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Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-29

sian front.
A communique said Chinese troops
had struck suddenly into the out
skirts of the important Japanese
military base at Ichang, one of the
deepest points of enemy penetra-
ton west of HankoW and about 300
miles east of Chungking.
Ten points in the outskirts were
captured and heavy losses inflicted
on the Japanese there and in Chek-
lang and Yunnan provinces, the
communique said. In Chekiang, the
Chinese still held Kinhwa and had
thrown back repeated japanese at
tacks on nearby Lanchi, where enc
my casualties were counted in the
thousands.
In the south, the japanese moved
reinforcementS into the Salween
river front of Yunnan province, ad-
jacent to Burma, but failed to dis
lodge the Chinese defenders and
suffered annihilation of one Japa-
nese column that advanced from
Lungling.
sumably was designed to offset enc
my gains in eastern China, especial
ly in Chekiang, and to break up
any Japanese effort to launch an
offensive in the direction of Chung
king. Some military experts have
expressed belief that Tokyo might
be hoping to break all Chinese re-
sistance by driving to the inland
capital.
DESERT FIGHTING
On the Libyan front, severe mech
anized fighting continued in the
desert south of Tobruk, with British
tanks and airplanes striking hard
at the Axis columns under Col
Erwin Rommel in the Acroma area
Rommel was believed to be using
about $50 tanks with many more in
reserve and the fighting appeared
to be an effort to destroy each
others equipment rather than make
any long advances for the time be-
ing.
Fridays dispatches told of strong
aerial attacks by British and Ameri-
can-built planes that aided British
mechanical forces in smashing up
the Nazi advance columns, which
British tank units struck at rear
line communications.
Fighting was continuing without
definite indication of the outcome,
but Cairo reports the British COM
manders satisfied with developments
so far
At West Point, N. Y, Gen. George
c. Marshall, army chief of staff,
said American troops will land in
France" This second European front
was not expected for sometime.
On other fronts:
BRAZIL - Attacks on Axis SUBJ
marines by Brazilian fliers sink one
enemy craft, damage another so
severely that crew is forced TO dis
embark and is taken prisoner. Fin
nish ship believed supplying sub
marines reported captured.
CZECHOSLOVAKIA - Germans
close Czech protectorate borders,
execute six persons, including two
women, arrest hundreds in reprisal
for wounding of Gestapo leader,
Reinhard Heydrich.
NORWAY - Gestapo burns and
sacks Norwegian village near Ber-
gen in reprisal for killing of Ger
man police official.
FRANCE-RAF renews daylight
raids on Nazi targets along Europ-
can coastline; two German planes
and one British downed.
AUSTRALIA-Allied planes down
or damage IL enemy craft in raids
on Japanese at Rabaul and Lac
and in fighting enemy over Port
Moresby.
On the Russian front, where the
Confined on Page 6; Column A.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-29
D AMBL!Ne
u EpoR1ER
Beeg Mistake

Beeg Mistake
II will be a long time before Tom
Finney, Dick COOr-Pender, and Will
lis Barrett are late TO Boy Scout
troop meeting.
They meandered into a meeting
of tro"p II Friday night. They
were Is minutes late. The Scouts
waited for the adults to say some
thing. The adults said nothing.
! They just sat there.
There is a troop rule that If any
one is late. he gets swatted, once
If he volunteers to submit and twice
if he has to be coaXed.
Finney, Coor-Pender and Barrett
received two sWats each. And such
sWats!
But that's not all.
Troop II must have forgotten
that the three gentlemen were on
the Kiwanis club committee to pro-
vide the eats at the court of honor
shin-dig Friday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-29
BY JERRY CRAVEY

When nominations for bravest
war mother are in order, Imperial
Valley will submit the name OF a
sure-fire winner.
She is Mrs. Archie A. Dreasher
of Westmorland, whose three sons
are the flesh and blood counter
part of the boy friends of the
Three Little Sisters" of song fame.
Gene Dreasher is the soldier, Rex
is the sailor and Charles Is the ma
rine.
Charles MRS. Dreasher calls him
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-29

he bailed out over the ocean. Just
before he hit the water, his para
chute went haywire, and he fell
into the drink fighting yards of
silk.
I'll bet he looked a sig>it,' said
Mrs. DreaSher.
Son Rex graduated May % from
the naval flying station at Long
Beach. He was high honor man in
his class.
THAT was very embarrassing,
wasn't it?" Mrs. Dreasher said.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-29
Army Shoots Down
Runaway Balloon

