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Evening star., 1943-06-12
A Problem in Addition.

He sets out soaring in this second
letter, touching upon the greatness
and glory of Christ, in whom all
his thinking was centered. He re-
minds his readers Of His precious
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Raises an Eyebrow

We wouldn't believe that such
= nice open girl like lngrid
could take on such an assign
mont. but she proves that she
can raise an eyebrow and say
nothing right along with the
rest Of them.
"CAsablanca7 is really = su-
perb picture and while you don /
ace President Roosevelt IN the
background, you can sense that
there's plenty going on.
Outside Of that the place
hasn't changed much. There are
still the usual number of native
bazaars. tall evil-looking drinks
and shady characters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Passion PIoy'
On Thursday

THE CATHOLIC THEATER
viii present Father Hannick's
Passion Play for nine per-
formances in the Institute of
Arts main auditorium starting
next Thursday evening, and con-
tinuing for one week. Matinees
will be given on April II and IL.
Father HanniCk is directing
his play for the third successive
year as a Catholic Theater pro-
duction. Through the use of
secondary staging and an ele-
waited altar, the Passion Play
simultaneously tells the story
Of the passion and explains parts
nj the mass as they are derived
from the passion.
As in the last two produc-
tons. William McGrail will be
Sepn IN the role Of the christus,
William Finn will portray
Peter, with Maurice Yenn as
Judas and John Cannon as
Ignorance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Katia Andy
In Recital

KATJA ANDY, brilliant Eu-
ropean pianist, Will give her
first solo recital in this country
at $50 p. m. Thursday in the
Detroit Institute of Arts lecture
hall.
A concert artist of exceptional
ability and experience. Miss
Andy assisted Edwin Fischer in
Berlin and worked with Cortot
in Paris.
Among the numbers on her
program will be Igor Stravin-
sky'S Sonata which will be
heard for the first time in De-
troit when played by her.
Other selections will be the
Toccsta in d major by Bach,
the Sonata IN A fiat major, op.
10 by Beethoven, Mozart's
Rondo in D major and Fantasy
In d minor, Chopin's Valse in A
fat major and Nocturne in r
minor and Smetana'S Polka in
+ major.
Compositions by COPELAND.
Poulenc and Debussey will also
he heard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Gets Ideal Chance

His preference is for light
comedy and the current Kauf-
man and Hart offering gives him
An ideal chance TO combine COM
edy with half-serious overtones.
As Grandpa Vanderbilt, philo-
sophlcal patriarch of the mad
Sycamore family, he's ideally
cast and producer Frank Mccoy
has surrounded him with an ex-
Cellent cast which inc nd 2 :
stones younges daughter,
Carol.
incidentally. the reason YOU
see so many naval officers in the
audience every night is due 10
The fact that Carols husband is
Ensign Robert McCahon. sta
toned out at Dearborn. where
Carol met and made so many
friends.
We imagine this troupe will
have quite a stay here, Judging
from the present reception, and
may then possibly move 10 Chi
csgo. as Stage Door did.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Symphony
Gives Concert

A PREDOMINANTLY Rus
sian program will be presented
by the WAYNE University Sym
phony Orchestra ~ IT'S annual
spring concert which VIII be
heard in the auditorium NJ the
main building At SIS D. m. on
April -
The program. 10 be directed
by James A. Gibh. assistant pro-
feSSor ~ music, will include The
overture 10 Glinka's Russian
Ludmilla. Glieres Russian
Sailors Dance. The Waltz Of
The Flowers. from TSChaIkow-
>ky'S "Nuicracker Suite" Pro
kofiehS Peter and The Wolf"
and Schub erts Unfinished
symphony in r Minor"
The Wayne Symphony Or
CheStra, now IN IFS fourteenth
year. is composed Of 65 students
from the university music de-
partment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
'Mery-Co-
Rounders
Still at It
Continued from First Stage Page

Continued from First Stage Page
whip up a pick-me-up out of
nothing. is toasting himself this
week, because he just won a suit
against another actor who was
making weaker connections in
imitation of the Hoffman act.
This establishes Think Drink
as the originator oil the idea and
the only one with the right 10
operate like that. So the next
one will be on the house.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

