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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10
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HOLLYWOOD, Aug 10-lf
Wa1ncr, bad handed Joan Cra"-
ford bouquet of four-leat c.ovclS
and a script bound IU horSc-ShoeS,
she cuulaa+ hg more excited,
Edmund Gou.ang is 90 direct her
i'm Never Goodbye ht, own uflE.-
nal story The hr>t picture Joan
over made iD HollyWon0, sally,
Irene and NarN. was directed by
Eddie and De, more t0ar any one
else. sine feels. was responsible Tor
rer ONt-4f+-=-+i- -,4,A4asS.
joan then weighed 145 pounds
and Eddie told her she should
reduce lie guided her every
scene as carefully as though she
had been "a, important DIS con-
stance Bennett and Sally ONeil
instead ct gust a raW.-rec z,
Later ne did Paris with her and
since then she's felt ne is lucky
FOR her Henry Blanke, as the
producer. Sh0atd be lucky, too.
DESIGNERS DAUGHTER
Interesting. az least 10 this coll
umnlSt. that Barbara Bel GeddeS,
daughter of the great modern de-
siCurr. Norman Bel Geddes, viii
make hcr motion picture debut
under the banncT-Ot itunr StTUm-
berg. Barbara. hailed as a young
Helen Hayes ~ New York stage
critics. VIII come 10 Hollywood
and be starred IN a motion picture
70 be selected by Hunt.
have an IDEA that we shall see
her first ii Guest IN the House,
the rights OF which Hunt acquired
a long time ago. The Bel Geddes
Girl is only ~ and il was at the
request of her father that she gain
stage experience before she gets
the idea OF being movie glamour
girl.
HOT BET
When went out on the Twen-
tieth Century-F'oX lot the other
day 10 sneak myself a look at
CLAUDIA | ran INTO Otto Prem
niger who has lost j pounds.
diet o. I asked
"No. Worrying over my new
picture" he said.
He is getting ready 70 film
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10

BUY War savings stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered To your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-Salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10

OF course. all actresses want TO
appear younger than they really
are, bat only the immature girls
are willing TO appear gray-haired
and wrinkIed before the camera
but generally they do it with
their tongues in their pretty
cheeks and an air OF I'm only
kidding 10 the most observant
audience.
Makeup departments 60 mad
and the wardrobe people knock
themselves out trying to make a
seasoned star look a little less
seasoned.
JUST FOR 4 GAG
Ginger Rogers did it for a gag
in The Major and the Minor
and Diana Barrymore donned pig
tails and Mary Jane slippers Just
for fun in her first picture, but
it's still a long, hard grind for an
adult actress to perform in front
OF the all-Seeing camera eye and
make it seriously convincing.
Such a task is up 10 Joan Fon-
tame, whom we are most anxious
10 see as The Constant Nymph.
which finally opens at the Mich
igan Friday.
This, as YOU probably know, is
the film version OF the Margaret
Kennedy novel.
A ROMANTIC HIT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10
A ROMANTIC HIT

This romantic tale was a best
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10
CLUB THREE TREES

ira play Tor dancing and The
show.
Evening star., 1943-04-15

is an observatory where range -find-
ing instruments are tested after
being repaired. Fixed targets" in
the hills surrounding Augusta are
shot" with the instruments and
corrections. made until the "eyes OF
the artillery" are again ready for
field use.
An important function Of the ar
senal machine shop Is to work out
notifications in ordance material
These changes usually result from
ideas conceived In actual combat OF
on maneuvers.
Work turned out by the carpenter
shop Is destined for quick destruc-
tion. Here targets are made fol
use In every kind Of practice firing
Even giant floating targets for the
Evening star., 1943-04-15


sound. From this chart the oper-
ator can tell, to q second, how much
the watch win gain or lose in q "A
hour period. The entire operation
consumes less than one minute.
To facilitate repair work. pro-
jector microscope enlarges watch
parts as much as 100 diameters and
projects the enlarged image on a
glass screen.
A special short-wave radio brings
exact time from Arlington Obser-
vatory twice daily and when the
watches are returned to the fight
ing forces they have been checked
and re-checked to the closest pos
sible point of accuracy.
Modify Material.
High above the watch repair shor
Evening star., 1943-04-15

rifle. or side arm sent in. from the
field is completely disassembled, all
parts are checked, repaired or re-
newed and the piece reassembled.
In an inside firing pit, every re-
paired infantry weapon Is tested
in actual firing before it is packed
for re-shipment to the fighting
forces.
Watches Repaired.
After the din of the firing pits
and testing blocks, the watch repair
shop is churchlike by comparison.
Here the Army's watches come foI
repair and adjustment to split-sec-
ond accuracy. The watch master >
recording instrument Of infinite
precision, records the sound of q
watch and makes a chart OF the
Evening star., 1943-04-15

