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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

A child born on This dan
will experience many interesting
events iH-its colorful life. Capa-
bility and common sense plus
industriousness, its heritage. will
bring it recognition and achieve
ment Gf these gifts are rightly
used). Religious training an
essential comfort and balancer.
Copyright, 1882, by Kins Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Suggested Menu

you're serving the crowd informally, why not bring out
spaghetti chilli chicken pies chop suey? Any one
green salad hot rolls with artshaped
butter pats ehed heart Teefs and coffee.
Jehed rees attractive. Bake white cake In
large muffin pans layer and cut into three
squares Of each cake small heart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Chinese
War Film
At Institute
BY IRENE NJ. HAWKINS
womsn's Editor. The Detroit Times

IF YOU'RE one of those who
Il never miss the world adven-
turs pictures at the Detroit
Institute OF Arts, you're going
10 see an unusually interesting
one starting tonight "Kukan
-Unconquerable China"
The picture comes 10 Detroit
from q run OF II weeks on
Broadway, with sound and full
color.
1t represents a 10,000-mile
trip through China during the
past five years.
In it you'll see the Hell
Divers" on the Burma road.
China's secret route 10 Russia,
GeneralisSimo and NJ d a m
Chang Kai-Shek, the famed
Marco Polo road, the Chinese
army in the field, the fierce
guerillas that are the dread of
the Japs and the bombing OF
Chunking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
How II Came About

There's very interesting
story back OF this picture. Rey
Scott, who took them all. was
Just a newspaper man in
Hawaii when he met Miss
Ii Ling Al. Miss Ii, daughter OF
a physician in Hawaii and an
actress, was learning to fly a
plane.
She was in his office when the
first news came Of bombing in
China. Good Lord, said Scott
how Id like to be there
with my movie camera.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
FEB. 2t TO MARCH %

r y, # u WHHV IT IT
Benefits through inter-
ested persons and through the
way you handle your own affairs.
Friendly influences prevail, so
take courage. Dare to do the
difficult things.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

going rightly for the whole week.
Your attitude and planning are
important to your success and
that of your employer and asso-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
MARCH Fl TO APRIL 90

MARCH 2f TO APRIL 20
iRIES-Very benefc planetary
- vibrations today, especially
for you born before April 4. Put
all your energy and resources to
work for the gains and head
way that can be yours.
April et TO NAY 20
Tdurus-Venus (your signs
planet), the Sun, Moon and Mars
send benefc vibrations, Personal
achievement favored in diplo-
matte and military matters,
industrial trades, building. ship
ping and other maritime inter-
eSts.
MAY of TO JUNE 3I
GCmini-Industrial and fnan-
Cial transactions and work on
needed commodities are highly
favored. There is a warning not
TO confide in strangers or divulge
important secrets. Don't make
harmful, careless changes and
all should go well.
JUNE 22 TO JULY %
Cancer-An energetic, gener-
Gus period for starting new
undertakings, carrying on mat
ters already started, improving
organization work, holding con-
ferences and discussions and
making Roadway in any worthy
project.
JULY % TO AUGUST 2z
Leo-Army, navy. air service;
you working on equipment and
vehicles rs well as all employed
in sound, useful endeavors are
on the long preferred list. Today
should be a cinch for you GO
getter Leoites.
AUG. % TO SEPT. %
Virgo-Born after September
s? You may feel more restricted
than other Nirgoans today, but
remember, this day is favorable
for all who face il with the right
attitude. Read, listen, observe.
SEPT. % TO OCT. e5
Libr Matters that require
fnesse, artistry and those things
that can be enhanced by a new
way Of presenting them or dress
lng them up should be favorites
today Finances look good, too.
OCT. % TO NOV. 12
Scorpio-Your planet in benefc
aspects, forecasting for solid sue
cess IN your honest undertakings
now. Extend your ambitions and
energy, make Improvements, new
trys
NOV. % TO DEC. %
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES caution
IN written matters. such as con-
tracts, correspondence, writing
advertising. generally today
should be most fruitful and
amcnable 70 industrious endeav-
oIs.
DEC. % TO JAN. eI
Crpricorr-A mong the IA
vored: trades, manufacturing
government and the public's COM
modities, dealing in foodstuffs
and raw materials. clothing,
toi.otrIes, war necessities.
JAN. % TO FEB. ~
iqJoJU's 49, Work consistently
and hard today to get things
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

