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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
Not a Matter of National Defense

national defense matter.
which President rights
contemplated
government will the
One middle western attorney private exchanges OF opinion
exceed
legal when they submit 10 arbitration disputes which
decided against Them will entail the of corporate property
without compensation.
expressed opinion that stockholders enion such
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08

On week days enjoy the two
pages OF comic and adventure
strips In the daily Detroit
Times; on Sunday, the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics In COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
Rail Promotion
For Ex-Detroiter

John N. Schroeder, a ST. Louis
ian, whose career included four
years in the silent movies with
such stars as Mary Pickford and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
Different Incomes Justified
for Different Workers
Haney
BY DIR. LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of Economics, New York University
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-13

Reminding Tacomans that there
Is drier side TO the state Of
Washington is a display Of flowers
from the sagebrush country this
week at the public library.
Ssgebrush. Of course, il there.
but the most distinct Is Rabbit
brush, or lance leaf yellow brush.
which is conspicuous on the plains
east OF the Cascades this time Of
year. Rabbit brush is not con-
sidered Of much value as forage
plant and usually appears on
plains which have been over
grszed, but may acquire more inn
portance in the future. Indians
have used IL as a crude chewing
gum and science recently has
recognized II as feasible source
of rubber supply.
Another desert flower on display
is red root eriogonum. Of the buck
wheat family. bushy plant with
blooms varying from pale gray to
deep rose.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-13
Little Theaier
Tryouis Sunday

Tryouts for the Taeoms Little
Theaisr's forthcoming workshop"
productions are 70 be held this
Sunday and Monday, Oct. ~ and
- at the Little Thsster. 30 No.
I 81 TyoUts win begin on both
nights at 7 20 p. m. Amateurs and
beginning actors are especially
urged 10 attend the tryogts. -
the workshop productions are
plsnhsf particularly for younger
and inexperienced actors Who wish
10 learn stage technique
Three oBs-aet plsys. 70 - a.
rectsd BY three different directors
from the Little Thesisf ttsff. are
10 BE- produced on the workshop
program. Heller Ketchsm. chair
mar q the workshop COMMITTEES.
announces that all types and ages
q actors q both sexes VIII BE-
In demand for the shows
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-13

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-13
Jewish Soldiers
Entertained Here

More than $50 Jewish service
men from FIT. Lewis area. far from
home and their own families. were
extended cordial home hospitality
by Jewish homes and houses of
worship during the recent Jewish
New Years and Day of Atonement
holidays. Made possible through
the efforts of the Jewish Welfare
board army and navy committees.
a unit of the National Jewish We'll
fare board included in the y. 3.
O., homes in Seattle, Tacoma and
Olympia were opened TO Jewish
soldiers during the holidays.
Testifying to the success Of the
program are the many expressions
of gratitude which have been re-
ceived by Rabbi b. !. TRIGGER. rep
resentative of the National Jewish
Welfare board, both from the men
and their families back home.
Despite its small Jewish popula-
ton, Tacoma entertained SO serv-
ice men in its Jewish homes. On
Yom Kippur night a dance was
held in the vestry rooms of the
Talmud Torah synagogue for 100
selectees under the auspices Of the
Jewish Welfare board.
The next dance will be at the
Temple Beth Israel under the
sponsorship of the Tacoma Coun-
Gil of Jewish Women.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-13

len and Phyllis Ranch, who have
graduated from the Juvenile lodge
into the senior lodge, were initi-
atsd.
w. w. w. club met the first OF
this week with Mrs. Walter
Schodde as hostess. The group will
meet in two weeks with Mrs. Roy
Smith.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-13
SOUND NAkEk

me opening scene Of columb ls 9
Bachelors Babies" starts with
the sound Of someone being struck
before anyone Is seen. Then three
gangsters are shown beating up an
inoffensiye laundry owner. Ths
sound actually - made BY Slap
sic" Make Rosenbloom elapping
Ms hsnds together.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-13
WjH WijllilssN\NNNW
Our " fe.!

