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Evening star., 1941-08-04

BY Baroness PianrOm
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the Nedwork Editor The Evening
Star.
Evening star., 1941-08-04
By Josephine Lowman

The average man and woman
give much more intelligent care to
their car than they do to their
bodies.
We started on this Journey
through life with a shining ex-
terror, streamlined curves. strong in
ternal parts and quick pickup.
Later our spark plugs became coat
our tenders bulged, and our paint
| job cracked.
OF course, no woman and no car
can 60 down the long road of liv-
ing and remain forever the same.
AS a matter of fact, many of the
marks which existence puts on us
and our cars are friendly-for in
stance, the scratches on the fender
where the children climbed and the
tolerant charm which living gives
a woman.
However, needless deterioration
and unnecessary trouble with in
ternal parts can be avoided if regu-
lar, thoughtful care is given as the
years 60 by. Paint jobs can be pro-
tected with external coating, care
full driving will sidestep bent fen
ders, and those that have bulged
can be Strengthened with modern
| methods.
Our body is complicated piece of
human machinery. Both cars and
human bodies REQUIRE proper lubri-
cation and fuel, and both deteri-
crate from lack of use. A woman
gets as rusty sitting in a rocking
chair as a car does resting, month
after month, in the garage.
In his book, "Healthful Living"
DR.. Harold S. Diehl, professor of
preventive medicine and public
health and dean of medical SCI
ences at the University of Mime
! sofa, says:
"The health of most of us could
be materially improved and our
pleasure in living increased if we
would only live little more in
telligently"
He mentions the importance of
periodic physical examinations and
SAYS: "One should bestow upon the
body as much care and intelligence
as one would give to a fine piece
of machinery. Examinations should
be more frequent as age advances,
for this is the period in which de-
generative processes make their ap-
pearance."
One physical examination a year
should be the rule for every one
and once every six months for
middle-aged women. This isn't
neurotic. It's preventive medicine,
and it's sensible!
1t is amazing that most persons
give more thought to the selection
of their mechanic than they do to
the acquisition of doctor. In the
medical profession, as in every other,
we find quacks and incompetent
practitioners. Investigate the man
in whose hands you place your
health and your life. DR.. Diehl
gives these rules for the selection of
a doctor:
/. Ask a leading hospital for sug-
gestions.
2. Get a list from the county med
ical society which outlines the
Evening star., 1941-08-04
This Weeks
Preserving
Recipes
By Betsy CaSweH,
Woman's Editor
SPICED GOOSEBERRIES.

5 pounds gooseberries.
cups sugar.
cups vinegar.
tablespoons cinnamon.
l tablespoon cloves tgroun6.
l orange, grated rind and Juice.
Top and stem the gooseberries. add
other ingredients and let stand for
several hours. Bring slowly to a
boiling point and cook for two hours,
until thick. Pour into sterilized jars
and seal at once.
sPICED CURRANTs.
7pounds fruit.
5 pounds sugar.
l pint apple vinegar.
3 tablespoons cinnamon.
2l2 tablespoons cloves.
n tablespoon allspice.
Make sirup of the sugar. the
vinegar and the spices. Boil until
thoroughly blended. Cool. Add the
fruit, which has been picked over.
replace kettle on the fire and boil
rapidly for IS minutes Pack in
sterilized jars and seal at once.
CANNING TOMATO JUICE.
Cut the fruit into quarters, leav-
ing the skins on. Boil In a little
water. very gently. until the juices
begin to flow, and then allow them
to simmer for 80 minutes. Strain
we'll through several thicknesses of
cheesecloth and flavor with one tea
spoon of salt to each quart of juice.
Reheat to boiling point and pour,
boiling hot, into hot sterilized jars.
Fill jars to overflowing and seal at
once. Choose perfect tomatoes as
far as possible; mold spots and scars
make the juice bitter.
APPLE JELLY.
Weigh the sliced fruit and add an
equal amount Of water, by weight.
Cover the kettle and set on fire.
Boil moderately until the fruit is
soft. Strain the juice through
jelly bag. The pulp can then be re-
turned to the fire for a second ex-
traction. The same amount of water
is added as for the first cooking and
care must be taken that the mixture
does not scorch. 1t is well, therefore,
to stir it occasionally. Boil the fruit
for IS minutes, then let stand for 10
minutes longer before straining. Ex-
tract all possible Juice, mix the first
and second extracts and strain
through four layers of cheesecloth
or a jelly bag Measure the juice,
place in a kettle and boil rapidly un-
til half has evaporated, then add
sugar, using two-thirds as much
sugar as juice by actual measure.
Dissolve the sugar and then boil
Evening star., 1941-08-04

