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else is In a little creek. These turtles
live in desert lands.
Among the desert turtles Is the
"big-headed tortoise" which Is
found in stony wastelands Of South.
ern China.
The big-headed turtle was given
its name because It's head Is large
compared to its body. Its shell has
an average length Of about Is
inches. It ha sa hooked beak and
Is related to the tribe Of swapping
turtles.
In Southern Arizona Is another
kind Of desert turtle. 1t was named
in honor Of scientist and Is known
as "Agassiz's tortoise" Roaming
over the sand, 1t eats the few plants
which grow there.
Agassiz,s tortoises have been cap
tured and kept as pets. II they
are given warm, dry quarters and
proper food they may live for sev-
eral years.
The temperature should be 1T least
IS degrees above zero Fahrenheit
when these turtles are housed.
They can be fed with berries,
bananas, cherries. lettuce and clover.
High temperature is not enough to
keep them alive; they must also b.
guarded from dampnes6 II
forced to breathe damp air for very
long, they will stop eating and
before long viii die.
One man watched 4 pet turtle
from the desert while 1t walked
back and forth across q room. There
was book on the floor In the
middle Of the room. and each time
the turtle would climb over 1t.
At length the man took the book
of the floor. The turtle reached
the place where the book had been,
and came to q halt. It seemed pug
zled that the book was no longer
there. 1t went on with Its walking.
however. and kept marching up and
down the room for another half
hour.
An odd turtle Of 4 .different sort
Is known as the "matamata. II
Is odd because Of its looks, not be-
cause 1t likes the desert. It Is, In
fact, onesof the many turtles which
enjoy being In water. II
The matamata Is = native Of the
Guianas and Northern Brazil. II
lives in ponds, marshes and rivers
It's shell and its skin are brown. It
has a short tail, but 4 long neck.
Most turtles have smooth, OF
fairly smooth, shells. Not 80 the
matamata! The top Of It's shell 4
rougher than washboardI There
are little mounds on the shells
which rise to peaks like volcanoes.
Evening star., 1943-08-17
Uncle Ruy's Corner

Most turtles spend their tine
largely In water. Some 60 to rivers.
lakes or ponds. and others swim
about the oceans.
Still other turtles, however. Sc
very little water. When they do
see it, 1t Is In the form Of rain, or
Evening star., 1943-08-17
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Illustrated leaiet. "Your Body at work"
send = sen-Addressed envelope bear
care Of The Evening Star
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Quick Questions

1-On another Aug. "a. foreign
invaders burned the president S
mansion. the Capitol and the
treasury in Washington, Who were
they?
2-At one time or another, prior
to this war our armed forces in
vaded 13 foreign countries p Can
you name AT least six of them?
3-However, our army suffered
it's most complete defeat in Mon
tana? When?
A common feed You cat
every day is composed Of two
deadly poisonS. What are they?
5-What was Carl Sandburg de-
scribing when he wrote The
- comes in on little cat feet. II
sits looking over the harbor and
city on silent launches and then,
moves on?
6-What do you suppose an
army survey showed 10 be the
most popular meat dish among
S o d i e r S-rUast beef, b a X Q a
chicken. frankfurtcrS, lamb chops
or liver and bacon?
Only one state is named for
an American parsonage washing
tom. but seven are named for
kings and queens. Which and for
whom?
S-Our national hegcmony is
subject 10 change next year.
How?
ANSWERS ON PACE ny
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24

the Continental Room and Fiesta
Bar Of the Savarine Hotel. The
vocal arrangements Of Between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth on
Chestnut Street" and "Chum-
b0oEie' by MaurI.Eax, SaXophUne
star with Gene Fenby and his
orchestra, are really scoring heav-
lily with the patrons Lax is also
responsible for Fenby's new Spe-
clal dance arrangement OF Dodg-
ing a Divorce ~
Something different in the way
OF ~OUg styling is IN store as sally
Rom.ne offers why Was l Born
as hcr top number this week, and
Herman Zichl. the wizard accor-
dlonIst, repeats his DIZZY Fin
gers solo by request.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Dancing
Dream
Comes True
HA CHAKLIS GENTRN


HiiI SHY .O.u -rrm io have
aa .aaa Leslie. be-
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~ the ErOdC. family, when She
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
knowledge Test
By DIR. sABINA CONNOLLY

