davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-11

100; HclpS--Buy 100 More.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24

compiemented with a lighter film.
Mexican spitfire Sees the Ghost.
starring Lupe velez. Leon Enrol
and Buddy Rogers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24
Romantic Musical On Temple Boards

Catchy music. fantastic situa-
tons and a unique romance blend
into fascinating entertainment in
Il Married an Angel" based on
the Broadway stage hit. opening
today at the Temple theater, and
serving as the latest co-starring
vehicle for Jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson EDDY.
The picture Is literally fantasy
set 10 music. Eddy plays a
wealthy playboy who dreams he
marries an angel, the latter being
Miss Macdonald. who in his wax
ing hours Is a timid country girl
employed at his bank.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24

Music ranges from catchy bal
lads 10 sonorous celestial effects
with harps and grand organs
Song hits include The Man in
the Street" Il Married an Angel."
paris in Spring" A Twinkle in
Your Eye" END of a Dream" and
others.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24
Last Civil War Veteran
In Northern Idaho Dies

CoEUR D'ALENE, Ida. - Sam
uel sawley. IS. the only remaining
Civil war veteran in Northern
Idaho, died here Tuesday Of causes
incident TO age.
Sawley enlisted in the Union
army as a drummer boy from Wis
consin. After the war he came
TO Idaho 10 live.
Buy u. s. Bonds and Savei
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24

Actual pictures of the German
retreat from Moscow. the horrible
plumber Of villages. the ternors Of
the deadly Russian winter. and the
ravares OF modern warfare COM
prise one Of the most realistic
films ever 20 be presented In the
United States.
With Edward G. Robinson as
commentator. Moscow Strikes
Back" is an important and signifl-
cant film for every American TO
see. The momertous and appalling
plight Of many who have suffered
through more than u months Of
war on the Russian front. and the
heroic showing Of the Red army
against the overwhelming German
hordes make II 4 film one who il
timeiy-minded cannot afford TO
miss.
Nothing In spared in Moscow
Strikes Back" II was the hope
Of the Russian government that
the people Of United States might
zee with their own eyes the ter
rifle battle they are fighting to
preserve a free way Of life. With
out doubt. many scenes picture
more than vividly happenings
which come under the heading of
holocausts.
This unusual one-hour film II
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24
Moscow Strikes Back Opens
Thursday at Hamrick' S Roxy
Unusuol Film Released by Soviet Govt
Brings War to Tocomo Doorstep

graphic picture Moscow Strikes Back opening Thursday
at the Roxy theaer This is authentic film released by
ted by the L. s. be publicly screened in this
country.
Actual pictures Of the German compemented with lighter film
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL ThEATERS

RIsITO-Cary Grant. Jean Arthur
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OF the Town" 1880. 40. $50.
1000: also Jiny FAlkenburs and
Leslie Brooks IN Lucky Legs.
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ZOO. e.35. i2.05.
RETURN SHOWING
BEVERLY - Pat O'Brien and Glenn
Ford IN "F1ieht Lieutenant. also
William Holden and Frances Dee
In Meet the SkWhrts
CAffTol-Lionel barrymore and Lew
Ayres In Or. Kildares Wedding
Day: also Lloyd Nolan and Mary
Beth Hughes In Dressed to XIII"
CAMEO-Bruce Cabot and Constance
Bennett IN wild Bill Hickok
Rides" also Bette Davis and Monty
wooley in The Man Who Came to
oNMUNITy-Gienn Ford and Claire
Trevor In Adventures of Martin
Eden; also Preston Foster and
Lynn Bari In Secret Agent of ia
KAY sTREET-Marlene Dietrich and
Randolph Scott In "spoiiers". also
weekend for Three.
LAKEWOOD Rita Hayworth and
Olivia De Hsviliand In strawberry
Blonde also Rudolph Valentino as
rARK-chsries Boyer and Margaret
sullivan in appointment for
PROCTOR George Raft and Pat
O'Brien in Broadway, also Lynn
Bari and Allen Curtis in. We Go
REsLARr-Ann Sheridan and Rob
REN-Robert CUMMINGS and Priscilla
Lane In 'saboteur": also William
Gargan and Margaret Lindsay in
CLOSE Call for Eilary Queen"
SHELL Douglas Fairbanks. ir.. In
"Corsican Brothers.. also Wayne
Morris and Brenda Marshall In
Smiling Ghost"
suNsEIrsin on Day ~. and r,r nsry o Msl
also Guy Kibbee in "scattergood
Rides High"
TEMPIE--Jesneste Macdonald In Il
Married an Angel: also Norma
Shearer and Robert Taylor In "Her
Cardboard Lover"
LIBERTY, ruyaiiup--Cary Grant and
Douglas Fairbanks. r.. in "Gunsa
Din; also king Kong"
RIVIERA. sumner Lew hyres and
Larnine Day IN Fingers At the
window"
Evening star., 1942-08-25
Manners
of the
Nom ent

