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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-07-24
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Loretta ". Cowden
Associate Extension Agent

Loretta v. Cowden
Associate Extension Agent
Question: Can I use Certo I've
held over from last year? The Ia
bel says it deteriorates with age?
Answer: Better believe the la
bel. Mrs. Pyle of Kennewick says
she's tried it and it doesn't jell as
il should.
Question: Where can 1 get my
pressure cooker guage tested? I've
heard often they should be check
ed at least every year.
Ans: The Extension Office has
made arrangements with the
Moekler Plumbing & Heating Co.
of Kennewick and the ProSser
Plumbing g. Heating company to
check cooker guages for you. They
assure speedy service. Take them
only the guage.
Question:: Can I us my pressure
cooker to can apricots?
Ans: Certainly. The require
ments are five pounds of pressure
for 10 minutes on the quarts, and
S minutes on the pints.
Question: My corn turned brown
when I canned it this year and 1t
tastes burnt. Is something wrong
with my pressure cooker?
Ans: No, not necessarily. The
sugar in the corn carmelizes und-
er high pressure, sometimes caus-
ing brown color and burnt taste.
To overcome this be sure the corn
is covered well with liquid and
process at 10 lib. pressure, allow
ing IS minutes for cream style
corn in pints. SIS min. for whole
kernel corn in pints and IS min
utes for whole kernel corn in the
quarts. Our new extension time
table for Canning Vegetables. the
1947 Way" is available at the Elk
tension Office. It reduces the re-
quirements of time on many veg
etables.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-07-24
Grange Sponsors Social
For Building Fund

The KenneWick Valley Grange
will hold box-pie social at the
Grange hall on Friday evening,
with proceeds to be added to the
building fund. Glenn FELTON, will
be the auctioneer and the public
is invited to attend.
Present plans for improving the
Grange hall include the addition
of a basement room for the young
sters and the construction of a
dressing room for stage activities
The first and second degree
teams will practice Monday, July
%, with the degree work to be
presented at the Grange meeting
on August /. All neighborine
Oranges have been invited to send
their candidates.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-07-24

working on their judging and
demonstrations. <
Refreshments were served by
Norma Eliason and Renee Lin
ldahl.-Juanita Phillips, reporter.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-07-24

HOMEMAKERS
The Highland Home Makers 4.
H Club met July Is at their lead.
er's home, Mrs. Wood. They are
Evening star., 1947-10-25
B-22 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G.
ocIosER
Facts About Hollywood, U.S.A.
Is Full of Merry Statistics
By JOY Cormody

pquant little booklet called Facts About HOLLYWOOD o. s. A.
beginning with the under
lining the Facts" in the title implies that its intention to
unfaeng things
anticipating
when might
Evening star., 1947-10-25

Michael Kanin's wife, Faye, has
written play and Carson Kanin's
wife, Ruth Gordon, will star in 1t
on Broadway Ruth also has writ
ten play, and Carson will direct
it. Carson has written a play tc
be produced on Broadway next year.
Mixes wife's play is called Fare
we'll My Fancy" and Ruth's play
is THE Kitchen Canaries." Are you
confused?
Ronald Colman's latest movie, "a
Double Life" is being rushed for re-
lease this year to give Ronnie a
crack at the academy awards. He'll
be in competition with his pal, Will
liam Powell, for Life with Father"
It's nice that these two veteran
actors are finally getting the recogni-
ton they deserve
The Harpo Marx starrer for
Lester CoWan is now called THE
Diamond Alley" instead of "The
Sidewalk" I bump into Gummo
Marx at UNIVERSAL international and
ne tells me that the reason he gave
up his agency business was to pro-
Evening star., 1947-10-25
Hale Gets Role

Alan Hale, popular veteran screen
actor, has been, assigned a role in
Warner Bros forthcoming Techni-
color adventure drama, THE Adyen-
lures of Don Juan"
The assignment is Hale's 61st
film role in the past Is years and
his 18th role with Enrol Flynn, who
stars with Viveca Lindfors in THE
Adventures of Don Juan" s,
Hale will soon be seen in my Wild
Irish Rose" and "Whiplash."
Evening star., 1947-10-25

UN. o100-Free Parking on Paved Lot.
rod.y ONLY ooIs Two sh Biz Hts, ROBERT
YOUNG. IJ RANpoIpH scoTT in WEST
ERN UNION; Plus Second Big Hit.
PACK UP YOUR TROUBLES" Uncle
Dawes Kiddie Amateur Show on Our
dsy' tuesday. BETTY CRADLE.
mother WORE TIGHTS" in tech
Evening star., 1947-10-25