70 depth pairing knife lift The shape
Of
I'll the well with cI,tatd filing spread top and Jet
drip Spread heart from tho cake with
Jelly place lightly top Of clsard Edge tho cake
shredded Serve lace paper dolly dessert
Mat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
BY Frances
Drake


Look in the Section Your Birthday Comes h. and Find What
Your Outlook IL, According to the Stars,
For Moud1y February Z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
DEC. % TO JAN. 81

Crpricoru-A m ong the IA
vored. trades, manufacturing
government and the public's COM
modiues, dealing in foodstufTs
and raw materials, clothing,
toictrIes, war necessities.
JAN. % TO FEB. ~
iqB1JUs 49, Work consistently
and hard TODAY 20 get things
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

1T " = TT y Z = 1T " = =
4 RIES-Very benefc planetary
- vibrations today, especially
for you born before April 4. Put
all your energy and resources to
work for the gains and head
way that can be yours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

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Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
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Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Dancer Joins
Club RoyaIe Bill

1.-THE DANCER Ruby Ring,
who does handstandS while putting
on her hat replaces the knight
Sisters tonight at the Club ROyale
revue. Miss Ring is an aCrObatic
dancer who manages 10 be grace
ful even while tying herself in
Knots. Clever ballroom dancers
Freddie and Betty Roberts. who
recently starred at the Versailles
and LaConga\ an New York are
held ovet. as is Beverly Kirk who
recently played the Hotel Pierre
and the Rainbow Room in New
York with her own special songs.
Bob Hopkins adds 10 his laurels
as "A Wit In addition 90 carrying on
the master OF ceremonies duties. he
neatly mimicS such Hollywood
personalities as Bing Crosby. Bob
Burns. Joe f.. Brown and Charlie
ButicrWorth.
The Harriet Smith Lovely Ladies
dance gay opening and climactic
close 10 all this entertainment.
taking full advantage of Skeeter
Palmcr'S music, with Vocals by
Aylcne Mason.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Deep River Boys
At Paradise Today

WITH A repertoire OF more than
1000 songs ranging from swing Ia
.ClaSSicS. the Deep River Boys have
come up among the more popular
singing groups on the radio and
.are now ON a nationwide personal
appearance tour and Will begin a
weeks engagement AZ the new
Paradise Thcatcr. today, with their
80 people Harlem Merry-Go-
Round revue
one of the most versatile vocal
.quntetS i'm the country the Deep
River Boys are distinguished not
only for their original treatment
of >pTltualS and classical music.
bat tor i've rs well.
The FIRST run. screen feature is
% Sons O. Guns. a comedy I'm
which Tom Brown. Wayne Morris
and William orr attempt 10 evade
their draft SUMMONS
There viii be "A midnight per
formancc of complete stage and
screen fare Saturday at midnight.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
buy a BonlbFT---
Varsity to Hold
Cartoon Party

SATURDAY. THE Varsity The
alter VIII have a giant cartoon
party Tor all children attending
The matinee performance In addl-
ton 10 the current program "A
thrilling western and new and
exciting serial viii be shown
Heading the show Will be the
now serial thriller, Dick Tracy rs.
Crime Inc plus Wallace Beery $
latest laugh vehicle, "Barnaclc
Bill. and George O'Brlen IN
"I.eefot uf the LaMleSS.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
WHAT? AN ENCORE

As though playing two such
conccrtoS IN one evening were not
enough, he cncored with the Bach
Prelude in E-malor for violin un-
probably one of the
most difficult selections IN violin
literature. Here was a miracle of
technique combined with sustained
tone which sent us out IN such an
exalted state, we didn't even notice
the Zcre- blasts which aSsailcd Us
Despite the noisy Introduction 10
tie program with the Wagner
"Ricnzi = Overture, the orchestra
itself in the Ravcl
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Three Trees Opens
New Sepia Revue

a RHYTHMIC Sepia revue. with
the entire cast sharing. honors in
opening numbers and a clever
finale. is the entertainment fare at
the Three Trees this week. Head
ing an all-Star cast is Bobby
Campbell. hot-footing rhyth m
dancer.
The talented tap team Of Charlie
and Dotty win approval and en-
cores with their clever Tapping
Feet" routine, and Kitty stresses
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
JunqIe Beauty

