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Evening star., 1944-06-16

being able to mind their own busl-
ness and if those who have tlded
them over successfully would pool
their information, I'm sure many OF
us would appreciate it. have just
lost a bluejay for whom did the
best I could, and as my garden is
full of nests, should like to be pre-
pared for the next fledgling down.
I'll toss in the information that
I once pulled founding robin
through by filling an eye dropper
with water, gooing ball of cottage
cheese on the end and squirting
all down the wide open mouth, but
there must be a better diet for
more prolonged feeding. The robin
only needed to be tided over day.
It's no use saying to leave them
around and mama will feed them.
Some bird mothers don't give a
hoot, I find, and local cats are
eager and equally undernourished.
Ex *
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Our sincere thanks to Mrs. S.
S. w. and Mrs. F. E. B., Wash
inqton, for their contributions,
which Uere similar to others
previously received.
X X
CHECKUP.
(ThankS to Mrs. L. T., WGshington.)
This is to report to you as prom
ised I would. The answer to my re-
quest for yarn has been good, and
I'm hoping to hear from more of
you. have sent one afghan to the
hospital and have another one
started, and enough yarn for the
third one. Here's my phone num-
ber again-Woodley 1902. Thank
you so much!
Evening star., 1944-06-16
By Peggy Roberts

You can either crochet this Simp-
ly charming rug of cotton rug yarn
or make it out Of rags and old
stockings
: Send II cents (coin) for Pattern
No. R2ll7 to The Washington Star,
Needle Arts Dept, P. o. Box l72,
Station D, New York 3, N. Y. Please
include your postal zone number.
Evening star., 1944-06-16
CORRECTION.


The Dorothy Dix release for Nom
day. June 5. included a letter from
l7-year-old girl worrying about
her future.
Miss Dix's answer suggested that
the girl join the WACS and men
toned that this branch of service
offers girls 155 different occupations.
1t. l.. L. Outlaw, WAC public rela-
tions service, informs US that this
information is incorrect.
BY an act Of Congress Tin July,
1943), the Women's Army Corps be-
came q part Of the Army Of the
United States. The age Of enlist
ment Is 20 to 40 years. Girls under
the age Of 20 will not be admitted
to the service. The number Of oc-
cupations offered women In tho
WACS is 239 instead Of 155 a.
printed.
Evening star., 1944-06-16
SHOE POLISH STAIN.
THANKS to Mrs. J. J. F.,
Alexandria,

In the hope that my experience
will prove of value to some poor
reader on the verge of tears, I offer
this suggestion:
One of my "cherubs" made mud
pies" on my new linoleum floor in
the kitchen, with shoe polish, which,
true to its claim dyes as it shines!
I tried many things, but still the
floor remained a beautiful reddish
tan. In desperation I tried using
essence of turpentine-first on a
cloth. This was not SO successful.
Next I poured little turpentine on
each stain and let stand for about
minute. Then I rubbed with a
cloth. 1t worked beautifully.
(Moral: Keep your shoe polish
box under lock and keyD
CANDY RECIPES?
fRequested BY Mrs. L. L. H.,
Washington.)
Will YOU please send in some can
dy recipes? Particularly for fool
proof cooked fudge" and for nougat
of some sort. want recipes espe-
cially suited for shipment overseas.
AS I neither have a candy ther-
mometer, nor know where to get
one, will you please ask that the
recipes follow the string" or soft
ball" tests?
ROSE-PETAL JAM?
Requested by Mrs. w. /. S.,
Washington.J
Several days ago Mrs. w. w. of
Richton, Miss. offered her recipe
for rose-petal jam to any interested
person.
l should like to have this recipe
very much and am sure many others
will be interested.
I read the Clearing House faith
fully and have obtained some prize
recipes from it. I collect cookbooks,
from antique to modern!
GOLDFISH CARE?
requested by Mrs. B. M,
Arlington.)
This wonderful column has helped
SO many, that when my 10th gold
fish died this morning, the Read
ers' Clearing House" flashed in my
mind. r--~.
I follow directions on the food
box, and I'm pretty certain I don't
overfeed the fish. I have seaweed
in the bowl to provide oxygen.
The bowl doesn't seem too small to
house" two fish. I've even kept
them in different rooms, from time
to time, but still they die. I enjoy
having goldfish in the house and
am really very sad to see them 60.
Should I change the water more
often than once a week? should
appreciate any suggestions offered
to prolong the life Of my goldfish.
Evening star., 1944-06-16

