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fore the second edition.
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Peru Is estimated to have t.
500, 900 potential horsepower in
its waterways, of which less
than 100000 horsepower has
been utilized.
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NEW 6ALTIMORE-Allen Cave 545 Green
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Automobile Agencies GIL

Body humping aid painting
done by experts. AN work guar
anteed. Ernest Copeland, 200
South Gratiot.
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situation Wanted. Male

Boy ID wants employment.
References. high school gradu-
ate. Bookkeeping, tipping, store
clerk, and truck driving. Wallace
Tarrants, lao Croker. Phone
1891.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07

Experienced maid for general
homework. 81 South Wilson
Blvd. Phone 1370-W.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07

Small house. furnished. 6676
North River Road. Inquire next
door.
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-07

Building Materials CobAlo.
stones $2.40 per ton. Peat uoGG
$3.50 per yard. Concrste md
road gravel. also manure. Doliv.
cred. Phone 2407-J3.
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Store cierk--young man. high
school education, not SUBJ
ject to Army call, to learn retail
selling and store management.
References. Apply City News
Depot between z and 8 pm. Ma
comb at BroadwaJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
Reagan Hits Sna g
In Writer'S Role

RONALD REAGAN has been
trying his hand as an author, but
he has struck a snag which may
write finis 10 his writing career
before il gets well launched.
Reagan, who has been spendirs
his days recently working in "Dess
perate Journey" the new Enrol
Flynn starring picture, has been
laboring at nights on story of
the United States Cavalry. War
ner Bros. has shown definite inter-
est in the story.
What stopped Reagan in his
story development is the fact that
a heretofore minor character has
grown so in Importance as TO over
shadow the hero's role. So Reagan
has been in a quandry, not know
ing whether ~ finish the story
prematurely kill off the otherwise
minor character earlier in the
story, or just give up the whole
idea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
Film Time Clock

ADAMS To the shores ~ Tripon
l2:l0, 2;45. $40. 7:55. 1880 o. m
Frisco Lii" 1l:l1 a. m, l:i6. 4 81, 6 90
1881 p. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL The Fleet
In" 1890, 3:f5. 1908. 1925 y. m. Hell
zapoppin'," IL a. m, 2:20, 5:f0, q p. m
CINDERELLA" THE Fleets In" 1890
$40. Z. 1880 p. m; "Hellzapoppin'.
CINEMA-"The Brothers Karamazov. -
n, 2, 4, . p. m; Crime and Punishment. "
. 20. gao. 720, 1870 p. m.
FIsHER-"The Fleets In" 1910. 4:os
y 80, 10 .55 =. m; "Hellzapoppin'." 2:35
:05, $3.50 y. m.
FOX-"The Spoilers" 12;4s 4.03 7:1s
1888 p. m. Two Yanks IN Trinidad, 81
II 20 a. m. 2:37. 5:32. .9:07 p. m.
MADISON Lost Horizon" ~ a. m
2aS, $3.50, 10.45 p. m; Mark OF Zorro.
20, Sis, e:i0 p. m.
MICHIGAN-"The corsican Brothers.
12:15 315. 7:i5. io:45 p. m: Pacific
PALMS-sTATE--"The Lady Has Plans,
!, 4:20. TAO, II p. m; Real Glory,
II rs A. m, 2:45. sos, e:25 p. m.
RIVIERA The Fleets In" 1890
q IS, 1870, l045 p. m; "Hellrapoppin'.
ROYAL Johnny Eager" 1885. 11:ii
r. m THE Fleets In" e:05. s;25 p. m
TELENEWS-News, short subjects,
a. m 20 II p. m.
UNITED ARTISTS Kings Row,
1903. 3:25. $50 1910 p m. The Bod,
Disappears, IL a. m, 2:20, $40, $50;
ID. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

