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Evening star., 1943-07-27
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcon,.

sScA55sTolsdo s asBscitT .oa D!atto5m scales 1000
SEWING MAcHINEs-used, any make,
any any, stys. oggh bought for cash; Best price
SEWING MACHINE-We buy all types:
repair hemstitchins. buttons covered,
pnl,esatlng: Pc sl7 st. RE. 1900. RE. 2311,
WAGON, child's. strong. Apt. "a, 1915
E:ng EeW hhampshlre STM ave Gall ewes. Ho. sl43.
SILVER siGGtHRRfHJNG PLhTiN1rXXo XoTE Ez oLR G2LR
4 KAHN SlHN ne, Me psf 81 YAsR 9AsRs AT sss F.
SAFES, large or small. old or new; prompt
quotation: Ca!l or bring them in. Highest
. THE sAFEMAsTERs CO.,
2304 Pa. Ave. NV National 7O7O
TYPEWRITER, portable, late model Call
DE. 2I41 after T pm.
WASHING MACHINE in good condition.
Prefer Bendix. OR. O63l
CASH FOR OLD GOLD,
silver; watches, diamonds and old dis
caroeo leWsIry: fun cash value paid.
SELINGER S, SIS st. NV
DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD.
Diamond pocket and wrist watches in.
itialed birthstone. diamond and wedding
rings, any other iewelry and pawn tickets
purcnased. Highest prices paid New York
geWelry Co. 7@7 eth st. NV
GOLD-DIAMONDS,
WATCHES.
Highest cash prices paid Get our offer
oe1oft you sell. Arthur Markell, elS F St
NV. Rn. 30l. National 02s4
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WASHING MACHINE,
24-HOUR SERVICE.
All Makes, Repairs and Overhauls.
WO. 1900. EN-. 1858.
351O Conn. Ave, Rear. 2a'
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BOATS.

CHRIS CRAFT SPEED BOAT. 2s-foot 225
h.p. Kermath marine engine; $500 cash
Owner in service. 81. 1925 after 6 pm.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN tcont.)

HELP MEN AND woMEk tcens.).
DRUG CLERKS, good pay,
8-hour day, 6-day week, vaca-
ton with pay. Apply at any
Peoples Drug Store, or at
employment department., IT
P st. ne.
UNDERWOOD g. UNDERWOOD
PORTRAIT STUDIO HAS EX-
CELLENT POSITION OPEN FOR
SPOTTERS AND FINISHERS.
APPLY IN PERSON TO FINISH
ING PLANT. 4461 CONN. AVE,
OR PHONE EN-. 0200.
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POULTRY & EGGS.

CHICKENS, 16 to g weeks old, for sale
mostly pullets. For information phone
Alexandria 1859 or write Box 430, R. R
No. >. Alexandria. Va. 29'
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ROOMS FURNISHED.


