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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
IMPORTED
FTIIFR'S EARTH

Almost 100 people. fleets Of
trucks and limousines, tractor
and six airplanes are required 10
film scenes in which only a few
players appear One ship is poised.
tail in air and engine in the sand.
where the two stars are supposed
to have cracked up. Another
plane. piloted by famed Paul
Mantz. hops back and forth TO
Hollywood with film and emcrg-
ency supplies. The other day
Mantz dashed in with IS pounds
Of Fuller's earth. which was care
fully mixed with the native sand
so il would look better when
blown around by wind machines
After all this had been done some
body learned that the biggest
Fuller's earth mine in the country
is only a few miles from the loca-
ton site
For some of the shots. the sand
in the foreground didn't look quite
right to the cinematographer, SC
Mantz brought in a sack of pow
dered burnt umber, which was
mixed with water and sprayed
around the desert. They also de
cided to remodel some Of the
dunes. and that's where the trac-
tor and bulldozer are coming II
i handy. First it leveled off the tor
of the sand hill where they're
working. Then, for the sake o.
composition, an adjoining hill wa
completely removed Still another
mound was lowered about eighi
feet in order better to film a sun
rise
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03

cycle with the title role IN Jack
London's The Sea Wolf"
M-G-M's The Ziegfeld Girl
will have an outstanding cast
which includes James Stewart,
Hedy Lamar. Lana Turner,
Judy Garland. Ian Hunter.
Jackie Cooper and Charles
Ninninger. Fox's Road 10
Rio" viii have a cast headed
by Alice Pave. Carmen Miriam
da and Don Ameche.
Other productions un0er way or
planned for the year include
Reaching for the Sun" Para
mounts story of the automobile
industry. starring Joel McCrae and
Ellen Drew; Pioneer Woman" ro-
nance of old San Francisco, star
ring Mccrae and Barbara Stan
wyck; columbia's Burma Road;
Fritz Lang's Western Union;
MONS The Yearling." starring
Spencer Tracy. Paramount's "One
Night in Lisbon" for which the
studio is sending an expedition TO
the Amazon; Dido Cay" To he
filmed off the Florida coast. and
The Virginian." which Sol siegel
has just announced for Paramount.
Ask Cg!
II YOU want 10 see a guy
really step ON the verbal throt-
tie and conyersationally take
the European situation apart
and put II together again, pull
mp n chair beside Cy Sims
desk AZ the Roxy =. ask him
just one question and watch
him get going" with the
green light.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03

Judy Garland is shorine
honors with Mickey Rooney OF
the Lakewood where she is CO.
starring in Strike Up the
Bono" Volt Disney's Win
dow Cleaners" shores the
screen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-21
Tajemnik Csl. cerveneho krize
" LondYne zemrel.

V Londyne skonal kapitan
L. C. Hala, generalnf tajemnlk
Cs. cerveneho kT1ze v Londyne,
We veku 40 rokG. Kapitan Ha-
la byl legionarskym dGstojni-
KEN a "a prvn1 republiky byl
generalnim reditelem cestovn1
kancelare Cedok.
Pc okupaci ceskych zemlch
uprchl Hala do Francie, ode
vidal tam odbojovemu hnut1
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-21

V poTadku mohelnickych tkal-
Gu re 16. stoletf bylo %ustanove-
nj, re zlorecenf a Klein proti
Bohu, trebas i v zertu pronese-
ne, ma byti trestano ma hrdle i
statku. {.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-21

fondy Cekodu a vstoupil do cs.
armady. We Francii mel Ha-
la mnoho pTatel meZi spoje-
neckymi vlivnymi ciniteli Ger
VenehO KT1ze.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Fondan+

Two cups sugar, 2 tablespoons
light corn syrup, Ia cups boil
ing water.
Cook ingredients in d ee p
saucepan. Using damp cloth,
wipe sugar crystals from sides
of pan; repeat two or three
times during cooking. Stir over
low heat until sugar dissolves,
then bring 10 boiling.
Cover and cook three minutes
so steam will dissolve crystals
on sides of pan; uncover and
cook without stirring to soft
ball stage t23S degrees). I'm
mediately pour on platter or
porcelain table top rinsed with
very cold water. DO not scrape
pan.
Cool until fondant feels only
slightly warm 10 touch; do not
move during cooling. Scrape
fondant from edges of platter
toward center with spatula or
wooden spoon. Work with spa
tula until creamy and stiff, then
knead until smooth and free
from Jumps.
If very stiff, knead only
small amount of time. Wrap in
waxed paper. place in covered
container and allow TO ripen at
least "a hours. Fondant may
be kept in refrigerator three 10
four weeks.
Healthful candies that are
simple 10 make are excellent
additions to the recipe file.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Fonddnt
Trims Candy
NndCookies
By PRUDENCE PENNY