watch In the air-conditioned watch
repair room.
The task of the old arsenal, now
under the direction of Col G. S.
LAWN, is really twofold. New ord
nance material is warehoused here
briefly for transshipment to the
field and all types Of fighting equip
ment are repaired and reconditioned
for reuse.
Right now, for example, the ormory
is making mechanical changes in
new 50-caliber machine guns for use
by the air forces.
Every Weapon Present.
From old World War Springfield
rifles to the new light carbine for
use by paratroopers and to replace
officer side arms in action, every
Evening star., 1943-04-15

weapon known to the armed forces
passes through the armory.
The big noise is in the automotive
repair shops where scores of
mechanics, many of them women,
completely overhaul tanks, tank
destroyers, half tracks and every
other engine of death used by the
armored units.
In another building the big guns
come in for overhaul. Giant lathes
are large enough to turn a 155-
millimeter gun barrel, but accurate
enough to meet the extreme toler-
ances required.
This work, like that in adjoining
repair shops. is done largely by
civilians under expert guidance OF
army officers. Each machine gun
Evening star., 1943-04-15
H6-Yeor-OId Augusta Arsenal
Now Giant Army Repair Shop
Precision Watches to l55-Mimeter
Cannon Handled in Georgia PIunt

armory surrounding Augustus 1l6-
year-old arsenal.
Activities at this new-old military
center are as varied as the sounds
heard within the buildings. The
deafening roar of tank engines being
tested in the automotiye repair shops
fades to the amplified tick of a wrist
Evening star., 1943-04-15
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
AUGUSTA, Ga. April 15,-Pre-
cision watches and MILO tank
destroyers, 22-caiber machine guns
and 155-millimeter cannon-all these
and thousands of other pieces of
Uncle Sans war machine pass daily
through the huge repair shops and
Evening star., 1943-04-15
Men, Women! Old?
Get New Pep,Vim
Feel Years Younger

On your age. Thousands amazed ct what little
pepping up with Ostrsx will do. Contains general
iron, calcium phosphate; Get ostEsx 1enie Tablets.
Trial size $50. Or SAVE MONEY-sst regular
81. GI0 Il timo9 ~ many tablets) Also Ssh
about special. big, money-saying "Economy'' siSe.
Don't be old. Start feeling peppy. younger. today.
For SALE IT s1 drug stofes sv0yWhsre.
Evening star., 1943-04-15

Buy U. S. War Bonds and
Stamps not only todoy and tomorrow
4. but every doy. The best investment
that you cons nioke ony time becouse
its on investment in YOUR peoce, freedom
and security.
Evening star., 1943-04-15

Navy move from this shop TO un-
mentioned points.
The nag shop manufactures signal
flags and repairs leather goods.
Evening star., 1943-04-15
VANITY BOUDOIR LAMPS

Three dollars d-forty -nne cents is q mighty
little bit to poy for pair Of these lomps! With
bross and chino base and quaint sporkne hobno
center !. topped BY porchmentized shode. Re-
member they're on sole for tomorrow only.
Fifth Floor. The Hseks CO.
Evening star., 1943-04-15

Answer to your small space problern A Holly
wood bed does duty soto serves COM Q1
fortobIe bed besides includes cotton n-fied -
striped mottress and box spring on legs ond n
is 80 inches wide to sleep comfortably.
Fourth Floor, The Heeh. Co. Fri.
Evening star., 1943-04-15

Wondering whot to do with your linens and
blankets? Invest in this roonny 4-drower chest
sturdiIy constructed Of eunnwood and finished
in walnut or mahogany to 90 with your furnish
nes. Reduced just for Friday only. Fourth Floor.
The Hechs Co. .-..
Evening star., 1943-04-15
Abb Friday Only

ABB Friday Only
SeIrite Record Cabinet not
only handsome piece Of furniture but q
qrond convenience beeouse you can keep
your records in oppIe pie order right at your
finaer-tips. Holds albums. Walnut or
mahogany finished hardwood Msis Fiso'.
The Heekt Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