dress for dressing up" and perhaps
a cotton evening dress or any other
informal evening dress for dancing.
Include suitable shoes and &C
cessories, slippers and robe, and
perhaps sweater and skirt for the
cool weather which you always may
encounter in the mountains.
Dear Miss Caldwell and
Mr. Harrison:
My boy friend and I are hav-
ing an argument about kissing
on the street when saying good
night. I think it is incorrect; he
thinks it's all right because many
people do it. I can't find anything
on this in any etiquette book. SO I
hope you can settle our problem.
We both like to do what is correct.
G. G. v.
Just why is your boy friend saying
goodnight to you on the street?
He should be escorting you home
and taking his leave in the COM
parative privacy Of your front hall
or porch, rather than bidding you
goodnight on q public thorough
fare.
Generally speaking, any display
of affection in public should be
avoided. OF course, such gestures
are accepted in railway stations and
other places where farewells and
greetings are the natural thing.
And a rather casual good-by kiss
on the street might not be objec-
tionable if circumstances made 1t
necessary for you to part in such
public place. However, fervent
clinches are out.
Dear Kay and Alden:
|, Suppose that at the last moment
before a date your boy friend finds
that his family car Is not available.
Is it correct to offer him the use Of
yours? ANNE.
Yes, if the boy can make no
other arrangements and If motor
transportation is necessary to keep
the date. However, we'd do 1t only
II We knew the boy quite well.
Evening star., 1941-08-04

unless 1t Is an absolute necessity. Z
Of course, this is often the case:
When a woman is left with her
children to support and they cry
to her for bread, she has to con-
slider their physical wants before
their spiritual ones and leave them
to others to rear. Her lot is a
hard one, and among the unsung
heroines Of life are those mothers
who are forced to leave a sick child
who is crying for Mamma to 90 and
stand smiling behind a counter all
day or to pound a typewriter while
their souls are torn with anxiety
about the bad company wayward
little boy is getting into.
1t is not of these I speak, but of
the women who evade the RESPONSE
bilities of motherhood because oe
restlessness and love of excitement,
and because they find running bar
more amusing than fixing a baby's
bottle. They have good homes, kind
husbands, incomes that would sup
port them in comfort, but they find
houseWork dull and monotonous
and the prattle of their little chill
dren boring society.
Sometimes these women justify
themselves on economic grounds.
1.-TWO of us bringing in salaries in
stead of one enables us to live in
so much better style than we could
if only John had a job, and really
the children don't miss me. I have
always worked and they never ex-
pect to see me except at dinner
time"
Sometimes their alibi Is expe-
diency: ut is simply idiocy for a
talented woman who can command
a good salary to waste herself on
being a nursemaid. Why should I
wear myself out doing the work that
a S15-a-week girl can do better?"
Or they say, self-righteously: Il
employ a baby specialist when my
children are little, and then COM
petent governess. and they are far
better taken care of than my sis
ter's. who spends all of her time
fussing over hers"
All of these excuses would be valid
except for the fact that human in
genuity has never yet invented
synthetic mother that could take
the place of a real one. No gov
erness has the patience and the un-
derstanding that mother has. No
tie so close as that mystic one that
binds a mother and child together.
It takes a mothers hands to form
a child's character, and this cannot
be done in brief conversations once
or twice a day. 1t is a labor of love
that must go on for years and years
and years, with a mother in con-
slant association with her children.
guiding, encouraging, correcting,
praising, until the result of her
perfected work is a fine man or
woman.
No woman has the right to have
children who is not going to give
her own personal time and atten-
ton to rearing them. Let all of
the part-time mothers put that in
their cigarettes and smoke it.
Evening star., 1941-08-04


her anxiety in this case is ground
less.
In fact, we know of no more
wholesome way for a girl to meet
her friends than by having them
gather at her home for this sort of
informal fun The crowd is Ger
tainly better off banging a table
tennis ball around your basement
than they would be tearing across
the landscape in automobiles or
loafing in some sweet shop.
AS long as you are entertaining
the whole crowd, we can't see how
the boys could possibly interpret
your actions as asking for dates" !"
We think this custom is a fine idea
and should be continued.
Dear Kay Caldwell and
Alden Harrison:
Is it necessary for boys of Is and
16 to thank a girl after dance
and take her to her seat? Is it
proper for a boy to walk a girl home
from parties, ETC.? If boys don't do
these things, what should be done
about it? HARRIET.
The answer to your first. two
questions is an emphatic ''yes." AS
for your third question, there's not
much that you can do to teach good
manners to the boys you know.
That was their parents job, and
should have been done long before
this. You can only hope that the
boys will acquire little more savvy
as they grow older and become more
experienced socially. Meanwhile,
you might encourage them to read
our column!
Dear Columnists:
Will you please tell me what
clothes would be suitable for four
day trip to a mountain resort?
EDITH.
Take several shirtwaist type
dresses Cor slacks, If you prefer
them; clothes for any active sports
In which you take part, such as
tennis, swimming, golf, riding, ETC.;
. sport coat, an informal printed
Evening star., 1941-08-04
Children Need the Guidance Only Mother
Married Women Who Hold
Other Jobs Being Unfair
To Coming Generation
They Evade Responsibilities
Because of Restlessness
And Love of Excitement
By Dorothy Dir


