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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-25
zu(an1merarbett in
kriegsfQbrung geplant
bon Koo(e0elt
Spdter Pin,u,iehune Rnblanos, bollanos
,lno Der Oominien Don 6rof 23ritannten

aabe ibrer ardite 5ur Grreihnns
oes eemeiniumet 3ipedes beisutra.
een. Sor AbihluB ser aesenmdrti,
gen 9eratl,nsen oiirfttn tpeitere
Dtitteilungen in ser Sad]e nidt aus.
gegeben lperoen.
Ghurhia into ieine Besleiter to-
men III einem Jln9selig bier an. Ole
griten pnroen bon 8ooiebeIt per.
i0nlitb auf Dem Jlueplab begriiBt.
Gieie aonferen3 1T eine 6ortiet.
5llns Ser aonierens auf Dem Mtlantic
i'm Sominer bieies Sabres, no bie
gemeiltlamen aht Vnnfte aussegebet
lpuroen.
Nnn uber ipl,roe befannt gegeben,
Oab Sic GunferenS iid) nit Der al,
fiinftisen ariegsfiibr,,ng befaBt unn
es miro bor allem cine 0eritGnol-
sung iiber gerneiniame Mftionen 81
iinOen nub bisber iuuroe befanntge,
sebelt, OaB oas arieestbeater Ser
|gansen 8elt in bier 3onen eingeteili
tuurOe. Cine bopon lit europa. bie
;tpeite lit ser Ea5ifif, Sic 9ritte lit
China nno Snbien uno Oie pierie
Gone umfabt Sen Itlantif uno bas
Wittelmeer.
God, 1pdre es perfriibt GinSelbei.
ten 81, beridten. Oenn ollie bier 81.
nen bes &rieges ,Daben ale oieielbcn
@iinIte lrno bieie ;u eriiillen, iii
cine 9tieienauigabe: tShneu uno f..
der Sic Irlneen umo Sdiiie nit Gr'
iat unO ariegsmaterial 5,l perioreen
uno cine bieier Sauptaufgaben iii
Ser &alnpf segen. Die Sapaner, oenr
man eriieht aus BEN 9tafrihten pom
arie9sId,auplat gan5 OeltlidJ, mas
Die Sapaner notig baben: Sel uno
| Oieies ibuen ab5uihneioen lit oie
Sauptauisabe. Sel uno 8aiolin be.
n0iiat sic slhIe ppr allem, 2ebens.
nlittel fommen in jlpeiter 2inie in
9etrudt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-25
ySieg iiber Sas 6ifertnms III eiuer
annbgebnns ais Der NIT ben S'e'
ipredjnnaen perfolate 3,ue6
be;sihnet.

@uiGiugtpn. Ger britiid)s Sre-
mierminiiter &initon GburhiG iii
ilt Oen gereinistcn Staaten eingc,
trofien, iun iid, init bem Erdiioentc,,
HooIepelt in ollen NIT Sen TRIGGER.
iiden Mabnabmen in 3uIun,nleu=
bang itebenben Sragen 5u beiprehen.
vSerr GburhiG lit Ser Golt Ses
GrdiiOenten." lautete Die gefourt'
mahung hes 9eiudes.
v@tit Sen 8eiprehuugen. sic i'm
Sauie Ser ll1hiten paar Gage bon
Sem SrGiiOenten ,,no oem Grenlier,
lniniIter uno Sen tehniid)en Sud.
ueriiunoigen geflcgeu tperoen, ip;rb
natiirlih nnr eill s3iuef in Der
Sauptlafe uerfol9t - ser @eltiieg
iiber SaS oitlertunl. Gs iii Dies cine
auigabe, ser iih eelneiniam init ms
nod .nund)e anbere 9tationen lpib.
men. Sie seseninirtigen 8aIbiug'
toner Yeipredlneen iollten mitbin
als Sorbereitung .peiterer Sonic
reltjen betrahtet iperoen, 81, oenen
auh HuBlano, Die 9&eoerlanoe inns
oie 9ominien oIfisiea bin5use5ose:1
lperbcn. ytan boiit, Oab es 5u elmer
einbeitlifen 3ltiamnleniaiiung aIIt,
ariegsnabnabmeu fommen miro.
s(n anoere gtationen miro Oas
Griuhen gcrid)tet iperoen, na0&ab,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-25
price ,piu Sic 3enj,.r
,uiinitte waitinatet,$
uaritelIen