After all. there Is nothing mere
exciting in the way Of battles than
those in which women fight for
their men and where the opponents
are evenly matched. those in the
ringside seats really get their
moneys worth.
It's like that At Sidney Deans
house for those who call to see
Our Wife" with Charles Coburn.
famous for his portrayal IN The
Devil and Miss Jones' and John
Hubbard in the supporting roles.
the cast tells its story as one
would expect such sterling per-
formers to do.
While the picture Is 10 a great
degree amusing, II also rings a
few bells in the dramatic line and
because the action Is well sustained
throughout. will prove entertain
ing for those who like their
comedy served with champagne.
In the companion spot IL "Har-
mon of Michigan a football yarn
starring Tom Harmon. Anita
Louise and Forest Evashevski. the
latter being Toms teammate dur
ing his college days at Michigan.
A guy can't be everything
and Harmon Is a better football
player than he is an actor but the
picture stresses football more than
it does drawing room love-making
and that keeps the Michigan ace
right where he belongs 3. most
of the time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-13
Nickel School
Lunch Granted
Buckley to Serve
Noon Lunch TO All

BUCKLEY Acceding to a re.
quest made by the Marion Mothers
club. the Buckley school board
voted this week to extend to ths
high school the five cent plate
lunch. which has been served al
the grade school for some time
The plate lunch is a complete hot
meal utilizing surplus commodi-
ties.
To fill the vacancy created by
the resignation of II. N. Phillips.
now at Gig Harbor, the board noti-
fled Supt. w. f. Daniel to award a
contract to James Addison of Sc
attic. NJ. f. Olene. science teacher
in the Buckley school for many
years. was elevated to the position
of principal.
Students at the Buckley schools
will get vacation next Monday
when members of the faculty will
attend the Washington Education
association meeting being held in
Tacoma.
Set Cleanup Day
The Finnish Hall association met
at their hall four miles west of
Buckley Thursday night to con-
duct business meeting. Plans
were made to hold cleanup day
this Sunday, October II.
A committee composed of Joe
Salmonson. Andrew Rautio and
Bill Poutt have called FOR bids on
the remodeling and repairing of
the dining room of the hah. Plans
were also laid for the opening fall
dance TO be held in the hall Sat
urday, October rs.
Eagles Initiate
Buckley's quota for new mem
bership in the Eagles has been set
at "a, which together with the old
membership will bring the total
membership of the Buckley lodge
to about $50 The Buckley Aerie
will hold initiation of class of
candidates in the local hall Friday
evening. Following the ceremonies
clam feed will be served in the
dining room with Tom Boyle and
Vernon Vesey in charge.
Welcome Pastor
The Rev. and Mrs. Orr A. Cheek
and son who came to Buckley from
Raymond, will be honored Friday
evening when members of the con-
gregation of the Community
church gather for a no-host seven
o'clock dinner in the church par
lors.
Oranges Meet
Marion Grange No. 276 was host
this week at a gavel meeting. The
Sumner grange took charge of the
meeting and the Lecturers club
put on a program for which vari-
Gus Oranges provided musical
numbers, stunts or readings.
Vice President Visits
State Vice President Esther Nor
gan of Shelton was a special guest
this week at the Degree Of Honor
meeting. The Misses Patricia Al
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-13
SMALLEST OFFICE

Paulette Goddard and Bob Hope
played one lengthy scene IN Para
mounts Nothing but the Truth
in a four-foot square office that
contained a desk. chair and hat
rack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Don't Strain Your Face

her eyebrows and her hands. To
show disgust she endeavors to
tilt her nose and she blinks her
eye shutters. When intolerant or
angry she clicks her teeth to-
gether, does her mouth into a
purse string which will cause
I'D and down wrinkles to appear
on her upper lip.
Surprising that the human
face can stand the strain. In
time il doesn't; il gives way and
flops into tissue pleats-
Use the eyes, dear girl. for
expression. They are equal to
all expressive needs. If you like
to make gestures with your
hands. see that they are graceful
ones. and don't fling your arms
in the air.
Be particularly mindful of the
expression of your mouth. Hard
lines can become permanent
fixtures. Eyes stay always the
same. but the mouth is what one
makes il. Paste that on your
looking glass and read it once
a day. L.
are > courageous, spirited. gay
and tolerant are the ones who
have few beauty woes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Vegetable Pickup

