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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
SAKS SHOW BAR

Charles Garlic, the silver-voiced
tenor, heads the new revue at
Saks. This boy has built a rep
for versatility in anything vocal
and should add new laurels to his
crown this week. Favorites he
does we'll are Might and Day" and
The Donkey Serenade."
Johnny Morrison is on hand with
more of his skillful xylophone
playing. His manner and sure
touch on the instrument make his
stuff 90 over with a bang.
Held over is Ray Styles, master
Of ceremonies, who announces the
acts and gets in bit of sly humor.
Charles Dublin and his orchestra
furnish the music for the show
and dancing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
Bargain Night
At Edeewater

ALL RIDES will be reduced IN
price at Edgewater Park, Seven
Mile road near Grand River, Mon
day, when the bargain night of
the season is introduced. This
will be a regular Monday night
feature each week with the ex-
Ceptio1 Of holidays.
Visitors will also have the
opportunity of seeing a thrilling
performance Of the Flying Valen-
tines. sensational aerial artists, on
the parks outdoor stage, free.
Bus service right into the park
is maintained at frequent in
terValS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
No Shoes
For Film
FenlnleS
BY JOHN TODD

HOLLYWOOD. May II INS)-
The next question is: Where are
the film femmes going to get all
those changes of shoes they used
to wear in pictures?
And the answer is: They're not.
Because henceforth, if they don't
want TO take old and refurbished
footwear out of the wardrobe de-
partment, they're going to have to
use their own ration tickets and
their own slippers. The studios
themselves have no coupons, as Of
this date.
That's what Dorothy Lamour,
Betty Hutton, Diana Lynn and
Mimi Chandler discovered when
they were about 20 90 to work as
a sister team in Paramount's And
the Angels Sing" Between them,
they wear fifty-three wardrobe
changes, made out of non-priority
materials. But there are no more
non-priority materials in those
things you wear on your feet.
But these shoes out OF ward
robe are a different shade of
gray than the suit I'm trying
on" objected Miss Hutton, MAX
ing wardrobe tests.
The black-and-white Gamers
will never know IT," replied Cam
eraman Karl Struss.
"YOu can always use your own
shoes IL you want to-" suggested
the wardrobe woman. "You can
take your old pairs Of lght-col-
ored shoes and get them dyed"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
EAGLE CAFE

The Eagle Cafe has a new show
this week. featuring Ray Samuels
with some amusing master Of
ceremonies foolery.
Madeline is the tap dancer and
Laverne Laferty the lovely song
stress who sings the current bal
lads with much finesse.
Will Lacey has novelty bicycle
act, and music is provided by
Betty Bryden's all-girl orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
Out Of 'S+and-Ins'

SUGGESTIONS FOR service
mems gifts will be welcomed by
Walter Pidgeon. In the past two
months, when three Of the actors
Stand-lnS have been called 10 the
colors, Pidgeon has presented each
of them with a gift. Yesterday on
the set of Madame Curie," Wal
ter cudgeled his brain anew for a
gift suggestion. His latest stand-in
has just received a Ia classified
ION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
Bond Gardens

WARD BOND has completed the
first portion Of his role in "A Guy
Named joe and will spend his
time gardening at his home until
the camera comes round 10 him
again. Bond, playing Capt. Al
Yackey with Spencer Tracy star
ring as Major Pete Sandige, will
report back to the lot in about
tWn weeks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
Club Shows
Feature
Song Stars
BY COLLEEN MACDONALD


