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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-05

Given Movie
Bath Quickly
BY ROBIN COONs

HOLLYW OOD-Among your
other notes on the progress of CIV
ilization, you may record today that
giving lady bath in the movies
takes heck of lot less time than
it used to.
Back in 1925, when Don Green
wood assisted at his first cinema
bath, it was not unusual for a
director to keep lady soaking
three, four, five days or longer
Don, who is a chief property
man, remembers that Lillian Rich,
the heroine of this first lady
dunking experience of his, sim
nlered in warm milk, that being one
of Cecil B. for BathtubO DeMille's
usher ideas for mixing glamour
with plumbing The picture was
The Golden Bed"
The other days Don officiated at
bath scene featuring the curve
some charms of Miss Betty Cradle
as Sweet Rosie O'Grady' Miss
O'Grady, by this time in her Story's
development, was plushily prosper
GUS as a hustled belle of Gay Nine
ties musical comedy and she had
a bathroom on which DeMille him
self might have cast an apprecia-
tive eye. Her tub was full-length,
like modern versions, and its sides
were encased in polished wood
The set was closed that day
not because Miss Cradle is coy
about appearing in bathing suit
under a blanket of foamy bubbles,
but because the day before some
body had spread the word that
Betty would be bathing, and folks
just couldn't resist the urge to see
how moving pictures were made.
Serious art students of cinema art
sprang out from crevices in the
walls, from under rocks.
"She was in the tub only a day
and half" says Don, land not
steadily at that. Seems to me the
directors are more careful about
their players catching cold than
they used to be. She got out of the
water when they weren't shoot
ing and wrapped herself in a lot
OF towels. They didn't seem to
care much, in the old days, wheth-
er so much soaking irritated the
players skin, either. I've seen some
OF them come out of the tub all
red and wrinkled from too much
soap. and water"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
They Are Ripe

Just as soon as the pods
change color from green 10
straw color. they are ripe. At
this time they are rather dry
also, so 1T Is easy 10 time the
harvesting. The pods should
not stay on the plant until they
split open. for then they are
likely 10 shed the seed i'm
mcdiatcly and in a place YOU
do not want IT,
Shell the seeds by hand ana
spread on a paper towel 10 dry
for a day or two. Then. unless
YOU can plant them immediately
(which Is generally the best
time for an amateur 10 plant
delphinium ScedS). put them IN
. small glass bottles which can
be tightly closed
Keep them u q dry cool
place until ready 10 SOW and NJ
YOU do not intend 10 SOW ull
next spring put the bottles IN
the refrigerator DclphtnWm
sends Jose their vitality II their
internal moisture D., lost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Some Household Problems
Can Be Successfully Met
By ELEANOR ROSS

frame IS often all that is re-
Qured
The ,ame is true Of the carpet
sweeper that is begging for oil
u-' where tho wheels Of the
brush turn Such >quoakS arc
not only annoying but they
moan that there IS wear and
tear on the rubbing surfaces a
light oil like sewing machine OIL
viii stop the friction
Squcaky furniture has become
loose through lack Of screws or
driving Of glue Sometimes
these pieces can be reEued at
home
Al >qucaks should be inNcStl-
gated. for neglect may result N
"A broken or useless pieces Of fur
uiturc with a money loss far
greater than that Of a timely
repair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Miss DanCeV
Entertains SO

BETTY JANE DANCEY.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs r y
Dancey of Audubon road. held
open house for members of her
graduating class at Southeastern
High School About 80 guests
attended the party which had
its headquarters in the cheery
recreation room in the base
ment.
The hostess was assisted by
Pvt. John-WinterS in the HAPPY
task of keeping the guests en-
tertained. Mrs. Howard Cooley
and Mrs. George Perkins pre-
sided at the refreShment table.
Among those attending the
party were Christine Koch. Bon
White, Ruth BucrCe Edward
Van Ryn. Geneva Zeulch, Bill
Loranger. Christine Ramsay.
Ray Fisher, Jeanette Congal-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29

LET HER soak up Nitamin d
in all three of these eaSy-made
sun styles. o>erallS. play-Suit.
Sun-frock. Anne Adams Pattern
42Si includes bonnet TO match.
Pattern 42S4 is available only
in children'S sizes ,. 4, s, 3 and
10 Size s. overallS and bonnet.
requires ? yards 35-inch fabric;
play-Suit. ] yard 35-inch and ] \
yards ric-rac; sun-frock, Ia
yards 35-inch, ! Is yards ruffing.
our Summer Pattern Book is
ready. II contains smart styles
tor work and play.
Dress pattern, 16 cents; book,
10 cents; pattern and book when
ordered together, 26 cents.
Address your request 10 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
mcnt. l225 Times Square, De-
troit 81. Mich.
Due 90 slOwneSS Of the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control. pattern deliveries are
being delayed. Please he pa
tient.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Paint With Glue

