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Evening star., 1943-02-20
Lana Turner Denies
Plans to Remurry
By the Associated Press.


HOLLYWOOD. Feb. 20.-Screep
Actress Lana Turner declared she
does not intened to marry again.
Il had hoped it would not be nec-
essary for me to make a statement
at this time" she said today. How
ever, because of recent events and
speculation as to my plans, I can
only say I have no intention of re-
marrying
Her marriage to Stephen Crane
was annulled recently. Mr.. Crane
has been under the care of a phys.
lclan, who said he was suffering
from a stomach disorder.
An expectant mother by her mar
rage to Mr.. Crane, Miss Turner
said she will not return to the screen
until after the birth of her baby.
Evening star., 1943-02-20
Raj Bombers Blast
WiIheImshayen for
Second Night in Row
IA Planes Are Lost
In Heavy Ruid on
Submarine Bose
By the Associated pr.ss

BY the Associated Press
LONDON, Feb. 20.-Royal Air
Force squadrons dropped an
other heavy load Of bomos on the
German naval base at Wilhelms-
haven and other detectives in
Western Germany last night, the
Air Ministry announced today.
At the same time Army cooper
stion command planes attacked
electric transformer stations in
France.
Eleven bombers and three Army
cooperation command planes were
lost.
n WAS the second night raid in q
rou, on Wilmshaven, where U-boat
faciIities and shipyards are prime
targets, and the 18th night attack
m Germany this month.
"one enemy fighter was DESTROYED
by our bomoers," the communicate
said
A DNB dispatch broadcast bv the
Berlin radio said 36 persons were
killed and great number injured
during Raj raids over occupied ter
ritories in the last 48 hours.
The Wilhelmshaven attack vas
concentrated into half an hour tn
saturate the defenses.
A Canadian pilot said the raiders
round good fires still burning in the
dock area from the previous nights
assault.
There seemed to be bombers
you looked" he said, with
lighters here and there weaving
among them"
The German radio said high-ex-
ploslve and incendiary bombs had
been dropped on Western and
northwestern Germany. Nine of
The raiders were shot down. the Ger
man broadcast said.
German planes raided two towns
on the Northeast Scottish coast |
a few casualties. At one
point number of tenement dwellers
were forced to vacate their homes
because the Germans scattered
kime bombs over a large area. Sew
sSel houses were demolished at an
other place. x--..4>
Evening star., 1943-02-20
Bombs Fail to Halt
Scotch Mailman

When a town in Scotland was
raided, postman bombed out Of
his home and sent to a rest center
set to work on his morning mail.
He noted the addresses of all in
the shelter and had the post Office
deliver their mail, it is revealed in
Glasgow.
Evening star., 1943-02-20
Droft Cord Admits
Students to Dance
BY the Associated Press,

CHICAGO.-Students of Illinois
Institute of Technology put their
dancing on rationed plan and
their midyear social was billed as
the ration ramble."
Students were denied the right
to dance unless they had a draft
card, coffee and sugar ration book
an da school ration bid and booklet
Each coupon in the booklet entitled
the holder to one dance.
Evening star., 1943-02-20
President Signs Bill
For Floating Drydocks

BY the Associated Press.
A measure to provide a globe
girdling system of floating drydocks
to repear ships of this Nation and
its Allies was signed today by Presi-
dent Roosevelt. The measure
authorizes expenditure of s2l0,000,-
900 for the work.
Evening star., 1943-02-20
LOST

