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a lo n g s tr ip fo r th e ru ffle s .
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A m e rica n pilots who had been co m bination tra n sp o rt, p a ra tro o p
forced down on Russian soil a fte r ship, hospital plane and n ig h t bom b
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The Uzbeks, ra c ia lly , are a m ix A le u tia n bom bing raids. They had er.
ture.
They resem ble the near-by been housed under guard in a dacha
Because it som etim es goes into
Afghans, and others m ig h t have s im ila r to this and Nona was in
b attle, a huge tra n sp a re n t gun b lis
P ersian o r A ra b blood. Occasion charge She was fond of them all.
te r bulges fro m the top of Its fuse
a lly we see a M ongolian face which and they had brought th e ir troubles lage. cre a tin g a w ind-drag cu ttin g
has strayed down fro m Kazakstan. to her
What her jo b Is we never off at least 50 m iles per hour They
Tashkent is an enorm ous s p ra w l learned She is by Soviet standards
use wood in the floor-braces, p a rti
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ing c ity o f cracked and peeling stuc re m a rk a b ly w ell turned out, w ith
tions and doors. The d ire c to r Insists
co
w
ith
wide,
hot.
dusty
streets.
We
plenty
of
afternoon
and
evening
it is as good o r b e tte r than a lu m i
These directions are from SEW ING
BOOK 1 which contain 33 pages packed a rriv e in the clean, co m fo rta b le o f gowns
num and easier to w ork.
•vith useful information of this sort. It fice o f the d ire c to r of the S talin T e x
That evening Nona goes into town
Perhaps in Russia, where both
ihows how to m ake finishes such
the
aelted seams sketched here It clears up tile T ru s t and w hat w ith the heat w ith us to the local opera house
a lu m in u m and tools to w ork it are
he mysteries ot draping a dressing table are fra n tic a lly th irs ty .
They s ta rt (new. and well-done w ith O rie n ta l
scarce. But a lu m in u m is stronger
he way decorators do it. and gives tips
jn curtains, slip covers and manv other to open cham pagne but we plead fo r decorations copied fro m ancient Uz and wood, under machine-gun fire,
Kings you can make
Book 1 mav be w ater. So they b rin g out bottles o f bek designs! fo r a concert.
They dissolves to fla m in g slivers.
>btained by sending name and address th a t w a rm ish p ink soda pop. M e r
d*
give, especially fo r us. one act o f an
aith 15 cents to cover cost and mailing
Russia pays no ro ya ltie s to Doug
to:
c ifu lly , there are on the table h a lf opera based on an in cid e n t in Uzbek las, having paid a flat sum in 1939
a dozen fresh peaches. In h a lf a histo ry. This is follow ed by a cou w hich the d ire c to r believes was
MRS. R l'T H W Y E T H SPEARS
m in u te the pla te is em pty and In ple of vocal num bers and then by $2.500,000. Before that, his chief en
Bedford Hills. N. Y .
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another h a lf m in u te it contains six a “ jazz ban d " w hich is on to u r fro m
Enclose 15 Cents for Book No 1.
gineer. B o ris Lisunov, worked in the
peach stones. N othing ever tasted G eorgia (U S S R., not U S A ).
5 0 8 7
Douglas Long Beach plant fo r tw o
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so delicious and we realize how
About h a lf the crow d in this thea years, so they needed no A m erican
Address-
starved we have been fo r fresn te r is Russian and h a lf Uzbek. help when they set up production
fru its and vegetables.
W atching the Uzbek opera I realize in Moscow O nly about 5 per cent of
Since we crossed the U ra l m oun that the m ost a d m ira b le th in g about
the m a ch in e ry is A m e ric a n ; the rest
ta in s we have seen little A m erican the whole Soviet U nion is its co lo n ia l
was m ade in the Soviet Union.
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m a c h in e ry —indeed, few foreign m a p o licy—its re la tio n sh ip s w ith the
We are taken out in to the desert
chines o f any kind.
sm a lle r and som etim es backw ard
T here are 14,000 w orkers in this races. T h is is p a rtly accounted fo r to v is it the S ta lin -C h irch ik E lectro-
C ro c h e te d D o ilie s
te x tile pla n t and 80 per cent are by the fa c t that Russians h is to ric a l C hem ical T ru st, w hich, when un
scram bled. tu rn s out to be a Soviet
women. The raw m a te ria , is cot- ly have few race prejudices.
