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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29
Japan's
Secret Weapon
By ROBERT BELLAIRE
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ment with Golfers Weekly

twNU Feature-Through special arrange
ment with Golfers Weekly
All the japanese people have
been taught that morale, the will
ingness to sacrifice, will win the
war. They believed it before Pearl
Harbor, and what has happened
since has convinced them. This con-
viction, a national faith in morale
as distinguished from blind conf
dence, is their Secret weapon"
and every Jap, from the youngest
school child to the Oldest peasant,
is armed with it.
He is undergoing, with scarcely
any complaint, discomforts and pri-
vations which would bring yelps of
anguish and indignation from al
most any other country in the
world. Take a brief look at the
Japanese standard of living, which
has declined to mere subsistence
level, and compare it with our own
pampered existence.
japanese civilians are eating one
third as much as they did ten years
ago. All food is rationed at that
level. Sometimes housewives must
wait six and eight hours in line to
get their meager rations. This is
not so much a matter of food short
ages in Japan. Essentially, it is a
matter of conserving by sc per cent
the manpower and transportation
facilities which would be required
to bring food to civilians.
How Clothes Are Made
The manufacture of civilian
clothing from wool, cotton, linen
and even silk is forbidden by law.
All clothing must be made Of sufu
artificial material derived chem
ically from wood pulp. This cloth
ing is rationed to the point where
the average Japanese barely man.
ages to keep clothed. 1t is not at
tractive. 1t is not even durable.
The official Domei news agency
reported recently that the grass
hoppers were eating shirts of this
material right off the backs of the
farmers in the fields. But this
clothing has permitted Japan to
divert 80 per cent of her vast tex
tile industry to the production of
war materials.
Japanese Transportation
The use of private automobiles
for any and all purposes has been
abolished. Buses and streetcars
have been reduced to the point
where only half the city workers
and students can ride to the fac
tories and schools. The others walk,
often eight to ten miles a day. A
government permit is required to
buy a railroad ticket, and the
journey must be necessary.
The Japanese worker never had
a 40-hour week. He had a 75-hour
week, but now it is 98-hour week, |
with one Sunday off each month.
All workers are registered. They |
accept assignments for training
and duty exactly as if they were
in the regular army.
Jap Heat Rationing
This winter, the Japanese civilian
will be rationed only enough char
coal to heat his home for % hours.
He is advised to use this fuel two
hours daily during the two coldest
weeks of the winter.
Office buildings and government
structures have had no heat for
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29

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these mornings
when you arise
to meet the day
and all its tasks,
a hot, well-bal-
anced breakfast
is b ou n d to
bring you to the
alert in double
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29
Coddled Eggs

Coddled or soft cooked eggs are
made by bringing sauce pan of
water to a good boil. Then turn out
the heat, transfer into it the eggs
with a spoon. Cover and let stand 5
to 10 minutes depending upon the
consistency of egg you desire. This
is a good way to fix eggs-you can
place them in the water while
you're getting the rest of the break
fast.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29
Winter Breakfasts

Though the wind may howl moan
fully and the icicles crackle coldly
at your window
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29
Omelet Variations

If you have leftover ham, sprin-
kle a few tablespoons of minced
how, o,,or o,,,a
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29
Change Your Breakfasts

Fried mush is wonderful break
fast food; serve it with syrup, but
ter and honey, and even fried apple
rings-for late Sunday morning
feast.
Toasted English mullins teamed
with poached eggs-and a piece of
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29

quick time. Fruit or fruit juice
will wake you first, then eggs, hot
cereal, rolls or flapjacks will do the
rest toward getting you on your
way.
Citrus fruit crops are especially
good this winter and will be at your
breakfast service with all their rich
vitamins, minerals and health-giv-
ing qualities. Their @parkle and
freshness will give you t. new start
these busy mornings.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29
Vitamin Cereals

