
larities between Iceland and the
United States. among them Ice
lands waterfall. the Gull Foss,
which he likens to Niagara falls
Its convenience ~ . honey
moon site Ia not yet exploited. "
Macy wrote. but its beauty and
proximity to camp make 1t a quite
eligible location for the romantic
type Of soldier"
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NOW PLAYING AT
LOCAL THEATERS

RoNY Spencer Tracy and Ingrid
Bergman in Dr. JekYl and NJ
Hyds il 80. Sis. 100 20 As ass
Robert sfsriinF and Marsha .Huni
IN I'll Wait FOR You IS. 5 20
$50
Bruce IN This Woman i Mine
II 30. AIS. 90 7.f5. 1890. also
John Howard In Tight shoes.
40. IS 9 40 and 9 Is
MI SIC BON-Robert Taylor and Joan
Crawford IN When Ladies Meet
y 90. 8 20 40. 0-65: also Brenda
Marshall and Arthur KENNEDY IN
Highways West" so SOS, as.
BIUE MOI SI-Jaek Benns and Kay
Francis IN "Charley's Aunt" 90
$40. : 20. 1923. also Robert Mont
gomery Ia Rage in Heaven" Il &c
2s3o. 5 As. s'55.
RINIERA-Dick Purcell and Joan
Woodbury. IN king Of ne zom-
hies" / SIS 2s25 O5 745 10 as.
also Bella LuRosi IN The Invisible
Ghost" .o5 a:45 SIS. sos.
RETURN SHOWING
BFyERLY-Bob Hope and Dorothy
Iamour IN Caught IN the Draft "
also Maureen O'Hara and James
Ellison ia They Met In Argentina. "
CAPITOI-Lupe Veiez and Leon Frrol
IN six Lessons Prom Madame La
zonga" also John Howard and
Ellen Drew in Texas Rangers Ride
Again"
COMMUNITY - Tyrone Power and
Rita HayWorth in Blood and
Sand" also Lee Patrick and Regis
Toomey in Nurses Secret
KAY STREET - Jean Arthur and
Charles Coburn In The Devil and
Miss Jones' also Law and order. -"
LAKEWOOD - James Stewart and
Paulette Goddard in Pot o Gold, -
also The Quarterback"
fARk--Loretta Young and Robert
Preston in Lady Prom CHEYENNE d
also Hugh Herbert In Meet the
Chump
PROCTOR - Alice Pave and Jack
Oakie In THE Great American
Broadcast" also Wayne Morris in
The Quarterback
Weaver Brother. and FL
yiry IN Friendly Neighbors" also
Dick Foran in Horror Island"
REN-Jane withers and Jackie Coop
er IN Her First Beau" also Paul
Cavanaugh in Shadows OF the
Stairs
sHELI-Bin Elliot in Across the
Sierras also Barbara Stanwyck
and Henry Fonda ia Lady Eve"
~ Humphrey Bogart and Joan
Leslie In Wagons Roll at Night"
also Richard DIX in Roundup"
TEMrLE-Bette Davis and James
Cagney in THE Bride Cam 2
c. o. D.. also Edward Arnold and
Lionel Barrymore In The Penalty"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
British Parliamentary
Secretary in Canada

OTTAWA - Godfrey Shakes
peare. British parliamentary Sec
rotary OF state for Dominion az
fairs, arrived at st. Johns, New
foundland, late Thursday after a
transatlantic flight on the first
stage OF his journey TO Canada
and the United States.
After touring Canada he will &c
to New York TO meet Marshall
Field. chairman Of the United
States committee for the care OF
European children.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20

Keeping time with todsy's news,
king Of the zombies" Ia based on
the activities of foreign govern
ment secret agent who has mas
tered the art of voodooism.
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When Ladies Meet',

AS a matter Of fact, Miss Bying-
ton appeared in the original cast
which made he story the stage hit
OF New York all Of which
may account for her performance
IN the screen version being Of such
flawless metal that it should place
her in direct line for the best
supporting role of 1e41.'
Those who have been count
ing Miss Crawford among the
dead" of the film world will
find they have a very live
ghost on their hands. Fol-
lowing her splendid work In
"A Woman's Face" Miss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20
DESIGNS OWN DRESSES

Jean Parker designs many Of
her own dresses. several of which
she will wear in Paramount's Nc
Hands on the Clock for Pro-
ducers William Pine and William
Thomas. She has designed clothes
for several national magazines and
once owned her own dress shop.
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Dick Purreu, Joan Woodbury.
Share Honors In Thriller
Invisible Ghost" Features Belo Lugosi
With Polly Ann Young ond John Mcclure
In Twin Attraction at Borovic House

Heraded excellent example of the mystery-thrller
type of motion picture King of the Zobes opened today
at the Riviera theaer The film features Dick Purcell Joan
Woodbury. and MAINTAIN Moreand and directed by
Yarbrough.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20

sister OF gypsy Rose Lee.
For awhile she lived by taking
part In dance marathons. Zestful
and amusing. shed win as much
AZ 500 a day in the special sprints
and derbies. And she was the
final feminine survivor OF tine last
one, at Palm Beach. II was a
CHASTITY grind of $500 hours. June
won $4,000 and lost most of her
health.
SACKED EACH SATURDAY
AS a singing. dancing comedi-
enne. she got roles in revivals of
cperettas and musical comedies,
then became a wholesale dress
model, clowned outrageous:y. and
was fired every Saturday night for
nine months.
81 finally got a singing part IN
forbidden Melody and sigmund
Romberg would leave the theater
every time I had to rehearse.
When / satirized my number and
stopped the show. he came back
stage and apologized."
1t was by satire. too, that she
built her tiny role in Pal joey"
into five numbers, an Rko con-
tract for -Four Jacks and q
Queen" and an invitation from
Eddie Cantor to be the feminine
lead In Banjo Eyes" opening in
Manhattan in October.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-20

oludes John Archer. Henry Victor.
Patricia Stacy and Marguerite
Written.
The companion splne-chiller Is
Bella Lugosi In Invisible Ghost, Z"
with Polly Ann Young and John
Mcclure In the supporting role.
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King OF the Zonbes" Tops Mystery Bill Opening Today
BEWARE OF WHAT DOG 4:

Alice Tslton hacks up the Be-
ware Of TIE Dog sign in her front
yard with . Mexican hairless.
weight two and one-haH pounds
(includlng collar.