Penn. James Oglothorpc. Hum
phrcy Gilbert; DhD The king Of
ENGLAND when the American coll
eniee -pFeHa- lest -was George IT.,
Charles /, George III. Oliver
Cromwell The author Of Com
mon Sense IS Benjamin Franklin,
Edmund Burke John Adams,
Thomas Paine
2-Why ,a) Is a place where
animals are kept called a roo; thl
lis II correct 10 say none Of the
team is married instead of
arc %? lc) did many Of the OK
.plorors search for the Northwest
Passage
4 Pick out the largest longest,
highest (al Canary, bobolink,
owl ostrich. hawk Cb) birch, SAN
dalwood redwood. willow elm,
Cc) Hudson, Mic, Rhine, Po. Scv-
crn.
= Explain (a) what Is n roci-
cido2 Lhl In music. what Is meant
by ciiss1nfoo lc) why is the Rcd
Sea SO named?
g. True or false? (a Alexis
Carol WAS The mythical lnNcntor ol
beer. th) James EadS was an
American explorer. tc) Gabriel
Fahrenheit improved the ther-
.mOmCtcr.
Answer simply: (a) What is
the word mist usually applied
to? (bl when rocks arc called
."stratificd' what does II mean
|(cl Whom do people speak IN
hypcrbo'o'
ANSWERS on PAGE ~
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24

Span the two who do out-of-the-
ordinary song and dance routines.
The speed with which Dodo.
feminine tap>tcr, executes her
steps is amazing YOU cant take
your eyes away for one split sec
ond or YOUR likely 20 miss a
whole chorus Dodo was formerly
of the -Four Kit kats. Little Dave
who dances with eccentricIty, and
Sam Fouche who sings as we'll as
pilots the show through its per
formance. are two added attrac-
tionS At Club Three 666
Dancing i'm precision time is the
speciality of the TayloretteS as
they 60 10 town on Broadway
Rhythm. "RcdSkin Rhumba and
"Jumpln' tho Blues Young
Teddy Buckncr and his orchestra
do the musical honorS. while Joa-
Anna Holmes sings and George
Saunders plays the organ during
lntermissions.
THREE TREES CLUB
Guaranteed 10 send YOU into
laugh histories. Johnny Rubber
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
THE REAL GOODS

Hollywood success stories arc
frequently either so dull or
dreamed up that they aren't
worth the pulp they're printed on.
bat here Is one which We know j.
actually true
Joan did want 10 dance profcs-
sionallY and thought that heaven
was hers the first time she got on
a night club floor for $50 a week
Then fate and a film agent
transported her into that tInSel
and Cellophane world and she S
become not only a dramatic star.
but a dancing partner with Fred
AStaire.
OF course. she's no Yolanda and
doesn't expect 10 60 down on cell
luloid as one Of the greatest part
rrt.-'>As tt,t+t-. tt,t+t 4-,s-apeE- had -4a4i!r,t 3
least she's had a cnance 10 see
herself IN q routine with a man
she never even dreamed She q
meet.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
.LoueIIa
Parsons
in HoM~ool

HOLLYWOOD AUG - Goorcc
anders. IN spite ot his C4>Scanc>>
or maybe because OF I1 Ia,
'aked up 10 find himself the most
Dught- after actor IN town tt.>
ntract with 20th CcntuN-tCN
xpires in February and so FAR
gorge has given the company q
va headaches by not signing.
] hear. however, the chances are
70 he Will renew with Fox
Though Paramount IS also eN-
emely interested
Meantime George is az Ehe
tarring in international zone
novel Charles Koerner bought
nth George IN mind. lis a hot
,elodrama all about a spy and
iorocco is the locale George
as a three-picture deal with RhO
nd international Zone lS his
rSt there.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24

For Bible readers Answer
each question by one word tal At
the foot of what mountain did
Moses see God in a burning bHsh2
(b) Near what city was Emmaus ?
(cD The apostle ----- was called
DidymuS?
(Which Of the four names
suits the description ta) The
explorer who sailed in the Half
Moon was Henry Hudson, William
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
SINCERE PARTNER

Fred worked many hours with
her teaching her steps that She
never thought she could do.
But AStalre is a patient guy
and he's had a great deal Of eX'
perienCc breaking in new partners
ever since his sister. Adele. de-
serted HIM and the American
stage 10 become Lady Cavcndish.
Ginger. Rita Hayworth and
Eleanor Powell are Just three Of
the vivacious vls-a-vis Of the ball
room he's broken in prior 10
meeting Miss Leslie and while
they don't take up too many
reels with their routines. we
think you'll like what they do
have TO do together
With Astaire and Leslie in this
rhythmic romance you Il find
Robert Benchlcy Robert Ryan
Elizabeth Patterson and Mar.
iorie GateSon I'M addition 20 Fred
die Slack and his orchestra.
The direction Is by Edward II
Griffith.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
A SOB SERIAL