SAN FRANCISCO, May 30. CUP)
One of two barrage balloons which
escaped from their moorings has
been shot down by the Army in
Contra Costa county, it was dis
closed today.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-29
Ships Survivor
Looks Too Well

NEW YORK, May 90 (UP)-Harley Archie Olson, 23,
of Portland Ore radio operator on topedoed American
fregher looked so we'll after floating 20 days alone
life raft that the Federal Bureau of Investigation arrest
ed him. "They thought plant he said today lhey
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-29
0DT Orders 30 Days More
Leewoy on Truck Ruling
Additional Month Given Truckers to
Plan Compliance in Backhau! Program;
Radius Of LocaI HauIs Also Extended

Imperial Valley fruit and vegetable growers and others
depending on truck transportation for the marketing o.
ha Goods FRIDAY heaved sigh of relief when the govern
ment nostponed for 30 days its previously announced RUE
renuring rs per cent haul back trucking loads -
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-29
Valley to Honor
Memory Of Dead

Taps will sound in Imperial Valley Saturday in the
Memorial day observance to honor the dead OF
the nation.
Tiny flags will uter the last resting place of the
men who served the United States in the armed forces
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-29
Allied Offensive
Blows Reported
On Many Fronts
Chinese Troops Attack Jap Army Base.
InfIic+ HeavyLosses on n|nvaderin
Two Provinces to Offset Other Gains
- BY UNITED PRESS -

Armed forces of the United Nations struck damaging
blows Axis spearheads Lbyan and Chinese
battlefeds Friday and repeatedly opened thrust
against the north Ukraine sector of the Rus
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-29
Not Logical

NOL Logical
What company is Uncle Bert
imp" Paul Werve, 4, asked his aunt,
Mrs. Bert Baskins, during con-
versation about Bert joining the
Navy.
Hes in $685." she said.
"It can't be-" Paul snapped.
ut is," she came back.
st can't be-" he held out.
why can't it?' she asked in q
puzzled tone.
Because 5 always comes before
g."
New Poetry
Most popular poem at Central
Union High school now is
Roses are red,
ViOlets are blue,
Sugar is sweet,
= -Remember?
Big Money
A man was ordering an ad at the
nPost-Press front counter one day.
> Just sign it j. P. Morgan" the
man said.
rs your name j. P. Morgan?"
asked q man standing beside the
ad orderer That is my name too
Wonder if they're wealthy.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-29
S0lD!!

SUD-!
Here's a fellow who was smart:
He decided that he wanted to
get rid of his automobile 50 ne
placed a small ad in the Post
Press classified section.
The ad ran like this:
1886 FORD V8 Coupe. Inquire
from Howard Lewis, 6G Main.
From 4 p. m. 10 p. m. 5-25
Results? You betl He's hoof-
ing IL now. Within three days
Mr.. Lewis had sold the car and
was back TO nature"
We could 20 on and ON telling
you of the desired results OBJ
tanned through these inexpensive
advertisements but the best WAY
is TO see for yourself. Whenever
you have anything 10 sell or
swap just call
800
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Doeh|er Casino
Earnings Rise

TOLEDO. o.. March l9.--Doeh-
Ter Die Casting Company for 1871
reports a net profit Of 81 .297. 707
after federal income and excess
profits taxes. etc, equal TO $4.63
a share on SOAPS shares outStand-
ing before payment of the 6 per
cent stock dividend made in De-
cember, 1871. Including shares
and scrip certificates issued as a
stock dividend. the above net profit
is equal to S4.37 share on 297 252
shares outstanding at the close Of
the year.
This compares with, net profit
of 81 .O32. 504 or $36S a share on
$50 426 shares in 1910.
Provision for federal income and
excess profits taxes amounted 10
81, $40, 900 against $S25 900 in the
preceding year.
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its willingness 10 approve price
advances whenever actual cost
and earnings figures make in
Crcd~cS necessary.
The four companieS-EircStone
Tire and Rubber. 3 r. Goodrich
Company. Goodyear Tire and Rub
bor and L s Rubber Company
also agreed 20 withdraw price adj
vanCcS al Wld-January on original
equipment tlrcS sold 70 E1anufac-
tHerS Of farm machinery and
equipment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Res(ind Boost
In Tire Prices

WASHINGTON March q
The four major rubber companies
have agreed 10 reSclnd price in
crcascs put into effect Jan !. 1872.
on tires sold as original equipment
Tor automobiles and trucks Of all
types.
Customers VIII be given rebates
by companies equal 10 difference
between prices paid and prices
which prevailed on Dec n 1871,
Office OF Price Admin trdton re-
ported
Meanwhile OPA has indicated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Death lotires

