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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Tops
.Nebiolo's Show

SINGING MASTER Of cere-
monies Roy Tracey Is the guiding
light of entertainment affairs at
Nebiolo's this week. where the
straightforward tricks Of Ming. the
magician arc being featured.
-ss1n addition TO his clever ma
nipulator. there is the dancing
magic of=hepothy Mayo tap amt
toe specialist and the rhythmic
routineS Of Heller and Holmes.
ballroom team.
Music for shows and dancing is
provided by Leonard Secl and ms
orchestra. .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Film Time Clock

MuCHI6AN-"The GFrAt Dictator 10
a M. 09. 4;ls. 7;f3. 10 20 .. m,
FATHERS SON l2lf, 3.2S, 6:32, 9;fi
.. IN.
FOX-"The GirI In the News" II 8. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27

IS, $3.50. 7.t5. 10 80 p. m stage show
u 80. 5;i5. 6.i0, SIS o. M.
ADANs---''To baecs Road" ~ 90 :43
5sif. 1851. l0;2s p. M; Double Date.
II :9s n. m, la. All. ash. 9;2s .. m
UNITED ARTISTS--''Bad Man, II :0i
a. m. . ;06, s.a3. 4. iast5 p. m; BLOND
Inspiration. - ~ 80 2 as. . l3d. 70 .. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Irene's Whistlino
Proves Surprise

IRENE dunno has revealed
another hidden talent which most
of her best friends never knew she
possessed.
She is an expert whistler, and
proves it by whistling a duet,
Missouri Waltz" with Cary Grant
while dancing in George Stevens
Penny Serenade."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
In Demand

Offers galore have becn made 10
Oracle Field, 10 appear IN the
movies. bat always she has refuse,
because Of her work for Great
Britain. But now Lester Cowan
has hopes that Oracle viii play
one Of the top roles IN Brighton
Rock. " The popular book by
Graham Greene. Ida LupiHU. who
has signed 10 DO Ladies In Retire
mcnt' for Lester and Gilbert Mil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Wilson Invites Stage Stars
To See Disney's Fantasia
rosnot 4Att-t her el heater ~ =

THE WILSON is thinking Of
adopting the prevalent night-club
institution of Celebrity Night.
Only il Will probably be Celebrity
Day and will take place in con-
junction with the Tuesday matinee
This performance has been the
unanimous choice of visiting stars
and chorines from the CaSS to see
Fantasia during the past fort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27

Ter. is one Of the best examples
/ know of how one picture can
elevate player to better and
bigger figures.
Ida was paid $4,000 for playing
in They Drive by Night
glad to get il. II she does Brighton
Rock" she will receive SIS, 900, and
Lester has every hope she vii.
make the picture with her hus-
band, Louis Hayward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27

Cu0p1f-T3fa Niehigan
lIlUf Nv Opsa s.ts Pm All Seats foe
''THr GANGSrER TALKS"
THE rHIEF or BAGDAD," with sahu.
CINDFREIIA-East Jetfersen at CopIin
JtNDLhLLlh Opcn i2.fi Noon. Balcony
3ht Eve. Plus Tax. James Stewart. Hedy
Lamar IN COME LIVE WITH NE"
Ptus Ida LunirC and Humphrey Boeert
in HIGH SIERRA
cIPcIF-W. Harren-Niil's td. OR so.s a
Lockwood r HARRISON. might TRAIN
MEETING COMPANY. Frank Morgan.
Mich. rhoae az =
WV opea 80 r ST. Ken Murray.
a NIGHT 1T EARI VARROII'S"
Richard Ar.en. DEVILS PIPELINE"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27

wU.sON-"Fsntssis." 80. 4 50 p. m.
PALMS-sTATE The Mad Doctor. -
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Monster and the Girl" Al a. m, 1;4I,
4;22, 1903. 9;4t p. m.
'H0useksfper's Daughter, -
~ a. m. = ;0s. S, sos. ~ 10 p. M; Joy
Of Living" !. 20, rs, $40, 9:35 p. m.
Evening star., 1941-07-23