When you are the girl who has
to sleep on the living room couch,
1t always seems that brothers-in-
law and uncles purposely try to
forget you. Naturally, being the
living room guest, you must wait
until every one else has gone to
bed before you even make q move
to retire. You obviously can't put
on your pajamas and stretch out to
read II the family is sitting around
your so-called bedroom.
When the brother -in-law gets out
the newspaper at about a quarter
to II and makes himself throughly
comfortable on the sofa, then your
heart sinks. You know that you
won't be able to bulge him for
good three-quarters of an hour.
1t Is very difncult to make re-
marks to any one. It's hard to say,
For Heavens sake, get out of this
room, will you, and let me 60 to
bed" It's hard, for obviously you
are q sort Of extra person around
II you have been relegated to the
couch, whether you belong In the
home or not. And even If you
have every right to make the above
remark, you probably will get some
bitter comeback about q mans home
not being his own.
My advice IS to keep quiet. But
about an hour before you want to
60 to bed, start yawning. Yawning
Is catching. And when every one
else starts yawning soon they'll all
begin to think they're sleepy.
JEAN.
Evening star., 1942-08-25
|W'hyGrow
Old?
By Josephine Lowman

Here / go again. prattling about
some simple health truths which
have been given authority by scien-
tif1c experimentation. If you want
to be told that diet of mocking
bird tongues and horse radish will
Danish age signs, turn somewhere
else.
No fads! Instead you should fol-
low a few health rules which will
give you an extra margin of energy
and keenness in living. Recently
gave you five rules to follow in the
selection Of your daily diet. I sug-
gested that you go to the dinner
table in a pleasant, relaxed mood.
Today I suggest that you have
yearly physical checkup.
This should be an unbreakable
rule for each one Of us and yet We
are very likely to overlook 1t If we
feel we'll. But let a big pain hit
us in the tummy or some other
frightening symptom appear and we
rush to the nearest medico mutter-
ing to ourselves, If I just get by
this time without anything serious
I'll never let this much time pass
again without checkup."
The yearly examination is partic-
ularly important for the woman who
Is 35 or more. 1t Is wise to ap-
proach this period Of life In fine
physical condition, free from little
nasging disabilities and systemic
troubles.
Evening star., 1942-08-25
Avoid Strenuous
Routine When
Reducing
n n..
By Patricia Lindsay

Problem-A housewife writes me:
I am kept very busy, my weight Is
181 pounds. I want to lose 40
pounds. !, I could take one-half
hour. a day for exercise. Please
give me some exercises which will
reduce my abdomen. Which foods
can be eaten for beauty" and
which foods should be eaten for
energy? How much exercise is nee
essary for good health, and how
many glasses Of water should I
drink each day? Please help me
Il want to be more attractive.
Answer-You should exercise and
diet so that you will lose weight
gradually-2 pounds the first two
weeks, 3 pounds the third week and
possibly the fourth, and pounds
week thereafter-providing you eat
wisely and have enough energy to
carry on your duties. II this re-
duction seems too enervating plan
to lose 2 pounds each week for 20
weeks.
Beauty foods and energy giving
foods are the same. Whole grain
cereals and breads, dairy foods,
plenty OF leafy fresh vegetables, root
vegetables dimited), plenty of fresh
fruits and their juices. Some meat
but lean only (twice a week..
Fish twice q week. Three days no
meat or fish but other protein.
Absolutely no sauces, sweet desserts.
candy, fried foods, rich creamed
foods, pastries. 1t is surprising how
appetizing you can make your meals
if you balance them properly as to
energy value Call vitamins and min
erals). Soon you will dislike highly
seasoned or sweetened foods.
Physicians differ about the
amount of water one should drink.
To reduce, do not drink water
with the meals. Between meals,
upon rising and retiring, drink one
large glass. II very thirsty during
hot weather, drink more. Eight
glasses day are considered not
too many unless you have an all
ment which your doctor should ad-
wise you about.
Evening star., 1942-08-25
Designed to Make Young
Girls Look Their Best
Rv Barbara Bell