The problem of the working whether
the system by cwdng Of the commercial world
children
beautifully said that when God found out that He could
worked well the
renegng rearing
fashioned mother
children hand? That the important question that before
today depends the future of cza
will
they will the world
the cradle rules world
cradles the that modng
mines shall the longest day of its life Good bad
terrible her appointed others
Evening star., 1941-08-04

Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1444-B
is designated for sizes s, 10, IL, IA
and Is years. Size 10 waistcoat and
skirt require 225 yards 35-inch
material, blouse requires l yard 35-
inch material
If you are planning school sewing
now. send Is cents for the fall and
winter Fashion Book. 1t offers pat
terms for party frocks, school dresses.
coats, and accessories-in complete
size ranges.
Evening star., 1941-08-04

rapidly until liquid sheets from the
spoon and pour into hot, sterilked
glasses. Let stand for a few minutes,
remove any surface scum and when
cool cover with parafin.
SPICED APPLE JELLY.
4 quarts apples.
6 cups vinegar.
/ stick cinnamon.
u teaspoon cloves.
II teaspoon grated nutmeg.
Sugar.
2 slices lemon.
cups water.
Wash and slice the apples, cook in
the vinegar and water with the
spices and lemons until soft. Drain
through jelly bag. Measure juice,
boil for 20 minutes and then add
sugar, allowing three-quarters cup
for each cup of juice. Boil rapidly
until sirup sheets from the edge of
the spoon, pour into hot, sterilized
glasses and cover with parafin when
cool.
Evening star., 1941-08-04
Personal

Bill - please call tonight I've
made your favorite chocolate
cake with Rumford Baking
Powder. It's a honey! But
even if you don't come tonight,
the cake will still be fresh to-
morrow. For Rumford helps
retain the natural moisture
that keeps fresh taste and tex
ture longer. Rumford contains
no alum, never leaves a bitter
taste. FREE. Send for ne,o
booklet, containing dozens of
bright IDEAS to improve your
baking. Address: Rumford
Baking Powder, Box 3 Rum
ford, Rhode Island.
Evening star., 1941-08-04
Crowds Current Queries
Problems of Etiquette Have Young
Group Seeking Some Sound Advice
By Kay Caldwell and Alden Harrison


fellows
Sunday nights they usually
something of that But lately mother stopped
afraid the boys will think asking them
think? In
It's natural for mother to ANYTHING
Evening star., 1941-08-04
Ny Neighbor Says:

To remove finger marks from
washable wallpaper, rub gently
with a soft cloth dipped in
warm water. Wipe off quickly
and then dry with a clean soft
cloth.
II your vacuum cleaner has
several attachments, make the
best use of them. They come
in handy for cleaning behind
radiators, bookcases and the
refrigerator.
For the buffet table try this
stuff followed beets, carrots
or hard-cooked egg cases with
cheese, ham, or pickle relish
sandwich filings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Dancing With Judy
His Birthday Gift

RAY MCDONALD celebrated his
first birthday in Hollywood re-
cently-his twentieth in all-and
thanks to judy Garland was
handed the finest present Of his
life.
Ever since seeing his test Judy
has wanted to do a dance with
Ray as partner in Babes on
Broadway She hasn't missed a
chance 10 sing Rays praiSes.
Finally she won out. The two
were told they would
have a dance number in The
finale a la Fred Astaire and Gin
ger Rogers tn mark something
new for Judy, although she did
the La Conga with Mickey Rooney
in Strike Up the Band
For Ray it m e ans his first
chance to dance in pictures, al
though he already has completed
straight acting roles in Life
Begins for Andy Hardy and
Down in San Diego
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26