LOST.
.B" RATION BOOK, No. 3O3665: issued to
=, B, Ballentine, 1882 Westover Dir. Sc.
p" RATION BOOK. containing 10 units.
n. Culpeper st. Arl., Va.
eILLFoLD. black, with currency, con;
tains Eastern Star membership card. Call
Reward. No. 913I. -, "
BRIEF CASE-Tan, with initials H. D.
M containing co an important & papers; lost in
Feb. 8. liberal reward. Phone Sligo ss?5.
COCKER SPANIEL, black. male; white at
throat and chest: disappeared Jan. %: >
metal tess. Reward. S25. OR. a473.
COM PURSE, containing cash and 3 rings,
family remembrance; Murphys SC and lOc
store, 14th st. Feb. 1s. about GAS; coun-
ter 81 reward. Box 409Y, Star.
SoaElE SoTd phUne WI as aso5 patched collar! re-
DIAMOND RING. lost at Capitol Theater
Friday, Feb. 10: please return to theater
poG, wire e-haired terrier, with white
answers name "Rowdy": collar and D. c.
Reward. Csll MI Ii3s
EsKIMoI. spITz. large, male, white y
ReTard. R d.0 All Marietta GV pi W e' GE. 53as.
FRAT. PIN, gold. surrounding pearls; SEN
timental value vic. Conn and L and Du-
pont Circle NV. Rev. NO l747 after p m.
GASOLINE, RATION BOOK. "a" John c.
Sath hst. St n.w w. APT B!ir ~" wo s6eo. ~o'O
GASOLINE RATION BOOK, a: issued to
SsG5ss Ss,sssa. r Hurley 1890 Avondals st.
ctc 49, % .rJoN pCNOry i..,,o5 - ~
sehS ack I73l crestwood DR., NV. Adams
GAS RATIoNING BOOK a, name Of
George Eileen Seeger Is Adams st. NV
I. Peckham, jr, $40 Princeton pl NV
GAS RATION BOOK "a" F-I25s36-
14599362, issued July ] l. la42. to MS. r
G Feisenbaum' now at 5aos Sth st. NV NV
GASOLINE RATION BOOK IT. I23s27,
S. o. Fu5nitgre Exchange. lll@ 7th ST
sivey, 2I2O 10th st NV, Dupont 5000
GERMAN, sHEPHERD-Friendly, , years,
pounds Thie ,o ehs tag s,Ns. Me-
Wednesdsy Reward Woodiey 1915 w
CLASSES Golding)' los' Wednesday. Re-
GLASSES, pink-she4 Tlmmed, in a red
night. Finder call GE 3l23
HANDBAG. lady'S black 18th st bus
Wed pm; wallet. Navy pass, personal
articles; reward Columbia 1000
LADYS PURSE. red leather containing
personal papers, keys and about $40 in
cash. Keep money. but please return rest.
Mrs Hrones, 1909 18th st NV. NO. sl45.
oO'
LOST about month ago, wire-hsired male
Terrier. black saddle, brown on ears. Lib
ersl reward. DU. 1850 after p m. or be-
fore II a m.
METAL TOOLBOX - Laree containing
ratchet and misc. carpenters tools, dropped
from truck Overhead Door Sales Co, in
Northwest section. Call NE. 3sls Lib
eral reward
MONEY from pay check, lost in Teney-
town, Chevy Chase area, about m.
Wed: S25 reward Rockville 3-J-l
POCKETBOOK-Black containing money,
slssSes, sugar ration book issued TO May
{. Taylor, 6s0l Bradley boulevord. BetheS-
oa, Nd lost in Lsnsbur2h S store. ladies'
room. WI. 1864.
POCKETBOOK. containing . sugar ration
books, issued 10 Mary Thompson and Hor-
ace Thompson. 626 st. sc AT. 1891.
PoCKETBOOK containins jewelry and
money, near 81. and Logan Circle NV
Please return to No. l3 Logan Circle "
tihersl reward NO 5527
PURSE, lsdys black, containing sugar rs.
Non books. II found please call MA. 5e43
90
Evening star., 1943-02-20
Jungle Road Pushed

construction of the Pucallpa
highway in the jungle district of
Peru Is being pushed to completion.
Evening star., 1943-02-20
LOS