It's wonderful idea to follow up
the fruit course with one of those
quickly prepared hot cereals which
are so rich in vitamin B1-that
important vitamin you need daily
for preventing nervousness, fatigue
and restlessness.
There are several ways of doing
up the hot cereals. The quick-cook-
ing wheat and oat cereals may be
readily prepared along with the rest
Of breakfast-in just few minutes
time. If you have deep-well cook
er on an electric range you can
place the cereal in glass jars along
with dried fruits you are able to
obtain, turn on the unit overnight,
and have fruit and cereal ready-to-
eat.
Don't hesitate at cooking the
quick-cooking cereals longer-they
are improved in flavor and more
palatable if you give them few
extra minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
A GREAT ORCHESTRA

Kavelin's orchestra is top spot.
Not only his sweet and swing
numbers, but his rhumbas as well,
will get you going in the general
direction of the dance floor. It's
one of the best bands we've heard
at the Book.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
Actress Gets Lost
Studying Script

PRESTON STURGES has re-
ceived the greatest compliment OF
his career on one of his scripts
from his feminine star, Betty Hut
ton, and her hairdresser, Doris
Harris.
Betty was not required TO be on
location at the ranch for scenes IN
The Miracle of Morgan's Creek,
until 10 a. m. and so was given
permission 10 drive out in her own
car after Doris had completed her
couture at the studio.
1t was IL a. m, however, when
Betty wheeled onto the set. apollo
getic about being an hour late, but
learning that she fortunately was
still ahead of the time for her
scene.
"On the way out, / was re-
hearsing my lines right from the
beginning of the script" Betty
explained. "Doris was holding
the script and reading lines or
others to cue me--and we got
so interested that we passed the
turmoil TO the ranch and never
noticed II until we were almost
20 m lies In the direction OF
Santa Barbara"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
Book Has .
NeU Revue
This Week

THE BOOK has turned back a
leaf and the Casino is reverting 10
the type of musical revue which
proved so popular with the open
ing Copacabana show.
To the music of AL Kavelin' S
effective new band there IS a
group of gorgeous girls, who dance
in several stunningly coStumed
numbers, two singers and clever
dance team.
The show suffers from lack of
humor, however, because it de-
cidedly needs a comedy act. II
the Book could combine this type
of show with an amusing novelty
the whole affair would be a much
more entertaining affair.
SINGING NJ. c.
As il is, Dan Harden sings and
masters all of the ceremonies IN
"a most persuasive way, Chicquita
a dark-haired beauty of samba eX'
traction, dances and sings in
IdiStracting fashion; Blair anc
Dean turn on the terpSichorear
routines and serape singer
named Terri Franconi gives out
with his all, which includes a largo
|Sombrero.
It's an amusing show when YOU
consider several of the individual
exhibitions. Chicquita does star
Ting toreador cape number, The
young man OF the dance team &C
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
Expensive Tunes

COLUMBIA STUDIO purchased
$4,000 worth of insurance on
Jean Arthur's personal possessions
used in THE More the Merrier."
in which she co-stars with Joel
McCrea.
The trinkets. including Swiss
and CZecho- Slovakian music boxes
of types no longer obtainable,
appear in the bedroom and sitting
room sets of George Stevens pro-
duction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10

compliShes the most amazing turns
and lifts for anyone his size, and
Harden sings in a most engaging
manner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
SHE'S IN LOVE

I WON'T BE surprised, and !
don't think those who know and
love Dorothy Lamour. will either,
if she marries 1t. William Ross
Howard.
Dorothy has been 10 the hos
pital, so miles from Hollywood, to
see him every free moment that
she can get away from her studio
Job. and she admitted when / put
her under croSs-examination that
he is the one. The young lieuten-
ant had relapse from pneumonia
and has been very, very sick, so
that Dorothy feels until he is
better il is no time TO talk over
their plans, but you may take II
from me that this isn't just one of
those casual friendships.
Dorothy is deeply fond OF the
lieutenant and he of her and his
mother, who has been with him,
sees in Dorothy what all OF us
who know her see "a very
swell gal.
IT'S NOT TRUE
HAVE never heard such
Indignation rs there was I'm
Barbara Hutton Grants voice
when she telephoned 10 say II
was a deliberate and malicious
faisehood that she and Cary
Grant were separating. "Why
In an announcer permitted 10
say such things on the air:"
she asked. "They had Cary and
me married for months before
we were we'd and now a radio
chatterer says we are not
happy" Then Cary got on the
telephone and was even more
indignant. when you are
happy" he said, "why are such
untruths permitted? Please
cay there Is no truth I'm the
story that Barbara and I have
ever had any trouble, nor Is
there any truth that she is
backing a beauty parlor.
NEW BOOK
WHILE COL. DARYL IA
MUCK was in Africa on an expe-
dition with General Eisenhower
and Gen. Mark Clark he kept a
diary Of his thrilling experiences,
- During the few weeks he spent
at his Santa Monica home he put
his notes into a book called
'"Tunis Expedition, which Bennett
Cert is bringing out for Random
House within the next 30 days.
II is a fascinating book ant
authentic and of course has the
approval of the government. The
colonel is turning over the entire
proceeds to the army relief. III
is still in Washington and Mrs
Zanuck leaves today to join hin
there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
No Time

