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Evening star., 1941-09-21
Requirements Plan
To Put More Reserve
Officers on Duty
Age Rules Will Send
Many of National 6uord
To Inactive Stutus

Inactive Reserve officers may look
forward to greater opportunities Of
active duty with the Army as a
practical result of the War Depart
ment's adoption of new age limita-
tions for officers on troop duty.
The new age limitations, officials
anticipate, will result in relegating
to inactive duty a considerable num-
ber of National Guard officers who,
for the most part, will be replaced
by Reserve officers. While the per-
centage of Guard officers who will
be above the age limitations was
withheld, it was indicated that the
the percentage in the field grades,
major, hetenant colonel and colonel,
would run rather high, lessening in
the lower ranks.
The new regulations set a top
limit of 80 years for second lieuten-
ants, 35 for first lieutenants, AZ for
captains, Al for majors, So for lieu
tenant colonels, IS for colonels, 60
for brigadier generals and 62 for
major generals.
Half Already in Service.
approximately half of the 10000
odd Reserve officers available for
active duty have been called to serv-
ice. Under another newly-estab-
lished policy of the War Department
a maximum of so per cent of these
on active duty with troops may be
continued in service for more than
II consecutive months. This prac-
tice plus the anticipated shortages
in the National Guard is expected to
result in providing training oppor-
tunities for the bulk of Reserve Off
GERS now on inactive status.
The feud between the Army and
Navy over pilot material showed
its cutthroat aspects in recent
order issued by the War Depart
ment to prevent Army Reserve Off
GERS on active duty from resignine
to accept appointment as Navy OF
Marine Corps flying cadets. The
ban against those officers resignine
was also extended to prevent then
from accepting commission in the
Naval or Marine Corps Reserve
The new schadule of inactive duty
conference for Reserve officers in the
Washington area will commence or
October !.
Col. Bolles Ordered to Duty.
Col Lemuel L. Bolles, infantry
Reserve, 1887 Rhode Island avenue
NV, has been ordered to active
duty with booth Service Unit: Office
of the United States Co-ordinator ot
the D. c. Metropolitan Defense Area
in Washington.
Evening star., 1941-09-21

The State of Rio Grande do Sui.
in Brazil, will spend s325,000 this
year in extending its railways.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
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me make what amends I can. You
need not give yourself up. I shall
go alone"
For a moment Montjoie studied
the white face of the Englishman.
Then he knodded his head. Yes
you must have your chance" he
said, with a sudden change of man
ner. Il understand you better than
you know, Adam. I am not the
unmitigated knave you think me. !
know an innkeeper in this neigh
borhood-let us 60 where We can
talk this over"
The Inn of King Edward was not
as pretentious a hostelry as its name
might indicate. The title was based
solely upon the legend that the
first King of the House Of York had
spent a night there 1t was nothing
but small wayside tavern, with
little to tempt the infrequent trav-
elers of the lonely and somewhat
wild district. In its time 1t must
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Lutin American Cruises
Announced for Foil

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-A schedule
of Fall cruises to the great ports
and capitals of Brazil. Uruguay
and Argentina has been announced
by the Moore Mccormack Lines,
operators of the Good Neighbor
Fleet to the east coast of South
America. Leaving New York every
fortnight, the cruises will be 38 days
in length and will feature Rio de
Janeiro and Santos in Brazil: Mon
tevideo, capital of Uruguay; Buenos
Aires, capital of Argentina, and
Barbados and Trinidad in the West
Indies.
The company also announced that
hereafter the liner Uruguay will
stop north as we'll as south bound
at Montevideo. To make up the extra
time needed, the liner will sail a
few hours earlier from New York
and will not call at Barbados. Her
sister ships, the Brazil and the
Argentina, will continue sailing at
their regular time, midnight every
other Friday.
Evening star., 1941-09-21

do, sir?" he asked, in a voice filled
with compassion.
You do not know" The man
spoke slowly, chokingly. You do
not know what-you have done !!
Elizabe h-EliZabeth-"
Mon Dieu!" Montjoie started as
though he had been kicked "Eliz-
abeth! The Queen! We may hang
for this, Adam"
Il hope We do!" said Adam War
burton, from the depths of his
shame. Returning to the saddle
bags he found flagon of wine and
trickled a drink of it down the
throat of the sufferer.
Evening star., 1941-09-21