III ~ vi ~ = 1 al DAh4lbl lA4lllr
featuring living freaks SINH
lar 10 displays found with side
shows OF The country'> outStand-
ing clrcuSeS, Will be featured Al
the opening OF Eastwood Park
Gratiot Al Eight-Mile. when the
outdoor amusement season gets
under way next Friday.
The Plantation Showboat fun
house, featuring a dozen thrill
rides and slides all under one
roof. will open at this time. All
rides IN the park will be open
this Sunday for 2 preview.
The many rides Will be headed
by the hobs coaster. rocketshlp
10 Mars and the bubble bounce
There are numerous others and
for the juveniles there are 4
u m b er Of miniature rides
grouped together for safety in
Riddle City.
The patriotic note Will be
found in more than one sector.
In the middle Of the amusement
midway will be a booth where
war savings stamps Will be on
sale. Last season thousands Of
dollars worth were disposed Of
10 amusement seekers Service
men and women Of all Allied
nations will be able TO enjoy any
ride for a nickel
There will be roller skating
each evening and Sunday after
noon 10 organ music by Sigmund
Ross.
Eastwood Gardens will open
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
sCReeI'
.C0SSIF
De.snna Durbin
Too Sophisticated
in Film at Fox

VNHE camera may not lie, but
n can certainly make you
doubt your own eyes enough 10
can UP your oculist and ask
for a quick appointment.
For example, we had TO keep
staring at Deanns Durbin At the
Fox this week 10 believe that
this stunning youngster who
plays the title role Of THE
A azing Mrs. Holiday" is
really the same little dImpled
darling who csroled her way
through Three Smart Girls
only \ short while ago.
If anything. they have made
Miss DuTbn little too sophls-
ticated. what with upswept hair
do and those clinging gowns.
Shes no baby any longer but AT
the same time she isn't the sec
ond Mrs. Tsnqueray.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Quinn Gets Band
In Dance Crisis
HOLLYWOOD, April 10.

HOLLYWOOD, April 10.
Anthony Quinn has been dong
swell lob providing entertain
ment for the American Mexican
soldiers in our armed forces.
However, m Riverside the
other night. he had a plen V
hectic time. The orchestra didn't
show up and A detachment OF
Servlcemen T rom March Field
faced a party without any music
20 dance 10.
Quinn. aided by Jane Darwell,
dashed down the street 10 hall
where a private dance was being
held He talked the people into
letting the orchestra play for
the soldiers, so II turned out TO
he swell party after all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Miss Cornell April Is

Stage Door" didn't fare TOO
well upon its arrival in Chicago,
the notices being rather on the
quiet side. Several changes had
10 be made in the cast during
he move and this rather upset
opening night. according 10 all
reports.
The CasS Will he dark for
the next TWO weeks. 'Harem-
Scarem, which closed in Pitts
hurgh last night, not quite
making the grade.
Originally il was slated 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Freak Show to Feature
Eastwood Park 9 penin9

on May y one week earlier this
season with Stan Kenton and
his band and Tommy Dorsey and
his musicians will follow a week
later for their first Detroit visit
IN several years The picnic
grove and swimming pool will
open with warmer weather.
Gratiot street cars run direct
INTO Eastwood and DSR buses
operate over Hayes boulevard.
Gratiot and Eight-MiIe, east. 10
the park, while from downtown.
Greyhound suburban buses for
MI. Clemens may be taken.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Bach Fe stivaI

THE BALDWIN WALLACE
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
viii hold It's eleventh annual
Bach festival on April 30, and
will continue through May I.
The program will include most
Of the more prominent works
Of Bach including choraleS,
cantataS and concerts.
The concerts will be held at
the conservatory in Berea, y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

m m until Katharine Cornell
opened but somebody turned out
The lights
Miss Cornell and her cast Of
imposing names arrives In her
widely advertised revival of
Chekov's The Three Sisters on
April rs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Inqrid in owl Film

HOLLYWOOD, April 10.
Whatever else she has lined up.
lngrid Bergnsn's first picture on
her return from visiting her
hush an and little girl in
Rochester will be a government
short for the Owl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Share Top Spots

Humphrey Bogart and Paul
Henreid share the top male spots
and both do excellent Jobs The
supporting cast IS something "a
talk about, 100. Claude Rains.
Conrad Veidt and Peter LORE
help 10 make things even more
mysterious. but that's the Far
East for you
Katharine Hepburn and Spen-
rer Tracy continue 10 Co-Star
nj the United Artists
Keeper of The Flame" their
Second picture together. Is an
interesting study in pSyCholog-
ical mystery. but II hasn't The
action nor the dialogue 10 rec
onmend u that Woman OF the
Year" did.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Humor Is Absent

Humor is peculiarly absent. as
though the writers thought n
would destroy the suspense If
somebody laughed.
Forever and a Day holds
over for still another week At
the Palms-State and Andy Hardy
goes on leading his double life
al the Broadway Capitol.
Margin for Error" the Glare
Booth play has been transformed
into movie starring Joan Ben
nett, which opened at the Adams
Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
They Get Fred Stone

