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Show BEAVER PRESS IIP life VtoumwSNW Kliht Club: 'a. of celebs surrounded clatter Th off-ke- y by of of conversation td !i . Browsing L! m table, colyumists paragraphs. Casting gore swine, ha ha Dowa-lulle- d with age cruising in just been !3hipi that have at Rnres anchored C for the check to be If you get tired running up and down stairs, think of the poor staix carpet having the whole family running up and down over it. Buy stair carpet a foot or so longer than necessary, so it can be shifted when it begins to show signs Always keep on hand a package of wear. of fancy paper plates. Then when To avoid needle marks when taking cookies or cake to a neighbor or friend, put the gift on one shortening a raincoat, use adheof these, with or without a paper sive tape as a hem binder instead To lengthen it later, doily. The food looks attractive, of sewing. and the plate doesn't need to be just remove the adhesive tape. returned. To remove a tight glass stopper, wrap around the neck of the bottle a cloth that has been wrung out of hot water, or soak it in vinegar for a while. Work it gently and it will soon loosen. Washington, D. C. ARMY PROMOTIONS The army is pulling all sorts ol ckstage in the senate to Wrir" BLOCKED the log-jaagainst perma-nen- t wartime promotions-especia- l-ly those of General Somervell and General Patton. The senate military affairs some time ago proposed a Policy against rushing through permanent promotions in wartime, waitog that temporary , . were sufficient and that promotions Hyn alone permanent sitting flops promotions could come after the war their thoughts. . . Pretty when the senate and the public could 3 . tir,ht trnums that survey all of an officer's record. ,rve in italics. . . Drunks Some senators still remember the Ed to bar making private manner in which General Pershing was jumped from the rank of cap-tai- n yes pubucto brigadier general after he secluded corners, lovers V married the daughter of Sen. Franat the tip of their cis E. Warren, then chairman of the Bieeies draped across military affairs committee; and they Cac'ting as if they were thrones recall also the resentment this 'Movie stars niun-uicaused in the army. !, parade of one walking over tral However, the policy of blocking . . visible carpet of stares. permanent wartime promotions is y Wtea-punnset being ;er! of the opposed by the army's effiwiin snuDauea cient lobby on rei",:ceach . other Capitol Ciearet gals who are cently, a new move was Hill; and to put made of the famed through 9 than many promotions for Generals around them. . . Trouble-t- o Patton and Somervell. of bonfire a create Their names had been before a Uj by rubbing two ugly whissubcommittee which was adamant sigether. . . The monologue oi against promotion. Patton is now y ja Hollywood producer punc-bonly colonel though holding the '."'V- the expressive eyebrows rank of lieutenant general. I: listeners. Somervell s rank is similar. So Chairman Bob Reynolds of the Magic Lanterns: Packed with affairs committee put their military action, "Buffalo Bill" is a swilt names before a subcommittee iniflm of a fabulous American cluding himself, Elbert Thomas of , IK lml : the pioneer era when a man's Utah, and Warren Austin of Ver--T II Joel mont. Significantly sandwiched in :iend was his 1 :iA :;a stars. Linda Darnell and ,U lQCf? between Patton's and Somervell's exas names is that of General a O'Hara's beauty are t, b a the gun play. . . The Big now a prisoner in Japan, THE best features of both a i in its knee-pandays pro- - whom every senator is anxious to 1 princess frock and the trim, ihe background for "Knicker- promote. So it will be difficult for clever lines of a sailor collar and Nelson Holiday." Eddy's the subcommittee to promote one tie are combined in this spirited 3 2( contributes a bouquet of without the other two. frock. Make it of launderable cotI n full bloom. . . The pungent ton in a light shade. Do the .trim ad short yarn, "Address Un- GRILLING GENERAL HERSHEY in bright blue linen or in a pastel. k" becomes a vivid film study Draft director Lewis B. Hershey e present Nazi degeneration. and manpower boss Paul McNutt Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1966 Is deLukas adds to his acting came in for some rough handling re- signed for sizes 11, 13, 15, 17 and 19. Size hi . . "itamers oi aea