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Evening star., 1942-05-24
10000 Are Expected
To Attend Massing
OF Co|ors Today
Annual Program to Take
Place at Amphitheoter
Of Washington Cathedral

The 18th annual massing of colors,
first ever held here in time of war,
will take place in the amphitheater
at Washington Cathedral this aft
ernoon, with the flags and banners
of 100 patriotic and civic groups
being unfurled- in giant pageant
of color expected to be witnessed
by more than 10000 persons.
The parade will start at 3:45 pm.
and will be led by 1t. Col. Walter
S. Welsh of Selective Service Head
quarters as grand marshal.
Representative Short of Missouri
will deliver the principal address
during the ceremony. The Right
Rev. James E. Freeman. Bishop
of Washington, will preside.
After the line of march has been
formed the parade will proceed
through the grounds, pass down the
steps of the amphitheater and in
front of the rostrum to seats at the
front of the audience.
Many to Be in Uniform.
Many of the persons taking part
in the parade will be in uniform.
Boy and Girl Scouts will form a
large contingent. National Comdr.
George L. Cassidy, accompanied by
National Adjt. Flaherty. will lead a
group of Irish War Veterans. Sixty
regents from the D. A. r. will carry
American flags. The cadet colonel
of Washington's High School Bri-
gade will lead the colors Of all the
high schools of the city.
The line will be separated into
four main divisions, each headed
by a marshal and led by individual
drum and bugle corps. At the front
will be the Army and Navy units.
At $3.50 pm. Immediately pre-
ceding the ceremony, the United
States Marine Band, directed by
Capt. William F. Santelmann. will
give a concert. The climax of the
general program will come when
Winfred Kemp of the Marine Corps
sounds TAPS"
Notables Accept Invitations.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and off,
cials of the War and Navy Depart
ments and of the United Nations
are among list of prominent guests
who have accepted invitations to
be present.
Brig. Gen. Albert L. Cox is gen.
eral chairman of the event and 1t.
Col. Edwin S. Bethlehem, jr., is
director in charge The reception
committee is composed of Rear Ad-
miral Adolphus Station, Rear .Ad-
miral Harry G. Hamlet, Maj. En-
nails Waggaman, Brig. Gen. Rich
ard H. Jordan and Col Bethlehem.
The event will be sponsored
Jointly by the District of Columbia
Chapter of the Military Order of
the World War and the Cathedral
In memory OF the war dead. In
case of rain 1t will be held in the
great choir Of the Cathedral.
Evening star., 1942-05-24
CoIored Pupils Plan
Annual PiIqrimuqe

The annual pilgrimage Of the
pupils of the colored divisions of the
public schools to the home of the
late Frederick Douglas in Anacostia
will be held at 80 pm. Friday.
Mrs. Velma G. Williams, member
Of the Board of Education. will
speak on the importance Of the
shrine Of Douglass, and DR.. E. F.
Harris, president of the Federation
of Civic Association, will also speak
A choir of so boys from the
Briggs Montgomery School and the
band of Cardozo High School will
provide music.
Evening star., 1942-05-24
Muret School to Open
Exercises Wednesday

The commencement program of
the Maret School will start at 4:30
pm. Wednesday with program by
the lower grades and close with
graduation exercises at pm. Friday
at the school, 2118 Kalorama road
NV.
Wednesday night the high school
students will present Shaw's Arms
and the Man" at the Shoreham Ho-
tel. The annual field day will be
held at $3.50 pm. Thursday, and at
II am. Friday exercises for all
grades will be held.
Evening star., 1942-05-24
$12,5OO in Awards
for Camera Fans
Rules of the Contest

10. Before receiving final prize of SIS in
more Of five classlcatons the entrant must submit
the original negative with additional print and sign
a statement that his picture closely similar picture
of the subject situation has not been and will
not be entered by him in any other snapshot contest
and has not and will not be offered for publication
in any manner.
IMPORTANT: II you snap picture in which
person persons appear be you get their names
and addresses This is necessary because before
picture become eligible for entry in the national
awards the written of such person persons
to the Of the picture for advertising purposes must
be obtained.
Contests Classificati0ns.
Following the classifications in which prizes
will be awarded:
A. Babies and Children--One or more youngsters,
to be judged for cutenesS expression of character
mood Adults may appear they are not the principal
interest.
B. Young People and Aduts-One or more grown
any activity; in sports games hobbies, occupations:
at home, at work or on holiday indoor or outdoor
activities.
c. Scenes and "still Life"-Pictures to be judged
for scenic or pictorial appeal; landscapes marine
views. street scenes, buildings unusual still life"
subjects including table top" or miniature arrange
mentS.
D. Animal Life-Househod pets (cats dogs birds).
horses, farm animals forest wild life. animals,
birds. fish. reptiles, insects.
E. Services-Pictures must have been taken by
men in the armed forces Of the United States Can
ada any picture which through its main subject
surroundings background is indicative Of the life
All Army and Navy restrictions picture
taking must be observed Pictures of military i'm
portance cannot be accepted unless stamped by the
proper military authorities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-09

