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Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-25
HOLLYWOOD

incluLing a nice girl The boy and
the girl symbolic the Unitel
States and Britain facing the flu
ture together But they say the
film tells a lot more than that,
which is just as Sir Cedric Hard
wicke, the producer, intended. He
had the idea first, took it to the
RKO-radio studio. which financed
and will distribute the picture at
cost.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-25
Barbara Jean Measures and
'B. J. Cannon Married

An open house which ended in a
wedding took place Tuesday night,
when Barbara Jean Measures,
daughter of Mrs. Lydia Measures
OF Long Beach and William Meas
ures of El Centre, become the bride
of B. j. Cannon, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Cannon of Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-25
Many Reporters

She appeared to be aStoniShed at
the number of men and women re-
porterS present. Almost every or
ganizatio in London was repre-
sented by at least one correspond
ent.
There are SO many of you" Mrs
Roosevelt exclaimed. II don't know
how to conduct big press confer
ence. l usually see only the ladies"
1t was the largest asSemblage
of reporters since Wendell l.. Will
kie held a press conference here
last year and her greeting appeared
to win their approval.
I'm a little deaf" she said SIM
ply, but go right ahead-ask your
questions"
She said she had dinner with the
king and queen in the palace last
night. Her son, Lieut.. Col Elliott
Roosevelt, Prime Minister and Mrs.
Churchill, South African Prime
Minister Jan c. SHUTS and his son.
Capt Jacobus SmutS, Lord and Lady
Mountbatten, American Ambassador
John G. Winant and Miss Thomp-
son also were present.
Sees Movie
I'VE saw an interesting movie,
Noel CoWard's story about ships Tin
which we Served-a production glor-
flying the British navy. Then we
had chat, after which l took my
son up to my room for a long talk" 4"
She said she had been pleased to
see SHUTS again, and when a re-
porter asked if she had brought an
invitation from President Roosevelt
for SHUTS to visit the United States,
she said:
He is an old friend of the Presi-
dent and is always very welcome in
the United States if he can come" "
She was asked if she had been
issued a gas mask, in compliance
with British regulations.
NO" she said, "or if I have,
haven't seen it"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-25

THREE blue hamonzed in the jacket dress modelled
Sheridan left The slim skirt and body the jacket
while sleeves yoke
pale blue collar and bow of the blouse outside the
coaess The black broadcoh by Joan
Leslie right designed by orryke Its shorter Jacket and
gold braid the Jackets lines The
pompadour decorated with loops of black velvet ribbon
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-25
r REMEMBER

Hot Cargo" and the Secondary Boycott weapons
applied purpose ony-to cripple the production
and movement of materials and commodties Iio Car
GO "laced gun IN the hands of our Fighting Men
BUT
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-25
"HOTCARCO" CAN
LOSE THIS WAR!
YVES" ON NO. 1

The law prohibiting Hot CARO-" the Secondary
Boycott while the is This law does not deprive
Labor of any fundamental constitutional rigbtA)
Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-25
SINCE PEARL HARBOR

There have been SO-odd instances of ot Cargo i'm Cali
forna, most of which directly and agraniy inter-
fcred with the effort.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15
SERIAL STORY
PLAY BY PLAY
BY PAUL DAVID PRESTON

bitl II won't make any difference.
because Duane IL 20 giri-shy hall
never know she exists.
That comforting thought ended
the odd iittie-sirl style converse
ton: moreover. loud masculine
voices broke into her silence. Tbs
cadets were pouring into the gym
nAsium 20 dress for practice again
Here In her fathers office shs
could hear most Of what thsy sad
land somstimes Il wasn't meant
for young ladies'. she swung
back 10 her typsw1tsr. dong
Pops letters for him
A football coach has q lot Of
correspOndence. records and
things. plus q lot Of company and
a lot Of tsIephons calls. Even
now Pop vas showed under. 81
least his eesk vaA But sscrs-
tArial help was harder and harder
10 find thess days and Biythss
own hmt-and-peek typing. SAND
wschsd In aftsr q long day AZ
school. made barely q esnt tn ths
work a. hand
In a quarter hour. though. shs
had 70 flee. The male animal
would soon overflow tbs place 10
various visible forms. There would
be the Monday post~mortsm. here
In Pops office. about Saturdays
$50 defeat There would be q
Continued on Page u. collmu y
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15

