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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
77 PER CENT OF TOTAL

Detroit's total assessment of
s.. SOS, 25o.76O represented II per
cent of the total county assess
rfnanf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15

tention between supervisors
township officials and the state
tax commission for many years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15

Lieutenant Colonel Hutch
inson, father of the famous
flying family, pictured tell
ing Detroits Adcraft Club of
how he and other American
volunteers are flying bomb
ers over the sea to Britain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
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Itchy Eczema, pimples, angry red
blotches and other skin irritations
due 10 external causes is by apply
ing Peterson's Ointment To the
affected parts. Relieves itching
promptly. Makes the skin look
better feel better. Peterson's Oint-
ment also soothing for tired, itchy
feet and cracks between toes, &c. all
druggists. Money back II not delighted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
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4 few minutes eve
nings, now and then.
will put Jour teeth
right.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15

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y for the active life Typicay modern, in wanting
know the scientific facts about the cigarette she smokes In
choosing Cames Dorothy Nuys enjoys the scientific
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freedom from the harsh, irritating qualities of heat
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reports that in the smoke of extramid Camels, -
there is less nicotine fSee ADORE rigbkB
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15

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Evening star., 1941-11-02
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servative height, but will have mar
row brim.
Between his hat and his shoes, a
short man can use still other rules to
increase the illusion of height - or
also to make himself look simmer.
Thus, suits should be single-breasted.
The Jacket must not be so short that
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Mvstoekss Ohsn Hsip

xHIs man can also decorate his face
with a mustache. 1t is useful. since
it foreshortens his face. A wide one
does that best.
Now, that we are into mustaches,
let's examine some of the finer points.
As rule. gay blade of mustache
localized in two neat spots. is the most
debonair. But if a mans face has mas
sive proportions, he had best keep his
decoration scaled to size. The more
uptilt to mustache, the more youth,
full face looks. Try to get your hus-
band to experiment. He may even
discover. as plenty of fortnight men
have discovered before, that a waxed
mustache is a fastidious touch and
makes a nicer ornament than an
abandoned tuft.
A mustache may also be needed for
camoufage. 1t helps to screen faulty
teeth or gaps where teeth are too
widely spaced; it masks the jut of a
prognathic jaw; it keeps the secret
of short upper lip.
Last. let's talk about shoulders, that
droop, spelling the impression mans
clothes make, adding unfair years to
his age, and often giving an air of
general defeat. Best remedy, says Mr..
SEM, is a shoulder brace device that
looks like pair of suspenders with a
steel rod running across the back.
1t can be used, with no discomfort,
to girdle man to ramrod erectness,
and if he can once be got into it, he'll
thank you for your pains.
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Evening star., 1941-11-02

with high heels. The platform that
raises him is wedge of cork and is
hidden between the inner lining and
the outer sole of the shoe. 1t fools even
the gimlet-eyed A man can also build
up convincing height by wearing the
right hat - and that does not mean a
towering shake. The hat will be of con-
Evening star., 1941-11-02