WANT TO perk up Winter
vegetables Mock Hollandaise
Sauce Will do the job. Its rich
golden color makes pleasing
contrast 10 the green of broc-
coli. brussels sprouts, caullflower
or asparagus. This amount will
Yield six servings:
Mock HolIendeise Sauce
l teaspoon butter
2 tablespoons flour
- cup evaporated milk
Il teaspoon salt
y teaspoon pepper
Few grains cayenne
2 egg yolks. well beaten
4 cup butter
! tablespoon lemon juice
Melt butter. blend in flour.
Then add milk, salt. pepper and
cayenne. Cook until thickened.
stirring constantly. Remove
from heat and drop in egg yolks.
Add butter. bit by bit, blending
well. then add lemon juice. Pour
over vegetable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

Don't forget liver! It's tops
when soaked for 10 minutes in
milk to cover, then dipped IN
seasoned flour and fired quickly
in hot bacon fat. Cooking viii
take 10 TO IS minutes. but turn
the meat constantly during this
time. Fry the bacon first and
keep il hot in small pan on top
of the range or in a warm oven
Mixed Grill
When you think that you're
going to have a very hungry hus-
hand home 10 dinner, prepare a
mixed grill as pictured. Grease
the hot bnoiler rack with piece
Of suet Anoint the lamb chcps
with slight rub Of cut garlic or
onion and olive or salad oil.
Place under broiler and scar
on one side. Sprinkle with salt
and pepper; turn. Scar on other
side. Then reduce heat and add
the SauSageS, later The tomatoes
brushed with buiieT). mash-
rooms and bacon. All are ready
to be served together!
When company is coming
there are some specials which
you may wish 10 serve spur
of the moment combinations.
Apples. come baked in cans all
ready for serving cold or hot.
Then there are variety OF
CheeSes for dessert after a
rather sweet or heavy meal.
For Dessert
Particularly exciting now at
dessert time is a food product
new in Detroit. It's a fluff type
marshnallow mixture which is
excellent for cake frostings. But
then again ii is versatile.
II may he used in so many ways.
Use it with any fruit alone or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
First Cedar Chest

FORERUNNER OF the mod
ern cedar hope chest. according
TO the Cedar Chest Manufacture
ers of America, was followed
out log. the first piece OF
furniture to be constructed by
primitive man. .
This log covered with animal
skins served the cave dweller
as table, chair and. when
moving time came around. as a
trunk. In II. as the glamour
girl of today stores her linen,
primitive man kept his rude
tools. food supply and the bright
pebbles which caught his fancy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Beauty Foe

FEAR IS a destructive emo
ton. it disfgures beauty, and
uses up physical and mental
forces. Worry is fear that
something terrible is going 10
happen. Jealousy is the fear of
losing ones loved one Selfish
ness is fear that some luxury or
pleasure may escape one. Get
rid of fear; it is a devastating
influence.
The opposite of fear is cour-
age, and the woman who is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

blend with mashed bananas or
peanut butter for sandwich
spread.
Fine also as topping for hot
cocoa and chocolate milk shakes.
II makes delicious fudge and
can be used with shredded cocoa
nut, raisins. chopped nuts and
candied fruits.
Again =. dinner for two is
fun to prepare. Just spend a
few extra moments looking over
YOUR grocer's shelves or the mar
ket displays. There you il get
OTIS of ideas for simple and un-
usual foods 10 keep your menus
full of variety.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Helen Says Wedding Vows
Improve With Repetition
By HELEN ROWLAND