ty Of real troubles to worry over,
you would think that they might
park their green spectacles until
after the war is over and, at least,
give their husbands the benefit of
the doubt so far as being faithful
to them is concerned. But, on the
contrary, 1t has raised jealousy to a
new high. and far more wives are
breaking their hearts with anxiety
over the girls their husbands may
meet in USOs and canteens than
they are by their being captured by
the Japs or the Germans.
What pity that women have
never found out that jealousy kills
love quicker than anything else, and
that the strongest hold that a
woman ever has on man is her
faith In him.
Evening star., 1944-06-16
CHASING ANTS:
LEMON ICE CREAM.
THANKS to Mrs. E. L. H.,
Arlinoton.)

I 4 'tuHho W 4NiSs e. Il. II.
Arlington.j
May I pass on the juniper tar"
method for chasing ants? A tiny
bottle costs only a few cents. Dab
the cork of the bottle around sills or
wherever the pests seem to come in,
and that is the end of them.
Lemon Ice Cream: cups milk,
l can condensed milk, juice of
lemon, 2 teaspoons vanilla.
Warm / cup milk, add the con-
densed milk. Mix thoroughly, add
the rest of the milk and lemon
juice. Put In cube tray to set.
When set remove from tray, add
vanilla, whip, put back in tray and
freeze. You will have to turn up
the box temperature couple of
notches for freezing.
I'm serving the beef-noodle cas-
serole dish from Mrs. R. w. B. for
dinner tonight. Sounds good.
Success to your column and need
less to say, I read it every night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Fantastic Tale
Is Radio Play

r A certain young inventor had
many ideas designed 10 bring him
fame and fortune. But all were
failures. Then one day he was
found dead in bcd-whlch started
him on his NEST spectacular
scheme Of all, even though it, too,
finally was a failure.
The fantastic but true story Of
the daffy inventor and his amaz-
ing lawsuit growing out Of an
automobile crash that restored
linn 10 life. VIII be brought to the
radio by FRONT PAGE DRAMA,
10 be heard over Is radio sta
tons in Michigan and Ontario
next Wednesday, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday
Tune in one Of the stations
listed for FRONT PAGE DRAMA,
a weekly radio play sponsored by
The Detroit Sunday Times and
based on material from files of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09

The American Weekly, which
comes regularly witt The Detroit
Sunday Times.
WJLB, Detroit, 1915 p m.
Saturday; WFDF, Flint, 10 p. m.
Friday; WLAV, Grand Rapids.
$50 p m. (CWT) Friday; WlBM,
Jackson, s p. m. (CWT) Friday;
WIN, Lansing. Q p. m. Friday;
WkBZ. MuSkegon, us p. m.
tCWTi Friday; VICAR, Pontiac.
4:4o p m. Thursday; Wills, Port
Huron, 1870 a. m. Thursday;
WSAM, Saginaw, 7:15 p. m.
CCWT) Friday; WTCM, Traverse
City 7.3O p. m. (CWT) Wednes-
day; WINS, lronwood, Ills p. m.
(CWT) Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Ghost GuayuIe Nursery

EDINBURG. Tex. Jan S lINS)
The ghost Of a deserted quay
ule nursery near Edlnburg some
day may put now tires on autos Il
7 = ~tn'hctc rubber progress
.lc~ Ihr nutscrN complete With
m overhead ruEatoh sN~trW -s
kept ready Tor seUlro, hut no
seeds have been planted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09