Designed to make young girls look
their adorable best, this pattern
achieves its purpose by skillful
cutting and simple details. The
pinched-in waist with side sashes
holding it firm, the gathered fullness
Of the skirt and the becoming neck
line are important factors IN the
success of this frock!
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1624-B
Is designed for sizes 6. 8. 10, II and
IA years. Size 8 years takes 2 yards
S9-inch material.
For aprons, as we'll as dresses,
Jumpers. skirts, slacks and children's
fashions, see the new Fashion Book
for fall. 1t is just off the press. 1t
Is Is cents per copy or 1t may be
ordered with a 15-cent pattern for
IS cents plus / cent for postage.
For this attractive pattern send
Is cents, plus / cent for postage,
In coins with your name, address,
pattern number and size wanted
to Barbara Bell, Washington
Star, Post Office Box IS, Station
o, New York, N. Y.
Evening star., 1942-08-25
Don't TakeVague
Invitation Too
Seriously
Drop in Any Time
Might Not Mean
Exactly That
By Emily Post
By Emily Post

A question perplextng to many -
whether to take seriously IN IN
definite invitation, such rs: when
you come to Blank town be sure
to look me up and come to lunch!"
or ANY time you are in our neigh-
borhood come out and spend the
day."
There are people who take all
such invitations at full value. They
do call up and they pin the host
or hostess down to q definite day
and hour. Some Of these do 1t so
successfully they are urged to come
again and again. The rule OF
safety is to take "any time" as
meaning mo time" unless that per-
son who gives you this invitation
is an intimate friend or at least
some one who, you are sure, will
really want to be taken at her word.
Dear Mrs. Post: My fance and
I became engaged when he was
home recently on furlough, but we
are going to wait to be married
until after he comes back from
overseas. There has been no &n-
nouncement OF any kind and don't
feel in the mood to give . party
and make q big occasion OF this.
There are many people here In town
and everywhere else whom I would
like to tell in some personal way.
but there are too many to write
notes to.
Answer 1T Is never necessary
to give party to announce an
engagement. If you write to few
friends and they tell others 1t Is
--radually known. The usual thing
to do is to write the news to the
society editor OF the newspaper and
It's appearance announces the en-
gagement.
Dear Mrs. Post: What about
wearing evening dress on buses
and streetcars? Now that gasoline
and tires are restricted and many
OF the Nations cars are put up for
the duration. is 1t proper to 90 to
dances and certain other places in
evening dress when having to go
and come on q public conveyancs?
Answer Certainly; how else could
you go?
Evening star., 1942-08-25

When 4 child Is handicapped the%
best way to help him bear it, to learn
to live with it, is to teach him that 1t
makes no difference in his parents
love for him. They like him just the
same. love him all the more.
Then teach him to face the thing
that hurts him. Freckles7 They
don't matter really. They are Just
the reflection of the sun on his skin.
He happens to have that kind Of
skin. What Of 1t? They belong to
childhood and people like freckled
children Just as they like speckled
trout. Go ahead and be so nice that
people love you. freckles and all.
Make those freckles the badge Of
good humor. kindness and good will
toward men.
Lame? Too bad, but you can get
along just the same. Nobody in the
world can do everything. Suppose
you can't run . hundred yards. Why
should you? You can get to where
you want to be. You can use your
head and your hands and make
yourself lovely though usefulness.
You're lame? What Of it? Make
list of the fine men and women
who were lame and set about making
yourself At to have your name writ
ten down with theirs.
You're hard OF hearing? You can't
see well and you have to wear thick
specks? You're homely? You're
awfully slow in school? Well, we'll
that's too bad, but really nothing
to weep about. Get going and see
how far you can get by doing what
you can do with what you have.
My child, you can be lame, or
sightless, or deaf, or homely, or
freckled and pudgy and still be be-
loved, useful and wanted by all who
know you. Just get to work and
do what you can do 50 well that no
body can take your place and you
will discover that not only father
and mother like you, the whole COM
munity likes you.
Just remember that in all the
works Of creation there is not one
perfectly formed person or thing.
Every one Of US Is little bit out
Of form. So what? Get on with
the Job.
Evening star., 1942-08-25
Prune Pudding Saves
Precious Sugar

As long as chocolate is available,
you can make this good dessert for
the children, without infringing on
your sugar supply. You'll find they
will enjoy it-especially as cooler
days roll round.
DUSKY PRUNE PUDDING.
2 cups cooked prunes.
z squares bitter chocolate.
cup sweetened condensed milk.
/ cup prune juice.
! teaspoon vanilla extract.
u teaspoon salt.
IL graham crackers.
Remove pits from prunes and
cut prunes into small pieces. Melt
chocolate In top OF double boiler
add milk and let cook Until thick,
about five minutes. Remove from
heat, add prune Juice, flavoring,
and salt: beat with rotary beater
until smooth. add prunes and finely
crumbled crackers, and mix thor
oughly. Chill. Serve In glasses
with garnish Of whipped cream.
Evening star., 1942-08-25
What's NeU in TO1un?
By Dorothy Murray