Hollywood Reporter comes up with
the story that it Is only 152 per cent
of the total
A naturally interesting category
in this probing of Hollywood's S
habits, its past and its future, is
where did all these movie workers
come from. Let the East take a
naughty view of them if it will, but
this is where they originated in an
absolutely preponderant ratio. Con-
servative New England is the back
ground of 1874 per cent, New York
and the Middle-Atlantic area for
1927 per cent (Which may mean we
have only ourselves to blame), and
the East North Central States for
l7.8 per cent.
That means that roughly three
fifths of the movie personnel came
from around here.
The Pacific States, the survey
shows, are really only a minor con-
tributor with 8.5 per cent.
X X *
With whatever degree of unre-
quilted love it represents, Henry
Luce's magazines are the favorite
reading of the movie colony. Life,
the picture one, comes first, which is
not illogical, but Time is not far be-
hind. The Saturday Evening Post
is next and then comes Newsweek,
Golfers, and Good Housekeeping.
The upstart New Yorker, which
does not like the movies-ever-is
nowhere on the list. Maybe Harold
Ross and his staff would like to
think that over. Certainly it is
provocative to the non-New York
layman who always thought there
were enough ex-New Yorker writer's
in Hollywood to make it the movie
colony's favorite magazine.
X X X X
Another item that may surprise
you about Hollywood is that it offers
a degree of job stability better than
you think. The largest single cate
CORY of continuous employment Is
that which encases a worker group
that has had from 10 to IA years in
the industry.
And more than 10 per cent of the
lndustry's workers have been
around for 80 years or more.
Evening star., 1947-10-25
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
National-"Rose Marie; 2:30 and
$50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador-"Wild Harvest; l.
sos, 5:15, 7:25 and $40 pm.
Capitol-"This Time for Keeps;
10 am, 12:45, $3.50, 6:15, 9 and II 40
pm. Stage shows: II, 2:45, $50
BIS and II pm. "
Columbia Desire Me-; 11:4O
am, lao, $40, $40, TAO and 9:4O
pm.
Hippodrome-"Red Head; 3:35,
6:35 and s:35 pm.
Keith's-"Crossf1re"; 11:15 am,
1855, 2:55, ABS, 6:35, S:15, 1918 pm
and 1915 am.
Little-"Children of Paradise;
II am, 1:40, 4:20, and 9:25 pm.
Metropolitan-"The Spirit of West
Point; 1880 am, 1870, 3:35, $40
7:40 and Gas pm.
Palace-"Forever Amber; 1885
am, 1870, 4:O5, GAO, 9:15 and HAS
pm.
Pix-"Northwest Outpost; 1, 4,
Z, 10 pm and am.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts.
Continuous from 10:15 am.
Warner-"Wild Harvest; 11:25
am, 1:25, 3:25, 5:25, 7:30, $40 and
11:55 pm.
Evening star., 1947-10-25
Hollywood:
Deanna Delays
Dentist Call
For Picture
By SheiIoh Grohum

Deanna Durbin suffered quietly on
the up in Central Park" set. She
has two impacted wisdom teeth, and
she's hoping to finish the movie
before they have to be yanked.
Poor Gene Kelly! Accustomed to
practicing his dance routines for
several hours day, even when not
making a movie, he is going crazy
cue to the inactivity caused by hav-
ing his leg in a cast.t And for the
first time since I can remember,
Gene-cast and all-has been seen
in some of the night spots. He can't
dance, of course, but by staying up
late he burns up some of his energy.
Fred Astaire, by the way, will do
the exact dance routines planned by
Gene for Easter Parade" There
was no time for Fred to invent his
own, so Gene made him a present
of the numbers.
Olga San Juan is shedding lit
tie more poundage for her strip
tease role in Are You With It?"
Martha Stewart is the sweet girl.
Adolphe Menjou creates history
His autobiography, "It Took Nine
Tailors," is one of the few books
about Hollywood to be nice to the
film capital. Adolphe is kind even
to Charles Chaplin, to whom he de-
voted whole chapter. ! why
shouldn't I be nice to Hollywood"
Menjou wants to know. Hollywood
has been good to me-" He's right.
The boy has made fortune in the
years he has toiled as a star.
When Hedy Lamar realized that
she would have to lose her beauty
in Kiss the Blood Off My Hands,"
she told me to tell Burt Lancaster
that she is not interested in playing
his leading lady. That's all I need"
Says Hedy, ito lose my looks!"
Burt Lancaster, by the way, tells
me that he will make little more
than 100000 this year-"but I am
in debt" A little probing-on the
set Of "All My Sons"-reveals the
fact that Burt put most of his earn
ings into his new independent set
up, Norma Productions. That's why
he owes money.
See what you make of this:
Evening star., 1947-10-25
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ERS in "SPRNGTIME IN THE SisE,
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marrow. Monday, WILLIAM POWELL.
MYRNA 10y in SONG OF THE THIN
Evening star., 1947-10-25