They avow that he was liquidatsd
because he and his inner circle had
planned to explore the possible
ties OF peace without the con-
sent Of the Nazi party. = revelation
unfolded recently by Listening Post
IA Sept. 's2). His eshai believed
that II the old army elass offered
to smoke the calumet either sta
lin or the Anglo-Americsn gov
ernments would listen 10 terms.
Neither group showed interest and
Hitler tossed the marshal over
board.
New York banks have obtained
n confidential memorandum from
a reliable Swiss source which dis-
closes that Won Books successors
are at i~oggerheads with Der f-ueh-
rer. They propose a double Of
fensive against Moscow and Len
ingrad even before the cau-
casian incident has been closed
In order TO bleed Russia dry ere
the Allies open a second front In
France or Africa. Immobilize the
Soviet forces they argue. and Ger
many's rear viii be secure when
she whlris 10 meet the new danger.
The same neutral contact as
serts that the political figures Of
the Reich have turned thumbs
down on such reekiessnsss - ~
was intimatsd In Hitlsr's recent
speech. The overload IL recon.
eiled 10 q long struggle and u de-
termlned TO dig In and wait. Re.
CARELESS Of the spine-chillinE baily-
hoo, the losses Of mechanical cam.
paigns on limited fronts have not
approached the ratios Of isit-is
The Axis has ample forces and
material with which TO confront an
American invasion
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15
New York
Young Birdmen Try Too
Hard TO Join Frscss
Youthful Fliers Insist
On lacking Mari Foes
Crazy Stunts Siill
Being Pulled by Boys

Keep 'em FROM flying" IL the
real problem Of the United States
Air Forces in Britain. A high
officer just back from overseas
proudly relates that the daily duty
Of our staff is TO prevent our i'm
pulsive young daredevils from en-
gaging the entire Luftwaffe be-
tween breakfast and tiffin. They
beg for the chance Of joining the
sweeps OF experienced r. A. +.
pilots and almost cry II they are
denied the privilege.
To prove to their chiefs that
they are expert they tie cords
from the wing tips Of their planes
to those OF their nearest neighbors
when In formation flights. Then
they room and dive through In
tricate maneuvers and head for
home with the strings unbroken.
But the stern lessons Of deadly
aerial duels must be learned be-
fore the kids should be permitted
TO face seasoned antagonists. One
OF our drawbacks Is that except
for a few like General chennault
we lack t~op-ranking leaders with
personal combat records.
British and Nazi veterans fire
their machine guns and immedi.
ately run away so they may poiss
their craft for return visits. But
our cocksure lads are not content
with such corny stuff. When In
dogfights they bank, look and
show off TO the delight Of ths
crew and admiring comrades be.
low. These crazy stunts otter
battle the Germans - until 1t II
too late. The big task Is TO teach
our brave boys that sky war II
hell - and not a circus.
Those with pipe lines Of inside
news from Europe do not pay at
tention TO the yichy notice that
General Won Book has been de-
NOTED because he failed 10 win
quickly the battle Of staiingrad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15

are issued by World under that
title.
Before you get too far with
your library. be SURF 10 read
'srhs New Invitation 10 Learn
Ing" Random HOUSE, s3l. edited
by Mark Van poren. n you
possess all the y hooka dir
cusssd hsrein you sili be- well
on your library way. These are
not reviews q condsnsations.
rather. they are critical esslas-
tons II the worlds greatest
authors and their works.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15
. TEST ANSWERS

Below N the answers 70 test
questions printed on page Q.
/. Department Of justice.
2. Patrol torpedo and patrol
chaser boats.
3. Gen. Hideki roto. Of Japan.
4. Sinclair Lewis.
5. Rabies.
9. Six feet.
7. o degrees Fahrenheit lequlvs-
lent to Hts degrees ce1tgradsl }.
3. Iran.
Q. Boaster.
10. True.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15