enough not TO have any impede
menta for the bridegroom TO
stumble over in his hour of
torment. He may not be too I'M
conscious to humble impreca-
tons that are out of tune with
the moment.
At her first wedding. a girl
often suffers from self-conscious-
ness and acts like a sleep
walker. She can't tell you a
thing about il, afterward. A
murderer, at his own hanging, is
no nearer to being a corpse.
They really should have an am
bulance, instead of a limousine,
to carry her away in.
BUT. AT her second venture,
her eyes are wide open and moth
ing escapes her. from the beauti-
fui words of the ceremony TO
the way the bridegroom has lied
his cravat and what her best
friends are wearing. She walks
with a firm step and knows all
E her lines. like a Broadway &C
treSs after a long run.
Still, think wedding guest
gets a lot more excitement and
thrills out of a wedding than the
bride and bridegroom do. adore
weddings-they are more dra-
matte and colorful than a tech
nicolor screen play. And, some
how, you always feel sure that
the marriage will click, and be
ecstatically happy!
Distributed by King Features synd-' Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

also keeps the foods TO he used
in leftover dishes at minimum.
Many arc The possibilities with
-T-bone or cube steaks moth
ing for the next day when these
are served. S'uff. serve plain or
brown in cornflakes :. our old
favoriie 4he pork chop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
How we have enriched Maxwell House
for your greater coffee enjoyment

famous old Maxwell House in Nashville,
people have hailed this famous coffee with
delight. And todsy-millions of coffee lovers
are saying, "This new Maxwell House is
richer than eperr'
1t is roasted by the Radiant Roast" proc:
ess packed insthe Vita-Fresh vacuum tin
ga Maxwell House that's $50 richen in
extra-Havor coffees! Maxwell House is priced
to please your purse, too. Try il to experience
q truly fine coffee! A Product Of General Foods
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

mistress of her thoughts has
cultivated that quality. She
isn't one who stays awake at
night. gets up heavy-headed and
swollen eyed in the morning
because of some dread that she
has created in her own mind.
What's done is done, she tells
herself, and what will be, will
be. II misfortunes come her way
she'll face them. Worry is weak
ening; she will have none OF II.
She is a woman unafraid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

ply drop the contents Of a num-
Der one can into a thin white
sauce. well seasoned with but
ter. pepper and salt. and you'll
smack your lips. Serve with a.
tossed green salad and melba
Q toast.
Also in small cans arr peas
asparagus. pineapple and other
vegetables and fruits It's buy
inc for two in the smallest guam
titles available that helps 10 cut
down the budget This policy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Sesfood Speoialties
Irish Stew
--
Winners

ANNOUNCEMENT OF the
prize winners in The Detroit
Times Irish Stew contest has
been postponed until next wee.;
because we have received 50
I,many. many recipes for making
Zithe classic.
The names Of the winners will
appear on the women's pages
next Thursday. January 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
BY HELEN FoLLETT

THIS DAY we'll have a little
confidential talk with the girl
who makes grimaces when she
talks. Or maybe it will be a
bawling out-which is coming 10
her. She is on the way to collect
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Ge+tingD
Two
Is Easy
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

DINNER FOR two Is nc trick
. today. Why. one hardly has TO
worry about leftovers, for foods
come canned and packaged In
such small amounts just
. right for the bride and groom.
Then coupled with this Is the
ease of food preparation
in The broiler. or on the range
, surface, in the electric rooster.
. waffle iron. sandwich grill, small
table casserole or chatting dish.
Let's think through the posi-
bilities in packaged and canned
F. foods. There are number one
size cans of tuna fish to be
creamed and served hot over
toast points in timbals or tart
shells. Use il in salad, II you
wish, and dress up with a few
sailed almonds right on top.
Sesfood Speeialties
Crabmeat comes in tn csc
small cans and is best ever fixed
with cheese sauce and noodles.
Or if you like salmon soup, sim
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

a multitude Of wrinkles and.
anyhow. she doesn't look pretty
when she does if.
When she talks, she talks all
over. Face, hands. shoulders An
unnecessary waste of energy. To
express surprise she must lift
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