MATZO-Marcn 10. 1912 suddenly, John
| A AAtzo. husband of the late Mary
MAtzo, dear father OF Nicholas and Andrew
MAizo. Mira. Marie Macpherson, Mrs Susan
Koch Mira Pauline Philip, Mrs-Kathrine
Mcintosh also II grandchildren. Funeral
from John Heslons Funeral Mansion,
| 1910 " Grand BIvd, corner W. Warren,
Thursday a. p. m
LEsCOHIER--Msrch II Minnie mother OF
Alexander W and Don ID Services 81
funeral home ot e. " Curtiss Co, sof5
East JEFFERSON, At Parker. Thursday AZ
Il p m.
McGIADE-Je nnie at residence sfss
Ternes Avenue. Dearborn betoyed wife
-bswS5u Claude add Edward Pells,ler
sister Of Mrs Della Carroll. Funeral FRI
dAy $50 from residence and 0 30 81
Pairicks Church. wysndous
MTG HILL Thurman /, March rs. nus
oa.d q the a't n,h'i uc, t.,n'r ~ 81 Mr.,
brother 81 Mrs. Lana Lloyd, Mrs Amy
L<vAn and Ars Ethel Jameson. Funersl
service At residence. 1882 Cameron
FRIDAY. 90 .. m.
RrBARTH-Msrch II: Frank, beloved
Mrs Anna Kshnt. Mrs.. Margaret Hasse.
Frank Jt. John and Mrs Dorothy Kron
grandfather OF six grandchildren Funeral
lThu,dsy. IN. from A. X. Peter.
Funeral Home, l2O57 Cratiot ave and
IS 80 m. Guardian Angel Church.
sIWIEC-March Is. Elsie l. beloved wife
Of Frank dear daughter Of Mrs Mara
Jano~ski sister % Augusta Linkevitr
Emil and william Jsnowski Funeral sery-
ice saturday, 2 >. m, from residence, e77l
Iroquob
wATsON-M>roh ls. ciarisss. mother Of
WESLEY Watson. sister ~ Belle, Jessis.
Mabe and Mildred FNnerHt rom John h
Dekay Funeral Home, l054S East JeheE-
son. Thursday a. ! , m
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GASOLINE STATIONS

BURNS STANDARD service Lubritations.
Batteries Accessories fl45 West sic.
Nicholas and Monica
COOKS SERVICE JiiSol Linwood
tTuN4doJ. Mobilgas. oil iubriCaton. ac-
cess0ries Townsend 7951l,
FORpHAM's service. 1925 Grati1t (Ford.
hamD- Lubricauon. batteries Wsshings,
accessories AR t60s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

DRUG STORE--I.IQuOR DISTRIBl TOR
RIO DRUG COMPANY" Prescription sps.
cialst." 400 West Vernon (central).
lVinevood lilo.
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CTNTRAL CONTRACTOR

MICHIGAN HrNtNF SOCIETY - Enrr.
gentes handled 20 hours 1901 Rich
mond Trinity 3iuU
CONSULT tho enlarged Real Estate hstins,
In the big sunday Times Want Al
Section!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Funeral Directors
Lost and Found

BLACK and white springer. brown on nose
ana egs northwest section. collar, no
license reward VIZ 6-l62s
BOSTON hull female. wearing harness
black with white face. feet. chest. vicin'
~ Etgh'-Aue and Russell. 20tlG RGsseIl.
Twtnbfpos i.t2ls. Reward
BRIFF CAsE-LArge. containing valuable
papers needed badly 90 re%Arf. Town
send $3.50
LOST Childrens pet. light ian male
cocker spAnie vicinity Seven Mile.
Palmer PARK Sunday afternoon. answers
name skppy. liberal reward license num-
otr 3i3s5 CAdifac 1852
LOST THURSDAY March II. male dog,
black with white and b-indls markings,
name Clipper Reward. 1884 Long
view PinEree OlsO
LOVE BIRD PIN rhinestone Keepsake
Reward Teiephons Mr.. Braun, Tyler
4.2362
PART SPANIEL, BLACK white, blue eye
tPohson chicago. Reward Vermont
- s343.
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MATTRESSES RENoVATED LIKE \

LAWNS machine rolled. Weight i7O0-3700.
Seeding fertiiizing Place orders now!
rinpWoDd o-Ol1S
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wash room appliances experience not
necessary. prefer men with car. AS ".
Jefferson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

