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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
Dust Cloth Do S

BUSTING FURNITURE * 2
fine ant, especially when the
furniture include, those cher
ished mahogany pieces whose
satlny surfaces are your partlcu-
lar pudc and oy DO dust daily
as a mean, Of pos'poninc more
strenuous treatment
DO use 4 clean cloth a >oilod
viii not only dirty the
bface but may scratch II he
sides An oiled buster, ON the
other hand may leave a film
which viii only catch moro dust
Do USE a soft cloth ono that
Will bc kind 10 the fine texture
which gives your mahogany that
rich glow.
And do dust slowly with light
oven strokes, gathering up the
dust instead of scattering If 20
Setti" aCWn even before YOU
have iiu>hcd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
By JANE MOWERS

DAN CUPID Is having a field
dav these days What with the
young SWANS setting off 10 fight
for Uncle Sam, many a post
poncd marriage ceremony Is
- being rushed through-ltS-thc
season for showers e.. no mat
ter what the weather bureau
predicts.
II you haven't already staged
a party for some little bride.
you will probably have that
golden opportunity before the
year is out. Showers arc fun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
Cherry Biscuit

FOR RED, white and blue
luncheonS or bridge refreshments
this month. serve cherry cheese
hearts. To make these compli-
ment-coaXers add y cup grated
cheese, the nippy kind. and i cup
drained, canned cherries 10 the
dry ingredients of your favorite
recipe for baking powder bis
cults. Add your liquid ingredi-
entS and mix.
Roll out and cut with a heart
shaped cutter and bake in hot
oven t450 degrees Fahrenheit
for - minutes. A single recipe
makes is of these tasty biscuits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

for every ono especially n
full OF sentiment and surprises
Since the food served Is
very important angle tor your
guests. make II A lasting I'M
precision, These pyrcX heart
moldS viii be a great help for
salads, pies. cakes and buildings.
Not only can they be used for
cooking but for serving as we'll
They're very decorative indeed.
with the Cupids on hunt for
hearts along the sides and the
arrow piercing croSswisc at the
rim.
The pie pan, besides the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

higher cake mold in the photo
graph is also a cover for the
cake in order that your favorite
recipe turns out in the shape
of a heart top and bottom.
There's a larger pic pan, too.
Six of the small salad moldS
or serving dishes, If you so de-
sire. cost 81, Add 90 cents to
buy the salad or cake dish and
its cover plus the large pie pan.
You'll find them very versatile
and communicating.
For shopping information, call
Cherry $780, line 347.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
No Sugar
Why Worry
About That?
BY IRENE VI HAWKINS
Women's Editor, The Detroit Times

THE EDITOR turns over TO
the Women's Department, letter
from a homcmaker who says
why don't VIC interview a
few wives on the subject of
sugar instead of people who
glibly say they don't care
boot about the sugar shortage.
These people, she says, would
be the first 10 hollcr If their
wives served them meals cooked
without sugar takes half a
pound OF sugar FOR any kind Of
pic, She adds sugar goes
into salads. baked beans, peas,
corn -. even bread and cottage
cheese.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
lakes OF Inches

. For this one. stand in
doorway with your side pressed
against the door frame hands
grasping the frame slightly over
head.
Keep your knees straight and
arc your body out toward the
other side Of the door.
The movement should be con-
centrated on that Sideward arc
and the hips should be kept
tucked under. abdomen pulled
up, so that you are IN good
alignment
All the pull should be on those
muscles along the outer arc.
Rest and repeat five times. then
turn around and try II on the
other side. You can put your
entire weight into this exercise
and il Is one that really takes
the inches off your waiStline.
Tones Muscles
This is also performed with
the aid Of the door. Swing the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
E1erci3e Trio

