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Evening star., 1941-01-10

serted. He Is in position to con-
troll planning and scheduling, pur-
chasing and inventories of raw ma
terials."
ITO help this production control
system function, industry must find
out just where both contracts and
subcontracts can be placed; must
see that those plants get orders,
and must train the operatives neces-
sary to keep production going on a
24-hour basis for six or even seven
days when required. In doing so
industry must cooperate in what
ever system of priorities it becomes
Evening star., 1941-01-10
National Capital Bank

,harter No 41o7. Reserve District No. 8,
REoORT OF CONDITION OF THE
Evening star., 1941-01-10
Speedier Production
Called No. | Goal
For Industry
Editor Warns Drastic
Changes Faced if
Efforts Fail

Srecial Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-Industry's
No. l objective must be speedup
Of defense production, failure in
which may result in drastic
changes in our national economic
pattern" l.. c. Morrow, editor of the
Evening star., 1941-01-10
Columbia National Bank

Charter No 1895. Reserve District No.
HFPnRT OF CONDITION NE rHE
Evening star., 1941-01-10

OF Washington. in the District of Columbia
at the close of business on December 81,
1910 published in response to call made
by Comptroller of The Currency under
Section 521l, U. S. Pevised Statutes.
Evening star., 1941-01-10

OF Washington, in the District Of Columbia.
a. the close of business on December 81.
l94Q. published in response to call made
BY Comptroller of the Currencv under
Section 5@11, U. S. Revised Statutes.
Evening star., 1941-01-10

MEMORANDA.
n PIedsed assets book value):
(c) Assets pledeed to
qualify for exercise
Of fiduciarv or cor
porate powers, and
for purposes other
biifties tfan 10 secure 4i' saan 90
Evening star., 1941-01-10

District of Columbia, City of Washing
ton :.
/ NJ H. BUCKINGHAM cashier of the
abovenamed bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
NJ H. BUCKINGHAM,
Cashier.
Sworn to ard subscribed before me
this eth day of January, 194I.
tSealD JOHN F. GUTHRIDGE.
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
l. H. PHELPS.
VIM. F. KELLY,
c. F. BURTON,
Evening star., 1941-01-10

CAPITAL ACCOUNTS.
25. Capital stock; Capital
deben'ure 100000 90
(al R a e of interest
pad oeben-
ture is 80.
(c) Common S. X,
$3.50 600 90 $3.50 nno 90
"6 SurnIus $50, 600 90
- Undivided profits 131,613.15
rs. Reserves land retire.
benture) 121500 90
90. Total capital ac
counts S1.O5a.173.15
80. Total liabilities and
capital accounts S14.35s 626.16
Evening star., 1941-01-10

CAPITAL ACCOUNTS.
e5. Capital stock:
(al Capital dehen-
lures total par,
S91000O.00. retlr-
Value se1o.ooo0o
(Rate of dividends
on retirable value Is
81
tai mar S30O, 900 90 s51n nnn M
a. surpIus 300. 600 90
81 Undivided profits 151491 80
rs. Reserves tand retire
ment account for pre-
ferred stock A .i993S
se Total capital accounts 81, ,OO5. 99677
capital accounts S1o.a37. .63s 90
Evening star., 1941-01-10
ReStTVe DISITICI NU' o.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
The City Bank of Washington

In the District of Columbia, at the close Of
business on December 81, 1910, published
N response to call made by Comptroller ot
the Currency, under Section 5@11. U, g.
Revised Statutes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

n Pattern 1884 is available in
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