nIslTo - shbctt and Costello n
-rarion ~ asrcne II -. 1oa.
ass. 7 Is. % IS. ALEC ras Dad ma
To SIS. as sss
RoNN-osrs eeepsr y Pride q ne
also John Carol ana ruin nus-ey
N Pierre q ths Plains %. sss.
Music nox - olnssf nez-rs ana
haitian III %. s,os. eco. 10
also brsnds Joyce ard Preston
Poster IN Little Tokya. .. .. A..
fs4s. sac. sas.
nIIT MotsE = Ann sheridan N
wings Tor ne Hesls 10, sio.
Tia aud tn5ts. also julie nikhop ~
4 Was Framed iaoo. 500. 400
and os.
RIVIERA - Chester Morris and lean
Parker In No Hands on the Clock ?
II 90. ais. 800. Tss ana 10 80
also shsils Ryan end John kim.
hroush IN Lone ataF Ranger.
l 30. s.0s. $50 and psb.
CAMPO weaver BROTHERS and Kiviry
in shepherd Of the osAFka" also
Gene Autry in Cowboy sefsnsds.
RETURN SHOWING
BEsERLN--frsns Dunno in Lady IN
jam. also fatric Knowles and
Joe sawyer IN "brookiFn orchids
CaPITof.--Chsfles Boyer and ollvis
de Hasilland In Rod nack The
Dawn" also Brenda joyce ana jane
Darweli In Private Nurse
COMMUNICATIONS Macdonald
and Nelson Eddy IN Il Married An
Angel" also Judy Canoss and Allan
Jones IN True - the Army"
KAY sTHrfT - BETTE Davis ana
George Brent IN ~In Thia Our Life
also csnnls lands and George
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-09
LeakY Pen Decides
Name Of Ink Spots

A leaky fountain pen was re-
sponsible for The Four Ink Spots
getting their name.
The four boys, who have made a
fortune in vaudeville, on the radio
and photograph records are APP
pearing with Abbott and Costello
in Pardon MY sarong," now at
the Rialto theater.
During production of the picture
at Universal studios, the entertain
ers told Director Erie c. kenton
how they originally came to be
known as The Four Ink Spots.
We were just about to sign a
contract with our present manager.
Moe Gale" declared Hoppy Jones,
one of the singers. Jones is the
deep voiced member OF the quar-
tet.
Before that. we called ourselves
the Riff Brothers, but when Mr.
Gale started to sign his name on
the contract, four drops of ink
spilled out, and that gave him the
idea of changing our name"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-09

Hereafter monthly sales figures
announced by the treasury viii
he on the basis Of such tsle.
graphic reports instead Of mai
reports as heretofore, the secre-
tary said.
Reports Of cash deposits re-
eeived at the treasury in Wash
ington during September on &C
count Of the sale Of war savings
bonds were S754. ee4 900, Of which
s3T,0s5, 900 represented reports re-
oeived during the first DAYS OF
September on account OF August
sales.
Secretary Morgenthau said
that the September war bond
campaign In which the motion
picture industry had played =
prominent part had been "an
outstanding success"
The secretary expressed par
ticular satisfaction with the steady
growth of the payroll savings
campaign which aims TO have
100000 income earners setting
aside at least 10 per cent of their
pay in war bonds every payday.
In September approximately TO-
$1,000 workers set aside a total
of s265. 900. 900 out of payrolls, an
average rate of s per cent of all
the workers participating. This
compared with the August figure
of 1880. 900 workers who set
aside a total of s225, 900 900 out
Of payrolls, an average rate Of IL
per cent of pay.
Commenting on the September
results, Secretary Morgenthau
said: THE American people have
responded periodically to the ma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-09