CHRISTMAS is just around
~ the corner and closets and
bureau drawers bulge with mys-
teries. From the kitchen tempt
ing odors are waited throughout
the house.
Soon every room will be
-bedlam with the children home
from school The last glittering
ball will have TO be hung, be-
lated gifts must he wrapped and
sent, and the pudding still has
to he made.
No matter how hurried we
are, we love every moment of
the Christmas glamour, its gay
festivities and parties.
Half the thrill is in pre-holi-
day preparations mixing
cakes that are crammed with
fruits and nuts. baking an end
less variety of cookies TO be
ffosted and decorated and pre-
pairing all sorts of candies that
Will be sure TO please.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

HOLLYWOOD takes its holt
Ii day season seriously, al
though there is nothing serious
about the appearance of the
place after the first of Decem-
Der.
There is not quite so much
need of foliage as in cooler
climes but the palm trees are
festooned with ropes of lights
and evergreens, while an album
dance of brilliant blossoms fur
nished by nature decorate the
shrubs and vines.
Feminine beauty however, is
never forgotten and the follow
ing are a few of the personal
tips we have received from our
scout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Stars Personal Advice
On Being Attractive
BY DONNA GRACE

rest periods and, during these
little snatches of rest, she covers
her eyes with pads of absorbent
cotton soaked in essence of pine.
Brenda Marshall wears more
red than any girl in Hollywood.
Miss Brenda has three red eve
ming gowns. two red coats and
scarlet gabardine suit with
which she wears black acces-
series.
Kay Francis. who is noted AS
one OF the country's best dressed
women. considers costume Jew
elry a most important part OF
dress ensemble.
Miss Kay has sets 10 CORE
spond with all her costumes.
With a black wool evening gown,
she wears two magnificent gold
filigree butterflies on the upper
part of each sleeve.
The iower-than-low neckline
on a white crepe evening gown
is accented with a diamond
water lily with small lilies to
match for her ears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
SuqarpIum Squares

One and one-half pounds seeded
dates, a pound Brazil nuts, a
pound figs, 4 pound apricots,
/ teaspoon grated orange rind,
l tablespoon orange juice.
Combine dates. nuts. figs and
apricots; put through meat
grinder. Knead orange rind and
Juice into mixture; roll into
square sheet about one quarter
inch thick. Cut IN squares and
dip in graduated sugar. Makes
80 10 so squares.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Flavor and Color

Fondant may be made the
basis of many interesting, and
delicious candies, but il is very
sweet and should have character
added to it by the addition of
flavor and color. Melted fond
ant may be used for covering
candied fruit mixtures and nuts.
Animals and figures cut from
plain cookie dough, baked, cooled
and dipped in tinted melted
fondant will please the children.
1t would require but little
patience and imagination to pro-
duce an irresistible Santa Claus.
Tint the fondant a very light
pink for the face and hands,
a bright red for the cloak and
cap and use currants for the
eyes, a piece of almond for the
nose, a candied cherry for the
mouth and melted chocolate for
the shoes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Checker Squares

Three cups confectioners' SUI
gar, 2l2 cups coconut, 2 egg
whites, teaspoon vanilla. u cup
butter, 2 squares unSweetened
chocolate, l cup all-bran.
Com b ne sugar, coconut,
slightly beaten egg whites. fla
voring and melted butter. Divide
into two portions. Pack half
mixture in loaf pan lined with
waxed paper. Add melted choc-
olate and all-bran to remaining
half of mixture.
Pack on top of first layer in
pan. Chill thoroughly. Cut into
squares.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
This Weeks Sci oo
To Be Held on Thursday

mas play, entitled Christmas
Eve in Santa's Workshop. "
The cast includes Berthe Ray
Soyon, Hollywood bound tap
dancer; Wave Dawn Currey, b.
year-old, who will present a
merry widow number; Evelyn
APPEL. 10-year-old, who plays the
role Of young hoy AT Christ
mas time. Don Hazard. taking
the part Of Santa himself, and
Eileen Gale, portraying the
spirit OF Merry Christmas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Brilliant