A BEAUTIFUL RENOVATloN-old cotton
mattresses into comfortable lnnersprlng
ANY size. cityVide service Quauty MAJ
iress. TnMusent A.Iif2
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koDAKs AND sTPPLIEs

i kODAkS And SUPPLIES
1868 Wood ward Kodaks. Supplies. In
/ formation. RIA 1883.
LAWS ROLLING. LANDsCAPING
LAWNS machine rolled Weight i7oo-s7oo.
Seeding. fertilizing Place orders now!
Vinewood 2-033S.
MATTRESSES RENOVATED LIKE NEW
IA BEAUTIFUL RENOvATIoN-old cotton
, mattresses into comfortable innerspring
any size. CityWide service Quauty Mat
'ress, Townsend Sissy
\ BONA FIDE Guarantee Mattresses rem
ovated ike new. Sc. 4-hour service, free
delivery. Pillows renovated cleveland Mat
tress Co 12335-37 Hamilton. TO. s-il3s
MATTRESSES Renovated Ike new 50
positively guaranteed S-ar Mattress
H1ssrth 56s0
SO 900 MATTRESS renovated DAY service
Northwestern Mattress 7;a6 Chicago.
HOgarth 39il
METAL. RAGS, WN>TEPAPER
NORTHERN WASTE TO $3.50 Hish-
est prices. Free pickup service Factory
savage
/ METAL SCREENS
l6-MESH bronze wire good homes deserve
/ our products Universal Neathers,rip a.
screen CO. 1920 Puritan. We. 5-26i6-3-0450.
! CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listines
in the his sunday Times Want Al
Section
PAINTS And NAR>I>HT>
/ ATTENTION PAINTERS. decorators buy
paints direct factory. Mcnamara Paints
co. 5l43
PAi>TING AND DECoRATIN"
Al DECORATING brick concrete WORK.
building r,pa.rns. Wal washnA DreNel
a., pAr,yrfNs ,..s.-,, .a. 49, t,stt,,st.,
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-ie

HORIZONTAL
Limb.
Pant
s-smsH nerganser
l2-Whs, American genera was known
as Lighthouse Harry 20
i3-- Mature
Molten rock.
lS--LuYon ntgriio
le-wha' Is ne modern name f1r Persia
i7-Singie units.
is-whs, arg. cry Is tn ne province
- Lombsruy liAly'
20 Beat With wa.king-stick
22-hop kiln.
23-Deleie.
2+-Ct'rus drink.
2f-S'epped
2e-Leaf o' = coroNa
3i-Who Is head Of the Vichy govern
menf7
3t-Wha, Brush r.nsul has been ap.
pointed commaEder Q; NE AHIed far
eastern forces
3s-Afhrms
3s-W,b-liks membrane.
37--Lghi brown.
3s-Hert
= <0-FemAls deer
N-italian poet
s-Diminuiiys for Elizabeth.
<f-Sun lax
te-Hshrsw measure
5i--ssiior.
S2-ArrOw.
SO Femrirs name
5-Slendet hnisI
SS-ItsiAn actress
ss-irslAri
37--Ths turmsriC
VERTICAL
1-What FRANCISCAN uIssH .r IfhhF
NE scene Of a MASSAGE ~ i,5F'
9-NsfNCrks
J Repasis
-Proad smile
S-NerfllAfe
s-sepAra'eo hy intervals
7--Reisting "a punishment
s-PackthCrn fTIf
q-Edlc'
Io-S'ght before holiday.
II Had existed
ls-Ross perfume
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

2i-Os what small AsAtic Kingdom 10
Ka'mandu the capital,
23-Put on
23-Sp.t pulse
pc House addition.
2s- Assembled
IN-Fnde
- strike gently.
~ Feminine name.
- Offers
- skin protuberaUCe,
go CuiNtring
20 Make amends.
81 NeAsel.Uks carnivort
~ Public warehouse
43--Of what French protectorats 10
DarnAscus the capital,
e. POKER sake
90 outer coat OF grain.
81 Annex
4S--Greek etfsr,
ao=ssss iHas-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