F I E R E a re tw o o f th e m o s t p o p
Muscle Shoals. They have dam m ed
* * u ln r c ro c h e te d d o ilie s y o u ’ v«
Instead o f J im C ro w in g the w eak the C h lrch ik riv e r, p ro vid in g the 100.-
Millions Turn to
e v e r p u t a ho o k in to . T h e 1 3 -in ct
e
r
peoples,
the
Russians
lean
o
ver
Famous Cereal
000 kilo w a tts o f e le c tric pow er neces
’ ’ p a n s y ” d o ily has o n e -in ch pan
backw ard to give them title s and o f sary to run a huge n itro g e n -fixa tio n
for Lasting Relief!
sie s done in sh u d e d p u rp le and
fices w hich are ra th e r beyond th e ir plant, w hich makes 80 tons of am
la v e n d e r th re a d . T h e la c y p in e
Y ou, too, m ay g e t la s tin g re lie f,
capacities. At first. I jum ped to the m onia every tw e n ty-fo u r hours. Be
E m b ro id e re d P a n sie s
i f you su ffe r fro m co n stip a tio n
conclusion th a t the n a tive office fore the w a r It turned out 600.000 L 'M B K O I D E R E D p a n sie s m a k e a p p le d o ily co m e s fr o m a re a d e r in
due to lack o f b u lk in the die t. Do
A k ro n , O h io , and is a b e a u ty . It
holders were stooges, dressed up tons o f fe rtiliz e r per year.
a h a n d s o m e d e s ig n on p a le is 20 in c h e s in d ia m e te r .
as m illio n s do, eat a d a ily dish
and
provided
w
ith
fancy
offices
but
W
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a
m
in
u
te
's
rest
(because
o f c ris p , delicious K E L L O G G ’S
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g re e n , la v e n d e r, d e lic a te p in k o r
w ith little real power. B ut we le a n t eating is the m ost g ru e llin g p a rt
To obtain crocheting instructions for
A L L - B R A N , and d rin k p le n ty o f
w h ite o rg a n d y o r lin e n lu n ch e o n Pansy
Doll^
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that the p re m ie r o f th is re p u b lic is of our w o rk) we are packed in to
w a te r. Do th is every day, and you
c lo th s . T h e y ca n be used e ffe c Pineapple
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an Uzbek and a s m a rt one— an old- cars and a fte r a h a lf h o u r’ s d riv e
m ay never have to ta ke a n o th e r
tiv e ly on lin e n g u e st to w e ls , too. 20 cent* tn coin, for each pattern, your
la x a tiv e as lo n g as you liv e !
name, address and the pattern numbei
tim e B olshevik w ith a steel-trap unload at a " f r u it fa c to ry .” an i r r i
F iv e p a n s y b a s k e ts a n d e ig h t
A L L - B R A \ ’S m agic w o rk s by
Due to an unusually large demand an<
m ind, h ig h ly respected In the p a rty gated valley.
s m a lle r s p ra y s a re in c lu d e d in the current conditions, slightly more tim e I
p ro v id in g g e n tle -a c tin g b u lk u t i l
councils. We are assured he is no
l
««tutted
in filling order* for * few if th.
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down
an
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tr a n s fe r p a tte rn .
ized in the colon to fu r th e r n o rm a l,
most popular pattern numbers
stooge. He is a p p a re n tly as pow er long a rb o r where grapes hang so
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easy e lim in a tio n . I t ’s not a p u rg a
Send your order to:
fu l here in his own rig h t as was low they knock our hats off. A t its
To obtain transfer «.esigns tor the
tive . I t ’s a h ig h ly n u tritio u s re g u
Manuel Quezon In the P hilippines.
la tin g food . . .
end we a rriv e at a p a vilio n where Pansy Bouquet* (Pattern No 5087 i color
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chart for embroidering, amounts of all
Since I am so keen on ancient (Oh. Heaven! Be m e rc ifu l before color* and m a te ria l* »peclfled. »end 20
there N u tritio u s than
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citie s they o ffe r a b rie f to u r in the these w ell-m eaning people k ill u s !) cent* In coin, your name, address and the
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O rie n ta l q u a rte r o f Tashkent. The a long ta b le is set fo r another ban pattern number.