Our daily defense dozen should
By all means include q trio OF
exercises to firm your waist and
trim il down You cant be fir
otherwise. You Will find this set
very effective:
stand sideways 20 a wall
with feet slightly away from the
wall. one arm overhead Push
this hand up the wall slowly,
stretching every muscle fiber
along that side as you push and
pull slim through the midrif.
Relax and repeat six times. Then
reverse sides and reach up with
the other hand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
e. RnnyWisc
~ says.
q
PENNIES Is
PRACTICAL PATRIOTISM

GET ACQUAINTED with the
cow Youll save MONEYS Il YOU
know cuts OF beef thor most
economical and successful use.
Your butcher can supply YOU
with such information.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

As Swiss as cdclweiss and
cuckoo clocks are these felt
trimmed woods, lined with a
colorful calico in Tyrolean
print. The flowers are green
and felt, the fabric gray, navy
or beige. The REFER sells for
S35, the suits for S29.95. For
shopping Information, call
Joan Dean, Cherry $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

Spend Tho pennies you'll save
FOR - r. + +, y 81 SAVINGS
STAMPS YOU can buy them
for 10 cents. - cents. 80 cents.
81 or 50. Suggest 10 your hu>-
band that he enter into any pay
roll savings plan hiS COMPANY
may consider for Defense
War Need, Money
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
Look EN- Back

Any one who gives YOU dirty
looks because there's no frostIng
on the cake d. you Just give
EN- one right back and say
il THAT is all you have 10 60
without during this war ..
YOU'RE LUCKY.
Tell EN- the boys out on the
Pacific would gladly change
places with them e. just 10 be
home.
It's OUR job 49,. or very i'm
portant part in the war TO
keep meals up 10 par using
whatever substitutes We find
necessary and to do II with
out complaining
We won't be serving so many
cakes topped with fluffy frost
ings .. nor 50 many pies. But
what of il? Can't we take it,
Tell those people who give YOU
dirty looks that America has
Just one worry and it's not sugar
its the JapS.
Sugar me eve,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
Young Goats
4ined With
Gay Print
BY JOAN DEAN

ARE THEY MalnbocherS? No.
Hattie Carnegie,s? No How
about Louise Barnes Gallagher?
No. Stree. Can't YOU guess Yes,
of course. they're by LAM $500.
LAM once from Salzburg but
now a dycd-in-the-wool Amer
lean.
Every detail in these matching
coats and suits is a LAM trade
mark. No one else uses felt
= flower trim with such skill as
LAM. Even the fooled silver but
tons are peculiarly characteristic
'of his designs.
Most unique Of all his tricks,
however. IS the gay calico lining
in a petite Tyrolcan print It's
a fool-proof way to achieve IN
tcreSt in the garment, whether
You've laid II over a chair or
buttoncd il up against the cold
March gales
THE NUMBER o y T. selling
point for expensive clothes Is not
so much the individuality secured
as II Is the agelcSS sizzling You
can wear thcm'for years m per
feet accord with fashion trends.
because the lines are simple AL
though the trim Is StrlkIngly dd-
fcrcnt.
The same goes for tho LAM
line except for the price angle
Both the suits and coats arc
tcmptingly tagged just 50
for the REFER and SO % for the
suits.
Year after year they appear in
tailored cut, but brand new
.pgic in decoration transforms
Inn into neWS-makcrS
This season We greet the trick
lest idea 10 date -. the epaulct-
like red rose perchlng on either
shoulder with tapcring leaves
climbing ivy fashion down the
sleeves.
SO i AS(IN AItD were We 10y
the stripping on the other >ult.
that we couldn't omit H. The
row Of tiny red and green felt
posses across the chest and
pockets Is. banded with green
firing
There's A coat that matches
with bUtioncd cuTS flower on
each lapel and pocket plus ono
right at the small Of the back
It's q REFER and can be bought
in navy gray or beige. close.
woven wool That same color
situation applies 10 both suits
and coats.
Still another coat, also
REFER. is made up IN cOpen. beige
or navy twill. with pockets play
ing flower pots 20 a bouquet Of
embroidered peoples The SIZE
restriction is 20 junior misses
80. but tho age doesn't matter n
you rr-bsnt on being pixie for
HpTiV.T
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
HOROSCOPE By EssGss'