THE STORY; Returning 10 camp
from . fOo4bail Eame. thu bus car
ryinE the Lincoln Field cadet team
crashes into > coupe. Rescued are
q soldiers yOunG uld0s. Nancy Hale,
and her sm0ll son. scooter, Blythe
Miller. 10. D eoaehis aaushtsf. ats
slfh the injured Sancy In the baA.
A. thet watch Duans Hogan. for
msr eoilsfe star. holding NaneIs
child. Blythe realizes ssBey Il fsit-
ing in love sith Dusns-teD A
she her.elf dld tao yesfs sfo. blyths
n worried. even thouGh Dusns h
Eiri-shy and treats her Ike . sister.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15
Tomorrow Menu
. Mind Your
Manners

Test your knowledge Of correct
social usage by answering the fol-
lowing questions, then checking
against the authoritative answers
below:
1. In dating a social note, do
you usually include the year?
2. Is notepaper in better taste
than correspondence cards?
3. Should a note of apology be
brief,
4. When writing a friendly let
ter. should 20 ukeep 1t corversa-
tional rather than formal7
5. Should you sign a friendly
letter yours very truly?
What would you do if
You are writing to a member Of
your family who is in the service
(a) Keep your letter cheerful!
OBJ Tell him all the small
troubles that are worrying
you?
Answers
/. No.
2. Yes.
3. Yes.
4. Yes.
s. No. That is a closing for a
business letter.
Better What Would You Do"
solution-(a).
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o Answers 10 War Quiz
Questions on Page 8

/ Engineers
?. Old wash pail provides enough
scraps for three bzyonets-
3 Head OF the WAFs-Wom-
ems Auxiliary Ferry1ng Squadron
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15
MODERN
MENUS

-
foa can st your cake ielng aad
sun have your sugar left Honey
= one ~ the answers
rnceekrd Henry Icinx
lFnr ? s-inch layer eakesl
Ore egg white. 4 cup honey.
pinch salt. : teaspoon navorinT.
Place unbesten egg white IN
bowl Use rotary or electric beat
er. "A son a. you begin In beat
vigorously. slowly start adding
honey 10 ear white. Ada pinch Of
salt Continue beating until honey
stands In peaks.
II you want a richer icing. cut
marshmsilows In quarters and
add to icing Just before spreading
on cake.
Cooked Honey Icing
For 2 e-inch layer cakes)
one-haf cup honey. Y teaspoon
salt l egg white. y teaspoon
f1avoring.
Bring honey and salt 10 boiling
point and boil until honey will
spin > thread when dropped from
spoon t2ss deg. F.. Pour honey
over stiffly beaten egg white.
beating constantly until icing
stands In peaks.
Here's another honey recipe for
something extra.
Lemon Honey Jelly
Three-quarters cup lemon Juice.
"a cups honey. y cup liquid fruit
pectin.
Combine lemon juice and honey.
Bring to a full rolling boil. Add
pectin. stir vigorously and boil
about ? minutes. Pour into hot,
sterilized glasses. Cover with paraf-
fin to seal.
Tomorrow's Menu
Breakfast: Orange juice. French
toast, syrup. coffee. milk.
Luncheon: Raw carrot sticks,
potato soup. hard enriched rolls.
cheese. honey frosted cup cakes.
tea, milk.
Dinner: Tomato juice. creamed
Goldfish with hard-cooked eggs,
parsley potatoes. buttered beets.
mixed green salad, chocolate bread
pudding. lemon sauce, coffee, milk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15
, We
W0MEN

Whea Ms smitA sho - e.
zzcefeHl tezea<r. n@esme NJ
Ianes ne ezntea - eestinu=
leachlHz rchanI ~ ne HnneI
bard - ~
Nc~ n ie<4 wstA lhcu<=Hds =
men t=zzhsrs zalnF Ito - ~r=
- and thnassnda a. snmes
teacher. ssttsnx seea 80 n N.
dAstry. tha sehcc1 bnafd sants
an 1unss - eums 49, A.
fesch
VOW SCHOOLS >HED
MARRIED WOMEN IKAutGkn<
n -. ard : 10 - cth<F mar
I'D enm~n. acnt - h<zs =
teaching. ~shepis fse< he ro>~s.
nllty e es<r-creszzns. - e
Sharply lowering teaching snnt
aras e.. IN - o.se e smNii
.chcol. q having q sin~~ %
In - mld-w<<s<ra st=E< ths
sapsrsntsna~nt ~ pahtc m<trae-
ten hsz como cut sad s<ia f<sis
nat married ~am<a - many q
them wives q N ths nHht'nk
farc~.@sfe playing /. m<tsF part
n keeping 10 stef<As Hnnrs=
xainx.
80 whether 90 not your c~n
Johnny az SUSIE Il abe = cca-
glnue 10 - . <chesI threaHhoat
me 81 may depend - TIE
willingness eT married vensa .
20 hack a. teaching
And dont ferxst that May she
- 10 h.ek wEzl ~ ths sane srom-
- VIVA wanted 81 oantlnus teach
ING after they got married They
were turned du~n. because The
school beard had an und~mecE<tis
ana IN last ruling against married
te.chereL
Dun't forget II when the var Il
over. Then the unmarried women
who gave up teaching for higher
paying fehs vii want the teach
lnF nh. back and there vii b =
cry raised against married women
teachers again.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15
WHEEL BALANCE