Because A L L - B R A N is made o f
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old c ity is a la b y rin th o f w in d in g quet.
the v ita l o u te r layer» o f w heat, in
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Nam e-
alleys lik e those in the A ra b Me
w h ich w hole-w heat p ro te c tiv e food
They te ll us they are e xp e rim e n t
elements are concentrated. One
dinas in N o rth A fric a , the old q u a r ing w ith cotton. This sovhoz (state
Address.
ounce provides o ver 1 /3 y o u r daily-
fa rm ) raises seed fo r a il the kolhoz
A ty p ic a l Russian school b u ild in g te r of Jerusalem , the C a iro bazaar
iro n need— to help make good, red
o r the citie s of A fghanistan across (co lle ctive fa rm s ) In the region
; in its republics.
blood. C alcium and p h o s p h o ru s __
the border. B u t ju s t outside this
This e xp e rim e n ta l station was
to help b u ild bones and teeth.
ton, grow n under irrig a tio n in th is old c ity are two b e a u tifu l new w hite started by an ancient O rie n ta l w ith
W h o le -g ra in v ita m in s — to help
v a lle y . T hey also weave s ilk , w hich buildings, both ornam ented w ith Uz the ja w -b re a kin g name of R iza m a t
g u a rd a g a in s t deficiencies. P ro te in
I f th e s h o u ld e r lifle s o f y o u r
they im p o r t
bek designs—the post office and a M usam ukham edov.
He is sixty
— to help b u ild body tissue essen
The w o rke rs' hours run fro m eig h t huge cinem a.
three and started w o rkin g in the fa v o r ite s w e a te rs a re b e g in n in g to
tia l f o r g ro w th .
E a t A L L - B R A N every day. Get
to ten d a ily a cco rd in g to th e ir age,
A t firs t there seems nothing to see vin e ya rd s as a boy o f th irte e n . He d ro o p , sew in s h o u ld e r pads. T h is
th is delicious cereal a t y o u r g ro
and they average m ore than 1,000 . ...
—» ancient v.»,
in the
c ity but adobe w alls is an Uzbek o f a peasant fa m ily , a w il l g iv e th e s w e a te rs s m a r t new
ce r’s. Made by K e llo g g ’s o f B a ttle
roubles per m onth, although some enclosing cobblestone streets—w ith thin, d re a m y m an w ith an Uzbek lin e s .
Creek and Omaha.
— •—
c ra ck ones m ake as lig h as 4.500. here and there a carved doorw ay. skullcap (o r tubeteyka) and a scrag-
D o not h a n g fe a th e r p illo w s in
In a d d ition each w o rk e r averages There are no windows in the w alls, g ly beard out o f A ra b ia n N ights. He
between five and six m eters o f cloth
A shabby old man offers to show has on his coat the ribbons o f m any th e sun as i t d ra w s th e n a tu r a l o il
o u t o f the fe a th e rs , le s s e n in g th e ir
per m o n th as a p re m iu m .
us his house. W ith an ancient, six- state decorations.
The m a y o r o f Tashkent is a d a rk inch iro n key he unlocks a door un
The Russian d ire c to r. A b ra m M .il- re s ilie n c y . A ir th e m on a c lo u d y ,
little Uzbek, a frie n d ly b y t ra th e r d e r a pointed wooden arch, and we tezeb. The b ig struggle since the w in d y d a y .
— • —
tim id O rie n ta l. H is nam e is S adik | step out of the d ra b a lle y into a gem w ar. he te lls us, has been fo r sugar.
I f a tu r k is h to w e l has been c u t—
■ Khusaynov. B efore the w ar. he tells o f a garden w ith a fountain in the F o u r re fin e rie s w ere evacuated fro m
us, Tashkent had 700.000 people and center. A t one end o f this patio is U kra in e to U zbekistan, s till others n o t to r n — m e n d i t w it h a b it o f
n e t. P la c e th e n e t, b rin g th e edges
I m o re than 50 pei cent w ere Uzbeks. his home— tw o clean, whitewashed to K azakstan.