AnsWer-Clear out and leave this
old hypocrite and his wife to adjust
their matrimonial differences the
best way they can. Apparently they
got along we'll enough together until
you barged in on the scene. Most
elderly men never discover that their
wives do not understand them and
are not sympathetic until some
pretty young girl comes along. But
are you so young and unsophisticat-
ed as not TO realize that this affair
with your elderly Lothario is bound to
wreck your life unless you part from
him at once? Don't you know that
Evening star., 1941-07-23

there is no man in the world who Is
so held in adherence and so
scorned as a minister of the gospel
who makes his high and holy Office
cloak for his pursuit Of young
girls? And do you not see how
brazenly indecent it is of you to talk
about doing religious work when you
are carrying on a love affair with q
married man and planning with him
to divorce his wife and to break
up her homer
If you carry out your plan, be sure
your sin will find you out. In the
first place, no church would call to
its pastorate a preacher who had
divorced his wife for no other reason
than that he had fallen in love with
a young girl. No congregation would
care to have such a wolf in sleeps
clothing wandering among its lambs.
He would have to find some other
way OF making living, and not
many doors of opportunity are open
to pious renegades.
Then, worse for you would be the
fact that you would be sure to re-
cover from your youthful infatuatio
for a man twice your age. You
idealize him now and dress him up
in romantic clothes that you weave
out of your own fancy, and you are
sorry for him because he tells you
that his wife criticizes his manners
and his work and is not affectionate
to him, and you think how noble it
would be of you to devote your life
to making your hero happy.
But youth and age have nothing in
common. and If you married him
you would get tired of him in a very
short time. You would weary of
listening to his "reminiscences and
long for the chatter of boys of your
own age.
You would rebel at having to con-
form to all of his old-fashioned
ideas about how women should dress
and what they should do. His bad
manners would CRATE on you as
much as they do on his present wife,
and you would understand that If
his wife was not affectionate to him
1t was because he had killed her love
by his inf1delities, and you wouldn't
feel like kissing the lips that had
kissed a thousand other women,
either.
So take my advice, Mary. Be 4
good girl and sensible one. Give
up this affair that can do nothing
but drag you into the gutter.
Evening star., 1941-07-23
Why yGrow
Old?
By Josephine Lo,cman

y - "ct P'''S A<V - "ttp
Women are no longer slaves Of
age. Most women today think Of
40 as a number rather than a fem
inine Waterloo. Nobody cares how
old you are any more. It's all a
question of how you look, how you
feel and how much you enjoy life. I
can promise you that the woman
who keeps adding new interests with
the years will look and feel loads
younger than the one who is sunk
in a rut of boredom and mental
lack-luster.
There has been a tremendous up
swing in the number of middle-aged
women who are learning to swim
and dive. Steve Forsythe says,
Swimming is 95 per cent conf
dence and 5 per cent mechanics"
My experience in teaching has led
me to believe this. and that is why
l so often say that the most difficult
part of learning to swim or dive Is
freeing yourself of fear. Anybody
can do that at any age.
Dorothy Bollard of the Houston
Y. w. c. A, who has done a great
deal of work with swimmers, espe-
cially middle-aged women, feels that
gaining confidence is the main OBJ
jective. Her beginning classes in
dulge in all kinds of activities which
are designed to make them feel at
home in the water before they even
try to learn to swim. They play
checkers on the floor of the pool,
using the tiles for squares and sub
merging their heads to make their
moves.
Miss Bollard gives them praise for
some accomplishment which would
be very simple for the veteran swim
mer or diver, but which is quite
feat for a beginner. She allows
them to use dog paddle with their
crawl kick for little while to fur
ther build up their confidence.
Add diving to your list Of in
terests this summer. If you want
instructions tn fol1ou Seud a
Evening star., 1941-07-23
Moderately Priced Furs
Have the Fashion Notes
Seen in Luxury Ones
Sheared South American Lamb
A Very Interesting Revival;
Dyed Muskrat Is Popular
By Helen Vosf

IT, having lent the month lady
happened fashion
behind
larger
manipulated
the 500 price the
fashion watch
Following detectveh
had long helpful chat with another rber other day Primarily
wanted to know what being offered the girl did
bthey "Charse
models there of beavee which
friend the rabbit in a guise
Should to about 5000 into the tremendously
mukrat field This seller,
skiuy disguised
Evening star., 1941-07-23
Dorothy Dix Says,>>>
Infatuation for a Married Man
Leads Way to Great Sorrow