Glue may be bought in hard
cake form or as a can Of liquid.
Warm the glue in an old sauce
pan standing IN water. 10 the
Consistency of maple syrup
Use a 4-inch paint brush and
paint the back OF the rug with
glue, taking care not 10 let the
glue penetrate 10 The right side
Of the rug or run over the edge.
Let the glue dry thoroughly
before putting the rug into sorry
ice. II is best 10 do this Job on
a bright dry day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29

HERE Is A review Of some u
the now-and-then household
problems that can be dealt with
successfully without the AID Of
professional care.
one question that generally
appears At this time Of year is
about summer rugs brought out
Of storage and ready for another
season Of service.
Sometimes when these rugs
are washed they lose their stiff
backing and are apt TO kick up
and slide.
This is likely 10 happen 70 in
expensive rugs and 20 mattlngs
Have the rug we'll vacuumcd on
both sides. Then turn the rug
over bottom side up, and literally
paint the upturned side with q
thin glue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
EvereII Fisher Is Usher

1T. EVERELL FISHER. leave from the pTefhght
school IN Iowa wedding and dashng in his
navy uniform danced with his wife the former
Briggs pretty and white sheer dress with
the bodice and navy and white hat.
And Charles T. Fisher Jr who also seated guests
danced with lovely wife. the former Elizabeth Briggs
who turquoise and black print with black straw
cartwheel trimmed in turquoise and pink
And Charles T. Jr. danced with his youthful an
charming mother-n-lsw Mrs Walter O. Briggs who
of the smartest women there. in brown and whit.
printed sheer made with TERED skirt and little dream
hat which all her friends admiTing.
a green straw. laced together in the back in
lighter make it fit perfectly and trimmed in front
spike flowers shading from white to delicate and
swathed in lush green yelling
Mrs. Briggs accompanied by her house guest Mrs.
Thomas Wetzel OF New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Sam KeIIer's Birthday

IT WAS Happy Birthday You" for Sam Keller
who receiving congratulations his twenty sevenh
birthday
Mrs Keller fetching becoming aquamarine crepe
dress made with square neckne and edged
with matching lace and tiny black hat trimmed
aquamarne flowers 49,.
They seated a table with Comdr. and Mrs Byron
Fetchner Dr. and Mrs Ralph Bookmyer 1t Donald c. Hay.
wood, Mrs. Kay Erwin and Mrs Harold |. Dick ...
Capt. and Mrs. r. Thornton Brodhead and Mrs Lloyd V
Hooker were together Mrs Brodhead lovely printed
dress having purple flowers white trimmed
in deep purple and Mrs Hooker pale green
large natural straw hat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
How TO Save
DeIphinium
Seed Pods
BY ISABEL ZUCkFR
Detroit Times Garden Editor

JUST ABOUT now the FIRST
seed pods on delphlniumS viii
be ripening 1t may be that
you have a particularly lovely
plant and wish to save seed
from it, 10 grow more lovely
plants In that case, this Is
the article you've been looking
for.
Select as many pods As YOU
wish 10 save Just a. soon as YOU
can and cut off all the others.
In this way additional nouriSh-
ment is given to the pods left
and the energy of the plant does
not go into maturing the an
wanted pods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
a Special Bed

II planted Immediately tho
seed, should bc ,0Vn u "A ,po-
c.a'N- prepared seed bed ln a
spot whore drainage is excel
lout Soil must have loose
texture Equal parts of garden
lo8u peat mos, or Leaf mold.
and sand VIII give th. texture
Tins SOIL MIXTURE should zoe
screened 10 make n fine
BEFORE >oVlus the seeds N>O9k
them u water over night 10
hasten termination. especially
IH old Sccd, Its possible zoo
diSnfcct the surface OF the
seeds 10y putting them IN bit
ot chcpyecloth andpIac.ng 'hcW
300 a solution of one fund ounce
of concentrated formaldohNdc
soaking them over night n
water and then diving between
paper towels brforc planting
Directions Tor sowing tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29