LOST.
RATION BOOK. No. J. Frances NJ. Bragg,
No 4. Decatur ct. Cottage City, Md. WA.
4737.
F: engraved inside, S. G Fisher Reward
Chestnut s432.
RING-!Tit1any diamond ring set with 3
diamonds. platinum iridium setting. Re
ward Of 500. TE. 4l54.
SUGAR RATION BOOK n name OF Edith
/: REYNOLDS, 4sl0 Leland St, Chevy Chase,
Nd. WI 64lS.
SUGAR RATION BOOK, issued to Car
r9ll Rqdde,: clarGton' Va Return q. e
SUGAR RATION BOOK, Lois Wilson. 5I7
Shepherd st. NV.
SUGAR RATION BOOK, made out to and
return to Gladys r, Phinney, 6212 lst
ave. Hyattsvllle. 81
and Mrs. G B Blackburn, 44o4 Montsom-
cry ave, Bethesda. Nd
SUGAR RATION BOOK. Mabel Holland
4404 Jones Bridge I'd. Bethesda, Nd.
SUGAR RATION BOOK for Helen Van
.hura. 2G33 9TH st. Nv, Wash, d. c.
B Lettur and Mrs, Emma Leifur, OF Moor
head. MINI. Can Greenbelt 6162.
WALLET. mans dark leather. containing
m9ney dentcst'on card bearing name
ton book. Reward Ex. o400. 30.
book. Maryland license, draft reg. cash:
vic Silver Hill. Colebrook Drive
WAR RATION BOOK NO. J., issued 10 J
LOUIS Taylor, Landover rd., LandoVer, Nd
Call Warfield l26S.
WAR SAVING STAMP BOOK. vic. : sth
and Columbia rd. NV. Value S75. Prop
erty OF little boy. broken hearted. r.
ward. Call co. 3247.
WATCH, Waltham, 23-iewel. and Simons
chain. Liberal reward. c. D. Brock. 40
Quincy pl ne. "0'
WRIST WATCH. lady's. Swiss, white gold,
lost Feb Is in cab or near willard Hotel;
reward. MA. 6952
. SUGAR BOOKS. issued TO Pauline He'd l.
rick and Gail Mackenzie. 100 Elmwood I'd d,
Chevy Chase. Md. WI. 1240.
REWARD.
English bull female, brindle color, named
''Maaeie': vicinity Klingle rd. NV. Wood
FOUND,
SUM OF MONEY, over SIS Box 1854,
Star
REPORT ABANDONED STRAY ANIMALS
TO the Animal Protective Association for
Humane Disposition, Hillside 1918. Present
facilities limited to these only.
Evening star., 1943-02-20

GAS RATIONING BOOK A, name Of
George Eileen Seeger, s Adams st. NV
GAS RATION BOOK. A; issued to Henry
L Peckham, jr., $40 Princeton pl W
ia l1A2 81
Evening star., 1943-02-20

GAS RATION BOOK "A" F-I25S38-
l459a362, issued July u. 1912. to MIS- r
G Feisenbaum. now at 530S Sth st, NV
Evening star., 1943-02-20

GAS "A" RATION BOOK issued to p. J.
Setback. 1871 Crestwood DR., NV. Adams
Evening star., 1943-02-20

DOG, wire haired terrier, with white,
brown and black markings curly tail;
answers name "Rowdy": collar and D c.
tag 25s60; reward. Call EX. 2233 or
Evening star., 1943-02-20

EARRING %; lost on penna. ave Sunday,
Feb. IA; gold plated, shape of twin leaves.
Reward. Call MI 1893
Evening star., 1943-02-20

each the floor" "
Evening star., 1943-02-20

GASOLINE RATION BOOK IT" I23s97 :,
S g. s Furniture Exchange. l1l2 eth ST,
S5S2
Evening star., 1943-02-20

ESKIMO SPITZ. large, male. white. j.
years old; name. "Snoonie" Feb. 13, 1912
Reward. 421 Marietta pl W, GE. 539s
Evening star., 1943-02-20

REPORT ABANDONED STRAY ANIMALS
to the Animal Protective Association for
Humane Disposition. Hillside l07s. Present
facilities limited to these only.
Evening star., 1943-10-12