duce 'The Diamond Alley" with his
three brothers.
X X y
George Jessel is planning to pro-
duce pictures on his own, during
the six months he gets away every
year from his contract at Goth Gen.
tury-Fox. His first movie will star
Yehudi Menuhin, famous violinist,
and Barry Fitzgerald.
Robert Aida can't make up his
mind about accepting a heavy role
in Ingrid Bergmans Joan" I
think he. will accept, even though
it means shaving off the hair on
his head-if he finishes April
Showers" in time.
Charles Coburn trips over a long
Evening star., 1947-10-25
Rugged Work

Martha Scott received 81 slaps on
the face from John Mills during
the rehearsals and filming of one
OF the scenes of $50 Well Remem-
bered," the RKO-J. Arthur Rank
production in which they are CO.
starred and which is scheduled for
an early American premiere.
Result: A cheek so swollen the
next day that Director Edward
Dmytryk was forced to rearrange
his filming schedule so that Miss
Scott would not have to face the
camera.
Evening star., 1947-10-25
HlSER ETHESDA

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aMOTHER WORE TIGHTS"
Technicolor. At 1:f5, sis, $50, 7:3o,
$40. Cartoon fReserve Your Seats Now
for ''HENRY "" Oct. so-51. o0c. S1.20.
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Evening star., 1947-10-25

cable on the set of "B. F.'s Daugh-
ter" remark, I'm Just in time to
get a story" Look" says Charles,
I'll break my leg for laugh, but
not for a story!"
Freddie March, Ann Blyth. Flor
ence Eldridge and Edmund OBrien
get new addition to the cast OF
Another Part of the Forest"
Drake, now leading lady with Henry
Morgan in so This Is New York"
Released by North American Newspaper
Alliance
Evening star., 1947-10-25

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YOUNG, RANDOLPH SCOTT in West
ERN UNION; Plus Second Big Hit.
PACK UP YOUR TROUBLES" Uncle
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Evening star., 1947-10-25
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Evening star., 1947-10-25

Whatever its purpose, Facts
About Hollywood, U. S. A." is full
of dramatic tid-bits, which naturally
was the intention of the Hollywood
Reporter in conducting its survey
Factual survey, one probably should
say.
It is the second statistical category
on the first page of the booklet that
brings the reader To his first abrupt
stop. 1t reads:
Question: What is your sex?
Women ----------- lis
Speaking percentagewise, the
movie industry which is the ex-
elusive domain of the survey, is
clearly a mans world. But it OBJ
viously also presents a considerable
degree of selectivity to women, who
might very well prefer world of
to 8.
X X X X
An inevitably interesting category
when surveyors get busy anywhere,
but most especially in Hollywood, is
that which comes under the heading,
What is your favorite hobby or
recreation?" Fan magazines have
built tremendous circulations by ask
ing this question of the right hobby
lists, but they have never given It
the collective treatment it deserves.
The Hollywood Reporter steps into
1t like a wilful child headed for a
mud puddle.
The favorite hobby of movie people
intimates they are as normal as you
are, with reading topping the list
by a wide margin. Next comes
photography, which Is plausible
enough, which in turn is followed
by two other conventional pastimes,
music and gardening.
1t is not until one gets to the
classification movies" that the sur
, vey reader is startled by the habits
of industry workers. There he is
brought up sharply by the fact that
they apparently do not like the
movies. Only 49, per cent Of those
interviewed admitted the movies
were among their favorite hobbies.
And, despite all the tales movie &C
tors tell you of loving the theater,
1t fares even worse in that only 1.o
tper cent of Hollywood's professional
population says it attends regularly.
X X y X
The favorite sports of Hollywood
are. just what you would expect with
swimming topping the list by a con-
siderable margin, with golf and ten
mis- as runners-up. In your reading
of the life stories of stars, you may
have picked up the impression that
every last one of them is a hunter
~. Gcharraon hut ontI a llU the
Evening star., 1947-10-25
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WESTERNER," at $50: 4:25. 7, 9:35;
Plus Cartoon Show with Popeye, Don,
aid Duck. Bugs Bunny, Pluto, Tom and
Jerry. Tomorrow Through Tuesday.
BETTY CRADLE In MOTHER WORE
TIGHTS tTech).
Smyrna times., 1947-03-06