NITA Norman. the blond sing
ing star. who held sway with Lou
Breeze and his orchestra in Chi
Cages Pump Room, heads the new
floor show at the Club Casanova
Bert Gilbert is there as the mas
ter of ceremonies, and Dillon and
Farlow juggle and tap for their
contribution 10 the festivities.
Leroy and his pals provide a
canine novelty act. and Dorothy
Mayo is the Spanish and character
dancer.
Eddie Camden gives with the
vocals, the music and the charm.
CLUB THREE 666
"Blackout' is still going strong
at the Three Sec, and you can be
sure that there is no dimout on
the entertainment. The show is
completely different from any of
Bette Taylor's previous offerings,
but II has all Of the punch.
Rapps and Taps are the So
phisticated dancers, with Bobbie
Castor the torcheuse. Charles
Mcbride baritones pleaSingly, and
Tena Dixon sings the blues and
the 1--WE in a way that is a wonder
to behold.
Doc Taylor master Of ceremonies
the acts, and the Taylorettes are
in there for eye-appeal.
Teddy Buckner and his orches-
ira fill the night with music for
dancers and show folk and Joa-
Annals songs keep the intermis-
sions lively.
FIESTA BAR
It's the second week for Allan
Kane and his orchestra at the
Continental Room and Fiesta Bar
of the Savarine Hotel.
The talented violin maestro Is
winning a host of new followers
at this spot with his widely known
solo stints, playing everything
from Boogie to Bach.
Allan finds time to double as
master of ceremonies in the floor
show, currently featuring the bru-
nette lovely LORE Raine, who has
plenty Of what 1t takes.
CLUB MARIO
Marion Francis tops the all new
floor show at the Mario. follow
ing her success at the Versailles
Club in New York. She has a re-
freshing way of putting across her
rhythms.
Supporting her In the Mario
show are Jean and Earl Coe with
a tap, acrobatic and tumbling
routine, and Lovey Stacy, another
clever aero dancer.
It's Karl Spaeth's music for
dancing and the show.
PALM BEACH
Leon and Diane are held over
at the Palm Beach, and lead of
with a graceful exhibition OF
adagio routineS. Remarkable lifts
and spins punctuate their dancing,
bringing the dainty pair heavy
applause. They wind up their per-
Torrance with a fiery Apache
number, made doubly effective by
their dark good looks.
Tangini joins the lineup this
week. His eccentric dancing and
acrobatics, further highlighted by
expert fiddling, make him a
standout.
Phyllis Louise is another new
conner 10 the show with some tap
routineS.
Gus Howard is the master of
ceremonies with a fair for ad-lib,
and Don Pablo'S crew make the
music.
CAEC CunXU nan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
YOUTHFUL DIRNDL

A YOUTHFUL, unaffected
little frock with airy dirndl
skirt. Deeply curved yoke of
Pattern 4484 adds interest,
especially If you make it in a
contrasting color from material
found in your scrap bag.
Choose Bingham or a peasant
print for the dress. For extra
warmth, long sleeves and the
pert little collar may be added
Pattern 44S4 is available in
girls sizes s, -10,-12-- and
l6. Size 10 takes "a yards
354inch fabric.
Our Summer Pattern Book is
ready. 1t contains smart styles
for work and play
pattern cents hook
10 cents. Pattern and book
when ordered together. 70 cents.
Address your request 10 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
rent i225 Times Square, De-
troIt 81, Mich.
Due to slowness Of the mails
and other conditions beyond
our control, pattern deliveries
are being delayed. Please be
patient.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Exercises
To lncreas
Foot Comfort
BY IDA JEAN KAN

THE TREND Of the times is
definitely toward sensible shoes.
You can't walk or work in high
heels and you probably have
lot OF both TO do. When you 20
10 use that No. Is ticket, you
might take the suggestion of
one foot authority and give the
shoes you are thinking of buying
a real tryout. Take fully 30
minutes 10 stand and walk
about in them. That amount OF
time viii allow the feet TO
spread normally-provided the
shoes are large enough. He says
the main reason the average
woman is having foot trouble
today is that she has been buy
ing her shoes about one and
one-half sizes too small.
A lot of women are discover
ing that shoes can be orthopedl-
cally correct and still good look
ingslf the last is adapted TO that
particular shoe. Any shoes that
are 10 be used for walking or
working should have ample Toe
ROOM a firm support for the
arch, and medium TO low heels.
That goes for the homemaker
as well as the war worker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Circulation
For Health

IF WE harp often on the sub
ject Of circulation don't forget
that health depends upon IL, as
do the roses in your cheeks.
The girl with rosy cheeks
scamperS to the bathroom and.
while the warm water is running
IN the tub. she does some
stretching exercises.
Facing the wall she goes up
on her toes, sees how far up sac
can touch the wall with her
fingers. On the toes, down. UP
again. each time giving herself a
grand old stretch.
Arms out at the sides on A
line with the shoulders, she
pivots az the waistline. swinging
arms and upper portion Of the
body from side 10 side. Faster.
faster! Then the checks Will get
red all right.
Into the warm bath for q
glorious old securing A warm
shower. a cold one, then a brisk
rub down with a bath tonic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

a GUIDE TO better meals is
this Detroit Times HomemakerS'
Club Cookbook. The bright
checked cover Is washable and
the convenient spiral binding
means the book VIII lie fiat
when opened
The price OF this cookbook IS
80 cents If you call for II AZ
the service counter IN the lobby
of The Detroit Times Building
or 90 cents by mail.
When ordering by mail please
enclose a money order with your
name and address 20 The Detroit
Times Home Institute 10
Times Square Detroit 81 Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Rookie Diary