circumstances.
Opening night Of any play II
always q little exciting. the tempo
Of Heart of = city ~ FIRST
nighter attempt could have borne
considerable acceierstion: the set
ting left much 10 be asked
yet the script IL excellent torchids
10 Lesley STORM. and the Tscoma
cast IL fortunate enough 70 have
galaxy Of really gcod-lookins
gals who are forgetting : lot Of
their own wartime problems BY
getting q lot Of fun out Of spend
ing spare evenings IN theater
work.
Hsmpered by = small stage and
with access to few facilities. II ID
surprising what enjoyment the
cast derives from work n their
production-yet through u all ID
the old-fashioned home town spirit
one appreciates and sdmires In
any cooperative effort and
though sometimes n would seem
more profitable for little thester
groups to put aside prejudiees and
combine their efforts. nevertheless
IL Ia difficult not 10 admire any
group who viii stick 10 their own
convictions.
virginia shsckelferd ~
Cert. the call girl. virtually
steals the shew In the Tacems
performance Of Heart Of .
city" Her role IL perhap. not
the outstanding one. but n
does hear the most weight.
because the young actress
really forgets herself and
really scts. And that's some
thing In ANY theaterEoer's
language.
War spells havoc and hysteria
>. flashes Of high humor. intens-
ity. panic =. you feel all thoss
in Heart Of a City" and
since war Ia something 20 deepl,
intrenched In our present think
ing. the Tacoma Theater Guide
play is one that cannot help hui
mean something to everyone whs
chances 10 see IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-09
Siirrup Pump Order
Is Placed by 0CD

WAsHINGTON.-The office Of
civilian defense announced award
Of $500. 900 in contracts for the
manufacture OF 2.2bs.0o0 stirrur
pumps which are used 10 fight In
cendiary bomb fires. Al the same
time the office of price admins
tration fixed maximum retail
prices for the government APP
proved pumps. ranging from 81 to
$3.50 each.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-09

tons need for money with which
to fight and win the war. With
heavy income tax payments in
september. we had expected q
temporary decline in bond sales.
Every previous September has
been = bad month for bond sales
ever since the old baby bonds first
appeared in 1888. This September
has been an exception and indi-
actes that the American people
are becoming increasingly aware
Of the seriousness OF the nations
danger"
war bond activities OF
labor and management dur
ing September and the con-
timed drive by retailers
throughout the country were
substantial contribution 10 the
successful sales In Septem-
her" Secretary Morgcnthau
went on.
But the greatest impetus of
all came from the scores of mo-
ton picture stars appearing at
bond rallies in more than 800 cities
and from thousands Of motion pic
ture theaters which sold war
bonds at regular and special per-
formanees.
1T would be remiss II | did not
express my special thanks TO all
those in the motion picture indus
try-the thester owners. the stars,
the producers, the theater en-
ployes, and in fact everyone IN
the industry who worked so un-
selfishly in September to make
the months war bond record a
success"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-09
Yankee Stars
Life Inspiring

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TIA ncw zne~snx Il - nnxf -
sf<r.
Staring Gary cezp<f n -
Fnis of - e<iehrstzd nsiipi<F<<.
Lcu o<Arzx. th< fIIm f~>taF<<
Teresa wright a. kz<.ncr u<e<Ix.
siuns win n<h< nnfh snd waiter
nr<nnsH - ne h<<a q = neteel<
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wccd. opealnE IN falt witn ti<h.
"a ss - eager saaaE<t<< 80
even th<a trr<mcd Il s<c>tiIa<
IN the dIsnead to rlsfure 80
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Yankee elae.
HIis rnmsnc< win ~ hrAl
Fs~snnt. nis scurrs uf r~<ursf'
nfeakln9 .shisv<m<nts nat ma<1
aim literally tn< 80 n niiiIcnl
~ Aus<ricsn youngsters NJ h<e<s
ut hopeless fsxns against ps<1sf'
-. al furnish tn< <hscxtlnl
frsms n the films ust~~qu~nl
seene. FIsslnxiy enough thsss 80
wtsh the ksxh point e rs wnel'
professional career WHEN. u
Lou a<hrix Day Ialy 4. 10
ne made hls farewell srr<<ran<'
On the dIsunnd At 90 a n
most impressive e<F<mcni>a =
sports history.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-09