The Goodwill Hour on which
Ohm Anthony listens 10 the
roubies and tfibHAatteRs -ef HE
Jorld, may soon be in the movies.
.ddie Small is trying 10 buy it.
! fact. he has made a Sizable bid
II seems that Anthony, instead
4 being an old man with q beard
s befits q counselor is young and
God looking I'm curious how
hey will build the story There
I, certainly plenty Of material
rom the sob stories that are
oured into Anthonys micro
hona
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24

lINS-AN all-ncW floor show at
Club Gay Haven this week with
Dick Drake, that clever comedy
master of ceremonies. and Kay
Mckay. top rating song styliSt,
sharing the honorS as co-starS.
Diek is rapidly establishing his
reputation as the Sad Russian
but rcverSeS tins name tag when
he plays balalaik and brings the
house down about his ears. In his
bag of tricks. he also has a Smat-
tering of mimlcries-almed against
the Axis partners.
Lovely Kay Mckay whose de-
liGhtful energetic manner keeps
her at Club Gay Haven for a
fourth week. comes up with a
complete new repertory Of songs
songs that she has styled o please
even the most eNactlng about
/ townerS
Milo Vague & Co. lend a punch
10 the show with their novelty
punching bag performance Dane
ing routines Of the evening are
provided by the Holly Sisters, a
talented tap team, and Sylvia
/ Pattie who does an amusing turn
or two with a male dummy. All
/ the while you can enjoy the music
of Jimmy Ferrell and his orcheS-
ira who plays for both the floor
show and dancing.
CLUB MARIO
For the willing ears of hcr lis
tenerS out at Club Mario. lovely
Marian Francis has promised an
entirely new set of songs this
week
Marian will continue 10 enter
tain the patrons who are hocking
out 10 see and hear her She has a
striking personality, and is recoG-
nizcd as one Of those most likely
TO succeed among current radio
singing SiarletS. In fact, Marian
win shortly addition for one OF the
top network shows.
Sophisticated is the word for
WINTERS and AnCelne. ballroom
dancers. who are appearing al
Club Mario directly from Eastern
smart spots.
CLUB THREE 666
Tf YOU missed Bette Taylor
dancing extravaganza. Swingin
I'M the Groove out at Club Three
666. You still have a chance "a
dash out and see it before the
troupe gives way 10 brand new
ISepia revue next Monday. Lonnic
Johnson StrumS his guitar as one
lof the top performers IN the show
(which also includes Baby Spic and
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
NeW Song and Dance Teams
Highlight Latest Club Offerings

Face Frisco steps into the star
spot in the new variety floor show
at the Three Trees Club for an
Indefinite engagement. Johnny is
the man Of a million faces and
YOU won't believe it until YOU see
'it but his volatile anticS are as
SIde-splittmg as they come
The supporting cast offers a
wide range of variety, with Bea
-GcrShWn and her violin the girl
who enjoys a reputation as the
female Rubinoff; Kathleen Wind
Sor, who taps out a very Sophisti-
Gated routine; Dave Wilburn,
who obliges with the popular song
hits Of the day, and Snowfall,
the unique rhythm and comedy
dancer. Joe Norris music lends
A delightful atmosphere 10 the
whole evening at the Three Trees
TED AND LENS STAGE BAR
Musical contrasts arc the vogue
lat Ted and Lens Stage Bar,
where continuous entertainment
is in full swing nightly. For one
side of the picture-the tantaliz-
ing melodies Of the modern hep
catS-you have Ray Ravser king
of the worries, - while Carlos
Cortcz changes the tempo with a
variety Of familiar musical comedy
hits. semi-claSSics and Iig h t
operettaS.
Rayser came here directly from
Is weeks az New IorkS famous
Leon and Eddie's, and Cortcz is
one Of the favoriteS Of Rios inter-
nationally know N Copacobana
Club.
CONTINENTAL ROOM
Rhythms with a "booCie WOogle
bCaf arc tho Currprt attraction a Z
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
RIGHT IN ORDER

Talking over pictures he would
ke 10 play on the Screen, Gary
;rant casually mentioned he
you'd like 10 do Mark Twain s
Connecticut Yankee at King
Irthurs Court. Jack Warner
early hit the ceiling in hlS eN-
itement because the Warner
udio owns the movie rights.
While the picture has reached
My the conversational stage II
q not unlikely that you will see
,ary and Warmers get together
n that movie.
And boy, If il came out at the
arne time as the Rodgers and
IamInerstein-muSical, wouldn't
hat be something from an ad-
ertising standpoint?
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
CONTINENTAL ROOM