Fred Stone Joins the company
Of Edward Everett Horton and
Joe T.. Brown as one OF the most
popular comedians 10 entertain
Lafayette audiences.
His entrance every night IN
you Can't Take IL With You.
Is the signal for rousing round
Of applause and his afterpiece is
cheered long after the curtain
has fallen.
One OF the most beloved OF
characters in the American
theater. Fred Stone has had
hand in every phase Of the buSj-
ness, from doing a circus act 10
q heavy dramatic part.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Voice Has Motured


Her voice. however. has ma
tured 10 such an extent that
when she sings the "ViSsi d arte.
vissi damore, its enough 70
make you SIT up and wonder
how long il will be before We
find La Durham starring at the
Met.
You'll wipe of your glasses.
TOO. when you see Edmund
O'Brien the young actor who
plays opposite Deanns He's
been play leading men for
some time now. Five years ago
we saw him aS staggering
Mercutio in ire Laurence Div
ier-Vivien Leigh production OF
Romeo and Juliet
In this film. he looks like a
kid OF about l9 or 70 so the
movies can make you young or
old 81 will. IL would seem.
Another optical illusion takes
place on The Michigan screen
where Ingrid Bergman. an ac-
tress whom we greatly admire.
undergoes . slight tranSfigura-
ton in "Casablanca
Generally cast as the frank
faced, outdoor beauty. suddenly
Miss r goes exotic on US. She
takes on an ethereal quality as
The French refugee who Is try
ing 10 get 10 America.
Usually these roles are left
70 The actresses OF The yelled
glance school. like Hedy Lamar
In "Algiers" and Marlene Diet
rich IN Morocco
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05

HERE'S A really YOUNG
maternity style with all the fat
terry and charm of a junior miss
dirndl. It's Pattern 1924 by
Anne Adams. The smart jumper
with its front-tied sash is so
concealing. The full-cut blouse
has a convertible neckline.
Pattern 1924 is available in
junior miss sizes II. 13. Is, II.
Size 13, jumper, takes 3k yards
39-inch fabric; 6% yards ric-rac,
and blouse, Ia yards 35-inch
fabric.
Send 16 cents in coins for this
Anne Adams pattern. Write
plainly size. name, address and
style number.
Buy our Spring Pattern Book
and cover the American Fashion
Scene. Simple. fabric-saving de-
signs for outfits in every size.
Scrap-bag fashions; war work
styles; accessories.
Dress pattern is cents: book
10 cents. Pattern and book
when ordered together. 26 cents.
Address your request 10 The
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square, Dc
troit. Mich. Owing 10 customs
regulations, orders for patterns
10 Canadian destinations cannot
bs hued.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
Elsie Robinson
To Succeed You Must Learn
To Hang On to an Interest

is Of any value to you until
you've made it your own-until
you've done things to it and
with it. And that can't be &C.
complished in a brief gush OF
excitement. II takes time. Tire
some time. And that's where
you'll prove whether you're man
minded or monkey minded.
Monkeys like new interests as
much as men. Monkeys can
think and desire and plan-they
are curious and eager and en-
thusiastic.
Getting interested In the best
thing a monkey does. And he's
always willing to take a chance.
But you never saw a monkey
get anywhere with his interests.
And that's because no monkey
can ever hang on 10 an interest
OIi6 SiiNdbi W iildhS ~ WI III
while.
There's no grip In q monkeys
mind. That's why he's still a
monkey.
Being Civilized
Man had a mind like that
once, before he was fully a man.
Children and savageS still have
minds like that.
Civilization is a process Of
learning to hang on 10 interests
to resist the temptation Of
new interests-to develop the
interest you have chosen.
The more civilized you are
the more grown up you are-the
better able you are 10 hang on.
II you continually lose interest"
1t isn't the interests fault. It's
your fault. It's a sign that you're
still monkey minded
Copyright. 1913. by King Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
The Wartime Cook Book

TO HELP the meal-planner with her task Of serving
satisfying and nutritious dishes, The Detroit Times Home
Institute is offering TO Times readers 64page booklet
titled, THE Wartime Cook Book" "
This handy attractive book contains over 500 recipes
ndexed for easy reference nutrition charts showing
n mineral and caore contents of various foods table
for buying preparing and cooking fresh vegetables.
also well illustrated with sppetteappealing dishes.
that old question, What shall dinner? Is
troubling you these days get copy of this booklet
The Wartime Cook Book is 10 cents IL called for at the
service counter in the lobby Of The Detroit Times
by mail
When ordering by mail address your request 10 The
Detroit Times Home Institute 1925 Times Square Detroit
Mich
Write plainly your name and address
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
Elsie Robinson