AantsansFx IN ~c.a<t orr
LAKEWOOD noc<Et fenns a.
nuth HuzzsS ~ ~Nsffiea n<fh<lef.
si<o Canal Naus
rAnk - waiter mu.ten ana uiafI.
warren \ Always IN ~ H<2yt. !
also huth ni<s<Y and Hun<fs
fauna n Married n4ensiof
fnocron==1ezn oshla saa fts L.
Pine IN saaantld<'t zl<e Hesn H<fs
hslt sne Am osrnns In YOU'VE
H.slssr--Assess . oe~sssss tn ma
Hf>-rst o'Husn ana o-osxs p.ss n
hrnsdwaf alan Many neilf sna
nichard Carlson IN Wv ~ nsht
sHfff-no1 neseF. n Man Ffczn
cheyenne alan Linfa Nolan ana
Mar nesh Hushrs N niue. white
snd Perfect
st.>sfr = osars< nfens ana Sesn
ntnnstt n Twin H<ds sien
Csrol< iAndis and Cesar nnmsfn
IN ~Otnftfmen a HeeftN
TfNftN Ann sheridan IN ~Iuhe
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NJ rsvoriss Soy slsa The csssi.
esde of AflaIion.s
HftftHt. sumner This uun fuf
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-09

Gary Cooper. . ersek snct. prse.
tees often with he rife and plstal
On location with rsfamsunt's -Fa<
Whom tse neil Tosis' eamp~ny n
the Nigh nlerras snos< nonafa.
California. Ths target ; saihsu<fts
n . jzrsnsss soldier. sut fFea
esrdncer1.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-09

II Il obvious that such proven
entertainers - Charles Boyer.
Rita Hsyworth. Ginger Rogers.
Henry Fonda. Charles Laush,on.
Edward C. Robinson. Paul Robe
son. Thomas Mitchell. Eugene
Palette. Cesar Romero. George
Sanders. James Gleason. gail
Patrick. Roland Young and nu-
merous others. would not FL ap-
pear in a single production OF
less than unusual merit.
Whether or not you agree with
my contentious in this connection
matters not a bit There are still
other reasons why IL IL . grand
picture.
In the first place. the story
Is ideally suited for q motion
picture and II moves rapidly
from the very start 20 the
final fade-out. II has comedy
:. and very funny, too -.
and drama that win curl your
hair and romance cooked
up over the slxxllng fires Of
Charles Boyer and Rita Hay
worth.
II has direction Of a ealiber sell
dom seen in any picture :. direo-
ton that draws from capable
players every ounce of talent they
possess that extracts from
every scene the last drop Of en-
tertainment this thrilling story
can provide direction that
will stamp Julien Duviver one
of the industry's leading person
alities.
And finally. the photog-
raphy In this picture will Inn
press you. II takes mp where
n sterling cast and an out
standing director leave off TO
give Tales of Manhattan"
that final touch which lifts
II far and beyond the aver
age In screen productions.
In case the foregoing hasn't
convinced you that you should
zee the new bill at the Music
Box theater, II might be well to
mention that there is another pic
ture on the same program .
film titled. Little Tokyo.
u. S. A"
In II appear Preston Foster
and Brenda Joyce. supported BY
an excellent cast in a thrilling
story OF the current war. II Ia
entertaining, but 1t might be well
were you TO see this feature first,
as no movie can follow Tales OF
Manhattan" and get away with
IL. BY comparison. one Is inclined
to be unjustly critical
done toll me that IL In q good
idea TO do one thing Mt . time.
u one hopes to do II well. And
that's why the following re-
view expresses the opinions Of
sonya Loftness rather than
those Of your columnist, who
went for the Tales"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-09

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-09
"Hearf of a Ctr"

The Tacoma Theater Guild's
choice for their season-opener Is
a happy one. Not that We don't
all welcome the relief OF escapist
art In these narrowing days. but
because Heart of a City" posi-
bly, reveals the way we should
like to see ourselves react under
the strenuous ordeal of continued
bombings.
Here Is the true story Of .
theater group n they are
actually living today In Lon-
don, ili-sheltered from the
holocaust attacks Of the Ger
mans, and yet the show goes
on. It's the sort of thing one
looks to see. the way one
hopes himself to respond to
life under exceedingly trying
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-09
Movie Industry Does The Impossible;
War Bond Sales Total $685., ESQ, 900
Secretary OF the Treasury Morgenthou
Coils Sept. Drive Outstanding" Success"

aes OF war savings bonds in September otaed $685.
soOooo wei above the s775000O0o quota for the month";
Secretary Morgenthau announced TO-DAY This figure in
GUIDES sales amounting to s2064oo covered by last min
eeeerapne reports of cash deposits at the IL Federal
banks which viii BE included in the daily Treasury
statement upon the receipt of the usual mail REPORTS in the
early days Of October
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-09

of the best that has been shown local this
season.
There = number of why consider this pro-
ducon really outstanding contribution 70 the Of motion
picture making but the starstudded not necessarily
of them although must be admitted that the list OF
actors and actresses who appear in this film imposing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-09
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/" Tales Of Hanhuffan"i