uapgarding the bungled draft situation 13, short sleeves, requires 3Ti yards of s out of Movieburg's material; i yard contrast for colat a closed-doo- r meeting of the house bow and cuffs. more sting than honey. . . lar, affairs committee the other military is what Hollywood day. Members took their hair down Rhythm" srn out in its sleep. Listing the and said a lot of things that have would be more of an expose been rankling in their bosoms about conflicting draft orders which have Iff publicity. promoted confusion. b Networks: Fred Allen's coml- After the meeting adjourned, the about the fellow wearing an committee announced that it had reas cap, a sports jacket, khaki fused to approve a labor draft bill. Is, suede shoes, etc., because Inside fact, however, is that formal t the just turned 26 and doesn't action against the labor draft was rhe if he's coming or going" was taken only after the committee had my's ate. . . Radio jesters have re-- a heard a furious grenading against show business tradition. the Hershey-McNuteam, including ;:s used to be the butt of the a demand that both be fired and re:'i quips. Now radio's stooges placed by a single draft czar. pven the most generous por- Chairman Andrew J. May of KenId of the punchlines. . . Norman tucky, Rep. Walter G. Andrews of A one of the few radio writers New York, ranking committee ReSrape radio drama with long publican, and Reps. Ewing Thoma-so- n .deserves a salute for his inde- of Texas, John M. Costello of pact He informed an inter- - California. Leslie Arends of Illinois that he has turned down and Forest Harness of Indiana all 'n for fear they won't allow got in some forthright licks against write what he thinks. . . the fumbling of the manpower and i is impossible. On Info draft program. this week erudite John The assault was led by Texas a admitted he didn't know. Thomason, who declared that one man should be put in comIntelligentsia: When the Her- - plete charge of both military and in"iune changes Moscow corredustrial manpower with the nation 70 IQ-l- S cts (which is not frequently). at war. man leaves Moscow. Behind leaves a lease on a com- MYSTERIOUS HOSPITAL M apartment, grocery reauisi- There is something awfully f u old fur coat and a sec- about the war department's sedan. All these must re- - determination to get rid of the 0 the name of the newspaper Breakers hotel in Palm Beach as m porter heard that George an army hospital, and the extent to Kathan, the critic, lauehed which Attorney General Biddle Ft new show. . . "The cur- seems anxious to cooperate. observed Paul, "must have In order to unravel the mystery, e actor on the head!" . . . the Truman committee called upon Tucker's autobiography will Biddle for the Breakers hotel report young AsThe title: prepared by his f 01 These Days," naturally sistant Attorney General Norman we London humor mag there Littell. Littell who is in charge of :oon of a British officer lands acquisition, had pointed to the The caption: "Say. foolishness of spending a lot of mona few n you get your teeth int0 the ey making a hotel into a hospital JUST joined together make "nuddle-aislinFlorthe to back it with me?" and then turning it calot and bag this when ''Overseas Pr: rinK fnH ida East Coast railroad just color straw yarn to Use set. d any "ill start fighting for the we are on the verge of a second highlight any costume. ' wspaper and radio men at front and do not know what our "ts, who are not allowed to casualties will be. Crochet for pleasure In odd moments of TruC3rr'Paign ribbons. But when Biddle received the Pattern 7040 contains direcUons leisure. request, he got in for hat and purse; list of materials. committee's man 'town Vignette: Several sea- - touch with Rudolph Halley, its acting Due to an unusually large demand and .'80 an orchestra leader com-- 4 Chief investigator, and asked him current war conditions, slightly more time for a few of Ounrilo j to withdraw the request. Halley dip- is required In filling ordersnumbers. pattern w7. he put his most the popular name on lomatically complied. of Send your order to: ' But next day. when members pigeon-we- n nvais ur..