( cian. quick service. repairs and instaIIa.
INCANATISG
EXcAvATITG-concrc,e breaking. rl
sand ri1tcrs, reasonable. Edwin Hart.
Owe 6755
FLOOR SANDING, WAXING. ETC.
Al SANDING. rennishlng doors guarsn-
teed workmanship estimates. latest
equipment Townsend s-j275
'ATLAs-Pe-fec, floors. new. old hlnng.
sealing waxing. Reasonable Un!ver-
sits l-lSo2
FLOOR SANDING. finishing Reliable
Work. own power. Speela! PHeeS. owe
eoSl
ONE.DAY Aoa- h-lss.ne. Befrytast method.
Dean Floor company univer'''y 2-4i34
FLORIST CITY DELIVERY
MAPLoWF Flower shoppe. EASTER
plarts. wedding decorations TO 7-ssas.
ssis Oakland.
II MIGAII>G
TIE OEIGIEAL CYANIDE GAS CO.
Work guaranteed University l-lo5o
FURNACE CLEANING REPAIRING
Al FURNACE cleaning. repairing new
used furnaces Installed, reasonable. OIL
1919.
Al FURNACE repairing cesnius. 5? 30
new furnaces reasonable eavestroushing
IN 1850
FURNACES REPAIRED. exchanged. IN
stalled new. used parts reasonable
prices! zoos Elsht-MAe Road TO s-6467.
GARAGES Built. ALL SIZES
A GARAGE by Rcstr!ck means the best
built at a fair price Small dn payment
easy terms Restrtck Lumber. no. 2l2i.
GARAGES butt cement work; FLA
terms estimates. 1919 James Couzens.
University l-Iaou.
GARAGE SERVICE
ADRAGNAs' GARAGE. 1881 Concord
tKercheva) --Ge'eral repairing, bump
nr painting. Collision service.
ARTS AUTO Ser1ce-specisnzne Ford
repairing 5iis Montclair shoemaker.
P.akA u544
BILL WILLIAMS - PAINTING repairing.
reurins hrsae service. so East Palmer
Trinity i-24so
r1IIFNARp r..tsrr Serv.Je-P Painting.
pumping Motors .terralIeI. Repairing
q, .alarftp8 W.lNrar.N.Y y. money down.
$3.50 N"-' Warren. rs f-toi0
r 3 81 sERIICT 15rats General -epar.ac
Dumping Fautrs 9uli Oakland. Town
send s-s977
REAL McCOY-ColHsion work. painting,
seneFal repairs. 1905 Aired. Clifford
"<''. "
CONSULT The enlarged Rea, estate last.
.~gs "a 'he biz sunday Times Want Ad
section
GASOLINE STATIONS
BURNS STANDARD Service Lubri,ations.
Batteries Accessories fi45 West Nc
Nichoiss and Monica
COOKS SERVICE iiSo1 Linwood
tTuN4doJ Mohtgas. oil. iubrcat4on, ac-
cess7ries Townsend 7-95ii
FORDHAM's service 1925 Grati1t CFord.
4 ham, fabrication, batteries. Wsshings,
accessories AR E6ps
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
SPECIALIZING remodcllng kitchens FIX
terror interior painting Carpenter roof
lrg sf.ne PIN l4t9.
HUMANE SOCIETY,"
MICHIGAN HUMANE SOCIETY - Eurr.
gentles handled - hours 1foi Rich
mond Trinity 3fuU
.lCONstLT tho enlarged Real Estate hsting,
In the big Sunday Times Want Al
lSactfont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Female Help Wanted

EXPERIENCED BEAUTY operator. Tels-
phone Townsend s-i630. Call after p m
CENT HoUsEWoRK stay nights;
private room. doctors home, Townsend
s-2sSi
GENERAL no NsshiOg 40 cooking; stay
nights, DOCTORS nome TYLER i-4l6s.
GiRID-2b 20 s. for general no laundry:
Nsy, GOOD hoHle and wages University
3-33S4 "A
GlRL.-Ceaerai homework, assist with
chiid good homs stay. Townsend 7.ss0l.
GIRIs--General -so children, no laundry.
stay nights IS. University 1862.
GIRL. stay. child, 90 cooking; good
nome 1912 Dexter. TY i-755l.
HoUsEW DIRK Must 10 cooking no lsun-
drS stay niehts 3 adults. $40. Town
send s-6,25
HOUSEWORK- General. ~ cooking stay
nights, private room IS. Townsend
S-73S2
HoUSEwORK one child stay no cook
ing, good home 81 Tyler 7-eo34.
LADY 90 select train manage outside
corset sales force locally. Salary $40
week. expenses Write Box ASA, Detroit
Times
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Answer to yesterdays puzzle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
DRIG sTORE-DEIINrRIES

sPECTA LGZING excavating steam
shovel house Easements, grad ng
Promp, service Pi.. $685.
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CONSULT 'he enlarged Real Estate LIST
ms ~ me IS sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
ELECTRICAL WIRING AND REPAIRING
EXCAVATISG