Smoke-plpe OF the unused one should be closed.
sMokE.PIPE
Smoke pipe should be flush with the wall inside the chimney
nearest the opening.
Smokeppe should be short and slant upward with
sary elbows eliminated.
CRATES
Hgrates warped broken you wasting fuel Order
repairs rep lacemens
DAMPERs
Is the damper in operating condition? Sometimes it
sticks due Better check this and determine the
position Of the inside blade in reference the handle for it
might have slipped from its initial position that when you
think the dampe open may really be Shut and vice
DOORS
If firing ashpi and damper doors warped they will
either have be scraped and filed and made fit replaced
You'll get satisfactory draft control otherwise These
the doors that in constant
If ceanout and chimney doors do fit, they can be
sealed with asbestos cement.
AIR LEAKS
Have you checked to there any air leaks about
your heater chimney? not, you'd better do for air
leaks greedy coal thieves They likely around
the smoke box and joints around the base of the
heater around DOORS and around chimney connections To
fad air leaks 60 all these surfaces with the flame of
lighted candle with full drafts the heater If flame drawn
into the furnace chimney you have discovered air leak
1t easily sealed with asbestos cement which be purchased
in any hardware store
Evening star., 1943-10-12

COLD WEATHER FIRING
Shake CRATES until first red glow appears in ashpt.
Add COAL adjust check and ashpt danpers point ade
quate for prevailing weather conditions.
NIGHT BANKING
In mild weather nigh banking, follow instruction. under
Mild Weather Firing.
In cold weather night banking shake ash and
add coal may also be advisable adjust the check
damper to more nearly closed position.
Notes Be ask your dealer for the folder which
contains many additional suggestions give improved heat
ing results and eliminate Do it new!
Evening star., 1943-10-12

HERE'S how you can cut coal consumption 10
per cent, save yourself cash, and help insure
Anthracite for ALL Pin up these conservation tips
beside your heater, follow them out in practice
and you'll obtain increased heating efficiency while
doing your part in making supplies go around.
] How to Conserve Anthracite and
Eliminate Heating Trouble
Most causes of heating trouble coal we'll
Air leak. in house result in Is per waste of coal
Dirty and faulty equipment cost another 10
per cent Additional wasted by incorrect firing
and banking Methods improper fire control Correcting these
conditions is your first duty coal conservatons.
4 Your House
Are there cracks and creces around doors and windows?
Felt weather stripping from the and will remedy this You
install it yourself.
Do you have doors and windows: atcs and
side walls insulated? If you your home, it's wise invest
ment to add storm doors and windows Storm windows for
Evening star., 1943-10-12
Daily Routine -Fair v
or Foul
MILD WEATHER FIRING

Shake the CRATES only if neces.
sary and then as lightly as possible.
Add coal. Maintain a deep fuel
bed just as in cold weather but keep
greater proportionate
depth of ash. f;rica
Open check damper Door
I. + Ashpit
heat desired. Remove cI.,.I
ashes from ashpit. =
Evening star., 1943-10-12

amount Of paper and kindling.
Open wide the damper in the smoke.pipe, and the
ashpt draft dampe Close check damper Then light the FIRE
Cover burning paper and kindlng with thin layer
coal When that is burning strongly add coal gradually until
you have deep fire bed.
Then set the dampers to give fire in accordance with
weather requirements.
Evening star., 1943-10-12

FREE! This free booklet gives defeiIed instrse.
fions for heater and cool eenservatien. Ask
your IeeeI dealer for copy or write Anthracite
Industries, Inc, lo1 Park Ave.. New York ~. N. Y.
Evening star., 1943-10-12
10 Draft Control

The TURN DAMPER see llustraton should be used for
seasonal rather than daily regulation of the fire. Best position
for October through November usually about wohirds
closed For rey cold weather. may be threquares open
wider if necessary.
The CHECK DAMPER (.ee illustration) should be open
when less heat is needed.
The ASHPIT DAMPER (see illustration accelerates tn.
FIRE letting air in under it. Apt and check hampers should
work alternately ujen open, the other should be
closed Relative in between positions will give you more
less heat desired
The FIRING DOOR DAMPER is usually whirl or slide
in the front of the firing door see ustraon 1t should be
left open for few minutes after coal is added
Evening star., 1943-10-12
Starting the First Fire Of the Season

Shake CRATES to loosen up the ashes. If
there are more than two or three inches of ash
on the CRATES, reduce the bed to that depth by
shaking CRATES. If CRATES are clean, place on
them that thickness of ashes - or three or
four inch thickness of coal.
Evening star., 1943-10-12