Magenta and fuchsia are the
favored rouge and lipStick tones
in Hollywood Just now. These,
AS YOU probably know, are the
purple-reds and blue-reds. These
unusual tones are never natural
but exotic and exciting with the
warm-toned skin coloring We
associate with girls of this semi
tropic cline.
Stacks may be the casual
garb of all Hollywood beauties
but they are no longer casual in
their grooming. They used 10
be. YOU know, in former years.
Visitors were sometimes dis
illuSloned when they first
glimpsed some of their favor
ties as they appeared on the
street.
1t may be due 10 the candid
camera fiendS who are always
about, but whatever the reason,
your glamour girls are now
everything you expected them
10 be.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

You1l be lucky too. If YOU hurry
down 70 FRANKLIN and save
during their 18th anniversary sale.
Here is very special Offer made
in a drive for 800 new customers
A smart new S5.9j dress and pair
OF 1895 shoes absolutely FREE
yes, We mean ~. both dress and
shoes FREE with your purchase Of
stunning. clever, brand new 1912
model Luxury Fur Coat Priced Al
only SOS 90 They're better finer
Furs. beautifully lined and tailored
They're real luxury coats. STYLED 70
the minute All you need 10 pay
is Just 81 90 down Take your fur
coat home with YOU. no red tape
no DELAY Hurry and get your
FREE dress and shoes during this
drive. a. FRANKLINS DEPART.
kENT STORE. 31s Michigan Ave.
Shop any evening TN 3 O'Clock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
To Apply Color

Kaaren Verne volunteers this
hint for the girls who have diff
ficulty in applying cream rouge.
First, apply foundation
cream. Then dip the fingers in
cold water and slighten moisten
the part of the cheek where the
rouge will 60. Dab on the rouge
in small dots and blend outward.
The water assists the blending
10 attain perfect naturalnesS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Red Cross Meets

Red Cross workers There is
change Of plans from our pro-
gram of adjourning until after
the holidays. The unit will meet.
As usual. Thursday morning. the
day Of the Christmas school. 10
do some special work for our
own American boys. Watch for
the details on the women S
ma Ce< tOy11orroU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

THE NEXT meeting OF the
Homemakcr S Club Will he
hold on Thursday. December Is
instead Of the usual Tuesday
meeting
The place and hour however,
are tho same the club room on
the fifth floor OF The Detroit
Times Building. with doors open
me Al ] o clock. the program be-
ginning al ] 80
As all homemakerS are now
concerned with holiday refresh
ment and decorations, Prudence
Penny viii prepare a variety OF
Christmas horS d'oeuvres-a and a
number OF conierpieceS that YOU
can easily make Will be shown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Bright Eyes

While working in Kings
Row" Judith Anderson was
asked about her method of
keeping her eyes bright.
Miss Anderson modestly said
she didn't think her eyes were
unusual but she did believe in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Almond Extract

To improve the flavor Of
cherry peach or apricot pie,
sprinkle the fruit with a few
drops of almond extract before
baking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Entertainment

For entertainment the stu
dents of the Monte Carlo Studio
under the direction Of J. Richard
Gamble, will present q Christ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

Here's More Good News! "Sae Within Sae" Thousands OF
Thrifty Dsroe Have Already Shared in Our Gigantic Removal
Sale and Have Saved Never Before Home and Family Needs!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

PART 3, PAGE Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25

tContinued from Page D
 "derman officers and soldiers in Belgrade during the first two weeks in May seemed to Do going out Of their way to tell me that they were leaving JugoslaVia to march on Rlssia," Kay said. Such loose talk was contrary to the German pfacs tice of masking their next moves and everywhere interpreted as propaganda to cover Q lightning blow In some other quarter.
 "It was the general opinion os diplomats in tho Balkans that by threatening Russia with tho bluR of c gigantic war, Hitler hoped to worry Russia into such 6 state os nerves that tho Ukraine would Do easy piekings whenever Germany was ready"
 Kay said that although in the eyes of Balkan diplomats Russian prestige had crumbled-reaehing c new depth when the Russian pros test against the German march in- to Bulgaria was addressed to Sofa rather than Borlin-Rusgla never theless spoiled Hitler's bluh by tak- ing frontier defense ineASurcG which forced Hitler to attack.
 "This attack has justified the be- lief Of diplomats h the BaikanA that Germany consider the Ukraine essential to her ability to fight . long war;" Kay said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25
STRIKE PLANS IN
 BRASS co. MESS
(continued from Page D
NN PAAaA In NLRhk