Conservation Program =.
Mend small damaged spots precious rubber tires tubes
and other articles with self ulcanzng putty
Jars and moderately priced surprisingly repair
these damaged spots the directions the followed
carefully All that sandpaper
place clear of dust and apply
this dry and apply second coat The putty then
thoroughly and left overnight to cure
French Inspiration ...f
Devied delicious and attractive party
luncheon with cold cuts salad and best OF ALL they
that would
plate that will hold Is the edge and the
center for The dish made of American glass;
copied from lovely old French piece.
Smart and Simple -.
An electric cooker made is excellent
preparing stews spaghetti dishes that require
cooking Although downright plain this looking
and could be placed the table without spelling
appearance of the setting
"Y0ur Eye on the Bal" -.
Tip for golfers: You golf balls white
applying coat of special paint available In small bottles
nominal cost 1t will help to keep them good condition
will be better able to follow the Of ball.
chance you're "o game" the objects
easily discovered in the rough coating applied
Dainty Decoration -.
One Of the local shops has just received exception
ally goodooking artificial flowers supply
pink and white cameas lily the valley sweetheart
The camellas would look lovely placed
those marble glass balls used hold Or
prefer something different try arranging them
sized hunks" of pale colored glass lily
such one made in the shape with outspread
Masculine Fashion -.
clips fashion for men, They
heads golf clubs for decoration. Although be
worn throughout the they suitable with
Evening star., 1942-08-25

NlAAS 10 6Oul6 W Ue Tile kIedJcSJ Sult
season In years. There will be slim.
vell-tailored types for daytime and
ofice wear: fussier models for after
noon occasions and very dressy fur
trimmed styles for evening. The suit
Will be the backbone of the ward
robe, not only for its qualities of
warmth, but also because 1t Is an
Investment to last over several sea-
sons. Buy good. warm one this
year, choosing a color that lends
itself we'll to variations in accessor-
ies. There are plenty Of wool models
dn the market, thanks to good sup
Hlies OF materials on hand before
conservation set in. However, there
DIRE also excellent mixtures" which
dre warm, smart looking and fire.
quently less bulky, so don't be
alarmed If the little tag on your suit
doesn't read 100 per cent"
The second and slightly more
original way OF keeping warm come
winter Is to think about quilted
fashions. There are very smart
styles in slacks, skirts, jackets and
what-have-you, and they're not re-
Stricted to campus wear. Good
looking velveteen evening jackets
3re lined with quilting, for example,
md they're the sort of things you'll
wear constantly around the house,
Sver hostess slacks and dresses, as
well as with evening gowns. Sweat
Srs are coming back in full force,
for daytime and evening, so you'll
DO well to have pair of velveteen
slacks or skirt to be worn with a
warm sweater "at home" You'll
also be smart to take a cue from
the campus queens and invest in
eome flannel pajamas and warm
tailored robes, and undoubtedly
you'll be surprised to find them
good looking as we'll as comforting.
If you're wise and patriotic
shopper you'll show an interest in
tome of the new fabrics which take
the place of precious materials.
Being featured around town is
heavy cotton material similar to
automobile upholstery fabric which
looks very trim and gives you
warmth without wool. So far these
tear slipcover" styles look as
though they may make fashion
news and it's good idea to in
vestigate them when you shop.
Remember that you won't find
three-piece suits sold as a unit this
year, but that you can buy two
piece types and purchase an extra
coat to match or contrast. In plan
ming your wardrobe for the coming
season keep the idea Of warmth in
mind. Don't spurn the idea OF
chic little vests to give you still
another layer under your suits,
flannel shirts which are well tailored
and very comforting, covered up"
dinner dresses which are practical
as well as fashion-right. With
proper care and careful selection
you won't have to be bundled up
to the ears to be comfortable. You
can look like something straight
out of the pages of smart fashion
magazine and still have the laugh
On ole Jack Frost.
Evening star., 1942-08-25
To Be Both Chic and Warm
Is the Latest Problem
3; Fashion, However, Is Prepared
| To Answer Need With Smart
And Comfortable Clothes
By Helen Toef