Wheeis out Of balance csuss tramp and Shin
MAKE st~~ring more dffhcuis wear pour
tires sway fast Switching fhs tire 10 . n~w
position doesn't correct shs troubis. Th~ sks~l
must b. scientifically bslsnc~d. stsfcsiiy ard dy-
n4micaily, 20 u VIII run trns - an sp<sds We
are equipped 10 give you shis vital tirs-ssvsng
service that IL even more Important than s~sscb-
ing EN- around
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15

Av1.1ns nuanmnsf ~ 60
tseo>s-<r~nD = enoenns - - -
tss many. ~ ~ - - -
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nsnp~w16ol 70 6ruue -
~ feesrd = nGn1nG4 - ~ -
gtvonees $1,000 - - ~ -
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gnnpsi ~. un1 wusnnn ~ ~
swn sAtt1 tu>ee. { eaa1t - 90
q ~emsn ap<111 es>e eoonno mo11
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h<1ffsd an1 eereIamL
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this iass bs>sh. ~ ~ > 49,
decision - sSaAa
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deserts = mail sn1t6 NJ - -
he hight % ~ nffeetisr.
scspynghf. ieee1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15
3 BRAKE ADJUSTMENT

A @psbbing" bfaks csn QUICKLY ruin any TIRE fh~s
u switched 70 ne corner 81 he car. Your bfskss
must b properly iins1. perfectly squsiixsd. snd
scientifically rounded % prevent needless E.s<s
Of rubber. Have your brakes ehseksd up no~ ~
our fscsory-trainsd brsks sxpsrf. and owe your
tires . bstssr break for longer msisszs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15
Coming and Going

Federal Judge in Chicago dis
missed application for an intune-
ton 10 restrain James Caesar
Petrillo, ezar Of the musicians
union. from enforcing a ban on
musical transcriptons and record
ings. Probably the Judge had been
driven to distraction BY the harsh
and strdent notes that come from
the juke boxes or some Of me
other hot records. Can't hzme
him.
All truth Is safe and nothing
else Is safe: and he who keeps
back the truth or w1thholds II
from men. from motives Of ez-
pediency, Is either a coward or q
criminal or both-&ax Muller.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15

fea can ct your cake icing sHd
stin have yoar sugar left Honey
Is one ~ the answers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15
WHEEL ALIGNMENT

Wheels ous Of line by - iiftis ~ u Inch ere
dragged sideways 81 fest out u every mls-
frindln6 fbs rubber sway. B~itchinx EN- around
won't stop THE waste. But cur sessnsihc front
end service viii. Lst NJ ehsck your wheels todsy
for correct caster. esmbsr. to<-in. tos-ouf md
king pan inciinsfson. Wsirs equipped 10 msks NC
sss.ry corrections IN any of shsss factors ina -
yaztly affect TIRE wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

Synopsis WHILE SIR GANAN DAtES IN LUXURY PRINCE VALIANT
EXPLORES The pERlOUS SCOTTISH HILLS. He FINDS The WkNG
FROM HIS NDOlENCE AND MADE RECKLESS BY REMORSG,
peSCUES WHA The CRUEL VIKINGS HAVE LEFT OF HIS FRIEND
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13
Lungerhdusen
Appointed Aide
lou. ). Attorney