Though neither side would. dis. cuss the progress of negotiations, it was apparent that printed reports yesterday afternoon of c "settle. inent within 6 few days" were m. duly optimistic, unless one side should completely reverse It's stand ft Is reported that each side has thus for held firm, the company of' fering 6 wage increase of six cents an hour and the union demanding 10 cents. The only concession has been a tentative company offer to make any agreement retroactive to May i8,
 rho union yesterday and today distributed leaflets to American Brass company employees in which reports that tho company had made A eomprotnise offer of eight cents afi hour, which had been rejected by the union, were untrue. It was stated that the union is standing firm on It's demand for . i0.cent raise.
 Union members have already voted authorization for c strike, which would involve 10000 workers in the threc cities and would tic up defense orders being produced by tho com. Bafly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25
UNDERTAKER IN
 PRISON TODAY

Norwich, Conn., June 2B-(UP)- Jeremiah J. Lyons, 42, Worcester, Mass, c former local undertaken, began sentence of one to three years in State Prison today after plead- Ing guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses by defrauding the Prudential Life Insurance Company Of 97203.
 The state charged that Lyons claimed the body Of afi automobile victim in 1888 to Dc that of Tim. othy Wagner, Norwich, . former einpioye, and thta Wagner, at the time, was \ patient ct Norwich State Hospital. Tn eprosecution claimed Lyons had been heavy ieser in betting on the horses, and faisified the death claim to cover the bets.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25

Batteries ct the Soviet naval base at Hango were reported to have opened fire in the direction of small Finnish islands off the coast of the mainland.
 First Alarm 7.lB 4. M.
 First alarm In the capital sound. cd ct T:ib c. m. and W&g followed quickly by three more, each Of about an hours duration. The all- clear for the fourth alarm sound. cd ct ii:i6 Q. m.
 A dog-fight developed between nine Soviet bombers and four fight. CTS about IS miles west of Heisinki as the Russian air gquadroilS head cd for the capitals airport.
 One bomber was seen crashing to the ground. A second bomber was reported shot down, either by the fighters or by antisaircreft fire, Q few miles east of Helslnki.
 Anti.aircraft guns in the Helsinki area went into action against the high-fiying raiders, but their fire apparently was not intense.
 Residents of Eeisinki, despite the anti-aircraft fire and their exper- fence with air raid alarms in the Finnish Russian war, took the pres- ence of the Soviet planes lightly.
 Many walked about the city or sat on benches in the shade of trees in the park. A United Press staff correspondent, who made . bicycle tour of the city, was not once halted by air raid precautions workers.
 The only time it was possible to hear bomb explosions was during the fourth raid, when they sound- cd distantly from the direction ok tho AlEuoEk -.-...4.....-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25
EUCHARISTlC
 CONGRESS EVENTS
tcontlnued from Page D

"These vocational groups must be autonomous bodies endowed with freedom of assembly and vote, charged by the state with responsl- bilities to bring order Into the econ- onie life SO that there may be an equitable distribution Of the goods of production" he said.
 Msgr. Michael J. Ready, Washing ton, secretary of the Natlonal Cath ollc Welfare Conference, waS to be the principal speaker at today's sec- donal meeting on women's service in the home, church and state. The Most Rev. Edward Mooney, arch- bishop Of Detroit, was the presiding offlcer.
 Pope Plus KIT will broadcast c special message to the Congress to- morrow. Vatican sources said the message probably would express the Holy Secs attltued toward the Russo- German war.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25
German Armed Forces Still Driving Ahead
tContinued from Page D