Waibingtpn. Ypron Nrice. Der
BON Yriiioent Hoclepelt nit Dem
slmt zines amerifaniIden 3eniur'
oireftors bctral,t tpurOe. erflGrte,
feline erite slufgabe ,peroe es auer
Yorausii6t nod iein, Oie pielen, bon
Hegierungsleite bereits 9elteuo ge-
ra6ten gsiinide biniiGtlib ser Sn.
|formatipn. bie s,idt befalrntgegeben
iperSeu iouen. rjl,ia!,tnlet,suitellen
unb 81 fldren".
Vreiic ,uie &aOio, er0finete Oel
3enlur6ef baben linn bereits IN
6unocrten bon 8otifaiten ibre I'M
ltiit,,ng 5usciagt. Die Nerfiisuurs
oes Brdiioenten, nit Der bas 3enll,r,
amt MIN formeu errid)tet ,pllrle,
eibt bem 9ireftor ser nel,en M,nts-
Itslle nablolllte" 3ertiurbefl,gniiie
iiber Yoit, aabel, 9iooio ooer anoere
Weoien Ser llebermittlung BON ST.
formationcn iiber Sic Sereinigten
Stuaten binal,s. Mud Shifie. al,i
oenen Snfornationen ins IuslanO
bei0rbert iperSen f0nnen, fallen IN
oieie aategorie.
0urf Sen Mooiepeltihen Grlcb
miro Elm beionoerer geirat, einr rGen'
ioribip Holicp 8Oarb", erribtet, Der
Sen 2tniuroireftor il, prit5ipielle!i
ano ioldpn 5rage,, Die nit aooroi'
nierung unb Sntesrier,.ns Ser 3cn'
Inr 5u TIN ba6en, berGt. SorlitenSer
oieies Musihuiies lit oer General
poitmeiiter, ,t,to ipeiter geb0ren Dem
aonesil,m SSse.praiioent @allace
iuipie Sic sefretdre Ser Sdatamts=.
8riees. urS Wsarinereiiorts, ser 8ss
,erdlan,palt, Ser Sireftor 6es s(nl.
tes fir gfesierl,ngsberidte uno Der
Tireftor Ses rMmtes iiir SatiaGer
nno ,3iiiern" an.
| Der 3elliurOireftor erbdlt Yeius
uis, ale MabnaGlneu 81, ergreiien
Die ct i'm Sntereiie Der Ourbfiib
lr,lng ieiner 8oun,adten fir notrpeu
SIG unO siuadn.abig era6tet, Serip
nal bclteben6er Negierungs-Oi
|itellen s,t pertperfen uno lreiterss
Nerloi,al nod 8eoarf all5l,ltellen.
Das MbgeorOnetenbans paiiiert
uno iibermitteIte oem Senat i,l5lpi
| liden cine Gorlage, oie Sem Yrdiioen
I ten iueitsebenoe aontrous uno @e
braudsbefueniiie iiber orabtlid
Na6riHte,iberfebrsmittel sibt. lpen,
lie int Sntereiie Ser ariegiiiDrun!
benotigt tper9en
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-25