hurting our war effort and vast
ing money that could build a
happier future for you and
yours.
July p TO AUG. p
Leo If you get smoothly
through this day (and most of
the burden is on your sturdy
h o u ! d er $, awaiting your
strength Of faith, courage and
applicability you'll have a
more successful close of June.
ARG. p TO SEPT. %
TUgo-Note advice 10 Leo
today - your indications are
similar. Be careful. tactfuI.
thorough. Duties first. then the
things you do on the side. Eat,
sleep sensibly for health's sake.
SEPT. p TO OCT, %
Libr0-Guard private affairs
from prying intruders; keep
your counsel, the least said
about your personal matters and
what you know, the better.
OCT. - TO NOV. -
Ccorpio-Setting too fast
pace, straning and causing
nerves is as harmful as being
too slow. Harmony, calm think
ing and acting, regularity are
important. Watch the emotional
department.
NOV. - To DEC. -
Co9jtoriuS--ThiS is Just the
sort Of day that trys 10 induce
YOU 10 skip lightly over urgent
matters or be less thoughtful
Put your best foot forward
from the time you arise, and
keep it there
DEC. p TO JdN. n
CopricoyU-No frctting@ con-
fusion or turning too quickly
from one method or plan 10 an
other Order, system. and Civ
ING things chance 10 show
their value Gf they should be
tested at alb are necessary for
true success. Control emotions:
Keep smiling
JAN. - TO FEE. %
igt1yDw-We can always do
more and better than we have
in the which is urged to-
dav. Don't let the other fol
low got the iump on Won You
are very able. bring into play
YOUR adaptabilitv and sense for
knowing just the right solutions.
FEB. ~ TO MARCH ~
Pisces Glance through the
don'ts Of other zodiacal natives
this day; you can profit by the
a d w %. especially when it's
meant for your good PRAY.
work and enjoy healthful pleas
ures in free time.
4 CHILD horn on this dog.
Very persouable. Individuals
tic. Properly control the emo
tiohs\ for sake Of harmony and
health Amicablp relations with
those with whom YOU come IN
contact viii nrevent unhappy
disputes. Indigestion. Religion
is your trua guide and Solare.
Copyright ieis, - King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Mrs. Alderman Jr. Bridesmaid

Mr. AND MRS. WILLIAM f. ANDERMAN. whose
daughter-in-l Jaw Mrs William f. Alderman Jr
prc<ty bridesmaid and Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett r. Cramer
parents Of Mrs Alderman Jr arrived together at the
reception
Mrs. Alderman in a black sheer dress
which had lace overskt and lace edging the
square neckine and short sleeves. and adorable little
round hat Of shiny black straw trimmed with blush pink vel
vet
And Mrs Cramer smart in aquamarne dress
with linen skirt and lace bodice and tiny hat made of pale
pink feathers. e..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Lee Marcoux on Leave

CADET LEE MARCOUX... the brides only brother.
his navy base Macon, Ga to which he
reported for duty Sunday morning
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred ]. Fisher, Of there.
and Trudy with them Mrs. Fisher smart in
sheer dress with neckme edged with heavy white lac
and a navy and white hat.
They with Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Jacobs whose daugh
ter Betty Jane married TO their 1t Alfred Fisher
Jr. couple of weeks Mrs. Jacobs in smart
aquamarne ensemble.
Mary Fisher sister Of the bridegroom. attrac-
tive aquamarne and white print and squamarine hat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Nail Boards

Spucaky floors are p nuisance.
and usually the only way 10
eliminate tho NOISE 10 10 nail the
boards more securely TO the floor
beams
Sticking bureau drawers
should be attended 10 AT once.
Sometimes IL is the moisture
from summer log> and humidity.
and sometimes a ridge OF varnl>h
that is the hIndrancc
SandpapcT and planning should
be carefully handled, otherwise
they may produce a drawer that
Is TOO small for dry weather
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Attend Two Receptions

Col and Mrs. Sid A. Erwin went the Marcoux- Fisher
wedding and reception and then out to Birmingham
cepuon following the LathropHin wedding Mrs Erwin
smart in black and white.
Also saw Mr.. and Mrs George Renchsrd Nh and
Mrs John j. German Mr. and Mrs James S. Holden
and Mrs. Vaughn Reid Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mr. and Mrs Fred NJ Zeder. Mrs William f. Connolly &C..
Mrs James p Cummiskey. Mrs Frank Couzens Peggy
and Frank Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mack Mrs.
Navin Mrs. James O. Goude . Judge and Mrs Edward
Command Judge and Mrs. Joseph A. Moynhan Janet
Coleman 10 Kem .. Nj and Mrs. David r. Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bachelor and Mary Jams and
house guest Jean Webster Of West Hartford Conn Mrs
William J. McKeever DR.. and Mrs. George j. Reberdy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Son Is Born
To Coeliuses