season will be studied in the Nurs.
cry, Primary, Juniors, Junior High
Senior High, Young Adults and
Senior Departments this Sunday
Morning worship service IL AM.
Mrs. Marion Coverdale will give
ten minutes of organ music on the
new organ beginning at 1850 AM.
Senior Choir will sing Listen to
the Lambs" (Deet). The Junior
Choir directed by Mrs. Harry Spru-
ance will sing THE Children's
Prayer" by Humperdinck. Mrs.
Spruance will be assisted by Miss
Frances Pierce and Miss Alice
Jane Matthews. Sermon subject
"Is 1t Nothing To You That Pass
By" Junior High Methodist Youth
Fellowship at $50 PM. Wesley
Fellowship will present Church
For Sale" Sunday evening at 7.30
at Asbury. If every church in
Smyrna were closed and offered
for sale what would be the effect
of such an action on the commun-
ity? This startling question is an
swered for you in this unusual play
Church For Sale" which will be
presented Sunday, March 9th at
Asbury Church by the Youth Eel
lowship of Wesley Church, Dover.
This play presented before a filled
church last week in Doover, is con-
sidered one of the most vital re-
ligious plays ever written. You
will be shocked, perhaps angered
at some of the things said, but you
will thrill to the dramatic ending
of promise for the faithful. The
Asbury Youth Choir will sing spec
ial music appropriate for the SER
vice during the pageant. The COM
munity is invited to attend this
service which will present sig
nifcant message for the Lenten
season. Lenten Wednesday even
ing service, 7.30. Special vocal
music will be sung during the SER
vice. Guest preacher, Rev. d. T.
Pritchard. Monday evening, March
10 at 7.30, Board of Education
meeting for Church School. We'd
nesday,3.45 PM, Fishermen's Club;
Thursday, 7.30 PM, Brownies;
Thursday, 7.3O Pm, Senior Choir;
Friday, $50 Pm, Junior Choir; Sat
urday, 730 PM, Senior Choir; Ded-
ication of the organ Sunday, March
18th, IL AM.
Smyrna times., 1947-03-06

The affirmative side was upheld
by Alfred Buck, Carol Craig and
Sally Bodley; the negative by Mar
jorie Lamb, Edward Melvin, Laura
Darrell and Charlotte Mitchell.
Judges were Bette White, Joe
Rowan and Smithers Snow. The
decision was awarded the affirma-
tive side.
The Introductory material, pre-
pared by all the debaters, follows:
Resolved, That the United States
should adopt compulsory military
training.
Introduction:
I. Origin and Importance of the
question.
The first session of the 10th Con-
gress had before it a bill to pro-
vide military or naval training for
all male citizens who attain the
age of eighteen years. Since that
time other bills have ben introduc-
ed, both pro and con, and the ma
tional interest has increased.
III. History of the question:
Since the Japanese attack on
Pearl Harbor on December Z, 1941,
the nation has been debating the
advisability of adopting plan for
maintaining a permanent military
organization in an attempt to pro-
Smyrna times., 1947-03-06
Your School Reporter
NEWS OF THE
JOHN BASSETT MOORE SCHOOL
JOHN BASSETT MOORE sCHo

The World History class had the
privilege of hearing Mr.. Richard
Long, member of the School
Board, talk on Canada. Mr.. Long
contrasted the Canadian govern
ment with the American govern
ment, in tnat Canada has no writ
ten constitution like ours but gets
its rights through the North Amer
lean Act passed by the English
Parliament. He spoke of the Can
adian Parliament and the nine pro-
vincial governments. In explaining
four of the provincial governments,
he showed clearly the effects of the
English and French colonial policy.
He also spoke of the potential re-
sources, coal in particular, of Can
ada and of the strategic position
she holds in the event of another
world war. The rest of the period
Mr.. Long answered questions asked
by the pupils.
Doris Nowland
Junior Debate
Under the Craftsmanship of Alice
Jane Matthews the second section
of the Junior English class on
Monday, March 3, debated the sub
ject: The United States Should
Adopt Compulsory Military Train
ing.
Smyrna times., 1947-03-06
EPISCOPAL CHURCH NEWS