oen Ioroerungen Sitlers ,pesen 8e-
reitltellung Ser fran56iiiden 0lotte
NIT ieiuer Gbre nidt i'm Ginflang
bringen fonnte.
8aibington. Die &onferen5 lpegen
Nieoeridlaeung aller Streifs CAB
&ooiepelt sic 9eriiderung, Oab in
.sSuf,tnft Sic slrbeiterbertreten als
al,b sic Yrbeitgeber Sic bon Ger @es
sierl,,s selpiil,ihte Heseluns amer,
fenren ,mo BON Streits oOer Nus.
iperrultgen abieben.
Songfona. Die britiiben Sertei.
bigger bulten nod, imner aus gege,i
,el,e iapaniide Nngriffe. Die Supa.
ller ,,nternebmen 9onbrraneriffe
,,no sic Gerteioieer baben feine Wtus
nition mebr fit ibre sbtpebreeid)iike
Sm 9iiiden Ser Sapaner iinb ois
Gbineien icbr tatig r,nb iollen Biz
% Meilen an Songfong berange.
riicft iein.
&airp. G1,gfiid)e unterieeboote
grifien nad) 2ibpa beltimmte NdNen
Sransporte ali. ,,nl General Hpm.
mels Mrlnee III 2ibpen 5u ihipGd)en
Ser llab Iniiht Ser Gngldnoer ieineu
Iebten Stano bel 8engbaii il abge
rieeelt iiebt burb eneliid)e Sruppen
Die als berloren eeeolten unr nl,T
aus ser @iiite tpieoer auisetauh'
iinO.
8orneo. Solldl,oer trasen niel ii
ser gerteioisuns Der Ebilippiner
BEL. Jlieeer fdmpfen Seite an Get
te, nit GnsIGnoern nno a,nerifa
nern nno baben tneitere brei iapa
niihe Sransportidifie perienft.
Aafe Sslanb. Sieier Stiispunt
Mmerifas i'm Ha5ifif ideint nod IA
tGeisem &f gegen Sic Sapaite1
nuu in ieinoli6e S6noe geraten 81
iein. &aoioperbinoung lit gum Stia
itano 9efommen miro bon Baibing
ton aus gemelbet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-25

Sm @egenias 5u Dielen anoeren
Spoultrieoipeigen buben Irbeitgeber
nnb Betpertid)aften i'm Giienbabn=
tpeien unieres 2anoes beipieien baB
9obnfonflifte nidt obne tpeiteres 81,
Streifs fiibren miiiien Ionoern NIT
einiger Geoulo. @ernllnit ,lno BET
oerieitisem guten gSiuen iebr tuobl
am Ierbanolunsstiih eereselt iuer.
sen f6nnen. 3ipar IGBt iid einiuen-
ben bob 6ie 8abnen oen Mrbeits-
frieben teuer erfauien nlbten, oenn
ibre suIaUlid,en jiibrliden Mebr-
olls9aben tparDen ilmtlerbin auf
800 bis $50 Miuionen Collars. uer-
aniblagt. Mber es bleibt Soh babei
81, beoenfen, -oaE Oie v8rotberbooos"
QoB,iteigerungen bon insgelmnt
900 Wfiuionen geioroert batten,
tpabre,to nnoerarieits Die BON Yra.
itbent MooIeoelt eineeiette Inter.
iuHiin9s- -abnuniiiion bereits eispa
270 WiIliohen betpilligen iuollte Sie
gripetfibaften ,nubten iid) lesten
Gi,oes nit eineln Grittel ibrer ure
ipriinelidrn 6oroer''lls 5,'frieoens
ecben.
!, 81. bcfiirhten lit alleroillgs, oaB
oie Babnen Die ibneu lllnmebr auf,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-25
5ieQ ner Tfrnunft

erlegten MteDrfoiten uui oas 8llbli-
fum in Sorm boberer sSradttariie
ab5uipilsen iuben. Is bleibt ieoof)
ab5uiparten, ipie iib sic Snterltate
Commerce Gommiiiion 81. oielen
Soroerungen itellen miro. .
0ie grobe 8eoeutlsng oes Ab'
tommens liegt oarin, bab cine Der
erabten se,uerfidaitliben Srgani.
iationen Ses 2anbes bon ibrem mid.
it9lteh 0rudmittel, oem Streif,
teinen 8ebral,d) ,nad)te, ion0ern
ernitli6 beitrebt lpar, cine giitli6e
ginisl,ns berbei5ufiibren. anen an
oeren Shliiiielinbultrien Oes San'
oes lpurbe oamit Elm 9etipiel &c.
liefert, oas int Sntereile Ser @eiamt.
belt Mababmung fin0en iollte. 81
llltirnaten an sic llnterneDmer oOer
einem l,mgefebrten Yetonen oes
,,Serrn>inl=&a,,s" lStanOpunftes III
feline ,3eit nebr borGan0en. Gana
abgeleben 0abon, Oab ipeoer Der
aonereb nod oas Beibe Saus in
ser Stinlmultg iinov tatenlos Ser
ipeiteren Mustragl,ng pribater 8irt'
Id)aitsf1mpfe allf Soften Ser slllgc'
mcinbeit uno Der Niiitans ldnger Sll'
5uieben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-25
5 Il. >. Rai,Htl<i4iiic
an u>eitfmite ai,eeeriiier,