conv trans Hobart 4"S4.
1884 COLUMBIA RD. N,W.--Men; SIS 80
wl.. single rms; dble 81: clean cool: 10
min. dW.ntn.. on car line: baths. showers.
c,h.w., innersp. mattresses. AID. 1890.
tied phone: s. wk. i S12 wk., ..
DOWNTOWN IN 13 M1N.-Comfortab able
6Te hsser a5a 6aa e. RseS Ry h2%s No OBI ri bus
SINGLE ROOM: next shower bath. private
phone: gentlemen only. GE. oo97.
423, 18th ST: s.E--Large front room
MASTER BEDROOM, semiprivate bath
unlimited phone, inner-spring mattresses
private home: . gentlemen. GE 0997
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Men, executives
vate home. 2036 o st. NV. DU. 0475.
THE CHURCHILL l74O P, st. NV
S2le rooms, running water. bath, showers,
$40 to Q. $40 WEiy Sble rms running
DOUBLE ROOM for aad girls ne near l4th St
and porch Adams 4534 3O'
NEAR CATHEDRAL. 3sO2 Fulton st. NV.
phone. Close to transp. S15 per mo. OR.
1908 SHEPHERD ST NE.-sgle rm,:
semipvt. bath; gentle, det. home; S25
mo. Stullefiau, III bfff.
10th ST NW.-Large studio. 4 windows,
overlooking Rock Greek Park: semipvt
lavatory and shower: suitable or g.
5l21 CONN AVE. NW.-Master bedroom,
pvt. bath twin beds: also double bedroom,
next bath; unlim phone. excel. tranSp.
Ordway 7l37
DOWNTOWN, 1l15 .sth N.W-Apt. bldg.
No. 90 End f., lg. front cool, airy clean clear
room s. single; suitable for 2. DU. 5379.
pAPR DD IN share
with girl from N c.; lge dbl. rm., facing
Rock creek 5 PARK; uni1mi rnI co phqnaeS; p19aS mr.
27o7 WooDLEY PL, NV. near osl1 shorehamn an
BUSES large. nicely furnished rooms,
private bath. suitable for Ga 3 or gentlemen;
front, next bath. twin beds; rent single
or double.
DUPONT CIRCLE. l735 Riggs pll.;-cool,
pleasant basement studio room with run
ming water single, S23 mo.
$500 KANSAS AVE N.W.-Larse master
bedroom with private bath for persons
room room for girl OR 1924 -
1853 IRVING ST. NW.-Nicely furp.,
excel transp., near Rock Greek Park.
81 ALLISON ST. N.E.-Clean room with
sonable. RA. 0357.
1405 r. I. AVE NW.-Double front
room: good transp. Apply 1442 R. I.
$3.50 4th ST. N.W.-Large front room,
private half bath; gentle home, 90 min.
downtown; no other roomers: couple or 2
ladies: $3.50 each. GE. 1745.
1924 10th ST. NW.-Army officers widow
has twin-bed room, also single room; we'll
appointed corner home; garage.
DBLE, AND l sGLE; RM; kit. avail for
breakfast, home privil: 3 min from Wis
ave. and M st. OR. .2977 ewes.
MAN AND WIFE have well-appointed apt
comforts, will rent attractive room to re-
fined gentleman. Hobart 6O53. 2Ss
2s12 CONN. AVE, Apt. Studio, ad-
Joining twin-bed room. for three or en-
ployed couple: private; best transp.. unlim
phone, sembath, shower, cross ventila-
ton; privileges. co. 1853. %
147l HARVARD ST. N.W.-Private home:
single room, pvt. porch; gentleman only.
Columbia 0057.
DOUBLE AND SINGLE ROOM, adjoining
large outside porch, conv. Glover PIX. and
Macarthur buses; suitable for men, S25
each. Ordway 1907.
100 4th ST. N.E.-Refined home; large
front room, comfortable beds, telephone;
gentlemen. Call after $50 pm
ATTRACTIVE, large, front room. with hall
room adjoining, large cupboard, shower
bath; employed married couple. no. 371s.
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HELP noMEsTlc (cont.1