A t the peak o f the evacuations, rooms, some low fu rn itu re . On the
Since the G erm ans seized the sug o f th e c u t to g e th e r, a n d m a c h in e
there were 900,000 b u t now i t is floor is a m e llo w O rie n ta l rug w hich a r beet fields o f the U kra in e , Uz s titc h b a c k a n d fo r th a c ro s s u n til
j back down to about 850,000.
| he says was his g ra n d fa th e r’s, and bekistan has planted 35,000 hectares no hole re m a in s . M a k e s a n e a t jo b
M any m a ch in e -b u ild in g in d u strie s a polished brass sam ovar.
in beets fo r sugar, w ith th is ye a r a n d p ro lo n g s th e life o f th e to w e l.
w ere v evacuated
here w un
ith u
th ie e ir
.u v u a ic u ucre
m e oia
a il leus
nuiner i 15,000
o . uuu hectares
neciare fo r seed fo r
The
old m an
tells me, as Nona in- a
another
w o rke rs—m o stly the lig h t and me- te rp re ts, th a t In w ritin g any of this the lib e ra te d U kra in e
Y o u r d in n e r n a p k in s w il l la s t
Qllim
hilt A a few heavy mnAhin»«
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d iu m but
m achine to*
in- I In
in A m e rica . T
I should understand I
Irrig n a «■» tio
n ia
is responsible fo r the lo n g e r i f yo u fo ld th e m in q u a rte rs
| d ustries as w ell. They also m ake th a t he is an old man, who w ell heavy y ie ld o f the seventy-five kinds a t one iro n in g a n d in th ir d s a t th e )
| a ir c r a ft here.
n e x t, th u s a lte r n a tin g e a ch tim e . I
re m e m b e rs the days when the e m irs o f grapes grow n here.
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A big, handsome, fu ll-fa ce d Rus- ruled th is land. And th a t in those
The average yie ld is 22 tons per
I sian w ith v e ry blue eyes sits down days he was not a man. But now hectare, w ith w a te r supplied three
M e n d y o u r c u rta in s a ft e r la u n
by the m a yo r. He te lls us they have he feels lik e a man, and is treated to five tim e s a season so the yie ld d e rin g th e m in s te a d o f b e fo re . -
i here a p la n t m a k in g D ouglas planes, lik e a m an, and fo r this he has to is steady. Sam arkand is an even A f t e r c u r ta in s a re w a sh e d , iro n e d ,
j Also a lig h t m achine tool p la n t con- thank the R evolution and Com rade ric h e r grape co u n try. And. as here, a n d h u n g in p la c e , yo u ca n see
MSf
! verted to tu rn out a rm s and am m u
S talin.
the little hand-w ork done is on the w h e re th e m e n d w ill c o m e a n d can
n itio n fo r the Red A rm y ; shoe fac
AU Soviet streets are clean—even grape co lle ctive s—m ost o f it being a rra n g e c u r ta in s to h id e it .
tories, g a rm e n t Industries, plus a the crooked a lleys o f this O rie n ta l done by tra c to r.
— •—
p la n t fo r m a k in g e m e ry stones town w hich elsewhere in the east
A d d a l it t l e b o ra x w h e n m a k in g
W hat we have seen of Soviet a g ri
' needed by heavy industries.
would reek of garbage. B ut I m ust cu ltu re has been u n ifo rm ly good. s ta rc h to g iv e a g loss to a r tic le s j n s . You can also get this cereal
The handsome young Russian is fo r the record te ll H al D enny’s story Since I come fro m a fa rm in g state w h e n iro n e d . A f t e r s ta r c h is m a d e ,
in Kellogg’s V A R IE T Y — 6 different
R odion G lukhov, v ic e -p re m ie r of of the eager professor.
s t i r in a l it t l e c o ld w a te r to p re
cereals, 10 generous packages, in one
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handy carton!
Wen he in te rru p ts — a lw ays p ic k in g : spondent in Moscow. One o f ais
up fo r the m a y o r if he fa lte rs .
a fflictions had been the num bers of
Evacuees cam e w ith th e ir plants, eager to u ris ts who came every sum
and w ill stay p e rm a n en tly.
The m e r to study the m arvels of the So
One of the best home ways to plants cam e fro m Moscow, the v ie t system and become a u th o ritie s
U k ra in e and the N o rth Caucasus. on this Land o f the F u tu re .
And fro m L e n ing ra d they have
A p ro fe s s o r,o f m u n ic ip a l govern
m any s k ille d w orkers and engineers. m ent in a m id-w estern college a r
He te lls us L e n ing ra d is anxious to rive d to spend a m onth studying his
have these engineers back, but Uz specialty. A fte r tw o weeks in the
b ekistan is anxious to keep such lib ra r y h-» showed up a t H a l’ s room,
if you lack BLOOD-1 RON
v a lu a ble men. I t w ill be fo r Mos b re a kin g in on a p a rty o f homesick
You girls and women who suffer so
cow to decide.
from simple anemia th a t you're pale,
correspondents, and began to ta lk
weak, “dragged o ut”—this may be due
He te lls us th a t U zbekistan before about the m a rv e ls o f the Soviet
to lack of blood-iron. So try Lydia E
the w a r had 6.200.000 people, so the tow n-planning system .