MARCH CT TO.ApRIL 90
Aries Don't give your per-
sonal desires and venturesome
spirit too broad a latitude. Con-
servatism and economy Of time
and expenditures are essentials
for best results Have faith.
APRiL sf To NAY n
Taurus Matters Of lighter
vein than you've been engaged
in all week are among the
favored today. II your duties
and time permit, spend tho day
in wholesome pleasure with
family and friends.
MAY ef TO JUNE 2f
Gemiri-Attend 70 your plans
and prearranged program with
cheerful determination and don't
permit triflinE annoyances N
spoil your pleasant humor or
defeat your good intentions.
JUNE Rs TO July %
Cancer - Not particularly
auspicious for business or work
that can conveniently wait until
Monday. " viewer, neces sary
duties must not be set aside
Recreation, travel, social affairs
rate.
July p TO AUG. p
Leo Mixed vibrations indi-
eating excitement and interest
INK tendencies. Care is advised
in personal conduct and exces-
sive mental or physical activities
are not favored.
AUG. 20 TO SEPT. %
Virgo-The outline for Leoites
obtains for YOU Nirgoans. You.
like they, should indulge some
rest and notwithstanding
pastime. Youll be better fit for
the new weeks work and in
terests.
SEPT. p TO OCT. -
Libra - Quiet relaxation and
calmnesS conducting your affairs
stressed Familiar matters. study,
CORES ondenee, conferences,
vacation activities. sports, travel
approved.
OCT. q TO NOV. p
Scorpio-R Restrict yourself 10
essential duties and healthy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

pastimes. Don't worry and strain
over matters that can be trans
acted later.
NOV. rs TO DEC. Qz
S0gittaruts - An adventurous
day with heart affairs in the
foregoing and enjoyable, divert
ing activities more favored than
rehashing old work problems.
You should be the wise Judge Of
how much and what TO do.
DEC. 90 TO JAN, 2f
Capricorn - Beneficent vibra-
tions sponsor your plans. Chill
drenis activities, social obliga-
tions. club and outdoor whole
some affairs, philsnthropic and
patriotic endeavors are favored
and should have some Of your
time and attention.
JAN. p TO FEB. 20
Aqunrius - Those interests
that sustain the soul are more
vital to civilizations progress
than are the means for main
tanning the body. Contemplate
upon this in everyday life.
FEB. ef TO MARCH 20
Pisces-It will be well to plan
carefully all important moves
and changes today, especially il
they concern finances and added
respon Sibilities. Amusements,
sports, romance are in line of
favor.
A CHILD born on this day:
Full Of life and vigor, fun and
mischief. Quick of thought and
action, brave, loyal to friends
and fine principles; not easily
discouraged by different obstacles
but sensitive 10 sights from
family and friends.
Copyright. 1871 King Features synd., Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

DON'T LET the thick Sum-
mer shells Of seasonable calavo
pears defeat you when YOU
check the fruit for salad readi-
ness.
It's true that you must use a
frmer pressure Of both palms
than if you were testing the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

thin-Skinned Winter variety.
But there's another test also
which will remind you OF the
familiar cake-baking test. Re
move the shortcut stem OF the
Summer fruit, when u even
tually becomes slightly loosened.
Apply a toothpick to the eN-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Test CaIavo Pear for Ripeness

posed meat beneath the stem.
II the fruit proves soft II Is
ready for eating If still some
what hard. replace the stem and
allow the softening process TO
continue for another day or so,
while exposed TO normal room
temneTaiuTe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Pesch.plum Preserves

6 cups prepared peaches
s cups prepared plums
s cups sugar
y teaspoon salt
Wash, peel and remove pits
from about 4 pounds Of Arm,
ripe peaches. Cut in thin slices.
Wash about 3 pounds firm, ripe
plums Remove pits and cut in
thin slices
Weigh or measure both into
large preserving kettle. Bring
slowly 10 a boil and simmer,
covered. about Is minutes or
until fruits are tender Stir
carefully occasionally. Add
small amount of water, IL neces-
Sary. Add sugar and salt; mix
well.
Cook slowly until mixture
boils. stirring only until sugar is
dissolved. Boil rapidly about 20
minutes. or until fruits are
clear and of desired consistency
stirring frequently Skim
Pour into clean, hot sferilizec
Jars or glasses and seal AZ once.
Makes about 9 half-plnt jars.
Fried Peaches
s peaches
2 tablespoons salad oil
a cup sugar.
Cut peaches in halves; re-
move stones but do not peel
Heat salad oil and place peaches
in pan with cut side down. Cook
over low heat until tender
basting with oil and adding more
II necessary Turn and cook on
other side for few minutes. Add
sugar and cook until IL dIssolves
Serve as meat accompaniment
or dessert. Serves six.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
HOROSCOPE = By G s,i":''