Look Birthday Comes in. and Find What
Your outlook IL, According to the Stars,
EorS Gturdoy February
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
Well Be Simmer

The homemaker does have a
problem .. 20 make the sugar
rations last out the week, but
We must repeat that Ida Jean
Kahn. dietitian for Tho Detroit
Times, says = Of pound Of
sugar our allowance IS
ample so far AZ our bodily re-
uuircmcntS are concerned q.
and that well be simmer and
healthier as the result Of H.
Beyond that is sheer lux
urv and surely we are not
going 10 complain about that
Pie we'll it doesn't take
sugar 10 make mince pie and
YOU can still buy minccmeat.
Few salads require sugar
except very small amount in
the dressing. Baked beans are
good with salt and pepper Never
heard of putting sugar in cot
tage cheese.
Using Honey
Honey and 50 far We have
ample supply Of it will re-
place sugar in pies. cakes and
many other items even bread
and Prudence Penny has
had two columns Of recipes using
honey =. just recently
We housewives, adds our cor
respondent. are the ones who
will get the dirty looks
when we serve dishes that taste
fat because We have no sugar.
The sugar shortage is not that
bad. lady if you manage
properly. therell be a teaspoon
full for the peas or corn A
tablespoonful for the salad dress
ing and yoH'H make IL your
business 10 discover how 10 cook
with what you have 50 that the
family will never know the DIFF
ference.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
War Work Wanted
Plants Equipped ia
Accept SMb-COnfracE

AVAILABLE time on . y grinder. good
proposition, JUS starting Century Products
Townsend 5-6i32
CASS MACHlNE--Internal-e external griTT-
ing jigs. fixtures. 69i Antoinetts Trinity
1890
GoRMAN PRoDUCTs-Tools dies rrs.
fixtures. go West Seven Mile Toonscn1
$3.50
HAMMER rOy a Dis Co Inc 1880
Mt. Elliott Twinbrook 1880
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
Employment Agencies
A RETTER POSITION

\ b.. FIX fOSlilON
VrN-WUNfN- BOYS-GIRIS
OFFICE TEEHt lCAL- MECHANICAL
DfriNrL AND non Defense
DETROIT eFI EtT SERVICE BUREAU
lJ1o LAFAYETTE BUILDING
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DAYS week. s,raati references TNicr
G.Edt
JONES .Nri oINLNT $3.50 Reautic1
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Wtrhft fH.'"e I8n TORS couples. 49,
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
Female Help Wanted

TWO MATTRESSES Hours 20 s. no
Sunday or night work; top wages. Apply
Coffee Shop. Bsrlum Tower BuiIding. CAD
lilac square.
Evening star., 1942-11-29
By Mark Barron.

NE" YORK.
Revivals Of famous plays are a
long risk if they are dramas which
have been recent hits, but Paul
NUM- took a chance this week and
the result seems. from the first
night reception, triumph.
MUM, vacationing from his many
historical roles in Hollywood movies,
has been seeking a play in which to
appear again on Broadway, but
neither he nor Producer John
Golden could track one down that
was worthy. So. finally, they went
into the files and brought out
Counsellor at Law" a play which
first brought MUM to more than
local fame and which was one of the
best plays that Pulitzer Prize win
ner Elmer Rice ever wrote.
The play, with Muni creating the
role of the youngster who comes out
of New York's East Side to become
an outstanding criminal lawyer, was
first presented on Broadway on Nov.
6, 1881 and it ran for 258 perform
ances. 1t was theatrical sensation
then, and the opening night ovation
of its revival indicates that it will
repeat that triumph.
Play Synopsized.
The passing of the seasons has
not affected it, for it is not a play
that could ever particularly be
dated. 1t is, you win recall, the
profile story Of George Simon who
was born of poor parents on New
York's East Side. went to night
school and became a lawyer. He
became clever lawyer, and an
honest lawyer except that once he
Evening star., 1942-11-29
War Work for Dolores
Noting Neglect of Allies Reliefs
In Mexico, Miss Del Rio Returns