GENERAL HOUsEWoRKER. help with
| COOKING and lisht laundry. $lb; no Sun
ssm:, mut xhq 5.v. Soss
DAYS: TIA. fsse5 after 7 o.m. 'o
GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER. live in or out:
small home, close in; light laundry. plain
Ike cs sis odss 4s
GENERAL, ,HoUsEWoRKER, peTmanent
JOB for reliable person: small mail family; good
GENERAL GENE Al. HousEWo!REKER middle-ased' n
Call II. 1897 between and p.m.
GIRL experienced. from South: s.h:w;,
eSGkinr; ssnS live in; Sundays of; Sis. OR.
GIRL OR WOMAN wanted to care for :!
1928 Bath ST.. Mt. Rainier. Md.
Aou!sEKEEPER-c COOK, white, middle ssed
as sster iiye in; Sls week Call Hobart
Hog{sEKEEPER; part time. six days a
cook dinner three NIGHTS; DO personal
psrisnesd spplicant. Apply to Apt.. 54s.
24S0 18th st. NV. wednesday before noon.
HousEKEEPER. family Of four; nice pril,,
NE: o$5o days. ehestnut se74 evenings
HoUsEWoRKER, part-time, no cooking,
s.: 500 so sth fne St n.,; NV. RAJ M 1858. D"''
M4lP Sa1 eOlorsd e to sere for ..a M
lunch 4pply 14i4 aist II St IT, nv. W. Apt: f. IF
MAID. good cook and houseworker., 1870
fare: adults. Box 126-M Star.
MAID for general housework. no cooking,
Gfint1n nG tDass1nE; sn,R q mornings week. ST.
MAID. Ma colored. So day and carfare. Call
MAID, colored, s.h.w. and cook dinner for
2 adults: refs. REQ. Call DE. 7055.
MAlD' MeeF be- to s,sS: Rm'' good references; sl'
MAID for general housework, must cook:
I'd I'd NV aE; o7zsi 7Sia eAA, l90- n0.Ds'
MAID to live in. e.h.w. For details call
EN-, EN- 1898 ,s after 8 pm. or call mornings
MAID for rooming house, part-time work;
GOOD cleaner. reliable, no Sundays, good
pay. .015 o St NV.
MAID to care for girl, IA mos. and small
apt, no SUNDAYS; good wages. LU. 4O65.
ate employment Salary Sl25 mo, plus
quarters and meals Woodley 7l25.
NURSE for girl 3, assist light housework,
Washtneton Temple 1853 ~
NURSE for small motherless child in fur
hIhed APT to take ra charge Live H.
NURSE, white, for 2-year-old child. few
other household duties: live in, own room;
GEORGETOWN: best Of ref. DU. S0S7.
WOMAN to take care of small house and
. children; cook; live in: $50 mo. RE
o750 during day.
WOMAN. white, to take charge of cooking
and 1st-foor work; live in or out other
help employed. IA. 1852.
WOMAN. colored, neat general housework: /:
good pay; husband and wife working. Ref
erences. Apply 1929 14th st. NV.
WOMAN. white, to cook evening dinner for
two. Call Ordway 1862.
WOMAN, co!ored, gh.w.. care 2 children;
no cooking: washing or Sundays. GIL
3745 Sundays. week DAYS after 8.
WOMAN. white middle-aeed, to keep house
and care for 7-month-old baby; live in.
WOMAN wanted for cooking and ghw.
no laundry; family Of 8; pleasant disposi-
tion and good referenceS required; nice
Chevy Chase section. Call after in after
noon WI s627
PARTLY FURN. BASEMENT APT in ex-
change for hours daywork and moving
the lawn once week. 4615 10th ST. NV.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

TWO POLAND CHINA BROOD SOWS.
bred for Sept pigs; also beautiful jersey
heifer, ready for breeding. Phone Falls
Church SlO-J-2
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GOLD-DIAMONDS.
WATCHES

highest cash prices paid. Get our offer
oe1ofe you sell. Arthur Markell elS F St
NV. Rm. 30l. National O2S4
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
PROSPEROUS TOURIST BUSINESS on
U. s. Route ]. near Ft. Belvoir Va.
Nearly acres with 200 1T drilled well
1s-room house, two double cabins and tea
room. Must sell due to death Of husband,
See or write MRS. STEVENS, Haddon Hall,
r. r. D. /, Alexandria, Va. 2s
BEAUTY SHOP, established yrs; a good
location Sc: fully equipped: excellent
business: $500. Call HI. O552 between
9 am. and 12 noon.
GROCERY STORE in Baltimore, good vol
urne: excellent money y-maker; ideal for hus.
at once due to Ill health. Cali or write
s: shochet, SEA West S3rd st., Baltimore
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Helen Hayes
BingOes Again

to kill at the feeble attack, he
said.
So the Allies planes came
back Monday-and not only
wiped of the grins but wiped
out lot of the town.
Samuel Grafton commented
on the rage over shipments OF
gasoline to Spain.
None of the squawkers, he
pointed out, got very hot under
the collar when reports came
here about Frances execution
of prisoners.
II took river OF gasoline 10
excite those who, said Grafton,
ignored the rivers OF blood.
The Axis wireless stated that
complete agreement OF
views was reached at the hud-
die between Ribbentrop Che
forged the Won, SO skip I'D and
Benito.
You always get that when one
OF the debaters carries a rub
Der hose.
Mime. Chiangs radio delivery
has Zing.
Every word comes over with
a piece OF her heart.
THE Magazines: Germany has
Il been going nuts for five
generations. according 10 Rich
ard NJ. Brickner in The Atlantic
Monthly.
DR.. Brickner. a famed neurol.
ogist, points out that Hitler
swiped everything he breaches
from earlier paranoics, the diff
ference being the bells rang
louder in his skull.
Wendell Willkie can get a Job
on anybody's newspaper PEN
ming picture captions.
His wordage on Coronet's
photos OF the Leningrad heroes
is master.
Norman Cousins reviewed Clare
Luce's globaloney piece (from
the Cong. Record) in The Satur.
day Review.
He claims she traded off a
bunch OF well wishers for the
approval OF that Chicago daily.
In Golfers March 81 George
Creel spotlights the dark corners
OF political stilettoing as applied
10 Leon Henderson.
Icons crime was that he was
frank and honest and tried 10
help the country rather than
kow-tow 10 selfish political
blocs.
Copyright by Daily Mirror. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10