@aibington. Sie Satiahc, Oaf
ieinolihc ll-goote bei angriiien aii
orei amerifaniitbe Sanoelsid)iife al
ser &iiIte bon &uliiornien Oanebens
yeihoilen baben, iiibrts SIT ser Mn,
naDme. Oab Die iapaniihen lts8oot:
aapitine nefoos gelporoen iino.
8ei einem I'M Sinfen begriifenel
amerifaniihen SranspurtIdiff fe1
erten iie allem ariegsred)t entgegen
iogar a,,i Die 9tettllugsboote.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-25

GitalGn>er irtasttei,
8eii,bet,at,eriiie
GDn Gt. u. Ynd,ta.

0pnoun. Sirefte Yunlbenirefier
ar,i oie Sbleuientore oes Srpdeu-
beds in 8relt, 6ranfreich, rid)teten
groBen SdaOen an. slut, iuuroe III
angriiien auf bie bel,tihen areuser
y0neiienau" imo ,Sharubprit" felt
seitellt b,lrh photographer, oaG III
ibiper baId)doigt iino.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-25
,,Ncrintaf,cie" tuirH
t,.ttt flMe3e,aatrxaer

@a7bineton. Die Sereinigten
|Stdaten iibernabmen Sen groben
Qurusoompier .Norn1altoie" Ser
Gran5Siii6en 2inie. Oas sdiff 1T
infoIse ieiher: @roBe gut seeienet fir
|l1mbait i,t eiden 0lussenetrager uno
sic 0inie miro enti11oiet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-25
8ra,atttti4 ais
Heerfmtrer eittlaiiei,

Berlin. @eneralfelomarIdau bon
Brauhitid perabihieoete iih OILS
Gberbefeblsbaber in einem Cages
befebl. gr CAB &er5leioem alS ur-
tpdre nidt mebr einberltanoen getpe-
'iade on. Anoere 8erihte iagen, ct
len init. Sitler iiber einen iofortisen
Nneriff eeeen sic eneliiden SnieIn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-25
wereietiletp ertGh
kci1tnt0ntNc IN Stbiric,,

Mpstan. .gtaridall Woroid)iloip,
Dem aln 9. Nobember Die GerteiOi
gung SeninsraOs iibertrasen mar,
tpurOe iest mad, Sibirien selan0t,
nno gum Beieblsbaber Ser Sruppeil
i'm ssernen Siten ernonut.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-25
6i,,iten f1telNei, aud
cine SctuietsQ) )ffe,tjipe

Seliingfi. Die Soapiets baben cine
rallgemeine Sffenlipe" i'm 8ebiete
bon Sita am Siioelloe oeS Snegas
Sees. Mud) in ben iiiolihen Jeilen
oes Gitlid)en aarelien iino Die 8uiien
iebr titig.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
Commissioners 10 Attend
poIice-Firemen's Benefit