have sheltered many rogues as un-
prepoSsessing as the two who ham,
mered on the door shortly after
the encounter with the Queens
messenger.
A Fresh Surprise.
Montjoie did the talking after
he and Warburton had been ad-
mitted. "A change of clothes, Un-
derhill," he ordered. Then some
thing to eat and a flagon OF your
best Burgundy"
Their host, however, could pro-
duce but one complete change OF
apparel, and that Montjoie appro-
priated. Il need it more than you,
Adam" he explained. IF you are
going to Elizabeth in the morning,
I must go the other way with all
speed. Whatever your feelings in
the matter, I have no desire to
have her turn me over to Jack
Ketch."
Fully dressed, the Frenchman
buckled about his waist the sword
he had taken from the man he had
killed, then set about transferring
to his pockets the objects contained
by his discarded garments. When
he came to the papers he had stolen
he paused as his eye fell upon the
superscription of one thick envei-
ope: ITO His August Majesty,
Francis II, King of France"
The letter was secured by wax
and bore the imprint of signet
ring. Montjoie felt a surge of in
terest. He knew his heraldry. That
was the private seal of the late
Mary Tudor.
He stole a glance at Warburton.
The latter was now at a basin,
washing hands and face Casually,
Montjoie moved closer to the candle
on the table, then broke the seal of
the letter A soldier of fortune must
meet opportunity more than half
way.
The letter was lengthy, compris-
ing a half dozen closely written
sheets. And the eyes of Bartholo-
NEW Montjoie widened in surprise
and unbelief before he had read 20
lines of the first page. 1t was his
involuntary gasp of astonishment
that caught the attention of War
burton.
What is it, Bartho?" he asked,
but the Frenchman, needless of the
interruption, began to skim through
the remaining pages. Warburton
picked up the envelope from the
floor at Montjoie's feet. THE King
of France!" he exclaimed. What"
Montjoie plucked the envelope
from Warburton's hand. "Sit down,
ADAM" he said, thrusting the letter
within his doublet TT is time you
and I arrived at an understanding.
tcopyrisht, 1941, by Chicago Daily News)
Continued tomorrow
Adam witnesses some amazing
sWOrdp1ay
Evening star., 1941-09-21

The ringl" the fellow was NUT
tering. The ring" He fumbled
at the pouch of his girdle.
Warburton went to the aid of the
futtering fingers. He found ring,
yes; but an odd one. OemleSs, 1t
was a plain band composed, not of
gold, but some heavy, black metal.
The ring of Queen Mary" mur-
INJURED the dying man. The ring
she wore in lieu of her wedding ring,
in memory of her faithlesS husband,
Philip of Spain"
"Yes?" prompted Warburton, as
the speaker paused in pain. Into
what business of State had he and
Montjoie blundered? This was the
ring of a dead Queen; it was only
yesterday-or today-that Warbur-
ton and Montjoie had heard of the
death of Mary Tudor.
"EliZabeth-the new Queen-She
sent me for it. Only when she sees
that ring will she believe that Mary
is really dead-that the reported
death is not some subterfuge on the
part of enemies to get her into their
power"
Warburton nodded understand
ingly. Elizabeth, the daughter of
Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, had
to guard against enemies in and
out of England.
eff she gets the ring-in time"
The stimulus of the wine was end
ing. "She-can move in time-to
secure the-throne-" A damp
cold hand found Warburton's wrist
and the last words came out with a
rush: You will take it to her?"
Il will promise you!" Warbur-
ton caught the clammy hand in his;
and relief mingled with the death
that spread like sleep over the mes
senger's face.
Warburton stood erect, and Mont
joie took his place, running prac-
ticed fingers through the dead mans
clothes. Warburton watched the
ghoulish procedure. After all, he
had no right to criticize the man
Legally, they were murderers both
Yet he was resolved to accept no
share of the booty. All he desired
now out of the tragic misadventure
was what he already held in his
hand-the black ring of Bloody
Mary.
Warburton Refuses Gold.
Came the clink of gold, and with
an exultant grunt Montjoie rose
to his feet clutching a fat wallet
and few papers.
Worth the killing, Adam!" he
grinned, and extended the purse
Hold out your hand, boy. Gold!
Yellow gold, that will buy you the
smiles of women, new raiment and
| old wine"
Warburton stepped back. "I want
nothing, Bartho-nothing, save this
ring which must be taken at once
to Elizabeth"
'"Eh?" Montjoie's free hand moved
toward the knife at his girdle.
"You fool, do you want to hang us
both?"
Let us not quarrel, Bartho. You
broke your promise to me when you
killed this man and you must let
Evening star., 1941-09-21
The Travellers Notebook
SeribbIings About Nossous Captivating Songs,
Why Barbados Was So Named and Flying 30
Times Around the World