it makes him look like an Eton boy,
nor so long that it slices inches OH
his legs If he likes patterned cloth
pinstripe vertical design will make him
look taller. But checked or herring
boned horizontals are bad because
they build him out East and West,
and less due North than he needs.
For a man with the opposite prob
lem of being too tall. lanky, and un-
calmly, subtle widening with hori-
zontal patterns in suits. even checks OF
hound tooth size, helps. Best spot to
upholster him for figure fullness is his
middle. So he should wear double
breasted suit. Best spots to pad him
out are shoulders, and he will look less
tall, more youthful and more flesh
and-boned in suits of lively or OF
lightish color.
Further - he can cut down some OF
his Ichabod-height if his hat boasts a
sizeable brim. But the crown must be
shallow. And nothing qualities better
than the old pork-pie.
Problems Eosiiy Solved
SUPPOSE your husbands problem is
face, head or some individual feature
that is at cross-purpose with the rest
of his looks. Just name the problem,
and Mr.. SEM will match it with one
he has already met.
Too-round face? There are ways
to make it look less so. Hair must not
be parted in the middle nor plastered
down seal-slick on opposite sides. On
the contrary. 1t should be parted on
the side. and if there is enough hair to
fool around with, it should be brushed
up and back for height. 1t should be
clipped close at the side Of his head.
If man is little short on hair over
his brow, Mr. SEM advises 'front.'
piece - frankly, a "toup," If cleverly
made. this also will remain his own
secret. Glasses are something else to
consider. On round face, they should
have high ear pieces. a high bridge.
and deep squarish lenses.
There is also the collar, One low
enough to show some neck. and made
with long wing flaps will help to slen-
derize his face. He should keep his
collar lodged under his Adams apple.
and snugly closed. He should have
neck bands that button at the top.
His hat? Choose crown that is
fairly tall and as wide across as his
face.
y There should be a dent in the
crown to break up all of that expanse
of roundness. A fedora with dashing
diagonal brim is the perfect hat.
If. on the other hand, man finds
fault because his is long face. he
should part his hair either straight
center or diagonally off center; keep it
fiat on the top; and encourage little
thickness at the sides. He needs high
collar and broad, low wing flaps that
spread away from his tie. And if he
wears glasses, they should have oblong
ovals, a low bridge piece and low tenn
piles. His hat, like the one recon-
mended for the tall man. should have
a blunt shallow crown. But the brim
should run out like an awning straight
across his face.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Film Time Clock

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About ~ A. m, 2 IS. 49, siS p. m
PALMS sTATE-"CauEht IN the Draft. "
: .0S $50. SO. II 10 ,. m; The Sea
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07

the cars. or at the most two, and
the others stand there gathering
dust in the Fieldsian garage.
Fields lives right across the street
from Cecil B. DeMille. who has
a whole fleet of machines.
LIKES ONE CAR
Ever since his bout with a
broken Sacro-iliac a few years ago
Bill has ridden in a heavy sedan
which eases the bounceS in the
pavement. If he had his way, this
would be his only car.
He was about to trade the car
in on a new one a while back. but
the dealer offered him so small ar
amount for il that Bill in business
like fury, decided to keep it. That
gave him two cars.
Then Fields did free radio
broadcast for an old friend who
was trying to get on his feet
After the show, the friend sur
priSingly presented Bill with 2
new station wagon. The great mar
couldn't hurt his friends feelings
so he took it. He has never ridden
in it but because it's a gift, he
must keep il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Adrian, Famous Designer,
Quits Movies for Own Shop
By LoUELLA O. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD. Aug. Adrian. world famed MG-M dress
designer who well known motion pictures. is
leaving MGM after II that lot He's the that finally
clothes designed
Crawfords clothes responsible
Norma Shearer all the other MGM beauties
have in the movies.
Adrian leaving open salon where he will only
to the glamour girls the movies but the sotes well
The back of his leaving MGM this time because
though he created styles he has allowed
chandSe them other designers have done.
So when the contract he decided IL alone You
imagine there CONSERVATION the femme
lot for many
him from designing their clothes did
he was on the lot If they want to engage him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Cabaret Cruise
Saturday Night j..

THE s. s. COLUMBIA will
leave the foot OF Woodward ave-
nue. AT IL p. m. Saturday with a
varied array of entertainment
talent aboard for its moonlight
cabaret cruise. Kay Dawson will
sing and will also act as mistress
of ceremonies, introducing Rio and
Rita in their popular Conga Chain
novelty Eddie Caps musical
novelty man, and Peggy Webb, tap
dancer.
Music for dancing will be fur
nlShed by Karl Spaeth and his
band.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Chides Profession

PRESTON STURGES, writer
who has been a director now for
only year. burlesques the movie
profession in "Sullivan's
Travels" his next Paramount pic
ture. Joel McCrea plays the di-
rector.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Simone Simon Stages Comeback

Smone Simon who has "comebacks"
Bernhadt staged "rewel making another rally The
Are Ready at RKO This the with Tim
Vic Mcagen and Eddie Lowe and Bnnie Barnsand smone
gets the romantic lead opposite Tim Holt
During Arrowhead holiday William Smone
gives really excellent performance The Devil
Webster The little French has
see She oversod pubcized
TO Hollywood that the show
her Well with the right perhaps
she will. She's due here the fifteenth from New
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Snapshots Collected at Random