Look in The Section Your Bbday Comes In and Find Who
Yopr Oufook l., According 70 the Stars,
For salurdon Aueust
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Popular Chef
Recommends
Peach MeIba
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

THE AVERAGE homemaker
Is busy 365 days in the year
planning unusual and tasty
combinations for her family.
But Chef Herman Breithaupt OF
the d. e. C.'Lake Lines has as
his job the satisfying Of tens OF
thousands Of lake-sharpened ap-
petites. However, he doesn't con-
fine himself 10 ship activity
alone.
During the Winter he is in
stitutional chef for the Board
Of Education conducting
classes for young men equipplng
themselves 10 do hotel and res
taurant work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Scale 10 Sire

area allotted 10 n. II pictures
or prints are what you want.
hang them in vertical line and
allow Al least three inci1es or
wall on either side Of the
frames.
Or. II there are already
enough pictures in the room,
what about a banjo clock? Or
needlework bell-pull, even
though there may be no tinkle
included?
Pottery wall PLAQUES, also
strung out in vertical line, are
good. And if you have touched
on Oriental art for an accessory
theme. a narrow scroll hung
unframed is perfect.
Finally. there are the painted
metal plant brackets. support
ing three or four colored pots.
BE sure, before employing this
item, that the wall space has
enough daylight 10 give the
plants chance TO survive.
In successfully treating the
too-large wall the first point TO
remember is again: scale the
decoration 10 the size OF tie
area. Where a big wall space
is concerned. il is the compost
ton OF the treatment which is
important.
Accessories
In other words. a large wall
does not automatically call for
a large picture or a large mir
ror. These pieces might easily
overpower the room even though
fitting their particular wall.
A large wall calls instead for
a grouping OF accessories which,
as a group. are placed both 10
the advantage Of the wall and
the room.
A painting Of generous pro-
portions. for example thanked
by a pair OF wood brackets for
ivy or fgurines, is an effective
composition Sets Of prints,
such as A Currier e. Ives group,
IS happy solution.
Thanking mirror with four
small pictures. two on either
side. often proves the right
answer Or a hanging shelf,
similarly balanced
II your room tends toward
formallty. tapestry 10 ~ the
wall space is decoratively per-
feet, though disastrous 10 the
budget A good substitute is
a silk or velvet panel hung as
a background for a formal mir
ror which might be too small
If placed against the bare plas-
ter alone and unsupported
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Summer Special

For a tempting, cool, Summer
time dessert Chef Breithaupt
finds peach melba sure 10 please.
A slice Of buttered sponge cake
is placed on the bottom OF the
serving dish. It's topped with
one scoop of vanilla ice cream
which is fattened with a hot
spoon.
This in turn is topped with
one stewed peach. pit removed.
The sides are decorated with
whipped cream. The GROWING
glory Is melba sauce.
To make the sauce use
strained raspberry marmalado
or red currant Jelly some
times favored with red wine
or brandy. A sprinkling OF pls-
tachios completes the dish.
AS our mouths watered over
Chef Breithaupt's peach dessert,
we checked through our own
files for favorite peach recipes.
We can use lots Of them nov
for they are plentiful al the
markets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Decoration
Pictures Help
To Break Up
Wall Space
BY WILLIAM X. CLARKE