LAST BUT not least, de-
hGhtful thing entitled KHAKI
l. More Than a Color by Sgt
NJ. II T. MsrSden published BY
Doubleday Doran.
It's another See Here. Pyt.
Hargrove 10 journal OF
Selectee adjusting himself 10
army life
at Is not MY stoEy," says
SGT. Marsden. but the story of
American guys in the army, and
think America cares what
happens 10 her guys in the
army.
You bet. We do. and this is as
delightful a tale Of their grow
ing up as has been written TO
date.
No pretense az great writing
is made a.. IT'S Just a blow by
blow accoun, Of how ~ feels 10
leave home and adjust your
self 20 a brand new kind Of
LIVING
The late afternoon sunshine
was streaming in the windows
as | sat on my bunk writing
letters home. and | was so busy
thinking Of the delicacies 10 be
gained, therefrom that l for
got 10 clean up and 20 10 chow.
II was too late now, so ! went
20 the p X. post exchange
and got a haircut. | had II all
cut Of. and | look Ike a cross
between d convict and a school
boy
When I was coming out 81
the p Y. l met Ernie and We
went down the road and found
a little store and bought ham,
burgers.
The story Of every mothers
son lonesome as all get
out, making new acquaintance
81. forgetting that you nave 70
eat when the bugle blows or not
al all roaming around
strange places sightseeing
Macon. Ca. no less won
dcring where next,
It's hllarlously funny and
as sentimental as an old-tash-
ioncd garden tears and
laughter all mixed up together
read u yourself and then
send II to your soldier boy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

one pound Of salt 10 nine pintS
of water. This is strong enough
10 float a fresh egg. After "a
hours add about one pound Of
salt for every 10 pounds o,
cucumberS.
Hollow pickles may result
from holding the CucumberS
more than "a hours before plac-
ing them in brine or using IN
the desired manner. Faulty
development Of the cucumber
may be a contributing cause,
also. Hollow pickles usually
become floaters.
An old-time standby but one
that never wavers in popularity
is the bread and butter pickle
Here's a simple bat excellent.
recipe for you 10 try
Bread and Butter Pickles
s quarts medium sliced Gu
cumbers
b onions, medium sized, sllced
cup salt
y cups vinegar
6 cups sugar
! 2 cup mustard seed
tablespoon celery seed
a TO u tie spoon cayenne
pepper
Combine COMMUNICATIONS
and salt. Let stand three hours
Drain. Combine seasoningS and
vinegar and boil. Add cucum-
bers and onions. Heat to sim
mering and pack hot. Be careful
10 avoid boiling, as that will
make pickles soft. Pack into
sterilized jars and seal imnedi-
ately.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
663

CAPTURE THE blue or pink
OF the hydrangea and let IT
transform your linens. Here are
motifs for cloths, scarfS, pill
lows and napkins as lifelike as
the plant in your garden. Out
line stitch shades the leaves and
forms the flowers.
Pattern 663 contains a trans
fer pattern of eight motifs
ranging from 16iix11la 10 ,2i2
XzTT4 inches; stitches.
Send IL cents in coins for
this pattern 10 the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department,
1925 Times Square. Detroit, 81
Mich.
Due 10 slowness Of the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control, pattern deliveries are
being delayed, Please be pa
tienL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Wednesday, August Is, l943

I HAVE spent an entire
weekend with war books. The
first Of these was Miracles
in IIelias The Greeks Fight
On, by Betty WaSon, published
by Macmillan the story oil
Greece under ANS occupation
OF the villagers who carry
out raids on AXIS arsenals -.
the guerrilla leaders IN noun
tain n d q quarters -. the
Klepht warriors who rellVe the
traditional patriotic role OF
revolutionary days -. leaders
OF the underground organization
preparing for nationwide re-
volt when liberating United Ma
tons forces are ready 10 open
a Balkan front Greece
hungry and hanging on deSper-
ately. waiting the day of de-
llverance from It's misery.
The story IS told by Betty
WATSON 3O-year-old war CORE
spondcnt Betty began her
career as a home economist
later She was with the Columbia
BroadcaStlng Co
she was m CIecho-SloNakla
during the Munich CRISIS e.. m
Rome during Chamberlain )
visit 10 MuSSolini Paris dur
ing the end OF the Spanish Civil
War IN Germany during
Sumner Wells visit 10 Berlin
-. In Finland at the conclusion
Of IFS first war with Russia 49,,
and many other countries.
4 story well worth the read
ing and easy 10 read
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Walk Barefoot

Whenever you set 10 the
beach walk around barefoot IN
the sand. This is excellent foot
work. A simple exercise for
home is 10 kick off the shoes,
stand with feet parallel, toes
pointed straight ahead, and
stand on toes, then relax
Here IS a more difficult but
extremely effective exercise
ON a large sheet Of paper draw
two straight lines, about eight
inches apart Stand with feet, on
the outer sides of the lines,
raise yourself on toes, bending
knees slightly. and turn heels
inward, knees outward. The
heels should be turned 10 the
inner side Of the line. Finally,
come down on the heels and
swing the feet over until they
are straight. Relax. Repeat 10
times
Copyrsht. 1913. ~ King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Inc Commandos!