AFTER SPENDING a week on
location at the United States de-
stroyer base at San Diego, making
scenes for destroyer" Marguerite
Chapman has better understand
ing of the policy of direct action
of the navy.
1.-THE boys used TO open their
line by asking girls name.
Now they come To the point and
Just say, Where do you liver"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
Non-PIayer Plays

OUT OF five girls-Linda OAR
nell, Doris Dudley, Glenda Farrell,
Leslie Brooks and Margaret Hamil-
ton-who lived in a boarding house
in City Without Men only Miss
Hamilton wasn't a capable must
clan. But her role called for her
to sit at the piano and, slipping
beer, play old songs constantly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
.LOueIla
Parsons
mAoMwool

HOLLYWOOD. Feb l0-Csp-
tain Lawson, who was a member
OF General Doolittle'S bombing
party in Toxic. has written his
account Of the raid for current
magazine. Those who have had a
peep Al the document say II IS an
amazing story and one that IS 50
filled with drama. patriotism ana
excitement that II Is bound 10
make a great motion picture.
Well, after many offers for the
film rights. M-G-M carried of the
prize.
I understand that Sam Zimbal-
Est Will produce the movie, but be-
cause il is so essentially a gov
eminent matter before the script
is released 10 Metro il viii have
10 be okayed by The Elmer Davis
office. There IS very little inior-
nation forthcoming about Captain
LawSon'S magazine story IN eight
instruments other than its great
interest for every American.
A NEW JOB
KATHARINE HEP BURNS
favOrite director. George Stew
ems, resigned last night a. presi-
dent Of the Motion Picture Di-
rectOrS' Guild. Mark Sandrich
was elected 10 take his place.
Only Uncle Sam could bring
about his resignation. for George
has been very proud of heading
this guild. He has been commits
stoned by the army and accepts
an unique appointment. He
will handle the combat photo
graphic unit outside Of the con-
tinental confines of the u. =. A.
Since Uncle Sam waits for no
man, George had also to resign
from directing THE American
Way" which he had set his
heart on bringing to the screen.
He leaves in a couple of weeks
for his new post.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
Shelton
Comedy
Here Friday
By CHARLES GENTRY