Services Announced For st. Peters
Church During Coming Week
st. Peters P. E. Church, Smyr-
ma, Rev. Paul Hebberger, rector,
announces the following services
for Sunday, March 9: 8 AM, Holy
Communion; $50 AM, Church
School; IL AM, morning prayer
and sermon. Friday night, 7.45
PM, choir practice.
Lenten Service
The Thursday night Lenten SER
vice, at 8 PM, will have as guest
preacher, the Rev. Claude Strong,
Vicar, st. Paul's Chapel, Camden,
Delaware. You are urged to at
tend this service and invite your
friends to attend this service with
you. Through worship in these
Lenten services you will find
guide to your personal spiritual
growth.
To Hold Bake
The women of st. Peters Church
will hold bake sale on Saturday,
March 8, at 10 o'clock to l o'clock
in the Cupid Ice Cream Store on
Main Street. This is an effort on
the part of the members of st.
Peters Church to meet a greatly
increased budget. Your support of
this sale is requested.
Woman's Auxiliary
The regular meeting of the Wo-
mans Auxiliary scheduled for
next Monday will be postponed un-
til Monday, March II. This post
ponement is to give you an oppor-
tunity to hear Mrs. James Sutton,
wife of an American engaged in
missionary education work in the
Trans-jordan area. She has volun-
teered to tell of some of the work
of the Anglican Bishop in Jeru-
salem. The meeting at which Mrs.
Sutton will speak will be on March
10 at 2:3O PM, in the Rectory of
Christ Church, Dover. 1t is hoped
that we will be able to get at least
two cars going from Smyrna.
This meeting will be well worth
your time and effort in getting
there.
Trinity Church
Trinity P. E. Church, Clayton,
announces the service of evening
PRAYER and sermon for Sunday
night, March 9, at 7.30 PM. In
vite someone who has no church
home to attend with you.
Trinity Guild
The regular meeting of the Trim
ity Guild will be held at the home
of Mrs. Annabelle Sastiglione, at
2:30 PM, on Tuesday, March IL.
Smyrna times., 1947-03-06
vide for national security.
III. Definition of terms:

vide for national security.
III. Definition of terms:
Compulsory military training is
conscription of male citizens upon
graduation from high school for
one year of special instruction in
military tactics.
". Admitted matter:
A. 1t is admitted that, since it
is the youth of America which will
undergo this training, it is their
right to decide the question them
selves.
B. 1t is admitted that, as all
young men do not complete high
school at the same age, the con-
scripted men will not be of the
same age group.
v. Main issues:
A. Will compulsory military
training provide civilian discipline
B. Will compulsory military
training provide national security?
C. Will compulsory military
training provide a substantial sys-
tenn of education and health I'M
provement for American youth?
Charlotte Mitchell
The girls basketball teams were
defeated in the first games OF the
season by Dover. The score for
the ]. v. game was 2O-25; the Var
sity was 28-42. Those participant
ing were.
j. ". Game: Jean Brown, Violet
Davis, Dolores Horsey, Mary Sue
Ross, Marietta Horsey, Grace
Shorts, Betty Lovegrove.
Varsity: Marie FAIRIES, Elzada
Conley, Corinne Conner, Sally Bod
ley, Virginia Donovan, Marie
Churchman, "Babe" Davidson.
Jean Brown
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH

Report of Church Services For
Next Sunday
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
Wilmington, at Park Place and
Van Buren Street: morning service
IL a. M, Sunday School, IL a. m.
Christian Science Society, Milford,
meets at Grange Hall: Morning
service IL a. M; Sunday School IL
q. M, also meets first Wednesday
evening of each month at p. m.
Subject for Sunday, March 9, is:
Man" Golden Text: Romans g.:
IA. AS many as are lead by the
Spirit of God, they are the sons of
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by Mary Baker Eddy is: Up. 231
and 467). Man, governed by his
Maker, having no other Mind
planted on the Egangelist's state
ment that "all things were made
by Him 1.-THE Word of God); and
without Him was not anything
made that was made, can tri-
umph over sin, sickness, and death.