Jawn barrymore has sold his cruiser The Mariner Stirling
Hayden for $4,000; Niven
Billy Conn gifted the bride Mary Louise with
on earrings before they left Hollywood Sunday Ben Lyon cabed
his avorte mohernaw Phyllis Daniels Buy Bebe
pair of silk hose" Nice order If you -what
stores limiting single purchases three
Mario Dwyer who made hit in King Kenned Yester-
days Laughter the role Of the mol
Wolf Columbia Irene Bordoni received word that her
refugees;
yellow from head telling friends the
she won't have day off between pictures Twentieth
giving.
in Hollywood Premiere" on WJR $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Comic CANISTER

THE ROLE Of a gangster with
a comedy vocabulary in Married
Bachelor" goes to Sheldon Leon
ard. He joins a cast headed by
Robert Young and Ruth Hussey
with Lee Bowman. Felix Bressart
and Sam Levene featured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Carlo Has New Interest

There is love light in Greta CARLOS This time
she's dining quietly hideaway with
Robert Alton always to be chroncng CARLOS changes
of heart.
1 the first to tell she Mamouan took
the automobile trip together:
Leopold Sokowski Italy the first
lost her the
told the IauSer cooling
rhumba teacher delightful company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Story Has Hollywood Background

Ann Sheridan Humphrey Bogart
records together They Drive by Night" will
in Nobody Lives Forever the W. R. Burnett story
club who marries his Believe
just purchased by Jack Warner Hollywood background
The singer (Anne) signed for the
almost breaks up her marriage.
Bogarts role is highly I suspect that
George Raft missing the lineup Boge
and heroic
popularity the lot and Of the S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
TOO MANY CARS

Although w. c. Fields is a plain
man of the people and likes to
keep the common touch, he never
theless owns four automobiles. But
he has an explanation.
1t seems that for one reason or
another the great man just can't
get rid of a car. 1t is a sore trial.
Actually Bill uses only one of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Tonieht's Concert
At Belle Isle

THE DETROIT FEDERATION
OF MUSICIANS BAND with
Albert Mancini as conductor and
Russell Peters as tuba soloist will
be heard in a program tonight in
the Belle Isle Shell starting al
SIS.
The program follows:
STAR sPANGLED BANNER
March, The Rouser' Reed
Overture "Trancred" Rnssin
Tuba Solo. "Pomposo' Have,
Russell Peters. Soloist.
tal "Claveltos' Valverd'
CO. "Amapola' Lacail'
Selections from Eileen Herbert
rNTERMIssIoN
March "Ga,e City" Weldon
Ballet Egypiten LuiEtn
Waltz Espana' wsldteufe
Echoes from the Metropolitan Opera
House Toban
"Stars and Stripes Forever souss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Dorothy Lamour Has Competition

Dorothy sarong
Cradle
She'll hula technicolor specially
by Mack Gordon Hawai'S melody
Bill lie Baron who will produce Song Of the Islands"
earth
They a terrific in Moon Over Miami"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
FASHION CHANGES

Future fashion trend in the mat
ter OF flngernails Cfeminine
variety):
Those becarmined. firewaeon-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
JOB BEGINS

The hill was first stripped OF all
leaving only bare earth,
rocks and gravel. With 10000 gal
Ions of black paint. a group of
painters went over the entire eight
acres of hill with spray guns and
did thorough job of it under the
direction of Walter Cooper,
standby painter on the picture.
Now the painted hill becomes an
integral part of the $4,000 set
of the Welsh town and mine which
the studio built at Brents Crags,
30 miles from Hollywood. Through
out production, il will be Cooper's
job 10 stand by with a spray gun
and keep the nude hill looking like
a mountain Of coal Stag. thus earn
ing for himself Hollywood's first
title of "hillSide nainter"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Hillside Painter Is NeWest
Odd Job Devised for Movies
BY JOHN TODD