Rhythms with a "boogie Woogie
beat are the current attraction At
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
THREE TREES CLUB

Guaranteed 10 send YOU into
laugh HISTORIES. Johnny Rubber
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
ROMANTIC NEWS

The way Howard Hughes first
earned about Betty Jane Greer 5
Engagement 10 Rudy Vallee is in
eresting. Johnny Meyer, who
yorks for Hughes, asked Betty
ane to have dinner with him. /
ant" she said. Not tonight or
ny other night. ! am going 10
marry Rudy Vallee."
Betty Jane is going 20 request
nat Hughes lend her TO some
,ther company if he isn't going 10
make a picture with her. Rudy
,rought Betty Jane 10 call on me,
md he says they will spend their
honeymoon at his summer place
n Maine when they are married
nter the war.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
COLLECTED AT RANDOM

Arthur : aTuSWorth. husband a.
Bette Dstas en4isttnP. DOM
Sutton and Mary Lou DIX dine
practically every evening az The
Savoy. Lon McCalhSter and Mar
5orie Rlordsn, the TWO Cuties m
"Stsge Door Csntecr % are an
item.
Sue Carol has moved "a Seattle
N be near Alan Ladd who S sta
toned there. oscar Lcyant has
dropped is pounds
Capt Thomas Wallace, Carole
-Jssd!S- bridegroom, -.S- exF< ctsd ~
New York this week. She g been
shere almost five weeks waiting
FOR him. Sir Alex Korda visited
sSIhe Lodger' set 10 watch fs
wife. Merle Oberon. do the can
ear. The James CleasonSAc Acele-
brsted their thirty-SeVenth wed.
ding Anniversary -hY- dlHlnE with
Capt Melvyn Douglas and Heller
Cshsgan.
Carl Esmord gets his citizen.
ship papers Aug. y, Irene Hervet
and Allan Jones are heading Eas'
for loint personal appearance a.
the Capitol. Joan Fontaire CAV,
q cocktail party for members q
The cast of "FrenChmsu s Creek
Lou Costello is able 70 take I;
fesv steps every day. Joe DN3E
Rio. baseball hero. received 2 reg
Ular ovation when he VsIteC
Charlie Foy fhe other eve.
That's al today. See YOU %
! tnorTpw!
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24

Ingrid Bergman was doing more
worrying about her hair the day
[ called to see her on the gas
light" set. Sydney Guilarof was
adding longer pieces.
'1t IL 30 short" she said,
"Since I had II cut TO play
Maria In For Whom the Bell
Tolls can't do q thing with H."
BY the time Sydney got through
you couldn't tell which were the
false pieces.
also stopped 10 see Charles
Boyer and asked hon he hap
pened to be playing such meanie
rs the "gaslight" villain. George
Cukor, who was standing nearby,
said, "Oh, but we've made him a
very engaging person.
The Boyers' baby is expected in
December, and Charles and Pat
are aS happy as any expectant
parents ] ever saw.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24

fQQpW.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
CHATTER IN HOLLYWOOD

Don't believe the I1lmors Ann
-orio and 1t. Harmon O. Nelson
rave split. Harmon saw her
.very day when he was in Holly
wood, and it is her picture he
carries with him overseas. They
viii marry as soon as he returns.
Although Bette Davis. formerly
married TO Harmon, took him 10
he Hollywood canteen Saturday
iight, IL doesn't mean he IS still
carrying a torch for her. He and
Bette are good friends and that's
all. Her affections are elsewhere
and so are his.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-03