Eye Appeal" In Main Dishes
Is Specially Important Now
Attractive Appearance a Big Factor for
Success with Wartime Meat Savers
By MARTHA LOGAN. Noted Home Economist

abilities in working with foods
They can create whole series of
pictures right in their own kitchens
Color the keynote
Color is the first thing TO consider
in creating dishes with eye APP
peal A bright garnish Of epiccd
apricots can do wonders for a meat
loaf. the crimson and white Of to-
matocs and cottage cheese will
sparkle up an otherwise ordinary
cold meat platter.
For both cold and hot dishes the
brilliant red Of tomatoes is one Of
the finest colors in all the food
artists palette. Combine that red
with the gold ofswcct corn and the
ruddy brown ofhaconand YOU have
mHiu rilsif tit7tt n big success
from the moment it comes on the
table.
And its taste bears out all it's
appearance promises. Corn, to-
matocs, and Swift's Premium
Bacon are a perfect flavor comhi-
nation The sweet smoke taste of
the bacon favurs the whole dish
for. baked with the bacon ON top,
that flavor extends down through
the vegetables.
How To Do II
To make this point saving main
dish, you only need 8 slices of bacon
about pound to serve people
Combine 5 cups of cooked fresh
corn with 2 tbsp. chopped green
pepper. tsp salt, and tsp pep
per. Pour half the mixture into a
shallow 10-inch baking dish Line
edge of dish with 3 slices OF toma-
to. Then add the rest Of the corn
so that it covers only half the red
Of the tomato slices
Top with s siiCCs or Swift
Premium Baconand bake ina mod
erately hot oven 400 F. for about
80 minutes.
Dress Up Your Table
One OF the best ways TO boost eye
appeal Is by makingYour tableas
attractive as you possibly can.
Plain foods especially need the
glamorizing" they gain from col
orful china, linen, and flowers.
Candies lend glamour, too. Pot
roast and Drowned POTATOES, for
instance, become "a real company
dish when they're served ON your
best platter, 10y cleaning candle
light.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

others off TO work but do not
eat Yourself
When the house is quiet, cook
yourself an egg, bacon, or bit Of
ham, or eat large dish Of hot,
cooked cereal. and take a light
cereal beverage drink. Toast and
jam or marmalade will be a fine
top-off.
On such breakfast the home
maker can do "A full four hours
work shift in or out of the home,
without danger Of headache or
i'll feelings.
While most authorities prefer
fruit at breakfast, this authority
chooses 10 drink or eat il in the
mid-morning working in the
home.
Instead of gulping a glass of
orange juice along with toast and
coffee. reserve this fruit juice for
the mid-morning Tow around
1890 or IL a. III. and extend il
with glass Of milk and
cracker, just for good measure.
Sit down and take 10 min
utes glance at the morning paper
RelaX!> This 10 minutes out"
rest period 10 the home-makcr is
just as important and urgently
needed as the rest periods allowed
and insisted on for the factory
worker.
MAKE breakfast a variable
Ti meal Vary the cereals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

As wartime restrictions bring
changes in the type of main dish
frequently served, attsactivc APP
pearance becomes increasingly Inn
portant. More often than they
ever suspect, the family's reaction
to a new dish is conditioned by the
amount of EYE appeal 1t boasts.
Planning dishes for appearance
as we'll AS flavor and nutrition not
only keeps the family happy but
has still more to recommend it. 1t
provides a splendid outlet for the
creative instinct almost everyone
possesses.
Time and again one hears women
say how they envy artists, dress
designers, interior decorators.
Women whe feel that Way will find
wonderful scope for their artistic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
= By Mrs. Christine Frederick,
The Distinguished Authority Household Efficiency.

foods; protein In the shape Of
egg, bacon, sausage or ham a
warm beverage according to age
and needs; fruits in all forms. or
as juices
There Is much indeed 20 be
claimed for the genuine hearty
breakfast and light lunch plan,
especially for the ofHce-worker
class who must continue 10 use
brains all afternoon. and is so
prone TO that Gremlin of three
o'clock fatigue
The home-maker, too. benefits
greatly by the substantial break
fast program, in the matter of
conserving energy If she can
manage it--one good way is to
attend TO the needs OF her family.
and after getting them off to
work or school or play. 20 sit
down quietly by herself. and really
enjoy a sturdy breakfast
While the writer is extremely
fond of coffee, it. must he adj
mitted that many women kill"
their appetite for more suhstau-
tial foods by indulcing in two,
three, or even four cups Of coffee
and letting breakfast go at that
It is suggested that for women
with much TO do in the breakfast
period, the following is a good
plan take hot lemon Juice water
or hot bouillon or hot weak tea
on arising or about 40 minutes
before breakfast proper, get the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
AImanack Hints
WASIIDAY