Hungarian partridge, october Is to
November Is.
Phoenix, Ariz., has a municipal
park of 14,675 acres. cut by hiking
and bride paths and dotted with
picnic grounds. 1t is called South
Mountain Park
The short pigtail that served for
centuries as the badge of bullfght-
ers has been abandoned in Mexico,
but remnant of the tradition ex-
lists. A "coleta' is pinned to the hair
on the back of the head before the
performers enter the ring.
How to say it in Spanish-Will
you help me change tire? Quiere
I'd. ayudarme cambiar un neu-
matico?
More than 5000 900 visitors have
been recorded in Great Smoky
Mountain National Park since it was
established several years ago. About
half-229 469 acres-of the park is
in North Carolina, the rest in Ten
nessee.
The autumnal pageant of color is
creeping down the countryside from
Americas Northern forests and in
two weeks or 50 should paint the
trees in the Washington area in
| hues that rival the sunset. Here is
a partial list of trees and the COL
ors they will produce: Dogwood,
red; willows, light yellow; poplar,
yellow and golden yellow; butter
nut, yellow; blue beech, orange
yellow and scarlet; birches, bright
to orange yellow; beech, clear yell
| low; red oak, dark red; scarlet oak,
| brilliant scarlet; black oak, dull red
| to orange brown; white oak, deep
| vinous red to orange brown: Ameri-
can elm, pale yellow; witch hazel,
| bright yellow orange, rarely purple;
mountain ash, bright, clear yellow,
red berries in clumps; shad bush,
bright clear yellow; hawthorn, bril-
/ liant varying colors and fruit;
! sumac, brilliant red; striped maple,
light yellow; sugar maple, bright
/ yellow to orange and scarlet; silver
maple, pale yellow; red maple,
bright scarlet and orange: noun
tain maple, yellow and scarlet; box
elder, bright yellow; Eastwood, yel-
low; tupelo, flaming scarlet; ash,
/ yellow to dark purple; hazelnut,
brownish yellow.
North CarQlinas greatest length
is SOB miles; greatest width, l06. 1t
has an ocean shoreline of 800 miles
and inland waterways totaling 1900
miles.
Boards of moss dangling from the
trees so impressed the Portuguese
discoverers of eastmost of the group
of British West Indies known as
), the Windward Islands that they
named it Barbados
From the standpoint of numbers,
the first six French families of
Louisiana are the LeBlancs, Landrys,
Heberts, Broussards. Boudreaux and
Moutons. Perveril Meigs, Sd. IS re-
sponsible for the calculation. having
checked through lis telephone di-
rectories and counted names on mail
boxes on a number of field trips.
Except for BrouSsard. he identified
the more frequently encountered
names as Acadian.
The popular Mexican drink,
pulque. becomes slightly less alco-
holic than beer after fermentation
of about "a hours. 1t must be con-
sumed shortly after being shipped
to market, for it spoils. 1t is readily
! made heinp nothing hut the Juice
of the maguey cactus, with only
mother of pulque" added to speed
the fermenting process.
Evening star., 1941-09-21

Adam witnesses some amazing
swordplay.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
New Niagara Bridge
Dedication Dute Set

TORONTO, Sept. 20.-The new
s3,500,000 Rainbow Arch Bridge,
which is to replace the famed
Honeymoon Bridge, which collapsed
212 years ago, is now scheduled
for its formal dedication on Octo-
Der 7.
The new structure. which will be
higher and broader than the old
bridge. may be approached from
the American side through II motor
route passages with IA similar ap-
proaches from the Canadian side
There new link spur will connect
with the Queen Elizabeth super
highway to Toronto and points
north.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
BY JACQUES FUTRELLE, Jr,
Travel Edifnr