The three District Commissioners
have accepted invitations to attend
the annual Police -Firemen's Benefit
Day at Griffith Stadium next Satur-
day, 1t. John Agnew, general chair
man and athletic director, an
nounced yesterday.
Commissioners Young, Mason and
Kutz will occupy a special box with
high-ranking officials Of the Police
and Fire Departments. The police
drill team Is the same one that
scored hit at the New York
Worlds Fair two years ago. The
firemen's team will execute its ma
neuvers from a 65-foot tower. John
G. Davis is leader Of the police
team, and Clement Murphy and
Capt. H. F. Harding are in charge
of the firemen's drills. The Metro
politan Police Boys Club. the Ma
tional Training School Band and
the Chestnut Farms-Chevy Chase
Dairy Band will play.
Other events include contests,
daredevil motorcycle stunts, a
softball game, and track and field
events. Jimmy Lake will be mas
ter of ceremonies, assisted by local
radio announcers.
The field day has drawn as many
as 10000 persons. 1t is for the
benefit of the Police Retiring As
sociation and the Firemen's Relief
and Retiring Fund. Tickets are 81.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
Laurence Olivier Made British Lieutenant;
ViYien Leigh Cooks for Him in Cottage

up q four-figure Hollywood salary
to accompany her husband to Eng
land where, she tells me, she'll stay
until the end of the war.
While she is rehearsing in Lon
don, Miss Leigh gets up at dawn
for the long train ride to town.
"And I get back at night at about
8, just in time to get dinner ready
for us both"
Offered S100, 900 q Picture.
According to Miss Leigh, her hus-
band was offered 100000 per pic
ture to stay in Hollywood. But he
preferred to come back to England,
where his salary as sub-lieutenant
has been Z pounds (about s2S)
per week.
Eve were quite hard up when
We left America" Vivien tells me.
mot only did we lose money in our
stage Romeo and Juliet but we also
had to pay a British as we'll as an
American income tax. I really feel
that any one who is British and is
in America, and can do something
to help, should come back TO Eng
land. Although, of course, that is up
to the individual"
When I suggested to Miss Leigh
that the large sums Of money earned
by English actors in Hollywood and
sent to this country are of great
help, she agreed and added:
But they are awfully pleased here
when you do come back actually
to share in what they are going
through. Personally I find it tre-
mendously exciting during air raids,
except when bombs are whistling
close to you."
Wants to Remain.
Mr.. Olivier's chief fear at the
moment, according to his wife, is
that some one in the propaganda de-
partment will decide to use him in
films and take him away from his
present Job Of plotting trsinees In
the fleet air arm.
He has worked 50 hard to get
Evening star., 1941-08-17
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM,
Correspondent of The Star and North
American Newspaper Alliance.

LONDON, Aug. 16 CBy Wireless). g.
isn't it wonderful, Larry's just
been made a lieutenant" says
Vivien Leigh.
The new pilot officer in his
najesty's feet air arm is Laurence
Olivier, who returned to England
with his wife, Miss Leigh, from Hol-
lywood last January.
Larry had already done 200 hours
In the United States before he came
back here" continues the girl you
know best as Scarlett O'Hara, "and
he joined the feet sir farm last
March as a sub-lieutenant. He told
me of his promotion when he came
home last night"
Home for Mr.. and Mrs. Olivier
Is house near the coast in South
east England. 1t was chosen by
Viviens because of its proximity to
her husbands work.
But now that I am rehearsing
for place and haven't much time
for housewcrk, we will get smaller
house which can be run easily by
our one maid,7 says the actress who
has been doing cooking and clean
Ing, and says she actually loves 1t.
In Shaw Play.
"The Doctors Dilemma" by Shaw,
Is the play picked by Vivien for her
return to the English theater. She
plays the part recently performed
in New York by Katherine Cornell.
The play, with Miss Leigh and
the rest of the cast, has IL weeks
of touring the provinces before
opening in London.
But I shall come back every
Evening star., 1941-08-17
Happy Harry Sells Gasoline
To 'Dopes' Who Run Out of 1t
Hoekie Charges EN- Two GoIIons for ST
When. Cors Are StoIIed at Night