land that's worthwhile work. too"
she says. But Dolores Del Rio can
do more than that and she knows it.
For this project you need the
strength of government, the wealth
of society and the resources of the
artists, and 1 have friends in all
three categories," she says.
She is not abandoning the movies
completely, however. She is going
to make pictures in Spanish for the
South American trade.
They haven't got much money
down there for movie productions
and the studios are bad, but they
make up for those deficiencies with
imagination. talent and very fine
actors-particularly character ac-
tors"
BY December IS Miss Del Rio will
be firmly installed in her mothers
home in Mexico City. Her first duty
will be to see that 1000 900 vaccines
are safely dispatched to New York.
Thence to be relayed to Russia.
These vaccines would cost $3.50, 900
in the United States and We are
able to get them in Mexico for S20,-
0O0,' the actress proudly relates,
Il am enjoying myself in this new
role very much.' she continued. be
cause every one laughed at me and
said I was miscast. was never
clubwoman before in my life When
war was declared I gave couple of
parties to raise money for refugees
and subsequently, I helped in the
Hollywood canteen-but this love-
ASSOCIATED Press)
Evening star., 1942-11-29
By Jean MeeSan.

1NHV S4SAAr
Dolores Del Rio has pulled up
stakes in Hollywood and is headed
for Mexico in the interests of the
war effort.
Il went home to Mexico on
holiday the glamorous star tells
it. land was appalled, to find that
there was no China relief, no Rus
sian relief organized. I determined
that there should be-"
STEPPED in Russian lore and cul-
ture ever since she made the picture
Resurrection" from Count Tolstoi's
story, Is years ago, Miss Del Rio
took a penetrating look into the
situation and engaged the most con-
servative and elegant club in Mexico
City for a swank Russian relief
ball
Frankly, the enterprise looked
impossible Miss Del Rio recalls,
chiefly because the two countries
had been diplomatic strangers since
1890, but I coaxed every one i'm
portant whom I knew to join forces
with me and we put it over with
a bang Carlos Chavez, conductor
of the Mexican Symphonic Orches-
ira, and Miguel Cavarrubias, the
great painter, were my special as
sistants.
Every one turned out for the
party. the bankers, the old Mexican
aristocracy, the intellectuals the lib
erals. they all were there-the ice
was broken" e
Heartened by this initial phflan-
thropic success. the authenticaNv
beautiful Dolores whipped together
radio program. Mexico at War"
to bring the United States up to
date on what goes on down tnele.
Now she has drawn a line through
her Hollywood career and is moving
to Mexico as national chairman of
Russian war relief in that country.
If she stayed in this country she
would be one of a thousand actresses
passing out coffee in a canteen-
Evening star., 1942-11-29
Muni's Revival a Success
So Reporter Feels Scanning
Counsellor at Law in Gotham