I'D LIKE to do something"
you say. Something new and
different. Something worth
while. And I'm always trying
but somehow I seem to lose in
terest. If I could only find some
thing that really interested
me"
That's what you're saying.
Your feelings are mixed as you
say II. You feel a little proud
because you are so restless.
You're sure il makes you differ
ent from other people-stodgy.
hum-dr-um people, who never
have such perplexities. And yet
at the same time you're irri-
tated, and sorry for yourself.
Never Find n
You envy people who have
found some work they're crazy
about. Lucky dogs. They have
all the breaks. II only YOU
could have your chance! II only
you could find something that
would hold your interest.
Stop wishing! You'll never find
II. Though you live to be a
hundred. you'll never find an
interest that will hold you-
II you want success, you'll
have TO learn TO hold an interest.
An interest isn't the important
thing In life. Your attitude to-
ward interests is the most i'm
portant thing.
II Takes Time
Thousands Of interests offer
opportunity. Any one of those
thousands may lead you 10 Sue
cess. That will depend not on
the interest, but on what you
do with the interest after you
get IL.
No interest, however alluring.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
sf TO APRIL 20

MARCH Sf TO APRIL 20
Ariss-Some excellent infu-
ences, favoring personal issues,
scientific and professional lines.
In fact, 1t is up to you TO reap
the harvest that can be gathered
in any useful, progressive under
taking.
APRIL sf TO MAY go
Taurus - Industry, manufac-
turing, building, engineering,
electrical interests, military af-
fairs come in for q share Of
todays benefc aspects. Personal
and artistic matters also spon-
sored.
MAY n TO JUNE a1
Gemiri-Aspects not 80 fully
generous for all your undertake
ings as for Aries and Taurus, for
instance, but with your natural
skill and originality benin d
your efforts you can swing your
activities into front line. Give
them new enthusiasm, vigor.
JUNE &c TO JULY S5
Cancer - Balance of friendly
vibrations on your side though
you may not find day easy. Don't
waste time in pointless argu-
ments. Turn your attention to
urgent, essential things. Pro-
fciency, diligence required.
JULY % TO AUG. ff
Lso-Crowd as much in to-
day rs you can possibly handle.
Spur others TO top previous best
records. Fine for industrial,
military, manufacturing inter-
ests. You working with ma
ehinery, tools, lumber especially
favored.
AUG. rs TO SEPT. e5
Vir0o-Journalists, reporters,
critics Of plays, pictures, books,
secretaries, economists, dietitians,
teachers, military intelligence
and other diplomatic and conf
Dental matters honored. All
Virgoans can achieve this friendy
personal" day.
SEPT. 81 TO OCT. sS
Librd Uniquely valuable
offerings for your clever mind
and dexterous hands. Money
matters, sound investments, coll
lections, sales on sponsored list.
Fine for improving on others
ideas, inventions.
OCT. % TO NOV. s2
Scorpio-You're on the lucky
schedule today. Especially ia
vored: law, research, matters Of
investigation, literary efforts,
secretarial, clerical work, review
ing plays, concerts; religion.
NOV. rs TO DEC. f2
Sdaittdrius - You engaged In
laborious work or that requiring
mental alertness can make gains,
but you'll have 10 keep on the
job every minute to get the full
benefit OF the "touch-and-go"
benehc vibrations. Some tricky
spots TO catch the earslssI onesl
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
Miss ConneN
Married TO
Sgt. Lawrie

AT A CANDLE-LIGHT serv-
ice solemnized recently in the
Calvary Church. Miss Eleanore
Helen Connell became the bride
of Staff Sgt. Alex B. Lawrie.
The former Miss Connell is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
B. Connell of Van Dyke avenue
and the bridegroom the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Lawrie of
Pacific avenue.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father. wore a
tailored wool suit of hyacinth
blue and carried a bouquet Of
white orchids.
She was attended by Miss
Angeline Fontaine. The best man
was William Tanner.
Guests were seated by Ray
Wade and Don Garrettson.
Gowned in Fuehsis
For her daughters wedding
Mrs. Connell chose fuchsia
crepe frock with black Access
sories and a corsage bouquet OF
purple orchids.
Mrs. Lawrie, mother OF the
bridegroom. wore a wine Ibe
gown with wine accessories Aa
her flowers were purple orchids.
Following the ceremony re-
ception was held in the home Of
the brides grandmother. Mrs.
William Connell of Crane ave-
nue..
After the reception Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrie left on a wedding
TRIP. For travelling Mrs. Lawrie
wore a gray wool frock and top
coat with fuchsia accessories.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
Ra+ions Topic
Of Adventures