Ny only fear IN recommending
Tales OF Manhattan" new Music
Box attraction. Is that you may
accept my remarks as more Of the
wolf, wolf variety when. As q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-09

Airline Judge. star af Para
mounts "wildeat- Ia. completed
a new home in nsi.Alr. she an
tsrtslns service men from nearby
camp. each Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-09

zUfET ssntlsmsn. isfss pis.ssnt
fssssfa. hot eater AL hos3fs. tfis~
phons, sisctffrisy ana carriage FUR
nlshsd 71z -. l.
uunfnnKD f.esaneksspgne se-sm fee
i bachelor. i7os Tacoma Ave
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
BY Mrs. Christine Frederick,
The Distinguished Authority Household Efficiency

plenty Of ripe bananas between
meals, or cut up with diced or
anges, or baked for twenty MIN
utes in syrup made with honey
or corn syrup poured over the
fruit before baking. THAT will
fill them up!
Carrot juice. either plain or
combined with apple juice, lemon
or grapefruit juice, is another
food drink on the sweet side.
Taken between meals, or If an
egg is beaten INTO IT, taken as
meal especially 10 the woman
guarding her walstline), carrot
juice rates as health drink Of
the good sugar type
The writer may say, in pass
ing. that every day she enjoys a
fun glass of canned carrot Juice
modified with lemon between
light breakfast and lunch When
a "blackout" comes. the users Of
carrot juice will grade higher IN
visual alertness
Now, even If you do use some
graduated sugar, keep thus TIP
m mind; Watch sugar waste m
coffee cups, tcacups or anywhere
else.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

lasses in baking, for each cup
of molasses use y teaspoon bak-
ing soda.
<ORN SYRUP is another natu-
- ral-type sweetcner with
very high food energy value. It's
thick golden Tor whiteD syrup
may substitute for sugar in the
mix of any Parerrrwaffle, bread
or cake; orr it may be used TO
sweeten custards and baked
fruits. to give sweetness and
consistency TO frozen desserts. or
10 add richness or energy value
TO beverages, particularly the
glass of milk all Youngsters en-
Joy when very sweet and flavor
full; also, TO make velvety-smooth
candies Of every typo
Corn syrup never returns 20
granular form under extreme
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

heat Gas in candy-making) or
under extreme cold as in maxi
ing ice cream and all frozen mix
turesD, hence II can be counted
on to stabilize" such mixes and
give them smooth, nOn-splintery
perfection Of eating enjoyment.
Most fruits have a large per-
centage of sugar in their com
position. oranges being a fine ex-
ample Of a fruit whose juice is
so sweet with natural sugars
that a glass of orange juice can
be COUNTED on as "A quick pepper
upper" at any hour. When feel
ing tagged, low or otherwise de
pleted, take double glass Of
freshly-eXtracted orange juice
Canned, unswcetened juices, too,
contain lots Of natural sugars,
and can similarly satisfy a crav-
ing for sweets, with a bigger lift
to better health and figure
OF the sweet, starchy type
fruits, none affords more sugar
content than does the banana
starch sugar at its best, especial
~ 4hen the fruit is eaten dead
ripe, showing foCks OF brown on
the skin. Lot the children eat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
REV AIMING

To rewax your linoleum first
the old wax must be removed
completely. as old wax Oiqnd,
qmck-dryingl left on has a ten
dency TO appear cloudy through
the next wax For best results
I've found that applying soapy
water and then rubbing the floor
lightly with a handful of fire
steel wool viii bnng up all the
old wax. WIPE up with clean
water, let dry and reWaE
Mrs. Geo. FiCha,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

in 1 cup thin warmed honey
while beating. continuing beat
ing until all honey is used and
frosting is stiff. Use unflavorcd,
or add few drops vanilla or al
mond Consistency is much like
familiar seven-minute marshmal-
low frosting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
FREEZER

When storing an ice cream
freezer for any length Of time,
rub the inside and outside Of the
can with lard This VIII prevent
II from rus'inE. II can easily be
cleaned with hot water when you
want 10 use it again.
Mrs Ncvin Trbutman,
HcrnIOn, Pa.