Plnkham's TABLETS—one of the best
a d d itio n of 2,000.000 refugees was a
home ways to build up red blood—In
A ll. a ll was m arvelous, the eager
such cases. Plnkham's Tablets are one
big task. But when we ask h im professor insisted; th e ir methods of
of the greatest blood-iron tonics you
how he managed it. he p o lite ly re police p rotection, ta xa tio n , u tilitie s ,
can buy! At all drugstores
act «
fe rs us to the m ayor.
FAST»
elections, and a d m in is tra tio n ! Yet
A huge m u n itio n s pla n t evacuated on the ra th e r u n im p o rta n t topic o f
O
fro m Rostov-on-Don had le ft its sewage disposal there seemed to be
fo u n d ry behind, w hich had taken no lite ra tu re .
tw o years to build. Here in Tash
Could Hal tell him w hat they did
The R epublic of U zbekistan fu r
kent they finished one in tw e n ty- w ith th e ir garbage?
nished some of R ussia’s besl fig h t
e ig h t days. A g re a t a v ia tio n pla n t
The answer, in s ta n tly given by a ers.
and
was moved fro m M oscow; w ith in a ro o m fu l o f correspondents, rose in
•'Z
m onth it was up to 80 per cent of spontaneous chorus: “ They eat i t ! ”
M I O IN T U B I I I
I could not be badly fooled. True,
Millions of people suffering from
its fo rm e r production.
In this h u n g ry land there are no they have shown us th e ir best. But
simple riles-, have found prompt
The dacha where we stay is com dogs, cats or cockroaches. T in cans it is at least as good as our best.
relief w ith PAZO ointm ent. Here’s
why: First, PAZO ointm ent soothes
fo rta b le and spacious. This ru ra l and c a re fu lly straightened nails are
We re tu rn to the dacha in tim e
Inflamed areas—relieves pain and
m ansion is a rest home and sum sold in the m a rk e t place. In pass to change o u r s h irts fo r the local
Itching. Second, PAZO ointm ent
lubricates hardened, dried parts_
m e r vacation place fo r m em bers of ing let it also be on record that we opera.
We see som ething called
helps prevent cracking and sore
the U zbekistan cabinet.
ness. T h ird , PAZO ointm ent tends
saw no beggars.
“ U lug-B eg,” w hich was one of the
to reduce swelling and check minor
Now another c h a ra c te r enters the
title s of T am erlane, and its sto ry
F o rty-ye a r-o ld d ire c to r, Afanasy
bleeding. Fourth, It's easy to use.
scene a plurrtp, m iddle-aged w om Y a ru n in te lls us this Tashkent plant is of his tim es. Between acts we
PAZO o in tm e n t a perforated Pile
Pipe makes a p p lic atio n sim ipie,
ple,
an called Nona.
She has large, builds Douglas a irplanes. I t a rriv e d
are taken into the banquet room
tho ro ug h. Yo ur doctor can teli
w a rm blue eyes. She is the hostess here fro m Moscow in N ovem ber of (Yes, God help us, the usual table
you about PAZO ointm ent.
s h e ff. . . lets yo u tu rn o u t delicious bread q u ic k ly . . . a t any tim e
and the kind o f big, frie n d ly , jo lly
UPPO IT O
TOOI
1941 w ith 7,000 w orkers, and th irty - la id ) to m eet the com poser, a slen
g ir l who m akes herself useful on
s p o ^le d 'Z u e h h * “ CflUKbt ShOrt’,’ W ith° Ut yeH8t in the
- no
Some persona, and many doctors,
d e r young Russian in te lle ctu a l. His
five
days
la
te
r
was
in
production.
prefer to use suppositories, aa PAZO
picnics.
comes in handy suppositories also.
Now they have 14,000 w orkers b u ild w ife, a handsome but w orn-looking
N ™ H« iscb m a n n ’s f / ? R ’ Wenk° ned
y ° U COU,d usc
W ith
Nona spoke excellent E n g lish ,
The same toothing relief that
f iZ h T
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