The German high command, re. porting that British botnberS strong ly escorted by fighters had raided NaXi-ocoupied territory last night, said that i6 British planes were shot down, lS In air battles and two by anti-alreraft guns.
 Three moro British planes were shot down, tho high command said, during a British raid on northwest. ern Germany last night. The British raiders dropped incendiaries and high explosives, killing and injuring a number Of civilians but causing no military or industrial damage. at was said.
 German hoInberS, the high com. mand said, attacked the big British port Of Liverpool last night and scored direct hits on docks, food de- pots and warehouses. Large fires were started.
 Raids also were made against port works on the rivers Tyne and TeeSc and against airfields In southeastern England, it was said.
 German long-range homherS, Str!k- ing at shipping of the British east coast. were reported to have sunk two freighters totailing li,0o0 tons and scored heavy bomb hits on two other large merchantmen.
 In tho middle east, the high com. mand said, . strong bomber forcS rAlded the British naval base Nt Heifa last night with bombs of all calibre."
 Italy Admits Battle
 Rome, June 2S.-tUP(-A dispatch to tho newspaper MesSaggero from Rumania said today that violent fighting was In progress along the whole Rumanian front, with the Russians resisting fiereely, and that Russia had attempted to send men across the Danube Into Rumanian territory. :.
 The dispatch, sent from Iasio in the frontier zone, said the Russians were continually bombing and shell. Ing the Rumanlan town of Qalati, on the frontier, and had caused q considerable number of casualties.
 More than 200 Russian troops at- tempted to cross the Danube by boat south of dalati, the dispatch as- serted.
 "The small islands, abundant with vegetation, did not prevent them from being exterminated," the dis- patch added.
 Most violent fighting Is occurring on the whole Rumanian front with the Russians often putting up really desperate resistance" A Popolo Di Roma dispatch from Stockholm reported that a general mobilization order had been issued for the Swedish navy and air force. It said all Swedish ships had been ordered to get within Swedish teEy1s toriai waters ct once.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25
DEFENSE
 BOND 

e. What Is the price of c De. sense Savings Bonds
 A. For the smallest bond, you pay ei8.76. The bond will increase In value in ten years to s26. For e7S, you get . bond which will in- crease to si0o, other bonds arc h proportion.
 e. What will the Government do with the money I pay for my bond9
 A. Your money will be put to work at once in the National Do. feflse program to protect the free. dom and safety of the United States, and of all it's people everywhere.
 Note e-TO purchase DeEense Bonds and stamps, 90 Co the near. est post office or bank, or write for information to the Treasurer oe Che United states, Washington, D, Q,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25
British Bombers Are Smashing French Zone
toontInued from Page D

counter.attacking strongly in tho north caused military experts tc suggest that tho Russians would seek to develop an offensive in tho north while they made a strategic withdrawal in the south.
 Experts have long believed that in . German attack on the Ukraine tho Russians would use defonse.ii. depth tactics to draw the Germans on until their supply lines became over.extended.
 The experts believed that tho Russians would use German arrnor. cd tactics in 6 thrust toward East Prussia,
 Russla'S war communlque indi- cnted that the Germans were feeling out the strength of the Russian defenses in the area just above the Arctic Circle, with . view to Q drive on KandAlaksha, the railroad junction on the line to the Arctic Seas.
 There was some expectation that tho Germans would start soon drive from Finiand's Karelian IsthmuS and from the area north Of Lake Ladoga toward Leningrad.
 Looked Te Britain
 IL was reported from Stockholm that the Russians counted on British naval forces to help them hold Murmansk and Archangel, their great Arctic bases, Germany has strong forces in Arctic Norway
 There were insistent reports that tho dermans might attack aerosD tho Black Sea to the Russian Cau. eaSus. Germany has ccncentra ted many ships ct ports such as Con- Stan1a and Sulina, Rufnania, which the Russians have bombed, accord" ing to their coinniuniquo.
 British Ciese Tn On Syria
 London, Juno 26-tUP) --Brltisil Imperial troops, ordered to take any measures necessary to wind up tho campaign in syria quickly were said today to Do closing in from oil sides OH Palmyra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25
EMPL DYES GIVEN
 PAY BENEFITS

Hartford, Conn. June 26-(UP)- Approximately 5000 hourly and piece workers ct the Pratt & whitney dlvi- sion Of Niles- -Bement. Pond O., re ceiyed pay benefits today under 6 contract signed with the United Elec- trical Radio and Machine Workers of ASnerice (CIo).
 Tho contract provided 70 cents more an hour, seniority rights, one weeks vacation with pay and fecog- milton Of the union as bargaining agency og the employees. ,..