which were undoubtedly chucked
up out of the sea by VOLCANOES,
extend 1900 miles westward
from the extremity of the Alas
kan Peninsula toward the PENN
sula of Kamchatka, which hangs
down from Siberia into the Sea
of Okhotsk almost to the Japa-
nese outposts at the Island of
Paramushiru.
THE Aleutians constitute part
Il of the District of Alaska,
United States of America.
There are four groups of the
islands, the Fox, Andreanof, Rat
and Near islands.
They were once known collec-
lively as the Catherine Archi-
pelago and were included in our
purchase of Alaska, then known
as Russian America. from Rus
STA in 1867 for $1,000, 900, which
nowadays is no more than the
price of an old wool hat.
/ am giving you this lesson in
geography and history with
little dash of ethnology because
1 think the Aleutians will be the
most prominent name in the war
news in the near future, and If
you know no more about them
than I did before I began looking
them up. you are most sketchilly
informed, indeed.
THE flag OF Japan now flies
Il over Kiska, which is one of
the Rats and has a fine harbor,
and over at Agattu and Attn,
which are among the Near
Islands.
The latest estimate / have
heard of the number of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Tailoring
For Women

MO GRAY horse ever has won
' the Kentucky Derby.
And there have been So. Ken.
lucky derbies so far.
Arleen Whelan achieved MOTH
ing sensational in Hollywood,
but in the play "Doughgirls" she
is one of the biggest hits on
Broadway.
She will get five times her
former salary when she returns
to Hollywood.
Betty Cradle is another who
was getting nowhere fast in
Hollywood and only achieved
the recognition she deserved
when she appeared in a Broad
way play.
A S TO time il should take a
"a woman 10 do her house,
work, a domestic efficiency ex-
pert says IL should be figured
on the basis of half an hour for
each room, plus one hour for
each small Child.
Thus If you have a six-room
house and two small children,
your homework should be done
in FIVE hours.
In their fight at Coney Island.
Jeffries weighed 218 pounds and
Fitzsimmons only 157 pounds.
AS / was starting FOR The Joe
Louis-Carnera fight. a few years
ago, my mother surprised me by
saying:
"The best heavyweight OF
them all was Bob Fitzsimmons."
Said /:
you never saw a prize light
In your life.
How do you know Fitzsim-
sons was so good?"
Said my mother:
"Your father told me So"
A bomber at 10000 feet can
hit a 20-foot target smack in
the center.
This is what is known as pre-
cision bombing.
Both the United States and
the Axis have such bombers.
II an Axis bomber hits a
church, hospital, school or de-
partment store that is not by
mistake, Their aim can't pos
sibly be as bad as that. Such
murderous bombing these days
is deliberate. premeditated act.
Copyright, 1e43. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10

inspires recollections Of the yes
teryear.
Writes a Detroiter:
II propose a vote of thanks 10
Bling Crosby for singing songs
as they were written.
There ought to be a law
against what some people do to
a good song by adding some Of
their own ideas to the way the
number was originally written"
DOSSIBLY il husbands had a
i better understanding of the
Importance of hat TO woman
they would be more tolerant
when the bills come in and
more generally sympathetic when
considering their mates intense
interest in headgear.
So states a young matron of
Manhattan who 10 substantiate
her contention quotes a feminine
hat expert as follows:
For woman hat can
feign height, balance n receding
chin, minimize n poor feature,
play up n good one, lie like a
trooper about her age and in
troduce her as saint or SIREN"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
The AIeutian
Islands Vital