ANOTHER MUST on the
readlng list Of All who aim 10
keep track Of how tins war is
beng fought Is entitled Com
hlncd Operations the Of
fetal story Of the Commands
by Hilary A s. George
Saundtr,. with a forward by
the chief Of combined opera
tons Lord Louis Mountbattcn
published by Macmillan
Dramatic accounts Of the as
sauli on southern Italy the
evacuation OF Crete. defeat q
the French in Syria. daring
penetration 0t the cnemy's line
in LlbNa eliminating IN the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Brushing
lnCredS
Hair Beauty
By DONNA GRACE

WHEN IT comes 10 sham
pOOS. we might say there are
TWO theories governing the
frequency of tn m IN one
method frequent shampooS arc
discouraged, one or two every
month. they feel is quite
enough In the other hair care
method, Shampoos are recon-
mended from one every day or
two a week Both seem TO
benefit the hair.
A thorough shampoo will not
injure the hair. but poor sham
pooS can leave the hair IN 4
dry. harsh condition The main
trouble with some home sham
poos is lack OF rinsing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
From r. Custer

THE NEXT is beautiful
volume OF illustrations entitled
As Soldiers See 1t, by Fl.
Custer army illustrators f..
done IN their leisure time
officers greeting new recruits
letter from home
the bridge builders field
day at Custer many more.
a gem for your library
published by the American
Artists Group.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
inexpensive
Chill Con Carne

. FOR a dish that Is nourish-
ing and inexpensive. home
makers turn 20 chill con carne,
Try the following recipe for a
delicious bowl of chill.
CHR Con Ssrre
2 pounds bottom round steak
"a cup chopped suet
2 teaspoons salt
) 2 cup chopped onion
2 tablespoons olive oil
-s-eaFS=t4rlitttrl..-- ,- 14,-.ii Co.
2 tablespoons chilli powder
/ Glove garlic chopped fine.
Cut meat into small cubes
and add chopped Suet and salt
Cook onion m olive OIL and
when light brown add meat.
stirring as DO heat, When meat
has Drowned add boiling water,
chill powder and garlic cover
and simmer 2is hours. Serves 6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Standing Position

The woman who stands on
the job is the one who is most
apt 10 have foot trouble. The
best standing position is with
weight balanced on both feet
and toes pointed straight ahead.
Turning the toes ottt to the side
throws the weight on the weak
est position OF the foot and
breaks down the arch.
To stimulate circulation nthe
feet, change the position IN
which you stand, and wriggle
the toes occasionally. For
good change. stand with the
toes curled under for q minute
or two. And, by the way. always
wear stockings one-half size
longer than your foot. You need
the TOE room.
Al night when YOU come
home, rest with feet elevated 10
reverse the circulation. You
might even sleep with your feet
elevated on the pillow, instead
OF your head That viii help
your feet and your chinline at
the same time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Improve Soil.
BY Growing
Rye, Clover
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

NOW. WHILE vegetable
crops still occupy the ground is
the time TO think ahead and
decide just what you are going
10 do 10 improve the soil just
as soon as the rows of food
plants are used up.
One Of the very best ways
Of improving the soil is 70 use
animal nsnures For those OF
US 10 whom these are available,
soil improvement is simple
matter.
Probably the next best inn
proven is So-called green"
manure which in plain English
is simply a crop Of some green
plant planted with but one
thought in mind-that Of turn
ing IL under the soil.
Rye Grows Rapidly
Since the productivity Of the
soil is in direct ration 10 the
amount OF humus or organic
matter in il, and the decaying
vegetable matter Of the green
crop will supply this. any
gardener who can do so will be
wise 10 consider the use OF
green manure.
The crops most used for this
purpose are vetch. rye, and
some one OF the clovers Rye
has certain advantages. Planted
any time up 10 freezing il grows
rapidly and continues 10 make
growth during open periods
when the ground unfreezes in
winter.
Rye is very easy TO SOW. may
be kept on hand and Just broad
cast into the loosened topsoil
after any crop is harvested.
One-half pound TO 100 square
feet is the right amount 10
SOW. Rake il in and II the soil
is very dry. termination may
-behestencd ey.-s-seed- watering
Turn Rye Under
The rye may be left to grow
until IL is time 10 prepare the
ground for spring planting. al
though il should not be left
until hard and tough because
eA-is-aeeS-HpNdecay=kn
readily.
When II Is turned under.
which may be done with spade
or pillow. II should he noted that
not only do the stems furnish
organic matter. but also the
roots and that rye as a crop,
leaves the soil loose and frishle
Tomorrow we will discuss other
cover crops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Rinse Thoroughly