I'm SlN shines cold after week Of typical London
L winter weather with ram ana fog instead of SNOW"
That, our OF the week. The fla IS 7hatne
WHO moved bag baggage; without telling the parish
a,@. q. in i lc 81. and Feil Fan, near Jaes,ao
The pastor failed 10 appear for sunday ,eIl, ]
The family s IN jhe middle OF ,rc loading their
~ ONT OF sTeutTHg- rgyfc T1r 71 gone
Iowa resume university studies
E0RHER MAYOR READING, se1te1oi for 1cad5oot erah,
cont 70 l5,. his case. Tdc9 upheld he c,os once.
Tsf Re-. D s oseo e. f , IT, Es 20. % Fa '' H
ioane5 nc money Ne says 70 ya'e "dg qo t back me
s. NJ hos resgeea "c' gas,ore Of the First co'g.e
5a77. B5gr. r5Trt7t
TniosE NEW YEARS F1Rsrs That cute psmy donkey the
Il 700 called Marsaretta Her mother from CcyIon
An cghtpound baby daughter to Mr. and Mr'' Harvey f.
twins to Mr and Mrs Vods 1907 Canton Her
older the service two overseas
Telegraph Middle Belt She weighed and half pounds
fa,oer vorberDas job Neshbos took the mother
the hospital
GEORGE prominent Detroit advertising
VI killed himself in Toledo hotel because he dropped IN
below the Michigan border where Deiroe go to play
he'd taken it from tea pot in hi, home police found ,o
foot administered by fellow worker
soaked shoes trousers turned him fam
rnmerenke- three. 1880 CopIn held
by the police the affair started as Tsr1 -A 1ne
DAVID " RODGERS So vice president FedcralNoeul
IL Co.. was found dead IN his apartment Towers
bullet hole in his head lie been weeks.
Lowell r. CogCcShaI chairman of the department Of
tropical diseases at L Of NJ to the navy to help Uncle sam
lick ihe ra . bug bug i4r good state ,,ot,
quinn Tracy Dol the pedrnc, of the WAYNE
Lo1ela Parsons Times movie critic has just written book
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Church Bingo Illegal

MAYS LANDING. y. J.a Jan, s
INSl-Bingo and other games Of
chance operated by churches and
tratcfnal organizations are As
much a violation of tho law as
professional gNmbhng according
f1a ruling hv Now Jersey supreme
Court Justice Frederic r. Cole.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
fAOh meetings.
See you next week
sincerely

DETROIT INES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
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Scar RnMy,

THIS is q lettcr YOUR service man rs al about
/ hisHOME TOWN. the most important place in The
world 10 him Clip This letter today sign your name
a. tbe bottom and send it 70 him Wherever he is he
wants the news from HOME rs up 10 you mail it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
RaAo P2ogrnr,,

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given Tne p,lroIt Times
~ ths stations herein
Hstcf ~ me Tresenta
tons ~ scheduled are
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
SALE
SINKS

p no sliits and ovsfcnaft nm hIEh
grade fur coats SO 90 Ffsf cD'N~.
first served 40i Grau0t BILLS GO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
2eO1-2 907 GRATIOT

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
HOT g. KOLD SHOPS
IEwElRY ron SALE

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also shop machinery and Two steam
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05
BETTY HUTTON RoDEo QUEEN

Because of her experience e Q cowgirl in ParaImounts Technlcolor musical "Incendiary Blonde" Betty Hutton was named queen Of the largest rodeo ever staged in koa Angeles, More than 5000 people attended the show. The Blonde Blltx portrays Texas 0uinan in the pics ture, being co-starred with Arturo de CordoVa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05
MoTToN.ToT RuRNs THEA1 uE

Betty Hutton turned in such an outstanding job in portraying Texaa duinan in Paranounts s'fncendlaEy Blonde" e Teohnicolor musical, that the studio is seeking Q story which will further exploit her dramatic ability,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05
MARLENE IN RRTwAns

Marlene Dietrich, who spent the last four months ovorsoas enler- taining the troops immediately after completing her role in Motro-0 0old> wyn Mayors ''Kismet." hos landed ln EnRland again, according to word received by the studio.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05
- M Hollywood.
Ny ERsKINE JOHNSON NEA Stan COrreanOndent