-about heard u. committee nn.l the Truman 'found. . . Uhm ,u Sewine Circle Nedlecraft Dept. it, they called up the justice depart- San Francisco (, Calif. Box 3217 sensed the reason, he ment and subpoenaed the Littell reto uto Enclose 15 cents (plus one cent to Hum ae nanaie. . . cover cost of mailing) for Pattern L,( 'on interval he wrote PWhereupon Biddle promptly No He asked that the tasy." now h, he and finally Crsbys. Name .. the Sinatras, the be withdrawn a. k,; , to the Littell report b the orches-h'sent Address 'oaaing hold-inU Meanwhile, the army is Easy" ' rceis- the evacuate to .... Albert rU up its plans Breakers. boogie-woo.- J ... com-mitte- e g W Dip your measuring cup or spoon in scalding hot water just before measuring molasses. You'll find the molasses will run out easily. ss tf'll'." 'r'l' c .... 1 71 Wain-wrigh- ts Hat and Purse of Joined Medallions M 1 tt two-fiste- d mys-terio- mm : bleday-Doran'- two-fiste- d walk-yaWA- easy-tc-croch- et f sub-poe- ,-j com-mitte- e. g ' Mian, the soothing, medicated powdor. pr Uotlieves diaper rsh. POWDER FOR process. - tern-pora- MEDICATED Soothe itch of iimpta a small box near your laundry tubs. You'll find it convenient to hold the buttons, snaps and other pieces that may come off clothes during the washing Keep OB a When mending woolens, thread drawn from the hem or side will make a neat and inconspicuous darn. Otherwise, use a mercerized thread in a matching shade. Darn on the right side. Do not use a knot as there is no strain on the material. Tbi comedy quiz starring 10U 21 Republics Disappeared NIGHTS THURSDAY Collarless Since the Year 1500 B. C. HAS the new stripped neckline IT 1 look the clean, comfortable Since 1500 B. C, there have lines of the collarless cardigan! 55 republics, 21 of which had been Do it in soft rayon crepes or in before the outbreak summer cottons. disappeared Make the tailored collar vestee of of the present war. Of these, the of Venice lasted 1,196 pique interchange it with a republic years; Genoa, 802 years; and frilled jabot for dressy wear. Carthage, 704 years. The three oldest republics today de1930 is Barbara Bell Pattern No. Two-Piec- go er 10:30 P.M. E.W.T. on the entire BLUE network fresh-as-pai- nt signed for sizes 32. 34, 36, 38. 40, 42, 44 and 46. Size 34 Jacket, short sleeve, re'material; skirt. quires 2 yards of 2 yards. CONSULT YOUR NEWSPAPER LOCAL t McKesson bobbins, inc. CAIOX TOOTH POWDER are San Marino, 1,059 years; Switzerland, 653 years; and the United States, 168 BEX El VITAMIN B COMPIEX CAPSUIES years. Due to an unusually large demand and current war conditions, slightly more time is required in filling orders for a few of the most popular pattern numbers. Send your order to: Everybody Loves Them SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. 149 New Montgomery Street Calif. San Francisco Enclose 20 cents in coins for each pattern desired. Pattern No Nome Size Address "The Grains ar Great Food- "- 'Enough and on Time' Is Slogan at Utah USN Depot )fs&Wt Kellogg's Corn Flakes bring you I nearly all the protective food elements LA of the whole grain declared essential jm to numan nutrition, j Great Salt above sea level, nestling in a peaceful valley at the foot of the Wasatch mountains near Clearfield, Utah, has developed during the past year the nation's greatest naval supply depot now playing an impressive role in speeding the sinews of war to the Pacific fleet and expanding U. S. naval bases in ever increasing quantities. The first outgoing shipment from the depot a little more than a year ago was a single safe. Today the depot is called upon to handle in excess of 3,000 train carloads a month, according to supply officer in command Capt. Cyrus B. Kitchen (SC), USN. These shipments to the fighting fronts range from insect powder to Diesel engines, from tea cups to a thousand bed hospital complete for advance base operation. From a handful of civilian workers and naval and marine personnel a year ago, more than 4,000 workers help package and ship each day several thousand boxes of naval supplies. Approximately 100 WAVES arrived for duty at the depot during the past month. Rather than "too little and too late," the slogan "enough and on time," motivates the speeded-uoperations at this huge depot. The physical plant is soon to be enlarged by $7,000,000 of new construction. There is a continuing need for more employees at the THE shores of ONLake, 4,280 feet sir UORU ." Ma pi m XT V CE1 BU wd leftover cereal milk tablespoons sugar ii pun pennons salt lcu.?.fti.d " . iublespoonssno. BCUys flour p about depot. 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