July sales, he pointed out, the re-
duction would mean nothing with
the wane Of the tourist season.
Wrong Procedure"
In general, however, the reverse
was true. OF the million cars
operated daily In New York, only
about 100000 are transient; and
July sales throughout the city are
20 per cent lower than September
sales, because many motorists are
out Of town on vacation.
Thus, operators explained, the
cut generally may amount to 30
per- cent or more Of the fuel nor
mally available.
Charles Moore. president of the
West Side Garage Owners Associa-
ton, said of rationing, this is
obviously the wrong procedure, and
1t will not obtain the required result
fairly and justly. Such orders
merely upset the public and, in so
doing, upset our business"
Evening star., 1941-08-17
EnqIish Children Return
To London on Clipper
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-Three
British children, the youngest T.,
left on the Dixie Clipper today for
their homes in England, where their
mother felt they would be safe" and
well fed. Fifteen of the Al pas
sengers were bound for Lisbon.
The children-Christine Mary IL
lingworth, 13; her sister, Jane Hol-
den, 2, and brother, John Sanford,
10-expected to rejoin their mother,
Mrs. Oswald A. Savage, and their
stepfather in London next week.
They had been in this country since
October, 1899, a month after the
war started.
I'VE want to go back to share the
hardships Of other English chill
dren," Christine said. I'VE had a
wonderful time here, but I don't
think lost my British accent"
Also aboard were John D. Kear-
ney, newly-appointed Canadian
High Commissioner to Fire; 1t. Col.
Robert A. Mcclure, Assistant Mill
tary Attache to the American EN-
bassy, London, and Mai. Thomas S.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-The new
gasoline rationing plan inspired
grumbling among service station
men generally in midtown Manhat-
tan today-but It was just ray
of sunshine to Happy Harry the
Hackie."
If there are racket possibilities in
q situation, Harry can scent them
out. Repeal put him out of the
bootlegging business, the pari-
mutuel machines ruined his once
bustling bookmaking business, but
the recent nighttime blackout on
gasoline sales has given him enough
side money to broaden his grin.
II carry extra gasoline" he ex-
planned. when some dope gets
stalled at night because he runs out
of gas. / drive up and sell him two
gallons for 81. This last week
make more from gas than from
fares"
Bigger Business-Now."
He frowned at first when told
that a new plan of gasoline con-
servation had been put into effect,
but regained his grin when told
that 1t called for a 10 per cent re-
duction in deliveries to Eastern
States and that the service station
attendants wsuld see to the ration
ing themselves.
That's great" he said. "I get me
bigger business than ever now"
Approximately a million cars
operate In New York City daily-the
greatest number anywhere in the
Nation-and consume the largest
quantity of fuel.
The owner Of station serving
tourists entering the city through
Lincoln Tunnel said the reduction
would not affect him. Based upon
Evening star., 1941-08-17

his promotion" she says, Sand he
wants to stay in service until the
end of the war"
asked her If they will then both
return to Hollywood.
"Who knows when that will be?"
she replied. Perhaps we'll be too
old then"
Miss Leigh Is n, Mr.. Olivier, "a.
"I feel better in health IN Eng
land" Vivien concluded, although
I'm beginning to miss the sunshine.
particularly lately, when 1t has
reined every day for the past three
weeks"
Evening star., 1941-08-17

week end to be with Larry" says
Vivien.
This will make life rather a rush
for her, particularly when she gets
as far north as Edinburgh. But that
should be easy for a girl who gave
Evening star., 1941-08-17
Congo Stores Gasoline

The Belgian Congo has ordered
that half the gasoline taken into
the country be held as q reserve.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
T1mberman and Capt. Gordon r.
Kifnbrell, United States Army, re-
ported to be military observers for
the Government.

Print silks worn by London women
show cigarette ends, scarlet-tipped
with lipstick, on white background.
Evening star., 1941-06-15

WHAT IS THE CHARGE
AGAINST HIM, eCneo?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
Requirement of Dessert Is That 1t Tastes Good!
Housewives Agree Sweets
Should Also Be Nutritious
Good Food Value Is an important Requirement; Two
Delicious Pudding Recipes 0ven