Scribblings: Shed a tear while
passing Lake Winola, near Scran-
ton, for the little Indian girl who
loved a white man. The daughter
of Chief Capoose loved a tribes
captive. He escaped, but the chief
led the party that tracked him
down and slew him. Grief-stricken
Winola. then threw herself in lake.
Las Vegas, N. M, has known its
riff-raff among tourists" of by
gone days, but the desperate era
was largely ended when vigilantes
in the 1905 made a gibbet of the
windmill in the plaza and decorated
it from time to time. The roster of
such visitors includes such quick
on-the-draw gentlemen as Caribou
Brown, Dirty-face Mike, Scarface
Charlie, Flyspeck Sam and Wink
the Barber.
Galveston, Tex, puts such store
by its pollen-free air, washed by
Gulf breeZes, that each year 1t
stages hay fever celebration. It's
going on now and will continue
through October Is. An anaphylaxis
king and queen are chosen on
October Is.
Concluding a series of private
treaties with Bedouin chiefs in
Palestine and Syria in 1868,
Palestine and Syria in 1868, Thomas
Thomas Cook, founder of the
travel agency, arranged for tour
of the Holy Land for a party OF
go persons. Included in the equip
ment, listed in old records, were
q sleeping tents, 8 cooking tents
2 dining tents, 65 saddle horses, 81
pack mules and % asses, SO mule
teerS, 18 camp servants and cooks
and 5 watchdogs.
The wild Russian boar season
opens in some areas of North Caro-
lima on October 20.
The tenth anniversary of the
completion of the great statue
Christ of the Andes. which watche;
over Rio de Janeiro from lofty
peak, will be celebrated by the city
october ~.
/
Maybe you heard the song Pea.
n Rice" in the film, Honeymoon
4 in Bali" It's probably the best
known native song in the Bahama!
and a long standing favorite of tht
melody loving Nassau minstrels. 1
dates back to scores of years ago
when the colored folks groaneC
about substituting coconut oil TO
cooking because of shortage of lard
and plaintively moaned, MANN;
don't want no peas, no rice, no coco
nut oil" There are other songs
including a Nassau version o
FRANKIE end Johnny" called Deli;
Gone" On the poignant side i
Hist the John B. Sail" and such
others as Lord God. Tomatoes" ant
MY Name Is Morgan, But 1t Ain
j. P"
] Oldest house in Los Angeles i
Avila Adobe, which has stood fo
$50 years in the now quaint Olveri
street.
Sun Valley has established bast
camp on the Middle Fork of tht
Salmon River as jumping of
place for big-game hunts in the
Idaho wildernesses. The main game
seasons follow: Middle Fork deer
September IS to November 5, with
two deer permitted in special over
populated areas; elk, october 5 tc
November 10. in the Selway pre-
serve; bear. year round; mountain
goat. October Is to 80; duck season
October 16 to December IA; pheas.
ants, October Is to November %
Evening star., 1941-09-21

Swiss military authorities are max
ing motion pictures of the various
branches of the mobilized army
which are we'll received by movie
fans.
Evening star., 1941-09-21

The State of Rio, In Brazil, has
organized q rural guards corps to
advise its people on the conservation
and reforstatiou Of woods.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
(0be Queenmaker
WESTERN ATMOSPHERE
CHAPTER I.

the Frenchman heard first the sound for which the two rain
drenched
his Then the other Crouchng picked
the ploppng cushioned footballs moving
through the StarlesS night.
shver caused by the cold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
Delicious FieWhip
For Spring Treat

AS DELICIOUS and nourish-
ing a dessert as you could hope
to find is this fig nut whip. It's
light and refreshing. just the
thing for a Spring supper.
Fig Nut Whip
l cup dried figs
Ia cups hot water
l package lemon favored gel.
attn
y cup whipping cream
u cup chopped nut meats.
Rinse figs; boil 30 minutes In
water to cover. Drain, clip
stems and cut into small pieces.
Pour hot water over gelatin
and stir until dissolved; cool.
When gelatin begins to set. add
whipped cream. figs and nuts.
Blend thoroughly. Chill before
serving. Serves six.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15

ADD the magic zest and sparkle of
n Heinz Vinegars to your fresh spring
salads! Heinz Vinegars are mellowed in
wood to full strength. That's why they
have more tang, more fragrance why
you actually use less! You have choice
of four fiavorful kinds - Cider, Malt,
Tarragon and Distilled Whitel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
Setting Table

Use a low bowl of flowers on
a mirror plaque to add to the
color and beauty of your table,
all inducements when AppetiteS
are capriciouS.
Keep lights soft. and place
protective covers on all lamp
shades. Get in a supply of those
pottery wall brackets and fill
them with fragrant crystals or
briuuetteS that come in various
refreshing odors such as pine.
lavender and pot pourri. These
are refreshing not only for
kitchen and bathrooms but for
every room in the house.
Have plant table and place
it near a window. Never were
potted plants more popular than
now. Any florist or nursery
man will suggest various va
rieties and tell you how to care
for them. Tending plants and
flowers is one of the most pleas
ant of Summer occupations and
tends 10 keep one cool and
cheerful.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15

Marlene believes that the
long. loose bob viii eventually
be worn only with sports and
play clothes and that the after
noon and evening couture will
be uppcd IN heavy braids and
CurlS exclusively.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15

MARLENE DIETRICH, voic-
ing several opinions on the set
OF "Manpower' is so certain
that long hair is. returning To
favor that she has let hers grow
FIVE inches since this time last
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
MarIene Believes Long Tresses Most FIattering