one application Of soap Will
not thoroughly cleanse the hair.
The first soap application
should be used briskly and then
TlnScd off before more Of the
soap is applied. This. too, Is
rlnSed of after thorough scrub
hing and a third applied. Then
the hair must be sprayed with
clear water until there Is no
suggestion Of soap film left on
the hair shafts
Hair experts who do not be-
lievc in frequent shampoos have
their own method Of keeping
the hair clean and polished
They use tones, dry shampoos
and much moro brushing than
one might feel is necessary.
This brushing though, does
assure beautiful hair.
The hair. like any garment.
can he brushed clean. provided
one is willing 10 take the time
for H. II means much more
than the 100 strokes a day.
Massage the Sea p
Scalp- should be uaassaged
with the ball of the fingertlpS
and the brushing is done while
the head is dropped forward,
as well as back from The front
brushing. Parts are made 20
divide the hair. and each sec
ton brushed vigorously
Brushing the hair dry after
the shampoo leaves II soft and
shining. To accent this gloss
strokinC with a piece Of silk
may he done
We'll cared for hair will need
loss fabrication Dry hair is
naturally fabricated and excess
olInCSS can be discouraged
DrS ends. however. should be
gradually clipped Off and luhrI.
cation applied to the new ends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
War Atlas

NEXT WE went through an
Atlas of World War ii a
map history of the World War
designed for the armchair
strategiSt.
The atlas sells FOR 81 and net
proceeds 90 10 the Committee
for Greek War Relief 10 pur-
chase food for starving inhab-
ltants Of Greece
Contains about so pages OF
maps, telling the story of the
war as il affected various coun-
tries AS they have been drawn
into the fray.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Cucumbers Make Favorite
Bread Butter Pickles
By PRUDENCE PENNY

SLICING CUCUMBERS arc
plentiful on the marketS-ready
and waiting 70 be made into
appetizlng crunch pickles, bread
and butter pickles and many
other fayorites. It's important
10 remember when preparing
these tangy delicacieS to use
only firm, slightly under ripe
products, Vinegar and spices
must be of good quality.
Failures that most commonly
occur are shrivelled pickles, soft
or slippery ones and those which
have hollow centers. Shrivelled
pickles may be caused by use of
too much salt or sugar or
vinegar that is too strong, If
very sweet or very sour pickles
are desired, It is better 10 place
illtAlA III NEdh NOlullOn III NJ
and then in more concen-
trated solution.
Soft Pickles
Soft or slippery pickles are
found most often when the
vegetables have been placed In
brine during the growing sea-
son 10 preserve for use later.
tseaili,yt-'tifeH-t +, -sPetiaee
comes il is because the brine
Is too weak 10 prevent the
p action Of bacteria or when the
pickles are exposed above the
brine.
To prevent, weight the pickles
under the brine and keep brine
AT proper strength. The usual
proportion Of salt 10 water is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Five Books on The War
Our Weekend Reading
BY IRENE NJ. HAWKINS
Nomen's Editor, The Detroit Times

suspenseful stalking of Rom
mefs headquarters -. the as
sault on ST. Nazaire, capture Of
Madagascar. the Dieppe raid
and invasion of North Africa.
La gaceta., 1943-05-21
BENEs CREE QUE la
GUERRA EN- EUROPA
TERMINARA ESTE ANO

NEW YORK, mayo 2O.-El
p~residente de Checoeslovaquia,
Eduardo Benes, declare hoy que
la guerra Sc terminara dentro de
un ano y que la conferencia de la
paz no Sc verificara hasta que una
paz provisional Sc haga y conciu-
va la guerra con ell Japon.
Los terminus del armisticio, a
su iuicio, deberan ser preparados
antes de que la guerra Sc termine'
Sera ~necesario solucionar los
problemas territoriales, de desar-
me Y de materias primas.
Ell problema aleman podra ser
resuelto con la extirpacion del ma
zismo Y la entrega por Alemania
de los territories que arrebatara
Dor medic de la fuerza.