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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
A YANK In THE Raj.
4 New Novel BY HARLAN THOMAS

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simultaneously pressed tho button.
For several moments. ~ they
flew on and banked. there was no
sound outside of themselves. Then
the stick Of bombs struck. The
whole yard sprsng into weird.
flashing light. A huge crash Of
thunder from below shook the
plane. The first explosions sprsng
into greater onss-red bursts on
top of white bursts: the ammu-
milton park had been hit.
At the same moment, the search
lights went on. Long. Pickering
beams whipped back and forth
across the sky. The second bomber
by now was over the objective.
Ack-ack fire broke out; they could
see the guns flashing and In an
instant the planv's whole interior
was liz UP BY the white. pink. vio-
lent bursts OF flaming onions
and shells. Traeers stresked pas,
the windows. The roar and crackls
were 20 loud that nothing could
be heard over the interoom. Nor.
ley grimiy held the plane on her
course: she shook and rocked. Tin
Eszed down. his face Earish against
the light. Harry. aft. grabbed his
guns; he looked ehost-like In tbs
sudden glare Of a white shrapnsl-
flash. One after another. the bomb
srs sailed over the yards. dropping
their salvos and trying 10 clear
out before the searching beams
caught them.
Morley was climbing rapidly. He
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
Today's
ReciDeS

STEAMED DOU0HNUTs WITH
CIDER RAfsIN SAUCE
q plain douGhnuts
"a cup brown sugar. firmly
packed
! Tablespoon oernstareh
teaspoon salt
I cup boiling cider
I teaspoon grated lemon rind
] tablespoon lemon Juice
, tablespoons butter
=, cup seedless rsisins
Place doushnu,s on rack In
steamer over boiling water: steam
1920 minutes or until hot. Mean
while make sauce a. follows; Com
bins sugar. oornstarch and SAT- !:
gradually stir In boiling cider
Bring 10 q boil and cook rs min
uiss. stirring until smooth, thick
ened and clear. stir In lemon Tind.
lemon juice. butter and rslslns.
Cook 2 minutes longer or until
rsisins are plump. Arrange hot
doughnuts on serving plates and
pour sauce over them. Yield: Q por-
tons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
Young Fellow Is Concerned
With Late Hours for Dates
No Girl Can Be lnsuted When Man Seriously Assumes
Responsibility AS Her Protector When E,eoriinq Her
Bv CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: What is a fellow supposed to do with
date that doesn't want to home at decent hour have
known several girls who seemed TO be nsuted If suggested
going home around midnight
Now I'm not prude and get along on as little sleep
the person. but hate to have girls parents think
I'm not fit person to take their daughter because
don't get her home at reasonable hour. Besides don't
like to have my parents think running around with
girls who aren't very particular
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
See New York
CHAPTER II

CHAPTER IL
They caught sight Of a ribbon
of moonlit river. miles below. They
checked with their maps. They
found the confluence Of q second
stream. dimly made out the APP
pointed landmarks. and believed
they had a sure bearing on the
BACKED out railroad junction
ahead. "we're getting there"
Morley spoke into his headphone.
Action stationsl"
Harry Baker hastily put his
magazine away and hraeed himself
at his guns. Tim crawled out Of
his seat forward into the under
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers 20 test
questions printed on the Editorial
page
4. King George VI. Pope Pi1s
XII. Victor Emmanuel Ill
2. False.
.. Duty, Honor. Country"
& Sea Of Nsrmora ana TIA
Aegean sea.
8. Day o. Atonsmsnt.
Q. Sculptor.
7. Roman Catholic.
O. Sweden
.. Handel.
10. True.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
Shortage
Promotes
Glass