SKILLFUL SKELTON has
Unanswered his way 10 an en-
viable position as a screen come
dian because he hasn't got a star
complex.
Red. as he is known TO his in
Inmates and about ten million
fans. has realized how dangerous
il can be for a funny man 10 try
to be the whole show and that
Stardust can be heavier than c.
mcnt If YOU have TO carry the
whole load yourself.
In "Whistling in Dixie" which
opens at the Michigan Friday you
will find him in the lead, Of
course. but you won't catch him
hogging all the celluloid as so
many comedians do 10 point
where you begin to wish they'd
ration screen space.
While star gazing is probably
our most universal hobby, it's the
featured players who succeed and
survive. A star not only gets all
the glamour billing, but he also
must bear the responsibility IL you
and / don't come 10 see what the
heck he's appearing IN.
FAMILIAR NOTE
How many times have YOU said,
We'll. l certainly didn't think
much OF Gloria Hits latest pic
ture. but did you notice that guy
that came in and fell on his face
in he saloon. lie practically stole
the picture.
That's the guy who Is going TO
have a longer cinematic career
than Lewis Stone, if he doesn't
insist on being the top marquee
man of the year. He'll go on long
after Deanna Drooppuss has re-
tired 10 the Home for Antiques.
We think Red is smart enough
TO see that his great value on the
screen lies in being a secondary
player and providing laughs at the
moment when they are most badly
needed.
Even Bob Hope is funnier when
he has Bing Crosby and Dorothy
Lamour to play with. and who
wants to get funny when he has
Lamour TO play with?
Seriously. SHELTON should not let
the studio push him 10 such a top
that he topples off before he has
a chance to say, Mary, I'm in
pictures.
With Shelton in his latest ex-
hibit is Ann Rutherford, the little
lovely, who graduated out of the
Andy Hardy school of experience
the hard way.
DESERTED BRIDE
This time Ann is the bride OF
Shelton, who finds his honeymoon
by murder mystery.
In way this is sequel TO
"Whistling in the Dark" the COM
edy mystery in which Mr.. S. made
his bow. Remember him as the
radio detective who couldn't stand
the sight of blood? A Sherlock
Holmes on the air. he proved 10
be a quivering coward when eX-
posed TO a real crime.
Now Red continues his adven-
lures in the underworld. although
he is really forced into it and the
should prove to be very
On the same bill will be Jour
ney for Margaret" the touching
tale of a refugee orphan who finds
the promise of new life across
the Atlantic. The blitZ baby, In
this case, is played by a new
find" Margaret OBrien. Robert
Young and LARAMIE Day have the
leading adult roles.
Evening star., 1943-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

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mpre ss French Walnut mah sso
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vases. wedEewood tea set. other rare i china
Smiths Storage Co. 1919 You st. NV. ON"
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ANTIQUE 2-piece living room suite, VIC
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ANTIQUE magazine rack, also love seat
cushions and back. upholstered in brocade,
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excellent condition. North 8014.
mahogany chest of drawers and separate
hanging mirror. nest of tables end tables,
ton st. NV. Ant. 40h.
ANTIQUES-Amazingly beautiful jevelry
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ANTIQUES new items in china
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ANTIQUES English plates, green sand
things; cheap. co. 7744. TX. 407 West.
Evening star., 1943-12-12
REPAIRs AND sFRvIcF tcer,. !.

fLAsTER. brick, cement and na!stons
TE. n 1855 sns 81. oi25, no '00 700 small
Ear sKa Ssp.I sssrs@ 1H s:sss s.ssn
service calls taken after i pm. We also
I nuy gsS USED sweepers, sewing machines.
sISoE s1S sHNDSs Ss, and Sszns
Tims payments Ho. o4Ss. w. incense
Worf GSk Sns seryts storm
Time 1 payments 10. o4ss. " "'eA'e'
PAPERING, painting. plastering, scraping.
garppenteTlns; free re est no shortage OF help
Ill sIs sEFsTeEaAroRs FL or repairs to
al nd makes @ also washers sa and electric ranges
PAINTING. exterior and interior: white
baths Sr and
quality Workmanship at reasonable prices;
estimates; RA,, 696s or RA: 557s.
of Us tRe bsttsT kind Work done
PAPER HANGiNG, first:class work, white
PHPER aANS GRSats TITS services wss TR 71a5
up per room: 1913 washable, sunfsst pa
SEWING Machines repaired. any make. make
IN and @ save so s OF Tv have our bonded
mechanlc come to your home. Sewing
Machlne Dept, Main Floor, Goldenberg's, s.,
m sPf < hh fasS Ess s. snG oS prompt
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PAINTING Of the better Kind. Work done
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post. the wheels OF your baby carriages
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parcel post: Natl Sport Shop. 2461 18th
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RADIO and INSTRUMENTATION system
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ELECTRIC SERVICE-BellS radios. elec-
trio appliance repair. Installation Philco
ntercommunication systems. Ex. 30O7
CARPENTER. small Jobs; window glass
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CALL TAYLOR DIG to have plumber
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repair smoke pipes
ELECTRIC REPAIR SERVICE.
Appliance repairs, house wiring, motors
nxtureS. 2621 14th st. NV Adams 30oh
Evening star., 1943-12-12