Dear Miss Dix: have always had
q horror Of girls having affairs with
married men, but now I am madly
In love with one, although he is
twice my age and Is past middle
life. He is a minister of the gospel.
I like religious work and would en-
joy working with him. He writes
me the most endearing letters and
says that he cannot live without me,
and he plans to divorce his wife
and marry me and go to a new field.
He is not happy and never will be
with his present wife, who criticizes
his manners. his work and every
thing else, and who is not afiec-
tionate, while 1 am. What must
do? MARY.
Evening star., 1941-07-23

bathrooms once or twice a month
with a good household spray is also
effective.
Watch your books carefully dur
Ing the warm weather After dust
ing pull an occasional book out of
the row, loosen them so air may
flow around them. An electric fan
turned on for 20 minutes on each
shelf will help a lot. These little
mites flourish when a house is closed
UP or neglected and their destruction
Is considerable.
And now for an even more unat-
tractiVe customer-the bedbug. For
tunately, this pest is becoming less
widespread with the general i'm
provement in the countrys housing
conditions. He is still with us, how
ever, and should his presence be
suspected, strong. immediate meas
ures should be taken.
There are some 20 species in the
bedbug family Two of these that
consistently attack man are the
common bedbug and the tropical
bedbug. They are ideally suited to
the transmission of disease, because
of their habits and hardness. Bed
bugs often visit the Just as we'll as
the unjust, riding into homes un-
noticed on packages or travelling
bags. They depend largely on man.
kind for their existence and their
bite is poisonous to many. Since
male and female feed entirely on
blood and have the peripatetic habit
of extensive stowaway travel on
luggage and shipping cases, bed
bugs are suspected of carrying many
blood injecting disease organisms.
The eggs are laid in cracks of
furniture. behind baseboards and in
other out-of the-way places. The
young bugs become adult within a
few months, ordinarily producing
three to four generations a year.
Bedbugs hide cleverly in small
crevices and can go for a year with
out food 1t requires diligent effort
to eliminate them, once they become
established. For treating the bed
with household sprays apply the
insecticide to the springs, Stats and
mattress, getting it into the seams,
binding and tufts. Spray behind
baseboards and holdings, under
window sills, beneath loose wall
paper and even behind pictures on
the wall To assure complete eradi-
cation the assault should be re-
peated weekly for several weeks. If
lnfestation is recurrent, pest con-
troll operator should be employed.
Evening star., 1941-07-23
Beware the
Knitting
Stoop'
Exercises to Avoid
Round Shoulders
Prove Helpful
By Pafricia Lindsay

"As you drop sweaters. scarfs and
socks from your knitting needles
for the soldiers, are you knitting
and purling round shoulders for
YOURSELF" queries Ilka Chase, the
star of radio, screen and stage, who
has herself become an inveterate
war worker. But she cautions
American women that knitting
stoop" is going hand in hand with
relief work unless exercise is taken.
Round shoulders have never been
considered beautiful says style
wise Miss Chase, and now since
fashion has whimsically decided
that all shoulder padding in dresses
and suits must go, our natural Shoul-
der lines will be revealed. Bending
over long hours while you sew or
knit or do clerical work isn't going
to help your shoulder beauty. You
will need to get up and do corrective
exercises to keep your shoulders as
exquisitely feminine as Eugene or
Marie Antoinette'
Here are . few of Miss Chase's
suggestions. While knitting settle
back in a comfortable chair. prefer
ably with high back, and rest your
free elbow on one of its arms. Try
to knit as you hold your chest high,
bringing your work up to your eyes
instead of bending down over it.
You will then be entirely free of
tensed nerves and muscles. Occa-
sionally pause in your work, drop it,
take glass of water or smoke a
cigarette.
When you stop your concentrated
work 60 through this exercise rou-
tine:
Stand erect. feet together, hands
at sides. Slowly rotate the left
shoulder-keeping the rest of the
body perfectly motionless. Rotate
seven times, stop and then rotate
right shoulder likewise. Then rotate
both shoulders at the same time
seven times. Repeat entire exercise
10 times.
Standing erect, bend elbows and
place fingers on shoulders. Push ell
BOWS backward. trying to make them
touch. Then take fingers from
shoulders, drop hands to waiStline
and force elbows together in back.
You should be able to make them
touch each other, so keep trying
until they do touch. Take this ex-
erciSe easy the first two or three
days until back muscles have been
hmbered.
Now, maintaining the same erect
position, extend your arms straight
out, shoulder level. Keeping elbows
unbent, swing arms forward and
clap hands. then swing them back
as far as they will 60, palms facing
forward. Get a good rhythm to this
swing and the maximum of stretch
ing.
After these gymnastics every
shoulder kink should be corrected!
Evening star., 1941-07-23