HOLLYWOOD, May 6.-"Cargo
of Innocents" was first reported
in this column as an M-G7M posi-
bility a year or more ago, after II
appeared in the now defunct Ken
magazine. Then nothing hap
pened. Now, at long last, II has
reached the casting stage and to-
day Robert Taylor, Charles Laugh
ton and Brian Donlevy mot bad
lineup, you'll admit were put into
the star spots.
l had to smile about Donlevy
for the last time mentioned Brian
as co-starring with Bob Taylor
(the picture was Billy the Kid
there was a rumpus about billing
that sounded like young tornado
But when an actors salary Jumps
to 5000 weekly, the current quo
tation on Brian. it's pretty safe
to say he's co-starring with any
body.
Only the title, Cargo Of limo
cents" remains. The story orig
inally dealt with infant evacuees
picked up by a battleship. Nov
liz has become a navy opus oi
he-men exploits Bob plays
playboy who through politics gets
an important commission, Laugh
ton is a salty American admira
and Donlevy portrays a hard
boiled naval officer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
Garlic Becomes
Trailer Enthusiast

BECAUSE LEO CARRILLO
has been making so many appear
ances at army camps and at de-
Tense rallies, some Of them as far
as 100 miles away from his home,
he has been presented with a
trailer by his wife.
Now, following completion OF
his days work in Escape From
Hong Kong" Leo can drive TO his
destination. have dinner in the
trailer en- route, and arrive in time
to make his appearance.
In one week Carrillo made five
personal appearances in various
parts Of the state, and still found
time to appear in all his sched-
uled scenes in Escape From Hong
Kong" in which he featured with
Andy Devine, Don Terry and Mar
iorie Lord.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
CROMWELL BACK

just heard from Richard Crom-
well. who hasn't been on the screen
in a long time. Dick has been at
the Curtiss- Wright Institute learn
ing air regulations and at the
same time teaching civilian de-
Tense. He has been so intent on
his work that he has refused all
movie jobs until few days ago
when he applied for a leave OF
absence TO star in Turn On the
Heat" a comedy for Producers
Releasing Organization.
Incidentally. Mary Carlisle is CO.
starred and this is her first since
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
Cary Grant
Needed Double

BECAUSE CARY GRANT re-
fused to permit a stunt man to
double for him in the courtroom
riot scenes for George Stevens
The Talk of the Town" formerly
titled "Three's a Crowd" he is
wearing a bandage on a badly
lacerated finger.
When the extra" mob charged
into a New England courtroom 10
lynch" Grant. they took their
jobs so seriously that they knocked
him to the floor and somebody's
heel crushed one of his fingers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
TEST DRAGONETTE

You know when Jessica Dragon
cite, famed concert and radio
singer. flies to Hollywood for a
test, it's more than talking
matter. / was at the airport when
Herbert Yates, head OF Republic.
put her on the plane after the test
and he told me that it was highly
satisfactory, so deal is now on
for the radio .songbird 10 make a
series of musical operettas on a
long term contract.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now
JUST AN IDEA:

This idea came up IN q con-
versation with Kitty Carlisle.
After yesterdays column. you
may have had enough about
movie stars. But today's column
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

viii haV e
nothing about
movie stars.
as such. and
Miss CarliSleS
achievements
in the films
won't be mem
toned Nor.
except IN pass
ing. will be
her singing,
which iv y hat
brings her TO
nrtrpif this
week, al The
e O W c r V.
That's aside
from [ h c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
Real Life Lovers

BONITA GRANVILLE an d
Jackie Cooper, romantic duo in
real life play the romantic leads
IN William Dieterle's new produc-
ton. ''Syncopation They share
stellar honors with Adolphe Men,
jou in the musical offering. soon
70 be released,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
THE BEST QUICKIE

Despite the universal tribute Il
Hopes horsey remark, we think
the crack of the evening was de.
livered by Jerry Colonna. who in
formed Bob Hope that his laundry
has lust been brought back.
"Oh. Izzatso." said Hope.
yeah" jibed Colonna, "they
wouldn't accept It,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

she became the or1de OF James
Blakeley.
AT RANDOM
Jean Negulesco. one of the
towns best known beaux, and
Leslie Brooks. Columbia stock
player. are moon gazing; Ivan
Golf and Helen Fortescue Reyn-
olds late diners at the Beverly
Tropics.
David Bacon has been making
the rounds with Pola Negri; Wool
worth Donahue and Margaret
Lindsay stepping out at the Little
Club. That's all for today. See
you tomorrow! But Louis Buelna
of Los Angeles says: Buy bonds
and stamps today and give the
Axis - TO pay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

erpSichorean ability since in the Alexander adrected
Dancing Lady movie Billie Burke, Rola q
Melvin Douglas has Young Helen Parrish and Roger
starring role Miss Crawford featured roles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
GIRLS BEST FRIEND