enemy there Is $4,000, most Of
them on Kiska.
They are a threat to our forces
In the Andreanofs, at Dutch
Harbor and in Alaska and. with
bombing planes, would be a
threat to many American cities.
Kiska is probably the base Of
japanese submarines menacing
our northern shipping.
Our bombers have kept the
enemy on land pretty well holed
up and it does not appear he
has been able to establish any
good airfields.
Kiska is in a region of fog
and rain and the Japs there, on
the authority OF Toxic, have suf-
fered considerable hardship, but
apparently they are somehow
kept supplied.
KISKA Is on the shortest air
IN route 10 Japan.
If ii was in our hands, the
eagles wings would be casting
shadows over the Japanese
northern outposts in the Kuriles
and over Japan itself.
Though our armchair strate-
gists disregarded it when we
had ii, it is now one of the most
valuable pieces of land on earth
to us.
That is why Kiska must and
will be retaken, probably this
spring.
It may be landing operation
and at heavy cost, but whatever
the means and whatever the
cost, Kiska and all the rest OF
the Aleutians are most neces-
Sary 10 us now.
Copyright 1913, by King Features
Distributed by International News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
The Brighter Side

COME ethnologists have sup
~ posed that by means of the
Aleutian Islands, stretching like
a broken bridge from Asia to
America, this country was first
peopled.
Ethnologists are blokes who
are hep to the science of the
natural races and families OF
men, according to the dictionary,
and specifically the branch OF
anthropology proper that con-
siders man historically, COM
paratively and analytically.
(PhewD
They do not always agree on
their little propositions any more
than the rest of US.
You would be surprised at
their differences of opinion as 10
where we came from, though
personally / am more interested
in where we are going.
In any event. the Aleutians.
now one of our big war prob
lens, figure in the calculations
as to how we got here.
ONE ethnologist doped it out
" that a speeches. anthropoid
passed over what was then a
complete land bridge and that
most of the bridge then sank
behind him into what is now
the Boring Sea which washes
the fragments of the bridge, or
the Aleutian Islands.
This theory is highly interest
ing in that il might be a clue TO
the origin of certain of our
congressman.
The name Aleutian is believed
to have derived from an Indian
word "alait," meaning island.
And the Aleutians, most OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10

again in when Johnny Comes
Marching Home"
II is very tuneful and happy.
QUOTATION Workmanship:
" Anon: Her arms flowed from
her gown like water spouting
from a faucet.
II. V. Wade: The first sign OF
a break in Nazi Germany may
be some little thing no
more than an 20, yeah?" from
the back row in the Sports
Palace.
Gene Fowler: II you do favors
for friends they may never for
give you for IL.
c. Gaylord: He did things to
turn her head when he should
have wrung her neck.
Andrew Jergens: The Red
Cross never asks you, What
is your religion or, Where
are you from" - but only,
where are you heart7"
Anon: l love you very, very
much-but there are times when
do not like you az all.
THE Wireless: Jos. c. HsrSch
l. recalled the first Raj
bombing OF Berlin. over two
years ago. when he was there.
The squareheads laughed At
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Yes. We Did Ii First
Generals Still Study
Civil Wars Lessons
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

If you study the Civil War you find it was the proving
grounds for this
brother against brother and they threw everything
the bungalow The ronclad gunboat made its first
in this
old Monitor and Merrimac kicked up sand bot
tom it the of a kind of shndig And the Civil
War also the first in which boats sunk by mines and
torpedoes
Did you know that the machine was invented during
the Civil War? lad named Calling perfected this homcdal
smokestack.
But most important of all the problem of supply
lines figured the Civil War conflict of mobility
mapped by Robert E. Lee.
time in the history of warfare they cut
railroad lines. For the first time in history it
fought with railroads.
The Russians the Ukraine adopted the guerrilla methods
of the Civil War; At Vorenezh Kursk Rostov Kharkov and
important places difficult to mention they clipped
the railroads first
English French German and Russian generals all study
the problems solved by Civil War So this present Euro
pean omeet contains than of American eggs
By n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
The On|ooker