ArRald " LpHgefhaHsen, chief
of the legal section for the DETROIT
internal revenue office. has been
an assistant United
States attorney. il was announced
today by United States Attorney
John {. Lehr.
Lchr said that LungCrhauScn, a
tax expert, VIII handle both civil
and criminal tax matters for Lehr' $
office. LungerhauSen replaces j.
Thomas Smith who resigned sew
eral months ago.
Thirty-four years old, Lunger-
hansen has been with the internal
revenue bureau since he started
as a deputy collector i'm 1888 He
assumed his legal duties after
graduating from the Detroit Col
legc of Law i'm 1887. Lungerhau-
sen graduated from the University
of Michigan in 1929.
Married, with one daughter
lives at 95l Whit
more avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

Hopping immigration experts Ior
the DA'S office. IS back IN har-
ness after his summer holidays
Fred Kenny. Joe Busha, Dick
Jones and the rest of the Statler
people were tearing their hair over
The work the OCD people caused
them by setting the blackOut time
up. They had prepared all the
cards and instructions Tor the
guests based on the first time set
and had little time 10 change
them 49,.
The ladies in the East Arizona
block between John r. and Brush
streets started out a few weeks
ago TO make the neighborhood the
most patriotic in the city. Their
idea was 10 get every house owner
and tenant 10 diSIay an Ameri-
can flag - They're "ell on their
way.
So that gave Roy SoSh of 6S
East Arizona an idea the men
could work on getting every
householder in the block 20 buy
q war bond as big as he could
possibly manage
He's working on n now and
expects 10 begin the house tc
house canvass in a week or two.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13
Detroit Gets Plaque
For Safety Record

For receiving honorable mention
in the American Automobile AS
sociation'S 1871 national pedestrian
protection contest Detroit today
was presented with plaque and
praised for It's record by james
Vernon j.. OF the Michigan Auto
mobile Club.
The plaque was received by
MAYOR Jellrics in the common
council chambers. Detroit was
one Of four cities over 100000
population 20 receive honorable
mention, the others being ST
Louis. Chicago and Cleveland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

has known. The youngster Is Rich
ard Herndon HartSt -.
Dropped i'm at the literary CEN
Sor's Office at police headquarters
and found Sgt Herb Case, head
man there and Bob Mckenzie, the
able deputy chief of detectives. up
% their ears in work on the enter
fainment for the Police Field Day
Coming up on the twenty-Second
Mckenzie Is general chairman
and Herb IS assistant
Mrs. Celia Erode reports she
has found a Six-lcaf clover in her
lawn at 1870 Dexter which rcgu-
larry turns up the four-leal vari-
oty. Says now she won't be salts
fled until she finds one with eight
leaves.
Can any one offer a job 10 a
couple of Detroits army OF wal
wives who have TO support them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

papa IS Dick Jr.
of the Detroit
Bank and the
mama is the
former Allie e
Fitzge raid OF
Richmond, Va
w no numbers
among her for
bears Matthew
T. o n [ Il i n q
Maury great
est car I o gr a
nbp or America
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

b u { he's
never hShed in
his life And he
cons ~
lodges all FISH
ing dates d.
G b Van Du-
sen head man
al s :. KreSge.
reports that the
com pany has
sent SIS en-
ployeS into the
........-l ..t.....u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

c. Harris, in
eelcbrat ION of
her first 25
years with the
Guardian
Trust Company,
where she's in
charge of all
real estate rec
ords and active
in I h a. COM
pany'S r c d
Cross unit d.
and Louis NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

selves ? They re
Nj rs l. uIS g
Green - and
Mrs Dixie Mes
sina. %, whose
nus b a n d : are
fighting the war
in Australia 80.
Ii you have
~ ything for
IN They're At
n25 John r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

JOnn -. Cop MRS. GkLtN
pin. one of the citys best known
artists, has done some superb FISH
ing scenes for Motor News covers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

Ran into Dick Harfst at the
Statler, who says that as he was
reading the birthday congratula-
tionS for himself In this corner
Sunday ne got word his first
grandchlld had arrived the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13
People You Know
City Block Goes in for War Bonds
BY LINTON ARKLEs

two front names. is on vacation
from the job OF aSSiStant-manag-
ing the fuller Betty Saunders,
being luncheoned bY her boss. y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

p0SEVJI r-utica at Gratiot Avenue
hVOL'iLLL Claude Rains n. Foran in
THE WOLF MAN" Plus Wallace Beery
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