The defense program puts a
priority on many metals Gus
tomarily used for cooking uten-
sils. But there are other kinds Of
pots and pans and kettles for the
America housewife. Among the
most practical is glass.
Science has been working for
years perfecting a glass which
will stand not only oven heat but
also the direct heat of the top Of a
gas. electric. or old-fashioned
range. One of the most recent
utensils Of glass u teapot. II
can sit right on top OF the stove
and then be taken In TO the tea
table.
Lucy Maltby. noted creator Of
American recipes. has worked on
this series of typically American
dishes which can be cooked in
glass. Miss Maltbys book, IT'S
Fun to Cook" her years of teach
ing and her thousands of recipes
used wherever delicious but SIM
pie food Is preferred. will make
her very welcome to our readers.
BELGIAN CARROTS
(Slx seryings)
Four cups sliced carrots. / cup
chopped onion. u cup chopped
parsley. / teaspoon sugar. 1 tea
spoon salt, u teaspoon pepper. 2
tablespoons butter. u cup water.
Place a layer OF carrots in a
well-greased casserole. Sprinkle
with onion. parsley and mixed
seasonings. Dot with butter. Re-
peat, having carrots for the top
layer. Pour water over carrots.
Cover and bake in a moderately
slow oven 1925 degrees F.) for
about one hour Serve at the ia
BILE in casserole.
Did you know that honey n a
very easily digested sugar and
that 1t can be used in many recipes
in place Of or with sugar? Try
using It in this apple recipe.
HONEY APPLE CRISP
tsix seryings)
Four cups sliced apples. !. cup
sugar. 1 tablespoon lemon juice,
II cup honey. Il cup flour. I cup
brown sugar. !. teaspoon salt, Z
cup butter. y cup walnut meats
(if deared).
Spread sliced apples in q cas-
serole. Sprinkle with sugar and
lemon juice and pour honey over
II all. Mix flour. brown sugar and
salt, work in butter as for biscuits.
m aking crum bly, mixture.
Spread these crumbs evenly over
apples and bake uncovered in a
moderately hot oven 1878 degrees
F. for 80 TO 40 minutes or until
apples are tender and crust 10
crispiy Drowned. Serve warm
right In casserole. Plain cream or
whipped cream with a dash Of Gin
namon sprinkled on top Ia deli
cious served with this dessert.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
HOUSEHOLD LINENS

It's very cosy TO have these lovely linens. The
stitch motifs with flet crochet border in pos for
towels, pillow and scors Po'tenn 1879 confons
transfer pattern Of motifs ranging from 3x5z inches
6Hxl3N nohes directions and charts for crochet mate
ros required Illustrations Of stitches Send ten cents in
coin ond or token for this potfern The Tocouo
Times Neeolecroft Dept. Write poiny pattern number
your name ond oooress.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16

Of consistency Of soft cream
cheese. Serve like whipped
cream or with jam and scenes
or toast.
Mock Devonshire Cream may
be made by MASKING 8 ounces
Of cream cheese. and beating In
=, cup heavy cream. beating un-
al smooth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16

OoH Whit 10 klNe liie hhpies
sion that I don't like the girl
am with, or that I'm not having
good time, because I do. or dom
60 with her the second time. But
no matter how much fun ! have
my sense OF pleasure takes def
mite nose-dive along toward
o'clock in the morning.
Is there any tactful way to
bring an evening to a close with
out hurting the girls feelings
JOE.
Dear Joe: Recently I read q
word Of advice TO q fellow dat
ing his best girl. Included with
a number Of very fine pointers
about the Importance OF making
= good impression on the girls
family by turning up on time
for a date. with shoes shined,
suit pressed. shirt clean, and q
pleasant. friendly. well bred
manner, was the suggestion that
he always take better care Of
the girl he takes out than she
would take Of herself.
This seems to me TO be the
best answer to your question.
Thinking back over the men
have known I realize that the
warmest spots In my heart are
for those fellows who did just
that. No girl can really be In
suited IL she knows that you are
taking seriously your RESPONSE
bilities as her protector while
she is with you.
or course, 1 don't mean to say
that a girl shouldn't know when
TO 20 home, and she should be
able TO take just rs good care OF
herself as you take Of her, but
there is something mighty flat
tering and confidence inspiring
about a man who makes his
girls welfare his first considera-
tion.
In the cases TO which you re-
fer tact Is a prerequisite, OF
course. But you can be firm
about II after you have given her
TO understand your reasons.
Dear Miss Grey: Do you have
recipe for a good cold chocolate
rauce. and one for Devonshire
Cream? A HOUSEWIFE.
Dear Housewife: think i
have just what you want.
Cold Chocolate Sauce
2 cups milk
III tbsps. cornstarch
2 squares unsweetened choco-
late
2 tbsps. hot water
2 eggs
q cup powdered sugar
/ tsp. vanilla
Scald az cups milk, add corn
. starch mixed with remaining
milk, and cook 8 minutes In
double boiler. Melt chocolate
over hot water, add 4 tbsps.
powdered sugar and hot water;
stir until smooth. then add TO
cooked mixture. Beat egg whites
until stiff, add gradually remain
ing sugar. and continue beating;
then add unbeaten yolls AMI stir
into cooked mixture; cook l
minute, add vanilla Cool.
Devonshire Cream
! at. milk. preferably not
pasteurized
] pit. heavy cream
Combine milk and cream. Put
In shallow pan. Set In cool place
and leave undisturbed for -
hours. Carefully set pan over
low heat. Heat slowly until top
crinlles. Remove from stove,
cool, and set In Ice box to chill.
Skim off cream, which viii be
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
MAPLE MARsHMALL0V
SYRUP