Add diving to your list Of in
terests this summer. If you want
instructions to follow. send a g.
cent stamped, self addressed en-
velope with your request for my
leaflet to Josephine Lowman in
care Of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1941-07-23

pony coats in their numerous ver-
sions. A bit more of an investment
makes dyed squirrel. gray squirrel
and Persian paw within your grasp
Somewhere around this price range
is gray kidskin, the ideal fur for a
young girl, particularly of school age.
A revival of American broadtail.
now very properly known as sheared
South American lamb, is on the
scene. This fat fur is very smart
looking and can be had in dark
brown, black, gray and a shaded
gray-to-white effect called wet
plaster" Pay just little more and
you can have Persian lamb, China
mink. Hudson seal, sheared beaver
or dyed ermine-still without being
forced to take to robbing banks or
waiting for rich relatives to make
good on their wills. There are guam
titles of other furs, of course, but
these are the most outstanding.
As for fashion news in addition
to the trends already mentioned.
buyers tell us that the loose-fitting
coat is still the most popular Col
larleSs types are almost extinct;
skirt lengths remain about the
same; armholes are deeper. The
only two yokes being used aN a
very high one and a split one which
does not meet in the back The
turned-up cuff is important and
some of the new coats have an in
genious arrangement whereby the
inside of the sleeve is faced with a
band of fur. When you wear the
coat for daytime, leave the sleeve
turned down: use it for dressy eve
ming occasions and turn back the
sleeve to create fur cuff.
People. we hear lately. are doing
away with buttons. preferring a
hook and ring which has none of
the Objectionable bulkiness. Very
few novelty touches are being
shown. You may find a military
Influenced belt once in a while, but
so far these patriotic touches are
being left off of fur coats. Be sure
to have your initials put on the
lining of your coat. to insure proper
Identification.
This business of increased prices
has the furriers running around in
little. worried circles, and after fol-
lowing the same pattern for a few
hours, this department gave up
All We can tell you is that prices
orc IN nou opd co,tip,,ipo m cliv,b
according to reports we've gathered.
Also preparing to plague the en-
tire industry is the new tax which
many furriers think will amount to
something like 10 per cent and
probably take effect within the next
month or so. Somewhere along
the line the consumer is going to
pay. Well give you more details
If and when we get them.
Evening star., 1941-07-23
My Neighbor Soys:

Leather-covered chairs that
have become sticky should be
cleansed with a cloth moist
ened in gasoline, penzine or
alcohol. Then apply olive oil,
let stand 48 hours and wipe
thoroughly with cheesecloth.
Never sprinkle pongee. Roll
it up in towel while wet and
iron while still damp.
To cook a ham so that it will
retain all its flavor, incase it
with . paste made Of common
flour and water, taking care to
see that the steam cannot
escape. Bake in a hot oven,
allowing q quarter of an hour
for every pound. When cooked
the paste can be easily removed
and it takes all the rind with
it. A ham cooked in this way
is delicious.
Evening star., 1941-07-23
You Value Your Library Guard Books Against Destructive Svers
Insects Will Gnaw Bindings
To Reach Glue Beneath;
Worse in Summertime
Dust or Spray Volumes and
Shelves With Reliable
Powder or Solution
By Marparet N0peH

The angelic appearing little silver though yery white
pearance bakhead literary
a
The silver fish fish moth scker varousy
identified
nce has particular fondness for starchy sized materials
silver fShS aVorie theater of activity
The scker appeaion derives from the pests agility in dodsng
slipping of hand
long ee the head and the three long ppendag the end of
the The
Silver fish reproduce through called
small editions of the adults The life cycle but in general
confined months.
silver demands pyrethum
the the
booksheve baseboard walls
Evening star., 1941-07-23
Rv Barbara Bell

Smooth. suave, and subtle, here
Is a frock which spells glamour
In every line. From the deep, re-
vealing, open neckline to the free
swinging hem, this frock speaks of
sophisticated smartness. See how
the bodice scanning emphasizes the
natural bust line-and how the skirt
Is attached at the new lower waist
line. Side sashes tie in back to pre-
serve a smooth fiatness in front.
Pattern No. 1438-B is a style which
will fatter you. 1t makes a frock
which will give you the secure, hap
py feeling of being smartly and
fashionably dressed.
Make it in smooth silk, rayon
Or cotton crepes. Or taffeta, velvet,
velveteen for afternoon and evening
parties. Neckline and sleeves may
Evening star., 1941-07-23
Bread and
Butter
Notes
Well Established
Custom Applies
To All Visitors
By Emily Post

