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GUESS WHO? — It's Walter Pldgeon at the right, but
who's the old party with him? Transformed by makeup, it’s none
other than Greer Garson, heroine of many a romantic film, play
ing the role of an 83-year-old woman.
TRANSPORTATION
TIFF IN PHILADELPHIA
ENDED BY ARMY
PHIL LPHIA. Pa.. Aug. 9.
\ —(AP> mladelphia, the nation’s
second , was restored to nor
mal tuudy, after a “nightmare
week”, with soldiers guarding
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every transportation vehicle.
Strike leaders in the transit
debacle were discharged as they
reported for work, and included
•Tames McMenamin, Frank Car
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ney, William Dixey, and Frank
Thompson. They were released on
$2,500 bond each, pending a hear
ing set for August 14th, on char
ges of violating the Smith-Connal
ly Act.
Only 13 employees ianea to re
port at the scheduled time.
Maj, Gen. Philip Hayes, who
took over the Philadelphia Trans
portation Company for the army,
warned employes that “Any man
who Is not back on the job at the
scheduled time—zip—he gets no
job for the duration, and the dur
ation may be a long time.”
JONAS JOHNSON
OCTOGENARIAN MONDAY
Jonas Johnson, well-known old
timer, celbrated his 80th birthday
Jon^ay, August 7th.
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1-2 cup uncooked brown rice
4 tablespoons margarine
4 tablespoons flour
2 cups milk
3 eggs, separated
1-4 teaspoon paprika
1 l/z teaspoons salt
1-8 teaspoon dry mustard.
4 tablespoons gra'ed cheese
Cook rice until tender. Rinse
with hot, then cold water, and
drain. Melt margarine, remove
from heat, add flour and mix to
smooth paste. Then add milk
and cook over low heat, stirring
constantly until sauce thickens.
Beat the egg yolks, add rice,
sauce, seasonings and cheese.
Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites
and pour into greased shallow
pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 35
minutes and serve immediately.
Lime Cake-Custard
2 tablespoons margarine
1 cup sugar
4 tablespoons flour
5 tablespoons lime juice
Grated rind of 1 lime
3 eggs
lVfc cups milk
1-4 teaspoon salt
Cream margarine, add sugar,!
flour, salt, lime juice and grated
lime rind. Bet egg yolks, add.
milk, and mixe with first mixture. !
Then add the stiffly beaten egg
whites and pour into greased cus
tard cups. Set cups in pan of wa
ter and bake 45 minutes at 350 i
degrees. When done, each cup
will contain lime custard at the1
bottom of the cup and sponge
eke on top. Cool and unmold.
BRADLEY TROOPS
ON ROAD TO PARIS
SUPREME HEADQUARTERS j
OF THE ALLIED EXPEDITION
ARY FORCES IN ENGLAND,'
Aug. 9.— (AP> —Gen. Bradley’s
new battering ram is headed for!
Paris, which is only a little over
100 miles away and which the
Germans are reported to be evac
uating, it was reported today.
Other allied troops took Vire,
the Germans’ last real anchor in
the Normandy sector, opening the
way in a concerted effort toward
Paris.
U. S. troops are now tightening
their stranglehold on the doomed
Nazi garrison at Brest, one of five
great ports on the peninsula.
Headquarters confirmed the re
por tthat the German garrison at
the naval submarine port of Lor
ient had asked to surrender to
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the onrushing Americans, but
gave no additional information.
The ports of St. Nazaire and
Nantes, other potential gateways
for allied reinforcements and sup
plies are almost within the grasp
of the steam-rollering American
armored and lntantry teams.
DeWITT
WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 9.
—(AP)—The assignment of Lt.
Gen. John L. DeWitt to succeed
Lt. Gen. Lesley J. McNair to an
undisclosed command of great im_
portance in the European theater,
was announced today.
Gen. DeWitt was former com
manding general of the Fourth
Army and also of the Western
Defense Command.
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ALitSKl'Y STEAMSHIP
COMPANY REPORTED
UNDER NEW OWNERS
SEATTLE, Aug. 9.— (AP> _
The purchase of *he Alaska
Steamship Company’s fleet of
ships by the Skinner & Eddy Cor
poration of Seattle, was announc-1
ed here today t>y president of the
firm, G. W. Skinner.
The firm had already acquired
control of the Steamship Com
pany’s capital stock and the Ken
necott Copper Company, saying
that the Kennecott Copper inter,
ests disposed of the ships because
mining activities in Alaska had
largely ceased before the war.
Although no amount was stat
ed, the Alaska Steamship Com
pny’s 17 vessels, which includes
freight and passenger ships, were
included in the deal.
Prior to the war the fleet, for
insurance purposes, was valued at
$10,000,000.09. '
The sale was announced simul
taneously in New York, where E.
T. Stannard, president of the
Kennecott Copper Company, with
drew as president of the steam
ship company, and G. W. Skinner
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became its new president.
The new vice-presiden*s are
Lawrence Bogle, Seattle attor
ney, and L. W. Baker, general
manager of the steamship com- *
puny for the past five years. Ray
mond Anderson is treasurer, and
C. N. Mitchell is secretary.
Mr. Skinner reported *hat there
would be no changes in the com
pany’s operating personnel.
In addition to the fleet, the
transaction also includes the pur
chase of all properties owned ei
ther by the Alaska Steamship
Compny or its subsidiaries.
OPA BOARD FOR
NOME IS NAMED
According to Martha Jenner,
clerk of the OPA office in Nome,
the following chairmen comprise
jJhe local OPA Board: ^
Chairman: Luther Dunbar.
Price Panel Chairman: Earl
Towner.
Rationing Panel Chairman:
Glen Muncy.
Rent Panel Chairman: Joe
Amarok.
Community Service Panel
Chairman: Mrs. M. J. Walsh.
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