PVT AND MRS. WILLIAM
{ C0ELItS JR. OF Bedford
road announce the birth of A
son. William Charles III. on
June 20 Mrs. Coellus is the
former Betty Jean Root Pvt
Coclu> Il stationed AZ the ma
Ine corps base IN San Diego.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
MARCH n TO APRIL b

" = MN II - ~ mn ~
Arjcs-Not all friendly infu-
ences-be prepared to take dis
appointments, possibly even set
backs. But determination for
right purposes and causes, plus
know e d z and painStaking
effort viii produce.
APRfL Fl TO NAY 20
TupuS-Save wisely while
you earn. And today, give your
most aStute faculties to the job
of protecting important personal
as well as business interests.
NAY II TO JUNE II
Gcmiui-Both work, business
and close attention to personal
affairs are musts this problem
atical period. Don't let person.
alities into your work; maintain
harmony with fellow associates.
JUNE y TO JULY p
Cancer Tricky little spots
and items. Be warned against
reckleSsuess. Buy values only;
when YOU buy anything You
have no real cause for, you're
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29

PINEAPPL + TIE all
around favorite in Crochet de-
sign Small wonder W b en- n
nm axes such lovely dohleS as
these zone is Is. the other -
inches IN dlamotcr) that have so
many uses They cost SO little
10 make. too.
Pattern 62S contains dlrec-
tnp> fot making doileN, Illus
tratIon of StltchCSt list OF
materials required
Send ~ cents IN coins for this
pattern 10 The Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department. lbs Times
Square, Detroit, 81, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Music Throughout Reception

THERE WAS all during the reception and after
The wedding breakfast. dancing, despite the heat.
The bride and bridegroom exceptionally radant
pair standing for what seemed hours end receiving
the congratulations and best wishes OF their friends
led off.
They were followed by their parents. Mr.. and Mrs Leo
Marcoux and Mr.. and Mrs Charles T. Fisher the latter
couple looking much too youthful to be the grandparents OF
those attractive girls, Mary Elizabeth and Jane Fisher
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Fisher Jr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Son Born TO Hueglis

Mr.. AND MRS. RICHARD +,
HUEGLI Of Somerset road. an
nounCe the birth Of a son, Rich
ard Frederick Jra on June
n Mrs Huegli is the former
Marion BaetZ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29

ton. Hubert ASkew. Dottie
Langley. Tom DcVTieS. Alice
LIgu-tle. Jack Corley. June
Fisher Bruce Hilton. Irene Ben
son Bill Shancr, Patricia Black
wood and Jack llakanSon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
In N ayfs.9ir
WIN cpA

ENSIGN AND MRS. THOMAS K FISHER left on their
wedding trlp. =. Mackinao....
With the blessing of Pope Plus Nil.
letter from Amaleta Ccognani. apostolic delegate at
Washington D. the reception held in the Detroit
Coll Club following The wedding OF The former Gerry Mar
coux and Ensign Fisher Saturday morning IN Gesu Chuch
impaired the blessing and wishes for success
and happiness in their married life
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Investigate Squesks

Then there's that annoying
matter Of household SqueakS that
may come from floors. doors.
furniture or carpet sweeper.
Often door SqueakS are caused
by lack OF oil, Just a few drops
of oil al the hinges or in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Son Born 10 hartins

Mr. AND MRS. JAMES
LEWIS MARTIN of Tho Ford
Foundation. announce Tho birth
n son James Richards on
June IA Mrs Martin is rho
former Claire Ternes,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Detrojiers in Florida

AMONG THE Dtfroners who
have recently visited az Silver
Springs Fla are Mrs Myrtle
Flyuau NJ Patton street. and
Alfred ! Dchen OF Sheridan
avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
DAUGHTERS With Edward F. Fishers

Mr.. AND MRS. EDWARD F. FISHER accompanied
by their attractive young daughters Maryn and Peggy
Mrs Fisher smarty turned out In twopiece dress
printed crepe tiny red flowers grey background
topped by small white hat red with cherries in the front
Mrs Frederic j. Fisher topped her printed dress.
flowers black with wide brmmed black straw hat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Goes 10 Fl. Benning