IN ONDON II have seen the
II man only twice In my life.
The first time was II years
ago on a football field at West
Point.
He was running guard on a
great Army team and the cadets
yelled and sung his name as he
pulled out OF the line 10 lead the
Interference against Harvard.
Twelve years ago, high on the
nils above the Hudson here
BOYS were playing games and
learning 10 be soldiers.
The second time I saw him
vas here in L on don in the
american Officers Club.
He was standing at the bar,
proposing toast.
"Gentlemen," he said, Cheers.
Bottoms up to n new tin foot"
Cheers" echoed his fellow Of
ficers. Bottoms up 10 a new tin
Foot"
I drained my glass along with
he officers.
II sounds like a gruesome
10; AIut il wasn't.
WAS a happy toast. in fact.
AS the drinks were downed,
Col. Loren Hillsinger took the
tenter OF the floor. his hand
Tome face wreathed in smiles.
He took a few dance steps.
He apered lightly, just 10
how his artificial foot was
lnder control.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10

THE First Nights: Helen Hayes
i hit her first bingo since the
days OF Victoria Regina" when
she arrived in Harriet"
Tis Is an appealing biog of
tn ady who penned Uncle
Toms Cabin" and ii fits the
star like her shawl.
The authors. Florence Ryerson
and Colin Clements. have spun
q serviceable tale.
It dwells on the love Harriet
Beecher Stowe had for her kin.
and that's the kind Of character
izing the star revels in.
She gets grand help from Jane
Seymour, Rhys Williams, Jack
Manning and a crowd OF others.
John Anderson went to town
as follows:
"Nfiss Hayes, by the striking
and vivid force Of her perform
ance. makes Harriet moment
Gus and fascinating, one Of the
few plays In . poverty-stricken
season to touch real value"
Mr.. Anderson. il appears. joins
the rest of US on the aisles, in
declaring Helen's performance
as "rop-sy.'
|T'HE Magic Lanterns; Private
L Saroyan, whose plays all
argue that the world is the duck
lest place. has shifted his pitch
TO the cinema.
The Human Comedy" pre-
senta his latest batch Of low
ables. and IL comes out film
full Of nice feeling.
Mickey Rooney plays the lead
Ing cockle-warmer.
Bob Hope offers a good single
act in They Got Me Covered"
equipped with a whole arsenal
Of swifty-nifties.
The yarn, all about a reporter
shagging enemy agents, is pretty
gimpy, but il has Lamour and
the Hope howls, so why be per-
snickety about the package they
come in?
Joan Crawford's new starrer.
N zion in France" shows her
OF sing the Gestapo in Paris.
Between getting John Wayne
out OF the country and figuring
out whether Philip Dorm loves
her or Laval, she keeps busy.
II offers a few patches OF ex-
citement.
That old reliable. the theatri-
cal boarding house, turns up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
On the Side

IT'S not the loss Of loves assur-
dnee,
II is not doubling what thou
art;
But tbs the too, too long sndur-
dnce
OF absence that GFliets my
heart.
Campbell.
QUERIES from clients:
VI Q-Why is it that men are
so much more successful than
women as tailors for women?
Alt is probably because the
most popular styles of women's
clothes are tailored along the
lines of mems clothes.
1t seems the male tailors, with
the cooperation OF their mascu-
line clients, realized before the
women's tailors and their clients
that simplicity is the shortest
and most effective route to
smartness in appearance.
Os so I have been told by an
expert on this matter
Q-Wasn't Billie Burke's first
film "Gloria's Romance ?"
A-Miss Burke's first film APP
pearance was in picture titled
Peggy" produced in 1916 by
Thomas II. Ince.
Q-Do you deny that Jim
Thorpe was the greatest all
around athlete of all time?
Att might be argued sue
cessfully that Foxhall Keene,
the amateur sportsman, was a
better all around athlete than
Thorpe.
Keene was a brilliant and out
standing performer Of cham
pionship caliber in 10 different
sports.
WRITES a Boston minister:
w For a good word said for
the dog in the Bible read Luke
16 Verse FL"
This shows that the dogs
stuck by old Lazarus when he
was down and out"
"Casablanca" is the best film
! have seen this year.
A very human touch in this
film is that of having a song.
"As Time Goes By" inspire in
the two principal characters
memories of happier days.
Most everybody has at least
one song the playing OF which