CONSUMERS PR OBJ LENS
that will face the American
housewife in l943 will be dis
cussed tomorrow at the meeting
Of the Adventurer's Club, which
will be held at 2 p. m. in the
home of Mrs. Frederick l.. Hoff-
man in Windmill Pointe drive.
Mrs. Merret L. Reeves, who
has made special study Of this
subject. will be the speaker.
Following her talk, members
will participate in a discussion
and interchange of ideas on how
to meet the rationing problem.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
PATTERN sos

FASHION LIGHTS up for
dimout nights! These embroidery
motifs Will make last seasons
frock look like new. Do them IN
wool OF in silk floss on sleeves.
pockets and around the neckline
OF your frock.
Pattern sos contains 9 motifs
ranging from 6i5x9Is TO 3x4
inches and 3S inches Of l inch
border; stitches, materials re-
quired.
Send II cents in coins for this
pattern 70 The Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department, 1925 Times
Square. Detroit, Mich. Owing
10 customs regulations, orders
for patterns 20 Canadian deS-
tinations cannot be filed.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
Case for Valuabies S

RATION TICKETS belonging
10 Faye Emerson, who will soon
be seen in "Air Force" are not
apt to be mislaid or mixed in
with other articles in her purse.
She has had a wafer-thin leather
pocket-like the half of bill
fold-designed with a ball-snap
on one side. Little fabric squares
10 match the Innings OF all her
handbags and that have an
opening-half Of snap fastener
attached. are stitched into the
purse. All Faye has TO do is
snap the ration card container
into the purse she happens 10
be carrying at the time.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
Attended Ford Wedding

THE FORMER Suzanne Seyburn. Mrs Charles
Appleton Meyer accompanied her mother Mrs Wesson
Seyburn. to the wedding
Dark-eyed "Suze". she is called by her friends.
has lost of her chic since she has been living con-
pervative Boston town
She done up In long mink coat. topped by a
delectable of black felt with yellow perched
right In the front.
swathed In yards and yards Of black tule
yelling which round and round under her chin.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
Clipper Filler Sets
Atlantic Air Record

NEW YORK. Jan. 4 tTNS).--
All known records for transocean
air travel have been shattered by
Capt. Joseph II. Hart Jr and the
crew OF a Pan-Americsn clipper. II
vas disclosed at LsGusrdia Field
today.
Captain Hart piloted his clipper
across the South Atlantic II times
m l3 days and IS hours. The cross
ings 10 Africa and return wers
made Tor the army.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05

Hilton. TO George J. Ghesquiere,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Ghesquiere Of Rivard boulevard.
Miss Hilton attended Siena
Heights College in Adrian and
her fiance is a student at the
University OF Detroit and a
member Of the USNR.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
OUR siDEsHaW
Montague Magnus tfanfare

Montague Magnus fanfare
of trumpets offstage) snaps an
iron bar in his teeth! We don't
suggest trying it. But we can
tell you that to be strong your
bones and teeth need calcium
and phosphate.) Well, / level
teaspoon of Rumford Baking
Powder supplies "a your daily
minimum requirements Of phos-
phorus and " your daily mini
mum of calcium!
FREE Use Rumlord's Time
ly Recipe Material. Write
today -Rumford Baking Powder,
Box P, Rumiotd, Rhode Island.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
Here for Holidays

MRS ERNEST KANZLER. always. out
standing for her chic.
With her black crepe dress and sable jacket she wore
small velvet oque in bois de shade and gloves which
exactly matched and pinned TO her jacket pale
pink camellas
Mr.. and Mrs. Kanzler had from Washington
d. c.. for the holidays
They had with them their two attractive children.
Katrina. and Bobby.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
Mrs. j. |. Carey
To Be Hostess

MRS. JOHN L. CAREY viii
be luncheon hostess on Saturday
10 the Col Joshua Howard
Chapter Of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution.
Mrs. Walter II. Bell and N-S.
Mcmillan viii be assiSant
hostesses
A program Of music b. Ansri-
can composers VIII be presented.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
Seyburn Girls GIimpsed

AT THE wedding of Josephine and Waly Ford =. were
glimpso several pretty Seyburn girls. who have
not been seen in Detroit for ages.
The former Gwen Seyburn. who deserted the Motor
City for New York. when she married Forrest Lindley
was there with Mrs Frederick S. Stearns
has been spending the holidays with her mother
80. Countess Cyril Tostoi.
She wrapped in silver fox. wore dueky little
pompadour which off her piquant face and was
charming than ever