+ Lorge Sizes Of Anthracite Respond
More Quickly to Draft
fire made of small coal is compact FIRE made of large
coal allows air pass through 1t is wise select the
size of Anthracite that especially the requirements your
particular heater Egg, Stove, Chestnut Pea If you'll
give your local dealer the diameter and depth of the epot of
your heater, he will gladly advise you
Evening star., 1943-10-12
5 Deep Fire Beds Give Best Results

Not only is economical but it is efficient to
keep deep fuel bed all times deep fuel bed prevents
the fire from going you frequent trips the furnace
You should fuel your heater that the coal level
with the bottom of the firing door, In cold weather may
slope upwards towards the back of the rebox At the rebox
door leave bright' spot Of burning COAL This helps
ignite the fresh fuel and burns of the gases.
Evening star., 1943-10-12

HUMIDIFlER
If you have air furnace empty water in hundiher
and remove any ncrustahons.
FILTERS IN FORCED CIRCULATION
WARM AIR FURNACES
Clean replace dirty filters.
SAFETY VALVES ON STEAM BOILERS
Have these checked by heating contractor.
RADIATOR AIR VALVES
the top part of hot radiator does not feel hot
the lower part is probably arbound With key pro-
vded the purpose open the valve and the will ow
1t important that the air valves radiators work
freely Ask your examine them and either put
them in good working order replace them
Evening star., 1943-10-12
= Firing Attention Intervals

y Firing Attention Intervals
Attention day should get you through the mlder
weather. In codes winter weather trips be
sary Don't shake the CRATES each time you refuel Shake
them only if necessary make for coal
clear the CRATES of excessive ashes Stop shaking when first
red glow appears in ashpit.
Evening star., 1943-04-02
NoturoIizer's "leoIo"

Slim and flattering pump of but
ter-soft leather, daintily stitched
and trimmed. Perfect companion
for your dressy suit or coat. Have
it in turftan, black, blue, red or
green -----------& re- Ak
Evening star., 1943-04-02
fRILLY SUIT DICKEY

The frilly jabot of embroidered Or
candle is the perfect "fill in for
your suit neckline! You'll look pref
tier. and even feel prettier, the mo-
ment you put it on! Easter-lily
white 81 %
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1943-04-02
Polished CoIfskin BAG

"A beautiful bag, and big! Opens
wide to reveal capacious interior.
Suitable envelope style, softly
gathered and clasped with tor
teise-colored triangle. Finely lined,
Spring black, tan and navy, S5.95
Kanns-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1943-04-02
NoturoIizers "C0MMANDO"

"A walking shoe that's tailored
but not heavy. Smart tie oxford
with walled toe and Cuban heel
for the utlhost comfort. Black or
turftan calfskin of fine, soft quail
ity ty--------------------&6 Ak
Evening star., 1943-04-02

Gay and witty designs In
colorful plastic, sparkling with
rhinestOnes or jewel-colored
stones. Match up set, to shine
by night and day!
The "Gardenia" sketched is $500,
the Apple" earrings, S1.95.
t1r s1trn
Evening star., 1943-04-02

Many Other Shoe Fashions by y"NATURALIZER"
Mirror bright patents versatile
soft hdns springs
frocks with
----$8
Evening star., 1943-04-02
TAILORED PIQUE SET

-Starchy white cotton pique in
beautifully tailored and scalloped
set! Trim and neat, it's easy as
hankie to wash. Collar and cuffs
complete at this low price. One of
a group at -----------Sl.OO
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1943-04-02

Distinctly a lovely LADY, coat!
Gently fitted dressmaker coat with
roccoco embroidered pockets and
striking costume buttons. Rounded
lapels Fine wool twill in black,
navy, brown or blue. Sizes II to
20 $50 *
OoAts-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1943-04-02
Soft CoIfskin BAG

OVTV ~OTI ISNJU 0@0
"A distinguished underarm bag of
streamlined grace and impressive
size. Glove-soft calfskin skillfully
draped to a plastic frame. Black,
brown or navy. Inside zippereds
compartment -S7.95
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1943-04-02
RAYON SHEER CHARMER