ANOTHER MOVIE version of
newspaper life is witnessed in the
new film which opened at the
Adams yesterday, The Bride
Wore Clutches. Two newcomers
TO the screen. Lynne Roberts and
Ted North. carry the leading roles
of reporters.
When his paper is Scooped twice
because Of his lack of news, North
is fired and Immediately tries 10
uncover a good yarn which will
put him back in the good graces
of his editor.
With the help of his star re-
porter sweetheart, Miss Roberts,
North tracks down a mob OF
gangsters and joins the gang 10
learn of their hideout and leaders.
As might be expected, the hero
eventually foils the gangs rob-
berry attempts and gets the ex-
elusive story
Edgar Kennedy, Robert Arm
strong. Lionel Stander and Rich
ard Lane are cast in the support.
ing roles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Joel's Wife TO @ Ell
Face in New Film

JOEL McCREA and his wife,
Frances Dee. may have a rule
against working together IN a pic
ture, but there's nothing 70 pre-
vent Frances from getting her face
in Jocl's latest picture Sullivan 5
Travels Just tho same
In the set representing q movie
producers office. Director Preston
Sturges hung nunerou, huge pho
tographic arrangements Of femi-
nine stars They arc all Para
mount personalities excepting one.
This is a prominent photo OF Miss
Dee-or Mrs. Joel McCrca.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Sings Five Songs

DEANNA DURBIN will sing
five classical numbers in her new
picture, tentatively titled Almost
An Angel They are The Lords
Prayer" Relationships Sleeping
Beauty Ballet" "Clavelitos. Co
ing Home" and "Viene La Conga.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Film Heavy Plans
Five-Year Care er

ALBERT DEKKER. the char
acter actor who is rapidly soaring
TO stardom, disclosed that he has
his own five-year plan. He has 4
daughter Jana, who is 2 years
old. BY the time she is 7, he feels
that she will be old enough TO
want 20 see her father on the
screen
BY that time. Decker IS deter
mined to forsake the heavier, un-
sympathetic roles such as he
played in Mr.. Cyclops.' Reach
ing for the Sun" his current
Among the Living" and concen-
trate on lighter things.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
With Posse

ONE OF the most thrilling ex-
periences Of his life, Frank Morgan
recalls. was when he rode with a
sheriff'S posse out of Las Vegas in
pursuit of an outlaw. 1t gave him
his first real taste of life in the
Old Southwest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
The Bride Wore Clutches Opens
As The New Attraction at the Adams

After two successful weeks at
the Fox. Moon Over Miami,
starring Betty Cradle, Robert
Cummings and Don Ameche, has
been moved to the Aadms TO COM
plete the double bill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26

Theater.
Although pa
of I h e
original Sunny
may not recog-
niZe the story,
they will [ h e
four j ero m g
Kern hit tunes,
Who" Sun
ny" "D'Ya Love
Me : ana lWO
Little b lu e.
b ir d s." Anna
N e agile sings
a n d d a nc e S
gh the
film in the title
supported
by John Carroll,
Ray Bolger and
I he ( a m o u S
dancing team,
Paul and Grace
Hartman.
r h @ 81 o W
mOVinp story iS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26

spots. il has a patriotic back
ground and furnishes some inter
esting scenes. all of which make
this worth while film
The supporting cast includes
Ralph Morgan. Samuel s Kinds.
Vaughan Chaser. Charles Smith
and Pierre Waikln.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Voice Praised

MELVIN DOUGLAS, voice is
considered by sound men "the most
evenly modulated~~yoice in pic
lures Douglas now is playing
the male lead i'm Our Wife.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Musical, Drama
Offered at FOn
New Bill Brin gS
Entertainment
Variety
BY MAURICE WALKER

A STREAMLINED version OF
the stage success. Sunny" teamed
with the romantic drama, "Adven-
ture in Washington, make up the
well-balaneed bill at the Fox
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Plans Tour

ROSEMARY LANE is taking a
brief holiday, following the COM
pletion of her role in Time Out
for Rhythm. before making plans
for a new personal appearance
tour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
EDUCATIONAL FILM

Not only is this an entertaining
film. but educational as well for il
takes you behind the scenes in
Washington and reveals the
method Of training the Senate page
boys.
Marshall is east a congressman
who nearly loses his career when
he is charged with taking a bribe
and revealing important national
information
Gene Reynolds gets his first real
chance As young hoOdlum whom
Marshall has appointed 10 be a
Senate page boy for sentimental
reasons. Gene turns IN a fine job
which should win him more impor-
tant roles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
SongStress

VOCALIST Jeanne Moore
is featured nightly in the cur
rent show at the Club Tro-
cadero.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
COMES TO AID