LAMONT ST. Mr.. 18th, NV.
ID rooms, 4 baths, 3 apis. with elec: re,
friserators, oil heat Income quoted. S540
mo; mo- Lease; Kent, SISo mo-; 5000 cash
ovERLooKING Rock CREEK PIX.
II rooms, : baths. Income quoted, 1859
APIS. AND ROOMS, EUCLID ST. NV. =.
l3 rooms t3 apis, 3 sleeping rmsD. 8
mo- en- spt eee on
gal h.-w.h. Close to trans. and shopping
s ST. Mr.. NO. CAPITOL ST.
rms. and bath, completely furnished,
With income quoted of S190 mo-; coal heat.
Rent only S4s.25 mo. Priced right, with
$500 down paymens; sps sr NE
rms. g spts5. s, liz baths. Income
quoted. S135 mo-, exclusive Of owners / St
d. apt. Owner going into Navy. Priced for
quick sale. $3.50, with small down payment
UPPER 18th ST; NV.
houses of rms. 2 baths each: one
At present operating as boarding. the other
4 a"i'' 'f,SGS DUPoST MA Circle Rsisfi NV.
9, Al M outstanding buy for $4,000. with
once. No information over phone on
GOOD s;w. LOCATION
mo, Rent only $50 mo. Price, 81 900, With with
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV,
Income exceeds $40 mo, Rent. Rent 500 oa1ne. mo.
sacrineins at $500, with $1,000 down
NEAR AMBASSADOR HOTEL.
- rooms. baths. House nicely fur
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$500 rental. Wonderful investment No
lnIormatlon gwen over telephone,
1nuM hHoDTN1k1A
Evening star., 1943-12-12

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done Immediately. Work guaranteed.
White mechanics. Free estimates. CH.
S4oS, Mt. Housh, 1<s
Evening star., 1943-12-12

cHRIsTMAs TREES, pines, all sizes. TO,
saie on ,sa stump; Will consider delivery. Cal
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own II you wish; drive out. Georgia ave.
tsTm tsrm ie11 kH,I at MHroesk miles to Baiiey'
CHRISTMAS TREEsCchoice Virginia pine,
and cedars, wholesale. and retail: delivery
arransed all sizes, prices reasonable. Cal
eHRisTMXs TREES, wholesale and retail
sfsisS oa msts sE 1i 1afl sell cheap r. sA
t;d5 oIA,kNET; "A M cgnndy ssn Rsttonsy: wood, prae;
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CLARINET. Buescher, B-aat, Boehm sys.
tenn, metal, silver plated, gold bell; orig
Conn, E-fat baritone, silver plated, gold
Nun s1so ssss af Sns s444 good
$5s.5o; Ls,, Gar., school, sffs band ae model osH
CL0THING-3 coats, fur trimmed: l ful
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saSsf cSxE s Cook AAs s1oEgs ~ sr coal IA kerosne a
ers,, radiant fire gas heaters. gas ranges
used stoves; heaters not rationed; trunks
ieeboxes;, Acme Furn.,. 10151a 7th st. NV
Ma. 1852. Open evenings.
COAT, misses, handsome dark brown, light
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COAT, girls. green; hat to match: tailor
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COAT, English tan leather. long, 3S-4o
either sex can use, cost $3.50, sell $50
COATS, two womens. coats with large fu,
collars. size is. good as new. price. SIS
and $25: Call at 1885 Kalorama I'd, Apt
COATS, boys, reversibles. 1917: 1 leather,
wool plaid lined. fur collar, 1913; good as
COATS, misses, top and rain: polo shortie
dresses, skirts; sizes IA, 16: ST to So. 294I
Tilden st. NV.
COAT, Junior miss, dark green sport, ali
wool. excellent condition: very reasonable
COAT. brown wool. fox collar, size IL:
ToTa sT1a few times price. $50. Call Taylor
man-tailored, brown Ches-
terheld coat, velvet collar. size IL, perfect
condition: S25. EN-. 1851.