We think the Starlet with the
most promising future is the one
who. closeted with a very hand
some and stalWart soldier in one
of the Statler Lounge Bar tele-
phone booths was overheard "a
say over long distance. Don't
worry, dear, I'm just here with
mother"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

Refrigeration note: No air con-
ditioning is needed for Pullman
cars on which Joan Bennett is
travelling. Brr brr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
Caravan
Has Laughs
In Its Wake
Nv CHARLES GENTRY

HUMOROUS aftermath OF the
all-Star invasion which left ms A
little dazed and daZZled this week
brings IN a tide OF anecdotes and
wonderful little happenings.
Lean, lanky and laughable
Charlotte Greenwood told us "A
neat one on herself. When she
stepped off the train high school
girl. almost fainting with excite
ment. rushed up and asked for
her autograph. i,
Charlotte took a pencil and
started Ia write. She had gotten as
far as the Green when the
youngster Spied Cary Grant.
Grabbing the paper out OF Miss
IGrecnwood'S hand, she yelled,
That's too long. can't wait
over she went 10 Grant. and
turned back bliSSfully, not focus
sing on anything in particular.
Gosh, she sighed now l can
die I Eve ~rCrr Gary Grant.
But what we want 10 know
from Mr. Grant, can you see Capri
on a clear day.
THE MISSING BUS
Another mad note was the sud-
den disappearance before the per-
Torrance Of one pixie bus,
containing the sheet music and
the percussion instruments.
This bus, expressing it's own
little individuality. simply wasn't 4
along with others. nor was its
police escort.
Finally after a wait OF some|
minutes the call was placed on
the police radio, Calling all cars.
calling all cars, bus missing, also
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
Leuella Parsons
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP

she became the bride of James
Blakeley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

What does matter Is the fact
that Miss Carlisle, in spite OF
being a notably beautiful young
woman. seems TO have head on
her. In fact. II il won't scare you
off. well say she has a brilliant
mind.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

STAGE ATTRACTIONS
Evening star., 1942-06-06

mix viii make 1t blend into its back
ground. A little varnish or shellac
makes 1t waterproof for outside Nse.
It costs Is cents for a one pound
can.
Screen-Paint Applicator.
Don't use a paint brush in paint
ing your screens, or you will clog
the pores. Get, instead, a new
screen-paint applicator, made of a
rectangular piece of carpet firmly
attached to a metal backing and
hand grip. Dip this in the screen
paint and wipe it on the screen. The
paint stays on the surface and does
not I'LL the tiny squares where light
and air come through.
The screen applicator costs only
IS cents, and the carpet section
can be replaced when it wears out,
merely by glueing a new piece Of
carpet or felt in its place.
You can make a similar gadget
by glueing carpet to a 5-by-3-inch
block of wood, with a narrow thick
ness of wood nailed the long way
down the center as a handle.
Fluorescent Lighting.
Why strain your eyes In kitchen
that Is dark In the early morning
and late afternoon? Complete fluo-
resent lighting fixtures using only
two 20-watt fluorescent tubes, which
give as much light as a l00-watt
incandescent bulb, are available for
about So.
Apartment house Kitchens and
those in old mremodeled houses are
likely to require supplementary day.
Evening star., 1942-06-06


has
homes to is
dbyk
tai
Evening star., 1942-06-06
May Building Permits
Drop 10 New Low
OF $1,452,8S0
Less Than q Fourth
Of D. G. VoIuotion in
Same Month Of l94I