/ found and returned home safely
Karen was angry now with Paul
for the insinuations beneath his
words and tone and whole bearing.
How could he treat Marty that way
when Marty had brought Buffy
home. when Paul knew nothing
against him except some inbound
ed rumors and suspicion Karen
herself discarded her misgivings
over the diathermy machine as OF
no consequence and although it was
evident Marty sin wished to avoid
any contact with the police. she
would attach no significance TO
that, either. She would believe in
Marty to the end. no matter what
that end might be. She did not have
TO put this into words. Her whole
manner and tone and words pro-
claimed IL.
Thank you. Karen" Marty
looked into her eyes long moment
as II they were alone, as il this
were matter to be settled only be-
tween them. and as if he again
knew what was in her thoughts.
Then he looked at Pauls friend.
MY name. in case you are inter-
ested, but OF the record. !. Martin
Halliday"
why don't you ask him what
his business So" Paul said. He said
it lightly. too, yet with that under
current. He had not missed that
exchange between this outsider and
Karen. He was merely. as Karen's
iance, trying to protect her. since
obviously she refused to protect
herself or believe what he had al
ready told her in regard to this
trailer person.
Karen did not think it would be
easy for her to forgive Paul for
this last insult. He might remem-
Der Marty was in her home and had
Just done them all a big favor. She
started to say something more in
his defense, but II proved unneces-
sary, for Roy Atkins gave Marty
one final long look that seemed
somehow to satisfy him-or maybe
he suddenly recalled where he had
seen or heard Of him. Anyway, he
said. using an entirely different
tone. one almost Of respect:
It's okey. I'm sure. And none Of
my business what Mr.. Haliday's
business happens to be. I will see
that the sort OF brief notice you
mentioned. Miss Bell, Is written
without mentioning any names"
Thank you for everything" Ka-
rem said. And Buffy, everything is
all right now. I'm sure you'll never
run away again. Won't you come
here, dear? And won't you stay
awhile. Marty"
"Yes, indeed" Her father Joined
in warmly with her belated hospi-
tally.
mo, thank you, SIR" Martin said
politely. Another time, perhaps.
And / hope, Karen, when you feel
Buffy has earned it, that we still
can have that fishing trip to-
gether."
You certainly may" She flashed
her warmest smile at him. II see
now I'm at fault, too. I've been so
busy with war work. SO engrossesd
in my own personal affairs, that l
guess I've neglected Buffy lately.
l hope you do come over very soon
again-to see all of u.s."
Ito Be Continued)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-03
Salem News

Salem, Mich, Nov. Mrs.
Charles Waid spent Thursday and
Friday at the home OF Mrs. Nick
Thomas in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Van Smith.
Cleveland. Ohio. visited al the Ray
mond Lewis home over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Whipple have
bought the old Seeley place on
Napier Rd. near Seven Mile Rd.
Mrs. Myra Taylor is visiting
friends in Detroit and Toledo this
week and expects to be away over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. oswald Bingle.
Wayne, we're dinner guests Sunday
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rider.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-03
leave Ny Heart Alone

Now he nodded his head emphat-
ically. but he still clutched Mar
tins hand tightly. not letting go
Of il to cross 10 Karen, although
she did not look as il she were GO
ing TO scold very much. Marty had
made him realize he had done
something wrong. That was why he
had made him come straight home
again, stopping only long enough
TO get him a sandwich and a cool
drink. since Buffy had been tired
and hungry and hot after his long
adventure. But even Marty had not
made him think what he had done
was as important and as awful as
1t now appeared with all these peo-
pie staring and talking.
We'll, young man." Jim Bell
cleared his throat which seemed to
have got tight. although there was
suspicion Of twinkle in his tired
eyes. you certainly managed to
give us a scare. although I'm
thankful that's all 1t now amounts
to-and grateful to you. young
man." he gave Martin a nod and a
look that acknowledged their &C.
quaintance. II not long friendship,
for bringing the boy home safely"
Still looks like a story some
where to me-" the newspaper man
murmured. his gaze still fastened
intently on Martin. And OF course
1t will be necessary for me to turn
one ina story Of some sort-since
the broadcast has been put through
by now. Did you say your name is
Martin ="
Il didn't say" Marty replied In
that same quiet tone, but his face
now was stony. unrevealing. II
tried to make Buffy -ealize he had
done the wrong thing, sir" He ad-
dressed himself deliberately to the
boys grandfather, ignoring the
other two men. II think he does
now. told him how worried you
and his aunt would be. II there had
been any means OF sending a mes
sage should have done so:
brought him back as soon as posi-
BILE. And-in case you feel he must
be punished further-I might add
it is partly my fault. As Karen said.
l had promised the boy a fishing
trip. ! had neglected to explain we
would still carry that promise
through and / suppose. as Karen
said. too, a fellow. no matter how
little or how big, gets impatient
when such pleasure is put OF too
long and so takes matters rather
into his own hands"
Il understand" Jim Bells eyes
were twinkling Enthusiastically now.
I'm something Of a fisherman
myself. And If Buffy is made to I'M
derstand how worried all of us were,
that we thought he was lost or
hurt, sent out a radio broadcast,
were about to inform the police, /
guess maybe he will be punished
sufficiently and promise never to do
such a thing again"
Il think so, sir. And l am glad
you did not inform the police"
Martins jaw was grim.
why not?" Paul asked lightly.
"And why don't you give my friend,
Mr.. Atkins, your full name? Be-
cause you know he is a newspaper
man? AS he just said. some ex-
PLANTATION will have to he given
out"
I'VE can simply say Bufy was