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. Holly.
wood, the place where the worlds
oldest jobs are thought up. has
devised another one 49,. a hillside
painter" whose job it is to keer
an entire hillside of eight acres
covered with a coating of black
paint.
When Twentieth Century-FoA
started production on How Green
Was My Valley" it tried to secure
a trainload of coal Stag to form
the hill of Stag by the Welsh mine
which plays an important part in
the story.
Emergency conditions in the
country prevented its shipment
from the East. so studio thinkers
got 10 work and thought up the
idea of painting an entire hill to
look like Stag.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Kiss the Boys
Goodbye Is Coming
Michigan to Show
Out of the Fog
on Same Bill
By MAURICE wALKER

Two mountaineering Broadway
plays that have been given the
movie touch viii dominate the
screen OF the Michigan Theater
starting tomorrow. The first is the
tuneful kiss the Boys Goodbye,
starring Don Ameche. Mary Mar
I'm and Oscar Levant with Connie
Boswell Rochester and John
Scott Trotter and his orchestra in
the supporting roles
"Out Of the Fog, taken from
The PLAY. Gentle People VIII be
the second attraction with John
Garfield Ida Lupino and Thomas
Mitchell IN the stellar roles.
In the movie version Of Kiss
the BOYS Goodbye there have
been a few changes made from the
stage story. II was originally a
satire on the search for a Scarlet
OHara for the films with young
southern lass using all the tricks
she knows 10 get the Job. The
movies. however, have reversed
the idea and the search Is for a
singer TO appear in a stage pro-
ductlon.
GETS DESIRED ROLE
John Garfield finally gets the
role he wanted 10 play on the
stage in the drama "Out Of the
Fog. II seems John was all tied
in Hollywood at the time he got
the Broadway offer and was un-
able TO take the part. When the
play went into production Sylvia
Sidney and Franchot Tone had the
roles.
Tom. Dick and Harry" has
made such a hit with Detroiters.
that il is going TO remain at the
Fox Theater for second week
starting Friday. This is Ginger
Rogers first film since Kitty
Foyle" and returns her TO the
screen in a similar role George
Murphy, Burgess Meredith and
Alan Marshall appear as Ginger 5
IElNAEiNilA NNlAhlNs ~ NV CNNNAAA
feature will be announced later.
ADAMS NEW BILL
The Adams Theater will offer
two new lively films on their bill
tomorrow. Sweetheart Of the
Campus" with Ruby Keller, Ozzie
Nelson and his band and Harriet
billiard. is one of the attractions
while the East Side Kids, Leo
Gorcey. Bobby Jordan and Huntz
Hall. open in their new film
"Bowery Blitzkrieg" as the COM
panion picture.
Beginning Friday the techni-
color film. The Shepherd of the
Hills" starring Harry Carey, John
Wayne and Betty Fields. will be
featured AZ the Palms-State. The
second half of the bill will be
Topper Returns"
Abbott and Costello in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
LIKES NATURAL BETTER

The actress decided she Liked
natural nails better and hasn't
used the garish colors since. She
even got an okay from director
Lucky" Thunderstorm to use nat.
ural nail polish in night club
scenes in her latest film, "Hot
Spot"
There's another reason, too
why Betty prefers the natura
nails. George Raft likes EN-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07

comedy. an the Navy" featuring
the Andrews Sisters and Claire
Dodd. will be the attraction al the
Fisher. Broadway Capitol, Riviera,
Cinderella and Royal theaters,
starting Friday. The second fea-
ture at all these houses. except
the Royal, will be Wagons Roll
at Night" starring Humphrey
Bogart. Ida Lupino and Eddie AL
bert. Al the Royal the other pic
ture Will be the dramatic Rage
in Heaven" starring Robert Mont
gomery and Ingrid Bergman.
NEW MADISON FILMS
Proven hits requested by .Madi-
son Theater patrons which start
today are Something 10 Sing
About" with James Cagney and
Anita Louise. and Green Light
with Enrol Flynn. Starting Sun
day the program will change to
Rose of Washington Square, with
Alice Faye. Tyrone Power and AL
Jolson. plus Spencer Tracy and
Loretta Young in Mans Castle. /"
In case you haven't noticed. the
United Artists is scheduled to
open August % with Spencer
Tracy in Or. Jekyll and Mr..
Hyde and Lew Ayres in another
.of the Dr. Kildare series, Or.
.Kildare's Wedding Day"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07