MRS. ALEX BRICKER. the
former Jane Jacob. left re-
Gently 20 ioin her husband. 1t.
Brlckcr who Is stationed al RI.
BcnnlnC. Ga.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
ALBION GRADUATES

a reception was held al the
HIS residence in Berkshire
road in Birmingham, following
the ceremony.
The young couple are Gradu-
ateS of Albion College, whore
Mrs. Hill was affiliated with
Alpha Chi Omega. Mr.. Hill is a
member of Sigma M and a
graduate of Western Reserve
University medical school where
he became a member of Nh
Sigma M medical fraternity
He recently completed his
internship al Harper Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
GOWNS IDENTICAL

Mrs. Charles Lathrop was the
matron of honor and Mrs. II. j.
AnSteth. sister of the bride
groom. was the bridesmaid. The
attendants wore identical gowns
of floral printed organdy in
green and yellow. with a fitted
bodice and a fun skirt Their
headdreSSeS were OF white
Starched lace.
Charles Coe was the best man
and X. J. Ansteth. Ems sign
Charles F. Lathrop Jr. Or.
Maitland Stewart and Eugene
Jackson were the uSherS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Edward Hills
In Quebec

DIR. AND MRS. EDWARD
JOSEPH HILL JR.. the former
Janet Elizabeth Lathrop are on
their way TO Quebec on their
honeymoon. following the we'd
ding ceremony which took place
Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock
at the Redeemer Lutheran
Church. Birmingham. The Rev.
Theodore Wuggazer Jr. offici-
ated at the service. Or. Hill is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Joseph Hill of Birmingham.
The bride. who is the daugh-
Ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Lathrop of Detroit, chose for
her wedding a white marquisette
gown with bishop sleeves, deep
yolk of pearl embroidery on the
long fitted bodice and a bout
FAINT skirt A fingertip length
veil of tulle was held in place
by a Juliet cap. She carried a
bouquet 4 white orchids.
La gaceta., 1943-05-03
TALLER CERRADO Y TALLER
ALBERTO
LA PROPAGANDA DE GOEBBELS
-BENES Y SU VISION DE LA
REALIDAD
-SUECIA Y LA NEUTRALIDAD

Los sehores legislatures de la Florida
aprobaron una enmienda constitutional a.
prohibe ell taller cerrado.
Sobre ell taller cerrado, que signltlca
re~conocimiento directo de su existencla, ba-
san su desenvOlyimiento y progreso las CO.
Iectividades obreras de los Estados Unidos.
Abrir los t%alleres, luego de haberlos
cerrado, equivale por complete a destrulr,
en- 10 que a los trabajadores respecta, ell
terreno que ganaran luchando.
La enmienda constitutional sera some
tida al pueblo del estado en- las elecclones
generates de 1914.
No sabemos como piensan en- otras sec
clones del Estado; pero desde ahora pode-
mos afirmar que en- ell condado de Hills
borough la enmienda sera derrotada.
Una de las cosas que mas necesita ell
trabajador, aqui y en- otras parties, es ha-
lIarse dirigido por hombres inteligentes y
~escrupulosOs.
Ell mOvimiento obrero enriquece a mu-
chos caballeros en- este pals y los jefes de
"bolsa repleta' no pueden interpreter en-
SUI exacto valor los sentimientos de los clu
dadanos que trabajan para vivir decente-
mente.
Y la fuerza moral del obrero es poca,
cast insignificante, cuando sabe o cree que
sus iefes 'mascan a dos carrillos" 0 tie
men las "manos sucias" en- 10 que a adml-
nistrar ell dinero collective Sc refiere.
La gaceta., 1943-05-03

Las radioemisoras alemanas e %itallanas,
las sometidas por entero a la tirania de
Berlin Y Roma, Sc agregaron al "coro" con
estaS p~alabras:
"Es inminente un communicate revelan-
do que Russia, en- los territories ocupados
por los rojos, ha dado muerte a $4,000 o
100000 polacso'.
Subieron la cantidad desde 10000 Off
ciales a $50, 900 individuos.
Tragaba ell gobierno polaco de Londres
y movia las cuerdas que condujeron a la
ruptura de relaciones diplomaticas.
Ahora bien, mucho %agradaria a todos
los pueblos libres que la "%zanja" alberta
por Goebbels, y a la cual b~ajaran ell gene
raj Sikorsky y sus ministries, sea rellenada y
que los gobiernos de MoscG y Varsovia
vuelvan a ~entenderse como aliados que son.
Tn cultisimo c~iudadano de Europa y
de todos los pueblos democraticoS, Ell pre-