Building for which permits were
issued in May In the District struck
q new low for recent years as the
building inspectors ONCE approved
construction valued at only 81 49,
$50, it was announced today.
The May figure was less than a
fourth Of $6,284,205 the valuation
Of District construction in the cor
responding month Of last year. 1t
was 3,200 900 under the total for
April Of this year.
Direct causes OF the construction
drop are the increasing difficulties
which the private builder and Gov
eminent housing agencies alike are
encountering In obtaining materials.
The private builder also since early
April has had to work without
r. H. A. title VI financing, . factor
which has held his activity to q
minimum.
May building permits brought the
valuation for the first five months
Of the year to $13, 1876. consider
ably under the total for the cor
responding period of 1941. This
figure does not include any Of the
larger projects Of the Federal Gov
ernment.
Permits were issued last month for
only 10 one-family dwellings, valued
at $13,985, as compared to 1876
dwellings with valuation of 1884,
600 issued in April. In May last
year permits were approved for 241
dwellings, valued in excess Of ST.
SOC, 900.
Apartment construction likewise
Evening star., 1942-06-06
Star Stan Photo.

that is too warm to remain indoors.
The nice part Of this arrange
ment Is that 1t is available In the
market now; it is inexpensive and
portable. Showers will not seriously
hurt the construction Of this screen,
but with q week Of prolonged damp
ness the whole thing may be rolled
up and taken inside with little effort.
During a quick storm the screen
may be rolled down to the base and
be left in place for the sun that
comes afterward.
This is an immediate answer to
the demand for privacy In the gar
den that is too close to the neigh
bors or for that rented house where
you hesitate to make extensive per-
manent installation because you
may move at any time.
Evening star., 1942-06-06

A secluded spot in the sun where
you can put on the same amount of
tan in your own backyard that you
have accomplished at the beach in
other years may be arranged at the
side Of your house.
Utilizing corner Of the house
for q point Of take or" it Is nee
essary only to set two poles in the
ground. If you believe these look a
bit lonesome. place q slender fan
trellis in front and plant . few
vines to trail up the posts. Then
get two Of the slat screens that are
used ordinarily on the porch to keep
the sun out. They come in various
sizes, so you would be wise to decide
the size of your inclosure. purchase
the screens, then set your posts.
Place the roll Of the screen on the
ground, then extend the loose end
to the top Of the pole and slip it
into notch that you have provided
for it. This will screen your sun
corner from the neighbors' view or
1t will provide shade while you sip
your afternoon iced tea on a day
Evening star., 1942-06-06
equipment, the mark of quality 4
this type Of lighting,

equipment, the mark W quality n
this type Of lighting.
While many persons do not realize
how inexpensive home fiuorescent
lighting Of this sort can be, more are
trying 1t all the time. Since its
introduction in restaurants, theaters
and stores some years ago, it Is said
that about per cent of all the
homes in the country have been
equipped with some fluorescent
lighting. The kitchen Is q good
place to start installing it.
Linoleum Counters.
Even though you cannot buy and
install new plumbing fixtures in
remodeling kitchens and bathrooms,
there are still many improvements
that can be made with products not
on priority lists. 1t is more important
than ever that the kitchen be
efficient. for increased demands on
time because Of outside activities
give less time for regular household
duties.
If you have an old house with
wood counters around the sink and
on the cabinets. you can cut your
upkeep time by installing linoleum
counters. Any handyman can do
the job.
An essential Of a good Job Is .
good foundation, 50 the wood coun-
ters should be sanded down until
they are even. II there are cracks
or dents, I'LL them with plastic wood.
If sanding does not correct the un-
evenness, the counters should be
leveled with plane or covered with
q thin sheet Of plywood.
Then apply layer of waterproof
hnoleum cement, on which the
linoleum is placed. As kitchen work
areas get the harshest kind Of treat
ment, including constant wettings,
make certain the cement Is water
proof and Is recommended by the
manufacturer of the linoleum. A
marbleized design Is a good choice
for work counters, as it does not
show scratches as readily as plain
colors.
Whether you choose a plain or
marbleized design, keep the surface
well waxed, because this will pre-
serve and protect it. Don't be
guided by the price tag in buying
hnoleum for work areas. Remember
that color and pattern Will not wear
on If you buy inlaid linoleurn, be-
cause they go all the way through.
Finish on the edges. once your limo
leum has been laid, with wood or
metal df you can get it, holdings.
Evening star., 1942-06-06
Three Get Licenses
As Realty SoIesmen