PROBLEM w A l. l. s divide
themselves generally under two
headings: walls which are too
small and walls which are too
large. Each type is a problem
difficult OF solution, yet each
has an answer.
For the narrow, limited wall
area. the most important thing
10 avoid is crowding. II the
space just does not look right
left vacant. do not hang some
ing there which will utilize
every fraction of an inch and
even give the effect of spilling
over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Flew Three and One-hoIf Million Miles

~AN you imagine an aviator
who in eight years spent
49, $4,000 hours in the air; who
during that period flew at least
three and half million miles and
refueled entirely during flight ?
An air pilot WHO for these
eight years never had his en-
CINE or fuselage overhauled and
whose supercharger never be-
came clogged2, Yet this record
has been well checked and the
aces official number is C.32IO5
Let US look at the record.
ON May %, 1880 a chimney
swift was trapped and banded
for the United states Biological
Survey At the time OF It's re-
lease the bird was at least a
year old because May % is too
early for Hedglings TO be on the
wing.
on May sth, 1882 this same
swift was again trapped in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

Pennsylvania town, This brings
the age of the bird to more
than eight years.
During those eight years
C.32705 had spent at least twelve
hours a day in flight. These
chimney swifts capture all their
food in flight and come 10 rest
only at night The habits of
all the swifts are well known.
and twelve flying hours a day is
a conservative estimate
Therefore, in eight years. this
swift had been in the air some
80, 600 hours even when the short
brooding season is considered
during which both parents share
the burden and still have their
hours in the air.
Swifts are among the fastest
Tying birds. their normal cruis-
ing speed being estimated at
from 100 TO 200 miles an hour
Accepting The lower estimate.
and relying upon simple arithme-
tic we find that c 32705 had
flown distance equal TO 10
times around the world az the
Equator the staggering figure
Of three and one half million
miles in eight years Probably
the bird flew much farther
Although swifts are conceded
first place in the mastery Of the
air lanes ornithologists cannot
agree as 10 how they fly The
most patient observers have not
been able TO discover whether
they manipulate their wings al
tcnatc.y ar simultaneously This
elementary problem is simple Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Little CorIo WoIIendo Hasn't Gone
to School Yet. but She's Getting
Higher Education" IS Feet
in the Air

trick of keeping her balance on
this, the pipe was raised by easy
stages 10 ten feet and on this the
five-year-old future star, using a
balancing pole 20 feet long per-
formed fearlessly and without a
mishap And when she reached
this point in her acrobatic edu-
cation she was given her thrill
ing ride across the high wire as
a reward of merit and 10 see how
she behaved at the height at
which she will perform when she
is considered educated for the
high wire.
Now that the little lady has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

solution in the case of any bird
with an orthodox manner of
flight, such as the crow. When
not soaring. this bird flaps its
wings which may meet above
and below the body. In the evo-
lutionary development of the
wings swifts have modified this
traditional method have antici-
pated the airplane Their wings
are held almost rigidly out
stretched. and instead Of beating
or flapping the birds vibrate
them rapidly with a minimum OF
displacement.
Swifts have developed another
almost revolutionary innovation
the super-charger that did not
clog in more than 100000 miles
Of flight The birds thorax, the
reverse 10 that Of humans, ex-
pands when fully relaxed. Con-
traction of the wing muscles,
providing energy for propulsion,
also squeezes the chest into
smaller volume Therefore. II
the bird flies. II must breathe.
The faster II flies the more eff
cient does its respiration become.
* h possible that these strange
functions of the swifts wings may
point the way 10 revolutionary
things in aviation, that our flu
ture airplanes may have sickle
shaped. vibrating wings that
automatically control the super
charger? is it possible that If
Leonardo da Ninci had studied
the swifts instead Of the buzz
yards. things might be different
IN aerodynamics Who can tell?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
land FEARLESS
A T an age when most kids
"a are skipping rope and
Y v PLAYING in their sandpiles,