turned his back to a bit Of perjury
on the part of one of his clients be-
cause that perjury would save the
man from being sent to prison, as
fourth offender, for the remainder
of his life.
AS highly successful lawyer he
had power. wealth and after 13 years
of success he married q social reg
ister divorce whose case he had
argued, She. despite the fact that
she is awed by his success as law
yer, becomes bored because he can
not drop all his business and go on
pleasure cruise to South America.
Troubles Galore.
The reason that Simon cannot 60
is that a "blue blood" lawyer hap
pens upon the early case that in
volved perjury and is proceeding to
have him ousted from the bar asso-
citation
In the midst of all these personal
and domestic troubles Simon con-
tinues to carry on, helping and ad-
vising and financing the many who
come to his Office with their trou-
bles. Despite his success and fame
he has never forgotten that he came
up from the sidewalks of New York's
East Side.
Finally he defeats those who have
been trying to have him disbarred,
and when his wife leaves him the
implication is left that he will find
refuge in the arms Of his faithful
land pretty secretary who has been
his mainstay in all his troubles.
Role Suits Muni.
Muni. of course, is perfect in this
character which he created 10 years
ago. 1t is slightly difficult to re-
member performance in all its
details over period of 10 years,
but my impression is that NUM-
plays it now with a quieter, more
mellow quality than he did when
he originated it. And that, it seems
to me, Is all for the best for "Coun-
sellor at Law" Is essentially the
story Of friendly George Simon. And
George Simon was a lawyer who
knew human beings, tried to help
them and-what was more impor-
tant-understood their troubles in
both his mind and his heart, because
he had kindred troubles himself.
(Associated Press)
Evening star., 1942-11-29
Z Days Leave
Cast Is MANY
AndVaried
RKO Radio Musical
Scheduled for Keith's
Nest Thursday

Blending entertainment elements
into its fast-paced story, RKO Ra-
dos Seven Days Leave" presents
. large cast plus many surprises
and catchy tunes in support Of Vic
tor Nature and Lucille Ball who are
starred in the picture which comes
to Keith's this Thursday. ---
Miss Ball plays the girl and il
engaged to . wealthy broker: Mr..
Mature is . bugler in Les Browns
band who has been drafted and is
about to report to Uncle Sans
Army. Before he does that. however.
he wants to marry the aforemen~
toned Miss Ball. .-
How Mature gets . Doodle Of
money and how he goes about ac-
complishing his purpose constitutes
the story.
Peter Lind Hayes. Buddy Clark
and Arnold Stang are cast as Ma
lures Army buddies, with wallace
Ford Is . hard boiled sergeant.
Marcy MCGUIRE. one Of RKO Radios
finds" plays his kid sister. Walter
Reed has the role Of Terry's stufiy
fiance.
Mapy Cortez, another RKO lind"
and Ginny Simms sing mort of the
six hits Of the picture written by
Jimmy McHugh and Frank Loesser,
with Freddy Martin and his orches-
ira sharing band honors with Les
Browns group. Besides the Court
of Missing Heirs" program, the
Truth or Consequences" program
Is also brought to the screen 10
furnish plot twists. The noted
dancing trio Of Lynn. Royes and
Vanya, with Miss Coxtes and SerEio
Orta Is . eonga team, supply added
rhythm.
Evening star., 1942-11-29
Kelley
Continued From Page E-lD

the expression of ideas of liberty. A
monstrous secret police, constant
deportations to Siberia. iniQuities of
the whole legal system, official denial
of popular education and economic
hardship for the vast Majority of the
population conspired to inflame an
unending series of bloody outbreaks.
Underground revolutionary organi-
zations were rampant throughout
the empire Assassinations marked
almost every decade.
Saw Better Future.
It was the repeated failure Of sac
riflcial efforts by the revolutionaries
that in Chekhov's youth led to the
depression of the educated classes.
Earlier, Russia's great writer. Gogol,
had spoken for almost all men of
letters in his land in the inscription
on his tombstone, Il shall laugh
my bitter laugh"
Forced by the relentless censor
ship to avoid political ideas, Russian
novelists and dramatists concen-
trated on their marvellous creations
of the human beings who live and
breathe in the very print of the
page. With Chekhov, his art GEN.
tered on evoking a vision of reality,
the reality of the people of the
provinces with their cultivated
minds, charm and baffied dissatis-
factions Are not these, he seems to
ask, deserving of better fate than
that imposed on them by the sitting
conditions of their country? They
knew how to endure. Some day
they would know how to act and
achieve. In their knwledge of the
better life lay the seeds that sprang
into the regenerations of the Rus
slams we are watching today.
Evening star., 1942-11-29
MY Sister Eileen
Next on Order
For Metropolitan
Comedy Hit With Blair
And RusseH Opens
Third Dovnfown Week