II 4 boy (or girD Is old enough to
paw visits on his own to his young
friends, then he is old enough to be
made take the responsibility him
self when he returns home. OF
writing a thank-you note to their
mother. This note Is really the
only exaction of etiquette after stay
ing in some ones house; the only
return any well-brought-up child
would be expected TO make for the
family's hospitality.
Today, as in almost every collec-
ton of letters, there is one that
explains what might possibly be an
exception to the rule. 1t is from a
mother who writes me that her son.
aged 9, has so far this summer
visited the families of two young
friends, who are at summer resorts,
and that he now has third invita-
ton.
IN the first two cases" she ex-
plains. each family having only one
child I gave in and let him take a
present to his friend. But if I allow
him to accept this new invitation,
will 1t mean letting him take four
presents, since there are two chill
dren who are equally his friends.
and two other younger children?'
1t might mean taking two presents
to the older children simply To
avoid running the risk OF hurting
them. In other words, II all these
friends concerned are friends of
each other, the last two might some
time hear from the other two about
the things he brought them. But
if this is not likely, and you feel that
you cannot afford even two mex
pensive presents, perhaps YOU can
persuade him to put the idea out of
mind this time by explaining to him
that taking presents at such times
is question entirely Of what one
can do and not of what one is ex-
pected to do.
Dear Mrs. Post: Is grandmother
considered a near relative? BY this
I mean would her death necessitate
altering arrangements already made
for a very big wedding?
Answer-Most certainly grand.
mother is a near relativel She is
but one degree removed from
mother and father. BY this I mean
that under ordinary circumstances
a very big wedding would have TO
be postponed for season at least
or else the word big" changed to
very small" Since this question
is asked in the first place it may be
that the circumstances are not
ordinary. 1t may be that the grand
mother lives far away-even per-
haps abroad and that her grand
daughter knows little about her, and
has never even known her personally.
In such a case as this the wedding
might perhaps take place as
planned. But il the grandmother
lived in town and was supposedly
well loved by the bride, an imme-
diate wedding of any size would be
much criticized.
Evening star., 1941-07-23

be finished with narrow braid, ruf-
fling or ricksrack.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1883
is designed for sizes II, IA, Is, ID,
90; 40 and A. Corresponding bust
measurements are 30, 80, "a, So. 50,
10 and AZ. Size II t30 requires ~
yards 35-tnch material.
Evening star., 1941-07-23
Diet Established

Adult moths discourage their
young from vegetarian dietary
habits by depositing their eggs only
on animal-f1ber materials such as
wool, haircloth, fur or hair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

LOOKS with a weather-eye on their
~ menus know how TO tempt heat-weary
appetites and spend less time in the
kitchen! They build simple, nourishing
meals around Heinz Home-syle Soups
those rich, old-fashioned favorites that al
ways make folks pass their plates for more!
SIow-cooked in small patches to coax out
all the tempting, delectable Aavors of
choice ingredients and seasoned with
a def, knowing hand :. Heinz Soups are
carefully prepared according to treasured
recipes handed down from one generation
of proud home cooks to- another
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
By Mrs Christine Frederick,
The Distinguished Authority on Household Efficiency

supplies is available. II living
far-distant from doctor or sup
plies. this list may have a simple
tourniquet set Of rubber tubing
added TO IL, with which 10 bind
the cut or injured limb to stop
bleeding, until the doctor arrives.
Bruises and sprains are genor-
ally more annoying than serious,
although a sprained ankle is
nnlhing 10 tamper with or neg
lect Use either very hot, or very
chill congresses TO reduce swell
ing; treat with Burrows Solution
as cold compress TO the injured
part, until the sprain can be
strapped or otherwise treated by
the doctor
Under excessive heat or humid
ity, the housewife herself (who
may be made faint also by the
heat of the cooking, or the close
air of the Kitchen may require
"A light dose Of aromatic spirits
of ammonia, another essential
item in any medicine chest. Ere
quently, too. the one who, on a
sultry day has come considerable
distance by auto. may be dizzy
or faint on getting out Of the