MAUREEN O'SULLIVANS
makeup for her jungle role in
"Tarzan Against the World, Is
much more difficult 10 put on
than that with formal garb.
The actress reaches the studio
makeup department at . o'clock
each morning, for halrdress and
makeup. which inclu d 5 body
makeup.
"After ALL" she says. there's
lot more Of me 10 be made up
than when wear dre>se
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Menuhin OUerpOWering
As SOlOist of Program
nv CHARLES GENTRY

TWELVE YEARS ago a youth
ful NIolniSt named Yehudi Menu-
hin first appeared before a Detroit
audience as Sploist with The be
ttoit Symphony, with Victor Kolar
directing in Masonic auditorium.
Last night Ychudl Menuhin re-
turned 20 the Same StaA@ toNappcar
IN the same role with tho same
orchestra and The same director.
But there the similarity ends.
for during those j years the
young prodigy has become a full
blown genius the boy wonder has
become the mature and seasoned
artist.
Today Ncnuhn ranks with the
greatest masters of his particular
instrument and no one who heard
his performance of the Bach
E-maJor Violin Concerto last night
would dare TO challenge hlS
VlrtuO>ity.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

"DaphniS and Chloe Suite which
was the only other orchestral Of
fering.
kolar, not only directed excel
lent accompaniment for Menuh,n,
but hc sailed into lhe Ravel
Dances in a manner Which was
positively exciting.
\ Altogether il was one OF the
best concerts of the season. so far,
and we never missed Sir Thomas
Beccham for a minute.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

swing and Harlem boogie in her
vocal offerings.
Rose Morgan. queen OF sepia
condolences, take over as mistress
of ceremonies and the four Tree
a chorus line Of Harlem
beauties, make no a colorful back
ground with Dave Wilbourne and
his swing boys on the bandstand.
buy a Bomber Is
For the "InSide News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column i'm the Times.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
.arno Cast

ROLAND VARNO. stage and
screen character actor, was signed
for a Comlcal role in Il Married
an Angel which stars jeanette
Macdonald and Nelson Eddy.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
CONCERTO CONTRAST

In complete contrast was his
second offering with which the
concert closed the Dvorak A-minor
Concerto. a lyrical concerto, high
lighted with hravura passages and
boW-tWiStinG solo measures
These Mcnuhin enCompaSSed
with the greatest of ease. although
we felt. somehow, that his heart
was not quite IN such sentimental
work, especially after engaging his
talents IN the Bach Concerto.
Best of all we liked the final
movement which has a Bohemian
folk flavor set for sparkling >ynco-
patCd tCmpOS
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