THERE'S good reason why you'll enjoy
i this marvellous new Maxwell House. IL is
s5% richer in choice, extra flavor cofees
from Central and South America! These bet
ter coffees have always been limited in avail
ability. But our buyers are now able to obtain
the quantities we need for Maxwell House
and each variety adds its own special favor.
body or fragrance TO the exclusive Maxwell
House blend.
Ever since it was first introduced at the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

1T Is becoming such a popular
custom TO resmarry your ex-
husband that I'm beginning TO
wonder il women divorce their
husbands just for the thrill OF a
second wedding. You see, they
were all in fog. and missed the
best part of the first wedding.
The holidays have been filled
with weddings and reconcilia-
tions, and I've had the time OF
my life! Every woman enjoys a
wedding. even if she is just gate
crashing and doesn't know the
names of the principals. Any
body's wedding, except her own,
if it's her first.
SHE Is too nervous and eX-
cited, the first time she trails
up the aisfc,-te- notice mHeh-ef
TO get a real kick out of. playing
the star role. She often has as
terrible a case of stage fright as
the bridegroom.
Every girl is so desperately
anxious to make her first we'd
ding a memorable affair because
she honestly intends it TO be her
last. She wants a crowd of wit
neSseS in her hour of triumph,
a lot of bridesmaids to back her
up and her picture in all the
society pages.
THAT'S WHY I have always
wondered why so many brides
choose June instead of Deem
Der for the wedding month. De-
cember. when rejoicing and hap
piness and gayety of spirit are
in the air, and all the world
looks like a wedding cake!
At her first wedding. a girl
always wants to wear white
satin, and insists upon having
a six-yard train, like a winding
sheet, dragging behind her.
Some brides look lovely in
white, but others look CHASTITY.
THE SECOND time a woman
marries, she can't wear white,
so she brightens up the scene
by wearing something more
cheerful and dispenses with the
winding sheet. She knows
Evening star., 1941-05-16
EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON 1941

Grace 6. Mason: is' sess u st. se.;
the Rev; Peter P. ,dSs Rakowski. -.
ETs Hs.noT ST0Sk Bse. S soS9 30 Grant crsis na
Judge Robert e. Mattingly.
Benny oliyenbaum. q, b109 3rd st. NV,
yad. Yna Florence nLs.1 L Abrsmoxitz 49, New
Charles H. Russell. .26. sos Florida ave.
Edwards st. NV; Judge Robert e. Mat
Ralph c. stanard. 90, Mobile. Ala, and
Nancy C.; Ketz, 21. this city; the Rev.
james mes o,o ,Glendin1ing aad jri 23; Fort Col d
4434 Volta pl. NV: the Rev. F. e.
Howard Hines. 50. and Thelbert Hampton.
~; Rsv noth OF & l33s 18th st. NV: the
Arnold J. Auerbsch. as, a1s Decatur st.
NV. and Dorothy H. Lewis, 10, 2S2O
Connecticut ave. NV; Rabbi Gersten-
Issued at Rockville.
joseph nDh Fletcher poln - % and Evelyn C. Red
Jacob Reichert, %, Quantico Va, and
Ethel May Davis 20, WASHINGTON;
Anarew drew B Norris. Fl, Bethesda. Md, and
william J. % BroWer, jr. IT, IS. nssSh WssRinston,
and Willie M. Beall 23, Darnest0wn, Md.
Ada Mae Bonavita, 81, Chevy Chase, Md.
"a, both Of Washington.
John M. Wigglsworth, 2s. Washington. and
virginia 3; Ryan. %, Chevy Chase, Md.
Ernest w. Smith, .32, Roam Mountain.
Tenn, and o. Louise Freeman. 20. Wash
James T. King. 49, and Olive Z. Edwards.
81; both OF Washington;
Nd, and Ber6Sra 4. Richmond. Il.
Chevy Chase. Md.