Although it's been in that location too find particularly
upseng the world of fashion admits
back of the delivery personnel problems
didn't cause them enough grief.
problem OF dressing
practical and warm-all
Not mind that
a clothes this year must consider only the wms Of fashion but
the regulations
OF shoppers buy duration clothes will stand plenty
and and finally probability madys will
n big factor keeping winter What with
likely chilly
an also be important that the
tune she chooses is chic, becoming and feminine!
The $64 question then is What will she buy?"
Obvious suits Well predict that
Evening star., 1942-08-25
woMEN's FEATURES.
Parents Love Is Comfort
To a Handicapped Child
Teach Him to Face the Facts
And Resolve to Overcome
Them by Sincere Effort
By AngsIo P0fri

Thought people will be with
Doubt think that hepees
folks attacks Why
OF feelings incomreehsnxb
often
well feckle-face certainly
egg frecks Couldn't lay PIN pot bsss
freckled Bad
flushed stood her ground valantH and said ~ mother
likes the
helps placs. ny othe as
father The world hah and the people u
standing
bshksd
Evening star., 1942-08-25
Broken Nail

Lucille Ball kids herself about her
long glamour fingernails, but
she still finds them flattering and
amusing. But when she does break
one she files them all off to match.
No uneven nail line for Lucille. If,
however, nail should break in the
middle of a picture where her hands
appear in closeup and must match
previous scenes-as they do In one
scene of her current picture, THE
Big Street"-she mends the broken
hail with false front" until 1t
crows out again.
Evening star., 1942-08-25
Eggplant Served
In Great MANY
'Disguises'
Tmrkish.Tybe Dish
Includes Garlic
In the Recipe
n =, y,.y ~
By Edith NJ. Barber

No vegetable has a more lovely COL
or than eggplant, whose shades are
always on the purple side. It is too
bad that cooking destroys the
color, as one OF the favorite methods
for preparing this vegetable is to
stuff 1t and bake it. When leftover
meat is combined with the stufdng
you can make an eggplant do duty
as main supper or luncheon dish.
For other purposes the eggplant
is pared before it is cooked, whether
it is simply fried or combined with
highly seasoned foods such as toma-
toes, onions and green peppers.
Fried eggplant is very popular, but
to be at its best the frying should be
done in deep fat. It is hard to get
a good crisp product by sauteeing.
1t is best cut in long fingers when
deep fat is used. When eggplant Is
sauteed it should be sliced and then
dried thoroughly after it has been
soaked in salted water. 1t may then
be rolled either In flour or fine dry
crumbs and sauteed in hot fat.
Eggplant fried by either method
should be drained on soft paper
after it Is cooked.
If you like garlic you may use
Turkish-type recipe which produces
a most savory dish, especially good
for luncheon.
EGGPLANT, TURKISH STYLE.
u cup salad oil.
/ peeled Glove garlic.
n cup sliced onions.
u cup minced green pepper
/ medium sized eggplant, pared
and diced.
cups canned tomatoes, or chop
ped fresh tomatoes.
teaspoon salt.
Heat salad oil in heavy frying pan
and saute garlic three minutes. Re-
move garlic. Add onions, green pep
per and eggplant. and cook three
minutes. Add tomatoes. If fresh,
peel and chop. Add salt. and cook
slowly over low fire until eggplara1
is tender, about 20 minutes. Add
more salt if necessary. Yield, six
servings. Note-bacon fat may re-
place salad oil. II desired, add one
cup diced, cooked meat with the
tomatoes.
Evening star., 1942-08-25
BAKED STUFFED EGGPLANT.
/ medium sized eggplant.

BAKED STUFFED EGGPLANT.
/ medium-sized eggplant.
8 tablespoons butter.
3 tablespoons minced onion.
2 sprigs parsley, minced.
2 tablespoons minced celery.
! cup chopped tomatoes.
u cup chopped green pepper.
cup soft bread crumbs.
/ teaspoon salt.
Wash eggplant, cut in half. and
remove pulp to within u inch of
the skin. Dice pulp. Combine all
ingredients and mix well. Refill
eggplant shells with mixture, and
place in creased baking pan. Bake
in moderately hot oven (4O0 degrees
F) from 10 to As minutes, until
soft and lightly brown. Yield, six
servings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

Synopsis, TWO PENNIES MGABONDs, PRINCE VALIANT AND
SID CANAAN TRUDGE THROUGH THE SlUSH AND MUD OF GAUl
bound FOR ENGlAND AND KING ARTHURS COURT THEY
NEtT WEALTHY DAME AND BY DNT OLA LITTLE LOVE MAKING
AND HATTEW SIR GEWAM OBTAINS TWO HORSES....