Whom 7
ns'zs found him. hc
Mr. rICKrgi>G sand mat hc
had h,aIi ol b tut denied ha>-
ing tried 10 himself II he
really dli tll d. maybe Inc feels
embarrassed about H.. or maybe
81 tasted >o bad that he tried
not to remember ~,
never drank any kerosene
my self. bat haVe Siphoncd gaSo-
line out OF tanks by sucking on
rubber tube, and the general
result is about the same. no
doubt. Id rather have a cold.
IL wasn't too cold for Harry
Richman to appear on the
CkLW program yesterday Sa-
luting the Times for its Santa
for Service Men campaign.
While they were at CkLN,
Richman spied picture of
Britain's king and queen and he
started ribbing his pianist and
friend. Jack Golden, about il.
This mystified every one until
Richman and Golden explained.
When they were i'm England,
they appeared before the king
and queen.
The king went over 10 talk 10
them. and Golden, not expecting
this 10 happen. managed To have
his back toward the king when
the king approached.
IL il about the worst possible
etiquet. as l understand IL. Ia
turn YOUR back on the king AT
any time. hut the king was
good natured about IL and
tapped Golden on the shoulder.
Caught unaware, GO Zen
swung around and went into
jack knife bow which. accord
ing 10 RiChman, was 80 low
that Golden almost bumped his
nose on the floor.
The king seemed 10 enjoy il
thoroughly, hut ever since then.
Richman has been kidding
Golden about his "CurtsN."
Incidentally how does 10
happen that YOU can get in
cab in Windsor and the driver.
viii take you 10 Detroit but #
YOU get IN cab IN Detroit. the
driver can't take YOU 10 Wind
Sor9 He can take YOU as far
as the exit from tho tunnel. but
no farther.
Speaking of Windsor. a lot OF
people have told me / was all
wet when ! innocently wondered
whether you could get tires IN
Windsor.
Ed Moore of Windsor gave me
the worst going over Your
usual state of being well-in-
formed seems TO have slipped
over one ear" ne SAYS. land in
a moment of something or other
YOU struck out on an outside
low pitch. Hence the enclosure. "
The enclosure Is poem which
Moore says is probably not
immortal but I like d.
Why. rubber'S ScaTceT over here
than ever IN Detroit.
And YOU cant get a tire here
no matter how adr0lt
Why. in the restaurant one day
the waitress pencil slipped
An item on my la carte mo>'
carcleSSly she skipped
But since ! ann an honest guy ]
called attention 10 b.
7 know J., isn't every bloke Who
would so fairly DO i'
She scanned the faulty figures
and She reached for her
eraser.
And then She plt her penc.l
back thc problem seemed
10 lale her
And sadly then she sand 'o Wr
The check VIII have 70
stand
And though t1 lose tra uek..
d, lof. a Burning Shame
J cannot WASTE tra upAcE u
ycCtifs t.e
But tbcn am Inspiration i1r .ace
I' with reuct
She said o. +. IMPLY aia Dn
Then WITH gesture brief
She wrote araftCr ri,tp' clown
upon f.e c,Hng check
And 'rou remembered ru.-
thing o~. t.at I6 forgot
NN i..#
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
MASTERTUL PERFORMANCE

The intriCaCicS of the Bach work
are lndc>Cuhabla IT has no ornate
decoration, for Bach dl>dHued the
embellishments with which a later
century dressed lis virluoSo pieces.
Its three movements represent "a
test OF "a great artist. for il Is aC-
tual playing which counts here
Ncuuhlu S tone was like "a warm
flame glowing Illuminating the
dark orchestral color> which sur
round n M the accompaniment,
This tonal breadth and The sweep
.of his attack were magnificent
true equipment for a work of such
noble proportions as this Is.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

Hey, Before run oui pf
space. how about your mite 10
help build a Warplane 10 Strap
the JADs
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

Incidentally. how does it
happen that YOU can get in a
cab in Windsor and the driver
VIII take you 10 Detroit but II
YOU get IN a cab IN Detroit the
driver can't take YOU 10 Wind
sor9 He can take you as far
as the exit from the tunnel but
no farther.
Evening star., 1942-06-13
'Bornyord Golf
Hit as War Cuts
Horseshoe Supply

Because of war priorities, 'produc-
ton of pitching horseshoes seems to
be out for the duration, with the
result that "barnyard golf" en-
thusiasts may find it increasingly
difficult to indulge in the pastime,
according to an article In Domestic
Commerce by C. w. Martin.
During the last 80 years, produc-
ton of horseshoes dropped 81 per
cent and manufacturers who con-
tinued in business are now loaded
up with war contracts, and are not
able to fill non-War orders, the
article said.
Individuals and firms III city after
city are reported to be placing orders
for horseshoes to enable them to
shift from motor trucks to horses
and wagons" the article continued
Manufacturers of horseshoes state
that no orders are being filled, SIM
ply because the plants cannot ship.
under the requirements of the War
Production Board. The only relief
for the persons ordering is to COM
plain and hope that they can obtain
priority order. In the event that
the order can be obtained eventual
ly-assuming that the company or
individual has first gone through the
long process Of finding horses and
wagons, which are reported as being
extremely scarce, the road ahead
still remains bare of shoes"
Evening star., 1942-06-13
Nelson Appeals for Return
OF Excess War Profits
3, the Associated Press.