"On the day ! wash l plan the
day before 10 have an oven din
ner and put il all in before |
start 60 wash and set the Their
mometer at the proper heat and
when l am through with the wash
l VIII just have 20 set my table
and dinner is ready" writes Mrs.
r r Brooks. Aberdeen, South
Dakota Il usually have baked
potatoes, baked beans, and rice
pudding or some other dessert
which can be in the oven at the
same time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

provide hot cooked cereals on
some mornings. and dry cereals
on others; change the sweeten-
ing pass a small pitcher Of mo-
lasses or a jar of honey 10 replace
(and conservcl usual granulatcd
sugar: make French toast on al
least one morning, for it's a
grand way TO use up bread. has
protein eggs and milk, too, in
its service.
Don't forget fish, either such
as a Goldfish pickup, or any left
over fish in cream gravy on toast
tempt the appetite with slivers of
bacon at breakfast, when the
taste and smell need stimulating
in the early morning; provide
rotation Of jams, marmalade and
jelly another way 20 get sweets
without sugar.
The farm housewife will doubt
less laugh when she reads this
advice, for all farm folk have
always known how important II
is TO start the day right with
really good" breakfast Hash
potatoes beans, pie. maybe. or
cookies and doughnuts, milk an.
what a real meal! But. Of course
the farmers family was UP long
since with the sun, and had done
the chores, and thus Whetted
appetite for the bigger and more
bCuntiful good" breakfast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

VANE YOU time or money
saving hint TO pass on TO other
AlmanaekerA91 Such ideas are
worth sharing with other readers,
and the AlmanaCk wants TO print
IN "m--the more the merrier. For
each such hint sent in and used in
this department We will pay 81.
You may send in as many AS YOU
want. Hints not used cannot be
returned. Please keep them short
and To the point and address
ALMANACK HINTS EDITOR,
=. %. Box 1871.
Grand Central Annex. New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
CANNING

when canning fruit or other
juices in bottles the corks should
be boiled and hot while using"
writes Ida Pasch, Cleveland. Ohio,
They are then easy TO insert. a
larger cork can be used than
otherwise, making it safer from
spoilage Parafiin then is alb
solutcly unnecessary"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

All nutrition authorities agree
that breakfast should be selected
from among these foods; natural
whole grain cereals, enriched or
restored cereals, hot or cold. with
top milk, fruits and sweetening
TO taste breads, either toast
from enriched flour breads, muf-
fins, griddle cakes or other flour
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
RIBBONS

If the childrens hair ribbons
need pressing, wait until you
make toast Slowly slide the NIB
bons over the electric toaster, and
il presses them as well as if you
had plugged in the iron, writes
Mrs G. c. Eldridge, st Cloud.
Fla This saves both electricity
and time, as you can do this
while making toast"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
NON-SKID

IF your molding board slips
on your porcelain top table when
kncading rolls or bread. lay a
few can ubbcrs on the table
first 1t Will be skid proof writes
Mrs. John Mumford, Lowvillc,
New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

or silver OF toast or a cracker.
The good" breakfast must
have eye appeal as well as nour-
ishment and should be arranged
attractively. on nice dishes Too
often breakfast is a hurried hit
and-run affair gulped in haste
No wonder food so taken does
little good
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
BORDER

Try putting a colorful wall
paper border around the walls Of
a painted room TO add interest"
suggests Mrs John +. Ruckman,
Albuquerque. y. NJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
OdBrGdkfdSt poPP fassd atfe df11gg

cup Ibf coffee bro about an that
cart boz achqvcd before dashng
90 catch the 40 bus or the
.s13 train
Mothers should see that chill
arrn got mp an time TO dress
and really sit down 20 their food
and II possible, actually enjoy IT,
Many young girls lose time
which should bee devoted TO eat
ing breakfast by taking an in
ordinate time for their hair or
makeup
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

hrhp1bard t,Ids u MIXTURE nj rquGi
paris ~ Sl0lbflts Cisa,lscT and a g5a,s-
r.aftG ,oap bm.ds, ty an ctcCiicHt hand
cleanser f0r the -rDoraI 0f gtra,S and
cypnc Mrs. E.dw J SNdo. Detroit.
Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

IAN st SSlos To .tgriiizc jar rubbcrs
and d- VnCnc1uning p.ac, them n
a French fryer IN boiling Vat,t You
odn then remove the ring, and id,
without danger of scaiding your FIN
Eers.-Frm4ceS " Crouk, Chicafo. III.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

IT TAKES both workers and
Il employers 10 turn Out weap-
Ons To beat our enemies. n
takes both War Bonds and
Taxes To help pay the bill
Buy more War Bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

a VirHlc, pool, IT. resources TO van
Y The var. We AZ homo share our car.
our fuel. even our food
Bacon is "a great morale builder Tor
fighters. and O tnr-pro,cd cncrg, food
for hard working people And America Is
nation of such people loda,
Little Wonder then that ,our dealer
-onctimc- may heNithout NtGd', Premium
Bacon Swift Premium Is so popular
that was rofoi America lavoriDc. get
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