red talons sported by women will
become passe. It's part of women's
modern bent toward naturalness
according TO Betty Cradle.
The nails will require polish, OF
course, to give that well-groomed
look, but the polish will be hues
to enhance the natural-looking
effect Of the hands.
Betty first became intrigued
with the new fashion trenC
through necessity. She was banned
from using red nail polish in "A
Yank In the Raj" because Eng
lish women today are eschewing
such a luxury and carmined nails
would have been a Earring note
in the picture.
Evening star., 1941-12-16
WE'RE CARRYING ON!

wv PICTURE ,oorh 10 thousand cords and the
agree bespeas full quota and then about
tuaton Let's face ruhless
the which has suddenly threatened hor
Now that war-declared and rea- here long last it's going
last long make mistake about it! From there
be that of winning it. And going to '0in it,
of fcourse-unquestionabIy!
Our Army Navy and Air Service the finest cabe
In the world! You knO,U it-and so do /!
Our National Defense stand the threshold of the
mass production stage! You kno,c t-and so do II
Our American Womanhood- the armed forces in defense
work. and the homes the greatest morale force ear You
kno,o i and so do |!
Today all that has be done work earnest and with
unagging zea Obviously there but which this
be properly That's by Cooperation between Government
Evening star., 1941-12-16

and Capital and the Public and
All Three! . The Four Horsemen of Victory!
By cooperating together the elements which make great
democracy are invncble And both you and haze important
support giue!
As for me and the entire Air Lines organisation the
crysaclear ,cere carrying on With implicit confidence in
the armed forces country with full realization of the
strategic importance of aansporaton to National Defense the
Great Silver Fleet and the and behind it "a hours
day. already cooperating the utmost by maintaining
regular schedules meet demands
by operating all equipment at maximum efficiency!
In our position feel that the fullest and most helpful effort
which Just keep mind that this time
ton will win the war; And you, yourself haze turn
to cooperate by giving up your Siuerner-or
airliner-,phen the emergency demands It.
Evening star., 1941-06-25
u. 5. Construction Firm
Gets Contract in Britain

British sources reported today that
an American contracting firm,
Merritt Chapman and Scott Corp.
of New York, would undertake con-
struction in the British Isles at an
early date.
Thes type of construction was not
disclosed, but it was assumed here
that it might be some sort of base
installation either for air or naval
operations, because this firm re-
Gently built the Quonsett Point, r. l.,
naval air base.
Whether any large groups of
American workmen would be sent
to aid in the construction was not
certain, details of arrangements ap-
parently being left in the hands OF
the contracting firm. However, it
was supposed by informed persons
that number of technical men and
probably some skilled workmen at
least would be sent to Britain.
1t was considered likely that some
if not all of these would be flown
across the Atlantic.
Evening star., 1941-06-25
D. Bill
Continued From First Page0

mentary school, four rooms to be
left unfinished, In the vicinity OF
Hillside road and Alabama avenue
Sc. s167,500. The House had pro-
vided $500 for the preparation of
plans.
For the purchase of site for an
elementary school at New Jersey
avenue and P streets NV. for re-
placement of the Morse and Twin
ing Schools, $4,000.
Plans and specifications for a
new fire house on site already
owned by the District in the vicinity
of North Capitol and Crittenden
streets NV, $4,000.
Plans and specifications for
quarters for internes and physi-
clans at Gallinger Hospital, 5000.
Under public assistance the direct
relief fund is increased by 500, 900,
making it 81 ,050 900, and the old-age
pension was increased $25, 900.
For studies, plans and acquisition
of land for a vehicular crossing at
South Capitol and P streets and
the proposed Anacostia parkway ct
the north end Of the Naval Air Sta
ton, 100000.