Miss Bruce Is the wlSe-cracking
Senator Marshall bat coming TO
his aid when the trouble begins.
Although the story drags in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
MARDI GRAs SETTING

The Mardi Gras in New Orleans
Is the setting for the film while
the plot deals with the struggle
- circus girl who is torn be-
IN marrying handsome. rich
s0c,herner above her social status
or the kindly ring master of the
show. Her decision to marry the
rich man. John Carroll. almost
proves fatal when the family steps
in and causes trouble. However.
love finally wins out and there is a
happy musical ending.
Edward Everett Horton handles
the comedy assignment with
Frieda Inescort and Helen Westley
completing the cast.
All the excitement Of Washing
ton today is captured in the sec
ond feature. Adventure in Wash
ington. starring Virginia Bruce,
Herbert Marshall and the young
Detroit actor. Gene Reynolds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26

ANNA NENUIsE IIIUNIIIb SUI II
stimulated by the excellent dane
ing of the Hartmans and Ray Boil
ger and the harmonizing Of Car
roll and Miss Neagle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
)C-Niichlgan at Cass

TnUrp-I2siS Cd. River. no. 1850 4
iUWLh Open at i:15 p. NJ. Park Free.
Cooled Carole Lombard. Robt. Montgomery
Geld, Marshall EAST OF THE RIVER"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26

U0CIIE-Harper at Harvard. Park FIR,
IOOOL on STAGE
FIVE ALL-STAP
ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
VAN nvYr-yan Dyke Nesr Harper

VARSITY oD.n Sss nsss SHOW how ,cSS
Cooled. James Stewart. Judy Garland Lana
Turner Hedy Lamar in "ZIEGFELD
GIRL" Plus Wendy Barrie IN "RFPENT
AT LEISURE" Free Candy at Matinee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26

Mich. Phone 40 +
OlIlO Mat $50 Loretta YOU'VE Poht
Preston. LADY FROM CHEYENNE. 4"
THE SINGING HILL" Gene Autry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26

STRAND-Gd. Rivcr-ilth TY. s-ioos +
OihhItD Open t.tS p. NJ Bette Davis.
George Brent In THE GREAT LIE"
"MR. AND MRS. SMITH" with
Carole Lomhe "a and Robert Mont gonnery.
ATTEND OUR SPECIAL OWL SHOW!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26

ROYAL (lAK-Cooi Comfort. Park Free +
hUlhL Ohh Jas. stewart. Hedy Lamar,
Judy Garland. THE ZIEGFEID GIRL"
PAPER BtLIETS." with Jack LaRue.
LAST COMPLETE SHOW STARTS 10 PM.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26

warren-MiIler Rd. OR 500 4
OihOLL Cont from 2. Park Free Air
Girl" ride on. vAoUERO," Cesar
Romero. Late Show Starts 10 =. NJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26

pIU0I A--Cadillac-E. Forrest PI. ss26 4
W'ULh open y AS 15c 20 =. zoe After 3
n NJ Park Free Air Cooled Comfort Il
" Blonden. Dick Powell. MODEL WIFE"
"THEN DARE NOT LOVE-" Geo. Brent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26

cTpATE0pD--i75i W. Vernon Highway 4
OlhhlI UNI Omen 100 p VI Cooled, p.
Aren. MEN OF THE TIMBERLANDs."
NAVAL ACADEMY" F. Bartholomew.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26

EACT0WN-Harper-Nan Dyke. ". 9O6I 4
LhOiVHH TO-DAY SPECIAL ADDED
ATTRACTION THE KILLER WHO KILLS
UNHEARD AND UNSEEN III MING
THE HARD WAY" 20 MINUTES or
ACTION THRILLS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26

-FenkeII. HO. an =

Uboi b'D News Irene Dunno and
Cary Grant IN PENNY SFRENADE."
Judy CanoVa in "SIs HOPKINS" Cartoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26

pIUICp A-Grand River-Joy Rd. CT. 42Sl
MEiLhh Comfortably Cool Last Show
Il William Powell. MyrnA 10y, LOVE
CRAZY" Plus Fredric March. Margaret
SULLIVAN ~ so ENDS DIR MIGHT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26

CTVIc nETpnTT-KeIIy Road-whlttlsr
Ol|lN-DLihViI Open I 100000 Park
Free Bash Rathbone, "BLACK CAT"
"PLAY GIRL" Kay Francis. J. Ellison.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26

EnpEeT-woodwsrd at Forest
VhLOi Open $3.50. All Seats iOc All
Times. Judy Canovs, "SIS HOPKINS"
INVISIBLE GHOST" with Bela Lugoei