!, paeksttss lsz) mArshmalIs~s
cup water
10 Q drops maple flaysrins
Place msFshmsllows ara water
In a saucepan and heat slowly IN.
u msrshmsiioSs are melted. In.
crease heat and boil syrup for .
minutes Remove from heat ard
add fiavortng. Serve slightly
warm. MAKES IL cups syrup.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-27
MoOie Notes

Michele Morgan, who makes her Hollywood debut in the RKoN Ra- dio drama "Joan of Paris" will next be starred in 'iChallenge to the Night" The work of the British novelist Cecil Lewis, 1t was brought expressly for her, and will he pro- duced by David Hampstead,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-27

Victor MoI.aglen, who plays op- poSlte Edmund Lowe In RKO Radios ''Call Out the Marines" has placed his Sports Center, his Light house Troop and his Motorcycle Corps at the disposal of the 0ivil- tan Defense.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-27
.MOUieS Playing
 Today
STATE

Attractions concluding their sn- gAgoment with porform0noes this evening at Warmers state theMter ere "You're m the Army Now" with Jimmy Durante and Phil Sllvers in co-stArring roles: and 'sBlueS m the Ntghw with Priscilla Lane, Betty Field and Richard Whorf.
 Barbara Stanwyck and Henry Fonda, the star comedy team which made 'The Lady Eve" one of the most delightful films of last season, are reunited again In "You Belong to Me-, opening tomorrow ct the State for an engagement of four days
 nT the new comedy hit the stars are seen as Q bride of four days,
 nr the new comedy hit the stars are seen as . bride who wouldn't say for breakfast, As a groom who married his doctor because he liked her bedside Manner--As Q couple who discover, that one mana mate ls another mana poison.
 The swift, sauoh tempo of the film, It's pert situations and Sauoy dlA~ logue, mako it one that should be sen by every member of the family,
 Fonda is excellent as the play- boy husband who watches his wlfe's medical career ln growing pertur- hatlon and alarm while Miss Stan- wyck turns in an excellent perform arace as the bride who wouldn't stay for breakfast because she he'd to keep office hours. Together, this stellar combination of "You Belong to Me" revael Nn understanding and appreciation of the fine art of farce and frolio,
 Others in the cast Include Edgar Buchanan, Roger Clark, Ruth Don~ nelly and Melville Cooper,
 And for your further enjoyment the management presents Mystery ship, e thrilling tale of spies and saboteurs with Paul Kelly, Lola Lane and Larry Parks,
 Qet ready for tho biggest New Years Eve midnight show ever pre- scented in Waterbury, Yes sir, folks, its coming to the state to help you celebrate the New Year, Hum phrey Hogart In "All Throught the Night, aA thriller of gangland war on tho QeStapo, will headline the bill while JinX Falkenburg In "Sing For Your Supper" wtl De the second big hit.
 The show will star promptly at 6 o'clock New Years Eve and will continue showing untl 3 o'clock New Years Day, Tickets are now on sale ct tho states boxotfie0 and we advise getting yours early aS Q record attendance is anticipated, The price of admission, orchestra 7b cents and balcony 30 cents, ino cludes tax.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-27
DIAL DOINGS
WEEK END PREvUE
By JIM PARKER