MY Sister Eileen" Columbia
comedy based on the Broadway
stage hit. will be the screen at
traction opening Friday, December
4, at Warmers Metropolitan Theater
after enjoying two popular weeks at
the Earle. Co-starred in the farce
are Rosalind Russell, Janet Blair
and Brian Aherne.
Based on the magazine characters
created by Ruth McKenney, My
Sister Eileen" tells of the adventures
that befall two sisters. Ruth and
Eileen, when they go to New York
to win fame and fortune.
Directed by Alexander Hall who
made Here Comes Mr.. Jordan" the
screen play is considered to be one
OF the screens comedy hits of the
season. The supporting cast includes
such well-known players as George
Tobias, Allyn Joslyn. Elizabeth Pat
terson. Grant Mitchell, June Havoc,
Donald MacBride. Gordon Jones,
Frank Sully and jeff Donnell. Max
Gordon was the producer.
Paramount and Universal News
reels and selected short subjects
round out the program for the
week.
Evening star., 1942-11-29
Perry
Continued From Page E-13

hope that in this progression of
topic, dramatic artistry will improve
progressively.
While Yankee Point" has its mo-
ments, especially in respect to char
acterization, it is not a praiseworthy
comedy. Its principal defect is the
lack Of a definite, consistent, Co
hesive plot. Such plot as exists
moves in three directions in none of
which does it get anywhere. 1t is
one of those inchoate. inclusive
plays in which, when the curtain
falls on the last act, you wonder,
If by any chance, the piece is
finished.
Perhaps having survived what
promises to be brief life on Broad
way. artisans of Hollywood. whence
came many Of the cast of this pro-
duction, will take hold Of it and
fashion an opus appealing to that
wide population which asks nothing
Of a movie other than that It hold
them in their seats for a couple of
hours. This the new comedy hardly
succeeds in doing.
1t is the story of a normal Amer
lean family involved in various ways
in the current war-a mother mainly
occupied as chief airplane spotter;
a father, World War veteran
forsaking his school teaching, to
fare once more overseas: q daughter
married to young man who hates
war and so viii not enlist, q stand In
which the young wife concurs, and
finally, a younger daughter engaged
70 marry an Army flyer.
Muni Back on Broadway.
Here is q medley Of interest, not
well thought out, which confuses the
story and gets nowhere at q plodding
gait. The capture Of . German spy
by the airplane spoilers is exciting,
knd So is third act air raid which,
however, has nothing to do with the
plot. We have some engaging hu-
NOR from an aged Harridan and
an old male Rip-family retainers
also some splendid acting by John
Cromwell and Miss Edna Best.
That is all.
incidentally. with the return Of
the Lunts. came also Paul NUM- In
splendid revival BY John Golden
OF Elmer Rice's Counsellor at
Law" And Broadway Is all the
better for that. too,
Nsasssed b. the North America.
Nesspapse Alliance. lns.)
Evening star., 1942-11-29
Janet Gives a Watch
But It's All a Plot
HOLLYWOOD

WSN(As
Pvt. Louis Busch has q new wrist
watch, and Janet Blair has sub
stantially aided Hollywood's reputa-
ton.
Most newcomers are supposed to
have the props knocked out from
under them by screen success. Not
Janet. Although her recent personal
appearance tour was q 15-hour-a-
day job, she took time out to buy
the watch, have 1t engraved, and
send 1t to Busch.
Hes one Of her oldest friends.
They met, In fact. when Janet was
singing with Hal Kemp's band. And.
stardom or no stardom, Janet re-
members him.
She remembers him SO well, that
within q short time she plans to be
Nm. Louis Busch.
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