Ears will . be exposed and
bangs will grow in favor. but
there will also be a return. she
says. to the famous Ann Harding
couture with ears covered and
a low Psyche knot at the nape
of the neck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
BREAKFAST TIP

HERE'S 4 tip to arouse late
sleepcrS. Ham and French toast
vii bring them down 10 break
fast in a jiffy Put thin Shee
Of cooked ham between two
slices Of bread. Dip into an egg
beaten with milk and seasoning
Fry IN fat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15

For an appetizing novelty
mince tuna fish very fine, add a
bit of hard-cooked egg. green
pepper, salt and pepper, and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
STUFFED CELERY

moisten with mayonnaise. Stuff
this mixture into the stalks of
celery and serve, well-chilled, as
q relish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
Savory Sauce Tops
Tasty Ham Rolls

HAM ROLLS are a tasty and
attractive addition to a luncheon
plate. They're easily made and
delightful to serve.
Ham Rolls
! cup mashed potato
y teaspoon salt
Il teaspoon pepper
y teaspoon dry mustard
p teaspoon onion juice
! egg, beaten
2 tablespoons green pepper,
finely chopped
cup whole corn kernels,
drained
! y cups cooked ham. diced fine
| cup bread crumbs.
Combine potato. salt, pepper.
mustard, onion juice and egg
and mix thoroughly Add green
pepper. corn and ham and mix
well. Shape into small cylinders.
about 3 inches in diameter. Roll
in crumbs. Fry in deep hot fat
2 minutes, or until brown.
Drain on absorbent paper.
Serves 6. Serve with savory
sauce.
Ssvoy Sauce
y pound cheese, cut in pieces
l can. condensed tomato Juice
u teaspoon cayenne pepper
Il teaspoon white pepper
a teaspoons onion juice.
Combine in top of double
boiler. Cook until smooth and
thick. Serve over ham rolls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15

handsome and practical kitchen bathroom
this streamned towel II will hold stacks towels
up become utility hooks for hanging robes and SUCH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
Glassware

Treat the linen closet to law
ender, pine, verbena, rose ge-
ranium sachet or perfume blocks
and so make the linen fragrant
and lovely to help induce sleep.
Make things easier and meals
more pleasant by putting away
all your good china and glass.
Instead, use gay pottery or a
colored glass set. Forego table
linen and use runners and place
mats on highly polished table.
Invest in that finish said to guar
antee table surface against
stains or burns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
Prepare Home
For Warm
Weather
BY ELEANOR ROSS

GRUMBLING ABOUT the
hot weather always makes
things worse. The thing TO do, if
one must stay in town, is to
make the house as cool as pos
sible and to create the illusion
of GOODNESS.
First of all, pack away as
many unnecessary ornaments as
possible. This includes bric-a-
brac. pictures, mirrors. Rear
range the furniture SOFAS to help
air circulate through the rooms.
Slip cover everything possible
with cool, dainty covers. If you
can, place a sofa or a chaise
Tongue near a window.
Curtains
Get busy with windows. Cur
tains can be run up in no time
at all. White mosquito netting
and theatrical gauze are excel
lent for glass curtains, and help
to keep both dust and warmth
beyond the WINDOW.
Unbleached muslin, Bingham
and print percale are all ideal
fabrics for Summer Grapes. Once
your house windows are dressed
in cool Summer garb, the house
will look and seem cooler and
nicer.
Wherever possible, take up
rugs, pack and store. Grass
rugs and mating help the floor
TO keep cool during the dog days.
The shops are showing mar
velouS Summer rugs, new fabrics
and weaves done in delightful
colors and designs.
While you're about il, see the
new Summer blankets. There
are lovely knitted throws in
beautiful colors that are ideal
for hot weather use, Colored
sheets in all sorts of cool colors
are nice, too.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-12-18
ELY MUSICALE HAS
CHRISTMAS PARTY

The December meeting and Christ
mas Party of the Ely Musicale was
held at the EIlefsen home on Monday
evening
The club decided to donate $40 to
the Iron Lung Fund. Plans were dis
cussed for the club carolers to visit
homes On Tuesday evening, December
3. Lunch viii be served to the
carolers following their trip at the
Community Center cafeteria.
A program of Christmas music was
presented following the business ses-
sion. Alma Hegnan read a paper on
sacred music; Lucille Marteu sang 80
Holy Night" with Josephine Slogan as
accompanies, trio sang Silent
Night" and Deck the Halls" accom-
panied by George Matesha.
Following musical quiz and Com
munity Singing, Santa Claus distrib-
uted gifts to the members
Assisting Mrs. Hegman with grange
ments was Bertha Krause. Mrs. Marteu
and Edith Ellefsen served delicious
lunch