WEEK END PREvUE
 Dlnah Shore will he kept on the 9lmp tomorrow night. She'u do her lwn song program via NEG -Blue at l;Ab, then hop over to the Mutual heater for Q guest appearance on WATERS Keep Elm xeoiiing'' ct l0:S0
 U. Tony Pastor will celebrate his econd anniversary as a maestro with ride on the NBC-Red ''Handwa- ton" show tomorrow night x. "Re- member Pearl Harbor," Q new patri- Itic song, win be introduced for the nst time on WATERS Anchors Aweigh" broadcast today at 6.30. Lieutenant George OBrien, cinema tar, will also be heard. Greetings Q the folks at home from members If the American Eagle Squadron will be heard in Q half hour broadcast yer WATFe-N6utual ct 8 this afters loon James Hilton will do an- sther radio guest shot tomorrow Idght-oaa the Charlie Mccarthy eh0w. Wonder when he gets time to loncantrate on being on author2 IWATR carries Irving Caesars Saf- pty song program beginning tomor. sUw at 2 Orrin Tucker, Bonnie ' baker and Ed Sullivan guest with Double or Nothing, on WATR at 6 omorr0w Although Chicago sheataer Of the Air" will not be @Woadcast tonight, WATR will offer nits place from Q to 10 c Chicago FiRlnakAd (ifannAtiZR.si0n hiiilk round the Gettysburg Address.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-27
STRAND

Ending tonight ct warmers Strand theater iS Tt started With Eve", starring poanna Durhln and Charles Laughton; also Ronald Rea- gan and Joan Perry in "Nlne Lives Are Not Enough.
 one of the hest-known mystery novels of alltlme DashiOll Ham, mett'S, '"The Maltese Ealcon", hal been brought to the screen and makes its debut ct the Strand to- morrow afternoon Rs the headllhel of the giant weekend program.
 Oo-starrlng Humphrey BogArt and Mary Astor, "Ihe Maltese Falcon" is Q thriller not to be missed by any, one and includes such outstanding players as Peter florTe, Gladys George, Leo Patrick, Barton Mae- Lane and sydney dreenstreet.
 Bogart plays samuel Spade, Q private deteetive-hard boiled, and something of e Don Juan. He as n the midst of Q lnlld filtration with his partners wife when hlS part ner is murdered. The partner waS shot while trailing Q man for D new
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-27
AMY JOHNSON DRAMA

woman With Wings" film dram atlzation of the life of Amy John son the British aviatrix, has gone into production at London's Den- ham studio, with Anna Neagle in the title role, and Herbert Wilcox producing and directing it for RKO Radio. Only the gallant flyers actus' words, as chronicled in airplane his tory, will be used in her scenes. demonstrates his skill at blendin' reality and imagination in suci, sequences as Weismuller's battles with the wild jungle inhabitants O. the blood-thirsty tiprisines of the warning natives. He has also given us magnificent shots of underwater swimming in an exhibition by Weis- muller, Miss O'Sullivan end young Sheffield.
 On the same program win be shown another great feature, ''The Devil Pays off" with osa Mason, ]. Edward Bromberg, and William Wright.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-27
h TIhe Local
 LheGterS
PoII's

Ring hellsl Foot hornsi Shout with gleel Celebrate New Years Eve by having fun. Gala New Eve Midnight Show and celebra- ton Wednesday midnight, Decem- ber Sl. Mickey Rooney and Judy Carloald in "Bahes on Broadway" with Q host Of stars and the sweet est entertainment on earth. Seats now selling at the box office. Buy now - don't wait until the last minute, Make your date now for the New Years Eve Midnight Show - Wednesday midnight, December 3l.
 With Johnny Welssmuller again swinging through the tree-topS as monarch of his jungle kingdom, and Miss Maureen Sullivan again presents the perfect jungle mate, "Tar1an'S Secret Treasure, opened Thursday night on the Loew Poll screen to offer filmgoers another trip Into Q world in which civilixa. ton enters only to be conquered by the laws of nature.
 The new M-G-M picture Is re- leased Nt an appropriate time. for it marks the twenty fifth anniver- Sary of the filming of the first Tar 2an picture, and the life of the jungle king among his wild animal friends again comes as Q colorful and fascinating contrast to the existence which we everyday nor. tals live in the oonfinementS of civilization.
 Johnny Weismuller, as Tarzan. has lost none of his instinct and athletic proweSs in his latest con. tact with men of the outside world. In his newest adventure he comes into conflict with Q satari of ex- plorers in search os gold. Although he narrowly misses death at the hands of one of their members, and although Jane and their adopted son, Boy" are abducted, Tarzan with the aid of his faithful ape, Cheeta, and an army of elephants, finally routS his enemies and is able to return his family to their jungle paradise.
 Richard Thorpe, director of two earlier ''TarEan" pictures, again
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-27
BITS FROM HERE AND THERE