War Production Board Chairman
Nelson has appealed to manufac-
turers to give back to the Treasury
any excessive profits on war con-
tracts.
In radio address last night, he
coupled the plea with a warning
that the Government would catch
up eventually with those who took
more profits than were reasonable.
He also told farmers, Workmen
and consumers that all must get in
step with the Administration anti
initiation program, and described the
bootlegging Of gasoline and tires or
the boarding Of groceries as close
to treason"
I'VE will have to pay sitter taxes,
and we ought to start saving to pay
those taxes now" Mr.. Nelson said.
I'VE will have to invest at least 10
per cent of our current incomes in
War Bonds. Businessmen will have
to be contented with low. reasonable
profits Workers will have to forego
wage increases. except in cases of
substandard wages or inequities.
Farmers will have to accept a
ceiling on their prices at parity
Housewives will have to buy only
what they need as they need it, and
make everything last longer. A little
Tess in our homes may mean little
more on the battlefronts."
To businessmen, he said:
There is a direct responsibility
upon you to take no more than a
fair profit-and by that l mean fair
based on your actual costs and your
actual investment"
Evening star., 1942-06-13
'WPB Warns Paper Plants
To Restrict Repairs

The pulp and paper industry was
told yesterday by the War Produc-
ton Board that as one means of
sharing the burden of industrial
conversion at war production, it
must restrict its applications for
priority ratings Ito the very mini
mum necessary for essential repair
and maintenance"
Ina statement of policy, the WPB
pulp and paper branch disclosed it
had fixed standards for use as
guides in assigning preference rat
ings, and that affected companies
should determine their eligibility in
the light of these standards before
applying for ratings.
All requests for priorities for ex-
pansion of productive facilities will
be. denied, the branch said, unless
WPB has specifically requested the
expansion. Major improvements
should be postponed for the dura-
ton of the war, "even though post
ponement may mean a loss In pro-
duction," it added.
Priorities assistance will be
granted only for minimum mainte-
nance and repair, and substitute
materials must be used wherever
possible even though such use will
be inefncient or uneconomical.
In the event of actual emergencies
Of serious nature, where complete
or partial breakdowns Of equipment
have occurred, special priorities as
sistance will be granted.
Evening star., 1942-06-13
Humid Weather Threatens
Montgomery Wheat

Humid weather is threatening the
wheat crop in Montgomery County,
it was learned today.
The humidity, coupled with the
heat, forms a perfect medium for
rust, according to County Agent o.
w. Anderson.
While he has received numerous
complaints from farmers that their
wheat crops were suffering from
rust, Mr.. Anderson said further
damage could be avoided IF we had
a spell of dry weather and wind,
especially wind"
Although he refused to estimate
the amount of damage to the wheat
crop thus far, Mr.. Anderson did say
that it was mot severe as yet"
IF the present hot and humid
weather continues, however" he
asserted, land scab forms on wheat,
farmers will be in a bad way as far
as their wheat crops are concerned" p"
Evening star., 1942-06-13
-Four Beaten and Robbed
By Alexandra Footpads

BY Staff Correspondent of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. June 13-
Police today searched for three
colored men who assaulted and
robbed four persons on the streets
early today.
Each of the victims, alone at the
time, reported the same procedure: !:
The trio would gang up on their
lone victim, strike him with their
fists until he fell to the ground and
then kick him before they robbed
him. Two of the victims were
treated at Alexandria Hospital for
severe bruises.
The victims we're listed as George
Wilson, colored, 332 Commerce
street, robbed of SIT in the TOO block
of North Patrick street at midnight;
Thomas Ramsey. 96 John Roberts
Homes, robbed of an empty pocket
book in the 500 block of North Payne
street at 1890 am; Samuel Haw-
kins, colored, 705 North Payne street.
robbed OF $3.50 in the 600 block of
North Henry street at 2 am, and
Willie Moneith, colored, 412 North
Patrick street, robbed of SIS in the
500 block of North Henry street.
The latter two were hospitalized.