slt Z. cup light brown sugar.
firmly packed. eggs yoiks.
slightly beaten. IL teaspoons Va
mia. s slices stale bread, cut n
4 inch cubes. eggs whites, I ia
blespoons sugar.
Add chocolate 10 milk and heat
in double boiler. When chocolate
IS melted, beat with rotary egg
beaten until blended. Add salt.
Combine brown sugar and egg
yolks: add chocolate mixture
gradually. stirring vigorously. Add
vanilla. Combine bread and ehoe-
olate mixture and let stand 10 10
Is minutes, stirring occasionally.
Turn into CREASED baking dish,
place in pan Of hot water, and
bake In moderate oven $50 degrees
F. } 30 minutes, or until almost
set. Beat egg whites until foamy
throughout: add sugar. 2 table
spoons al a time. beating after
each addition until sugar Is
blended. Then continue beating
until mixture will stand in peaks.
Pile merngue lightly in mounds
to form a border around edge Of
pudding. Sprinkle meringue with
shaved chocolate and continue
baking minutes longer, or until
meringue is dehcstely Drowned.
Serve warm or cold.
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Come and Sc" Tours Made
By Three Catholic Agencies

Ozanam Home: Mr.. Arthur
Brown, Mr.. Doug Dyckman. Mrs.
Florence Foley, Mr.. J. Peter P.
Healy. Mr.. George w. Hoffner, Mr..
Joseph Jacko. Mr.. J. r. Kelly. Mr..
Oscar Leblanc, Mr.. f. y. McDon-
nell, Mr.. Hugh McGavick, Mrs. J
F. Megary, Mrs. J. r. Merrick
Mrs. Frank M. Neumann. Mr.. A. NJ
Oswald, Mr.. Milton Richmond, Mr.
c. II. Rolfe, Mrs. f. d. Russell
Mrs. Peter Schmalz. Mrs. George
V. Shull, Mr.. August G. sousa
Mr.. George Vogel and Mr.. August
Won Boecklin.
In a caravan of seven cars, Is
girls from the upper school of the
Annie Wright Seminary were
taken Saturday morning to visit
st. AIMS Home, Ozanam Home
Tacoma Day Nursery and the USo
center at 10th and Pacific.
Thursday afternoon found two
groups taking Come and See
tours. Seven women from the
Westminster church. representing
the womens groups of the church
visited several of the chest agen-
cies, as did large group of men,
bers of the Rotary club.
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Irt the man do what he
chooses about furtbering your
friendship. or patching things mp,
hut do whatever You can 10
smooth out the relationship be-
tween the girl and yourself.
Continue 10 he just as friendly
toward her NJ you have always
been. and try 20 put her nj her
ease by overlooking her embar-
rassment.
II viii doubtless take time, hut
the result VIII he worth the
effort
Dear Miss Grey: ! would like
very much to get q recipe for a
sweet potato pie. Could you print
one for me a. soon as possible
NJ. p.
Dear NJ. r.: You may substi-
tute cooked, mashed sweet po-
tato for pumpkin In any good
pumpkin pie recipe. I shall
print . novelty sweet potato pie
recipe ] recently discovered, In
case that 10 what you want:
medium sired cooked sweet
potatoes
l recipe pastry
! tbep. flour
2 tb~p~. water
cup butter
l cup currant jelly
l tsp. cinnamon
u cup sugar
Slice sweet potatoes In pastry
lined pie pan. Pour over flour
and water paste. Dot with but
ter and jelly. sprinkle with
cinnamon and sugar. Criss-cross
top crust. Flute edge. Bake In
hot oven (a50 deg. F.) 10 min
utes. Serve hot or cold.
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the commander. snapped off the
radio and came forward from their
game.
Gentlemen. this is Pilot Officer
Baker from America-our new
squadron member" Morley said
He introduced to Tim a blond.
tousled young man with an aristo-
cratic profile. Flight Lieutenant
Starting Richsrdson."
Richardson shook hands with
Tim. Il hope you share our en-
thusissm for 'Shove-ha-penny' and
Lord Haw-Haw."
Tim grinned. I'D prefer Shove
Lord Haw-Haw.'
The group laughed. pilot Off
Ger Thorndyke," Morley went on.
Flying Officer Graves"
In the corner, upon worn
leather couch farthest from the
radio, an officer had been sleep
ing The sudden end Of Haw-
Hsw's honey-voiced Grafton Jared
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