It turns out that Victor Horge, the new comedy sensation on Blng Crosby's show, is . Rudy Vallee discovery. Rudy suggested Borge for the Crosby hour Meredith Wilson's choice for the best song Of 1eAI is DO I Worry. 'Do You Care" and ''Yes Indeed wero his second and third preferences. Whats the matter with your own song, "You and l." Nfr. WlllsOn? Modest? ATR-NKutual's Ful- ton Lewis, Jr., win begin . series Oe Ave-minute talks on Sunday nlght's Flour of Charm" January { Plans to present . hypo- tlsm by remote controa stunt on to- nights Hobby Lobby" show, made before America entered the war, have been cancelled '.in the inter- ests os nationwide peace of mind ct Che present time
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-27

woman client, played by Mary Astor. Hogart visits her, and finds her chArmblng and cooperative,
 The film marks a new departure for Bogart, putting him, as 1t does, on tho side of law and order, It also gives him a chance to demon- strate that he Is just as adept at screen romance as he is ct menace, Although Mary Astor is his main heart interest In the picture he also gets around to paying a little Sentl- mental attention to Gladys George and Lee Patrick, two of the screens ahl0St blonde femme fatNlS.
 ''The Maltese Falcon" also gives aogart an adversary worthy of his steel -- in Peter LorTe, arch-villain ot 50 many hNir-raising movies,
 And for your further enjoyment the management presents Married Bachelor" with Ruth Hussey and Robert Young,
 Don't forget-thls show opens to- morrow at the Strand, Plan now to see it over the weekend,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-27

her name is Violet, bring her vloletS. . Don't run around with q girl named Orchidsl" Rule 3: Always tip your hat to e lady. That is, if you own Q hat. If you don't own . hat, tip your toupe. If you don't have . toupe, smile at her. If you don't have teeth well this may go on foreverl"
 Rule {: Tn case of emergency, al- ways remember that Q gentleman should scream Women and children firstp Then he should run like mad for the nearest exitl" x. And that. roughly, Is Milton Berle's code for "A Gentleman at Heart. It goes on and on but, there, you have the all-important points. Summing up, it would seem that the inlimitahle MT. Berie means to say: "Who is this Emily Post gal, anyway"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-27
New York Stations . WEAF-OsO - wOR--nO = wJz-ggO - wABc-ssO

l0:lB--WEAF---Dr. Morris Flshbeln WORs-Spotlight Bands WABC--Colston E Warno 10.S0-WleAF'--"5ot Copy" Drama WJH--Sammy kRy0's orch, WABC--Olga Coelho, SongH 10:4B--WoR--The Song Splnners WABC-~Mark Hawley, Nova t1;O0--W E'---Nows. George
 Putnam
 WOR.-NewB; Weather WJz--News; Dave Marshalra orch.
 WABC~Baskotball Gamo it,i6--W WlGAFs-Deep River Boys WOR--MeFarlnnd Twins WABC-Claude Thornhill
 orch, 1i.S0-- WEAF---Rlverboa Rovels WOR--.Radio Rodeo. Stu
 Wilson
 WJZ--Vai Olman's Orch, WABC-Harry JamOB' orch
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-27

Helen Westley, popular for her irasoible aunt and mother-in-law roles, has been signed for an im~ portant part in Harold Lloyd pro- duetion My Favorite Spy" starr ring Kay Kyser, now before tho cameras, Three professional Ha- wallan dancers, Leiha Ala Reed, Tanl Marsh and Kahala Bray, will weave their SinuouS patterns In "The TuttleS of Tahiti" the new Charles Laughtoae starrer,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-27

"Dumho," Walt Dlsney's latest feature, has been voted one of tho ten best pictures Of the year in A nationwide poll of junior film critics conducted by the National Board of Reviews, Others in the ten were '"The Little Foxes" and 'SiklRen Kane"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-27

Samuel QoldwXns ''Ball of Fire" his second production for RKo Radio release with Barbara Stan- wyck and Gary Cooper starred, will on December Slst start 8 series of twenty premiere engagements throughout the country,