CALL Trinity l-42pI for reliable electri-
clan quick service. repairs and installa-
lions
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CLEANING WALLS. SHADES. nc.
COAL on CREDIT
COCKTAIL BAR
COATS. SUITS. DRESSES. FURS

KIT-KAT BAR - Liquors Al Duprey
proprietor. li0i9-2i Chalmers. Arlingto'
Q72a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

MONROE PHARMACY Of Dearborn Pre-
Scriptiun specialist 1908 Monroe (Ten
new Dearborn 97gS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

CINDERELLA FROCKs-s7l2 Jos cam
pau. Dresses. furS. coats. suits. sports
wear Complete line
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EASTMAN Kodak Stores, Incorporated
1868 Wood ward odaks Supplies. In.
RA 1883.
Victory worker. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1942-1943, 1942-10-01
Shipfitters Know
Their Cookin' Too!

What / like best for breakfast
is waffles," said Bert Chavis, ship
filter at Todd's, land what's more
l can make them myself
"Oh, yeahn we replied.
80 you don't believe it, huh?
Well, I'll just show you"
They were delicious, we hate to
admit. But finally we were able
to wangle the recipe out of him
and here it is:
Bert's Waffles
2 cups flour
u teaspoon salt
2 teaspoons double-acting
baking powder
eggs, separated in two quart
bowls.
1La to Ia cups milk accord
ing to absorption quality of
flour,
2 tablespoons melted butter.
Mix and sift flour, salt and bak-
ing powder, in a big bowl. Sepa-
rate eggs putting yolks in one
quart bowl and whites in another
quart bowl. Melt the butter
on low on the stove).
Beat the egg whites stiff.
Add the milk to the egg yolks
and beat until it foams. Add this
foamy mixture to the dry ingred-
tents. Blend well, then add the
melted butter, blend again and
lastly, fold in the beaten egg
whites with an up and over mo-
ton.
This makes six 8-inch waffles-
we know, we were there!
Victory worker. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1942-1943, 1942-10-01
CredmetteS
To the Rescue

Creamettes will come to your
rescue to help sove your menus
for those meatless days that will
win the war, for Creamettes are
both nourishing and tasty.
Made of semolina wheat and
shaped properly for quick cooking,
this delicious macaroni product,
baked in white sauce, generously
filled with his favUrIte cheese and
served in a pretty pottery casser-
ole, will draw praise from every
member of your family.
Victory worker. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1942-1943, 1942-10-01

The conservation being practiced
by Mrs. Victory Worker at home
is not new to laundries and dry
cleaning Establishments. Raw ma
terials for the production of new
equipment for these plants cannot
be obtained for the duration. What
ever equipment there is will have
to go to the most essential users.
Furthermore, it means more care
of the machinery now in use.
Victory worker. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1942-1943, 1942-10-01
Women Welders
Will Weld
Wicked Wand

Thrilled and grateful were Ade-
line Num-, Alma McColm, Alice
Robinson, Frances Sorenson, Elsie
Barbour, Eleanor Loos, Marie
Hamilton and Leola Hoagland that
they will be permitted to do their
part as welders to help lax the
Axis"
Associates Harbor Island Yard
were pleased, too, with the distinc-
ton to be the first Seattle ship
yard where women welders will
work.
Victory worker. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1942-1943, 1942-10-01

Although there is to be rise
in the price of the 1912 frozen
fruit, berry and vegetable pack,
rest assured, Mrs. Victory Worker,
that the increase passed along to
you will be the amount-and no
which will cover extra costs
to the packer since last year.
Probably the new regulation will
bring retail prices up about Is
per cent on each package.
Victory worker. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1942-1943, 1942-10-01
Cacti Easy
To Care For

Like all plants, your cacti re-
quire some direct light during part
of each day, but the spines will
retain better color if they are not
exposed continually to the suns
rays. In nature, the small plants
always grow in the shelter of
some larger plant or rock.
Be careful not to water them
too much-however, at no time al
low the soil to dry out complete
w.
Victory worker. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1942-1943, 1942-10-01

More than 100 pounds for every
person in Nebraska was collected
within three weeks during he
statewide prairie fire" scrap drive
(which Melted $1,000 tons of scrap.
Victory worker. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1942-1943, 1942-10-01

One reason we need lead: The
guns OF pursuit plant spit bullets
at the rate of 800 pounds per min
ute.