During the last week the District
Real Estate Commission issued
licenses as real estate statesmen to
Dorothy Minker, 1919 Fifteenth
street NV; Benjamin r. Sears,
Ills U street NV, and Jerry L.
Williams, 1181 New Hampshire ave-
nue. NV.
A license as q business chance
broker was issued to Harry Shenk,
trading as Kay Realty Co., 32ll
Georgia avenue NV.
An application for a real estate
salesman's license was received from
Howard A. Campbell, 1874 Park
road NV.
Evening star., 1942-06-06
Wafer Putty Of Wood
Serves as Handy
Repair Material
Screen Paint AppIieotor
Better Thon Brush and
Con Be Made at Home
BY ELIZABETH GORDON.

IF the handle of a door comes OF
when you tug at it, or your foot
catches In a hole IN the floor; In
fact, If there is any sign of wear in
the wooden parts of your house, you
probably can repair it with water
putty. This inexpensive and versa
tile material should help maintain
American homes with as little re-
placement as possible.
Water putty is made Of wood and
keeps indefinitely. Use it to fill
cracks and holes in floors, base
boards. mouldings, knotholes and
Ilailholes. to set loose handles or
tighten screws. It can be used also to
fill plaster cracks, set tile or fasten
baseboards more firmly to plaster
walls.
Once applied, this putty dries hard
without shrinkage. You can saw,
nail, chisel, polish or color it. 1t
comes in powder form and needs
only to have a little water added.
Dry coloring matter added to the
Evening star., 1942-06-06

VACANT IMMEDIATE POSSES
SION-Center-ha frame colonial
six large rooms-tiled bath
maids room - front and rear
porches-coal furnace with blower
-garase-fencedl lot-paved street
two blocks from bus.
To reach. Out Conn. Are,
four blocks beyond Bradley
Lane, to Thornnpple St, turn
right tpo blocks to property.
Evening star., 1942-06-06
FHA Clients Urged
To Speed Puyments

A message from President Roose-
welt to more than 100000 American
families who are purchasing their
homes under the FILA mortgage
insurance plan, urging them to use
increased earnings TO reduce the
Indebtedness on their homes. Is being
distributed on q Nationwide basis
today to the 1880 private ending
institutions which participate In
the FILA program.
This call to FILA homeowners TO
increase payments on their mort
Evening star., 1942-06-06

took . tumble IN May. There were
50 buildings approved, containing
377 family units and valued at $685.
900. Apartments last month con-
tanned 899 units. valued $2.460, 900.
Examination of figures for May,
194l, shows an even larger number
of apartment units.
Northeast Washington led other
sections in number Of dwelling
units approved in May with 184.
In the Southeast section there were
l3l, Northwest, u, and Southwest
none.
New building valuations by sec
tions: Northeast, $486,300; South.
east, $289, ,685; Northwest. $445 900.
and Southwest, $500.
Evening star., 1942-06-06

directing increased purchasing
power into channels that will help
forestall any further rise In prices.
The Presidents message was con-
tanned in letter to National Hous-
ing Administrator John B. Bland
ford, jr.
Evening star., 1942-06-06

cages Is in accord with the Presi-
dents seven-point program TO
stabilize the cost Of living under
wartime conditions. One Of the
principal points of that program
is to encourage the paying OF of
debts and mortgages as means of
Evening star., 1942-06-06
Attoininq Rigid Walls

In conventional home construction
the most rigid walls are attained by
gluing plywood to studs with face
grain of the panels across the studs.
Evening star., 1942-06-06
45O9 ELM ST.
CHEVY CHASE, Nd.
S11 $50

Brick and frame residence IN ex-
cellent condition-six attractive
rooms. tiled bath, side living porch,
oil burner, detached garege.
YARD profusion of Towering
shrubs and roses-rear terraced
garden with fiagstone steps leading
to SPRING FED POOL AND
BROOK. LARGE SHADE TREES.
ONE BLOCK FROM BUS AND
SHOPPING CENTER, within walk
ing distance to schools.
To reach: Out Wisconsin Aus.,
beyond Bradley Lane in Bethes-
dd. to Elm Street ffUe blocks),
then turn right to property.