There is no raIonlng Of
quality in the beet you buy
And 20 be certain OF JUICY.
tender qn.IiD beef every
time. ash for a Swift brand
OF beef Extra good eating
POT ROdST-delIciouS
treat tor your family or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

tine more VOTES than the next ten brand,
combined. Yet this best liked of all bacons
costs YOU no extra ration points.
So alwa,. ask for Svift's Premium and
enjoy it, sweet smoke taste as often a.
YOU can. Remember. its easy on your
red stamps e.. YOU can serve four with
hall pound a, shown below.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

kAAKE breakfast a variable
IV meal Vary the cereals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

friends Gooa foo3 ralae
Enough for tasty Icftovcrs.
too season pot roast OF
Swift beef Brown in hof
fat Add small amount OF
water Cover and cook
slowly 900 top OF range az 10
oven about ~ hrs tor q los
Evening star., 1943-12-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1912 Roadmastel sedanette must
haze hay, I, priority; radio and heater, Hyatts-
BUICK 1910 super 4-door sedan, r and h..
sSSrilen cSSoa eopdiipn and tires als9 club
$500 cash. See It al dis$ Conn ave s. y.
dition; d,..n radio and heater. Cali Ex. isos
BuIcK l ia59 special 4-doer sedan: radio
white sidcwall tires very clean throurhout
BGiCK raaio & latl super t,door blue hnish,
Inc Inc, sfS tsIG wiseonsin emnfr 0SfsS'n "heeler'
BUICK 1870 Century sedan radio. heater
oRned oR1 f''2e s sfeea 3ols 'lSf' st, DTyse na
hTIck 81! .So ??elPI En- 4-door sedan 10y m,!s.s..
FIR 1900 Ext. 455; after 80 pm AT.
su'ek 81 skefen eosdSn SEDAN vse aso sod sas ,
Hyattsville Buick WA. All.
n BUICK 1a4: convertible club coupe 16,c34
Pry Motor Corp, Packard Dealers. 16th
and Pa. ave; sc.
sUiSK l9a SUP super a,door sedan maroon
ine condition throushout; priesd reason %
fey ne Esdf 4s6 conn srms EG Ress
ossn @ sven5nss @ 0an and sSs sunda1' NV EN- 1900
BUICK 1887 convertible sedan: in excellent
mechanical condition throushout: reason
ably priced for quick sale. Lovins Mo-
tors. 1919 NJ ST. nv
BUICK 3-door Special sedan; radio and
heater: excellent throushout; new recaps
ttruck RUBBER: T.o0xl6. Mus, sell this
week. 131 Hilton st, Alex. Va Duke
ST., to Moncure drive. risht l block. After
BuiCk iaa7 model ao 7-passenser sedan:
driven Al COO miles by Army oficer. has
had exceotionslly GOOD care by original
owner; trade and terms arranged. Loving
Motors, 1919 M St NV
BUICK 1889 4-door special sedan: radio
and heater. excellent condition. Hyatts-
VILE Buick. WA All
CADILLAC 1887 -f-passenser limousine;
orisinsl owner. low milease, excellent
throughout Peake Motor Co, Wisconsin
Continued on Next Page.l
Evening star., 1943-12-29
CLYDE d. GARRETT. Attorney,
Colorado BUILDING 90.

DISTRICT. COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia
Holding a Probate Court--Estate OF Georss
A. O'Donnell. Deceased No. .62 6as Ad-
ministration Docket I33.-Application hav-
ing been made herein for probate OF tns
last will and testament Of said deceasea,
and for letters teStamentarv on said estate.
by Eugene II McLac chlen it is ordered this
2;;ith d,y Of December. Ap 1913, that
Lillian Muth. John Bernard ODonnell. the
unknown neirs al law and next OF kin Of
George A. o'Donnen deceased, and all
others concerned. appear in said Court
on Monday, the 5th day OF February, AID.
1914 a. 1000 O'Clock A M. TO show
cause why such Spplica ton should not be
granted, Let notice hereof be published
in the Washington Law Reporter" and
The Evening Star" once in each of three
successive weeks before the return DAY
herein mentioned. the hrst publication 10
be not less than thirty days before said
EDWARD c. EIcHER. Chef Justice Of said
Court, this 9TH dav Of December, A. D.
I243, Seal Attest; THOMAS c seal
LEY, Deputy Register Of Wills for the Dis
trict Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court dc@9 Ja5.ls