When you feel frilly. and feminine,
turn to this graceful blouse! Soft high
neckline with shoestring bow :. lovely
long sleeves. White, red or green Also
in rayon crepe. Sizes 80 to 38 $3.50
Kanns-Second Floor
Evening star., 1943-04-02
"SELMA" CHIFFONS

Our exclusive and exquisite rayon
chiffons! Extra sheer, 51-gauRe with a
smart dull finish to fatter your legs.
Cotton lisle tops and reinforced feet
Handy seam reminder In "Skyjoy"
new medium beige tone $1.25
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1943-04-02
GAY BUTTERFLY PIN

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Two Daily
Quizzes
KnowIedqe Test
BY DIR. SABINA II. CONNOLLY

y DIR. S.ABINA II. CONNOLLY
What woman of The Bible tal
was the mother Of the prophet
samuel? tb) married Boaz
tc) offered Christ a towel to
wipe his face?
What docs this expression
mean ta) incunabula, pertain
ing TO books? (bD l6-carat
gold; (c) maularchy?
What Is it used for (a) dicto-
graph? (b) caramel? (c)
adobe ?
Tell US the real name Of (a)
Gabrielle DAnnunzio; (bl Mr.
Dooley; Co Voltairc.
What states are represented by
the last three stars on ouI
flag
Can YOU name him? ta) He
won a victory at Tippecanoe
(b) He drew the Tammany
Tiger (c) He is known as the
Irish Liberatot
(Answers on opposite page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Bright Sayings
of Children

The Times is publishing such
remarks and paying 81 for each
published.
Today's 81 goes TO Mrs. Charles
Clark, 1852 Carrie.
Mrs. Clark's 4-year-old grand.
son, looking at the stars one night
asked:
-"Grandma. do the bulbs in
the stars ever blow out?"
Mail your favorite child's say.
ings to Bright Sayings of Children
Detroit Times, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Horoscope
BY Frances
Drake

Look m tc Section Birthday u and Find What Your
Outlook Is. According to the Stars,
Inr Tncsdnu. Mnrch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
lLARlH u 10 APRIL u


S. MARCH ~ TO APRIL 20
iriC<-Nou may seem TO get
along better with things YOU know
how best 10 do, but new activities
and tasks that must be done, even
though strange 10 you. are favored
for gains II You tackle them deter
mincdly and study hard all the
points YOU don't know.
arm 2f TO NAY 20
TnWUS-GcncrouS. bcneic vibra-
tions from your planetary conhg-
urations. Get an early start and
keep a progressive, though not
nerve Straining pace You will be
surprised at good results
NAY II TO JUNE II
Gcmip Friendly period on
whole still YOU can slip backwards
If YOU don't make II a point TO
gain morasknowledge of the activi-
ties upon which YOU work. learn
more about the workings Of jobs
set before you. Just enough won't
do, you are clever. should advance,
JUNE - TO JULY -
Cduccr-Today favors hard work,
earnest, untiring effort TO put over
the biggest. toughest" jobs 1t
sponsors the individual who thinks
in first of public benefits, not per-
sonal recognition or profit.
July p TO AUG. -
Lco-Here's a day that promotes
many worthwhile things -- every
thing that can benefit your family
country, children, yourself and all
unselhsh aims. It's a day that calls
for new vigor, brighter outlook
and the will to make short work OF
crushing evil.
AUG. - TO SEPT. %
TWgo-Highly favored this good
day: manufacturing needed sup.
plies. commodities; engineering, al
technical work, arranging large.
scale movements Of people anC
equipment, repairing. developing
new, better methods, and taking
healthy preferably outdoor) eXer.
else in free time.
SEPT. p TO OCT. IS
LibrG-Fine day if you don't act
too impulsively, speak out of turn
wear down your vitality on useless
matters, argue. worry or indulge
vigorous discussion. Seek the assis
lance of superiors.
OCT. 20 TO NOV. %
Scorpio-You can advance money
interests now, and through steady
effort. wise saving and investing
you can bring about many future
benefits.
NOV. 2S TO DEC. 2e
SoGittdrius-There will be keer
competition. others will show bril-
lance, gumption, grit, and will put
up a high record to meet. But
Sagittarius has both intelligence
and, usually, fine physical abilities
so we're counting on you.