A i an age Wnen most hluS
"a are skipping rope and
v playing in their sandpiles,
snub-nosed. cute and blonde little
Carla Wanenda gets her biggest
kick out of riding across a tight
wire on her fathers shoulders 10
feet above the ground.
This was the biggest event in
five year-old Carla's life. She
had been training faithfully TO be
a wire walker for several months
and the short and perilous ride
that lasted but a brief minute
was a reward for practice faith
fully performed.
1t was a pretty tense minute
for the spectators, particularly
Carla's parents, but the little lady
took the trip as great lark.
She climbed the ladder up TO the
high wire all by herself and nom
chalantly settle d herself on
papa's shoulders She kept her
little hands high in the air on
the so feet long trip across just
as she had been told to do. And
she never turned a hair.
on her way up she waved at
the nervous photographer and
when she jumped lightly down
on the platform at the end of her
ride, she waved again to the man
who. while he snapped the fine
pictures shown at the left, was
shaking a little from excitement.
But Carla's only reaction seemed
TO be a tremendous satisfaction
which her parents shared.
-. These adults felt so pleased
with Carlas performance because
IL meant that she had taken her
first big step toward becoming
the fourth generation member of
one Of the worlds best known
aerial acts, The Wallendas.
ttSt SWlSS dci ldl al Isis llililh
nothing of chilling the spectators
blood by sitting on a chair that
has one leg balanced precariously
on the high wire, Of riding a
bicycle across this same wire or
of making a pyramid of bodies
all supported by one member of
the troupe whose educated foot
on the tightwire is the only thing
that keeps them all from tumbl-
ing IS feet 10 their death.
Carla is training for her role
with the same care and patience,
not TO mention persistence. that
the older members Of her family
exercised 70 attain their perfect
timing and sense of balance. She
first practiced wire walking" on
strip of narrow iron pipe
placed three feet above the
ground After she mastered the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

shown that she is, so TO speak, a
very respectable chip Off the
Wallenda block, she is going back
TO her acrobatic schooling Soon
she will be balancing herself on
a real wire instead Of the iron
pipe and this will be placed
higher and higher until she is
performing her mincing steps and
her slides almost as high as the
big wire on which her family do
their tricks. When that happens,
she will probably make her debut
as the feminine namesake of her
Great-Grandfather, the founder
Of the acrobatic dynasty"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Flowers for
Her Room
Continued from Page l3)


their promise | put a nickel under
his pillow and not a dime. ]
said TO Stephen This bad time
may last. and there are three Of
them, and they have an awful lot
of teeth" stephen was for my
going back and putting a dime
but / was firm. There was just
a trickle of fear somewhere,
really.
The next morning Stevie gave
a whoop and then came running.
They only left a nickel"
Wen Stevie.' l said, You
know there's been a crash, and
maybe the fairies have felt it,
too"
you don't feel a crash, you
hear it.. Stevie said, and l didn't
hear a thing"
Lucky you" l said
And then as / saw his disap-
pointment ! felt small pain. II
came TO me that little Stevie
would be big stephen some day,
and have TO face his own prob
lens whatever they might be,
and l felt overwhelmed. Why
even when they had to be brave
over an infected finger, | always
felt so stabbed. And the whole
struggle OF life ahead Of them.
oh 20 be children forever and for
ever. And l knew instantly that
that vas silly You had TO take
life on its own terms.
v
WE PUT through all our little
w economies that Summer. II
was queer watching small
Continued on Page l5)
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then read the simple rules that
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

While the
Crowd Holds
Its Breath
the Keen
eyed Little
Acrobat
Watches Her
Famous
Family and
Doesn't Miss
"A Trick of
Their
Flawless
Performance.
Some Day
she'll BE the
Fourth
Generation
I'm the Act.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

On the Day These
Pictures Were Taken,
Little Carla Was
Going Up to Call on
Her Daddy and Take
Her First Trip
Across the High
Wire'and She
Waved Nonchalantly
ut the photographer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

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