Today the class will come to order for Q little lecture on motion plo- ture censorship. Bedroom scenes, for instance. They pop up almost every day in Hollywood based on the assumption that people do sleep and the screen iS supposed to re fleet life.
 In some parts of the country, censorship boards regard bed aS Q comfortable piece Of furniture, In others 1t is Q hldeouS monster with al kinds of implications lurking under it's covers, Some eensors ob. jeot to seeing Q lady and gentleman In the same bed, even if they have been married for 30 years,
 So there Is c censorship rule that the gentleman must keep one foot on the floor. This has worked pretty well up to now, although it B fast making oontoritionists out of gents like Walter Pidgeon and Errol Flynn,
 There arc al kinds of kisses, but 1t is generally agreed that Rny- thing over 90 seconds is neoking And ordinary screen kisses under an ancient Massachusetts state censorship low can be only half as long on Sunday aS on week days,
 Film eenSorS are about as con. slstent as politicians, For years they have been approving photo- graphs of Dorothy Lamour in her seanty eight- ounce sarong, But TO. gently they banned as indecent three photographs of DottiO n modern shorts.
 co THE LIMIT, BOYS
 Writing Q scene for Hedy Lamar In c new film, Q script writer conn mented; Miss Lamar enters the room, wearing q negligee. The neg ltgee Is stunning--As stunning aS the censors will permit
 Feminine Seanties take on un- looked-for meanings in the eyes of the cenSorS, Set dressers hung pair of lace panties on 0 rooftop clotheSline for c scene In Q movie but the censorS ordered them re- placed with Q pair of stockings,
 And speaking of StockingS, c studio wanted to dress line of chorus girls with black silk stock ings on one leg, none on the other, The cenSorS screamed, Two bare legs were oil nght. Two legs with
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05

stockings were all right. But one of each - neverl We'll never for- get, either, Q little whim of the censors which left small native boy in the picture, Hurricane" standing In white helted swim. ming trunks after the wind whipped away his Sarong,
 Once censor objected to some photographs of Betty Hutton, You can't get away with those night gown pictures, he said, They're impossible"
 That's no nightgown', argued the studio, its the latest thing in evening gowns"
 "Oh," replied the deflAted cen. sor, then l guess It's all right" LOVE LESSON
 One of M-d.Ms educational short subjects, "The CourtShip of Q Newt" caused as much trouble in eelluloid censorship circles Ns Betty orahle's negligees.
 A newt, you probably know, is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05
POLl'S

The greatest musical film that has been shown on the screen of local theAterS is now current at the hoew.poli theater and iS being shown for It's last performances t," night, we are referring to "sensa. tons of ioAa" with its Star-studdCd east and among the top notch stars appearinug In this delightful fun treat are Eleanor Powell, Dennis O.. Keefe, Sophie Tucker, Cab Callo- way and His Band and then to mako tho thrill oil the more en- toyNhle there also Is Woody Herman and his Band, and they surely play the Blues In this film,
 On tho same program there also ia 0 delightful mystery thriller, one of the very popular series feNtuv- ing Tom Conway cast NS the Falcon the title of this one is "The Faleon In Mexico" and thrills AS this popu- lar series have given in tho past arc eelipsed, and altogether, . very entertaining program S the rec suit,
 Starting tomorrow for seven fun- laden days will Do one Of what will no doubt Do one of tho moSs liked films of this or any year, iS brings back to the screen after . long vacation, Lana Turner, co. starred with James Craig and JohE Aodiak, will Do seen in what is be- ing proclaimed aS one of the brighs. est comedies of the year, Marriage Is Q Private Affair." and it surely serves as . wonderful vehicle to signalise the return to tho silver sheet Of one of the most popular juvenile fomale stars, and Q girl that ls mentioned, possibly more times during Q day, for wearing apparel sho has made famous than all otll" CTS,
 We are not going to give you the theme of the story of Marriage Is Q Private Affair to do SO would spoil your enjoyment of the film but needless 70 soy it Is one ot the best films that you have seer in Q long time and don't miss lt, oe you will regret it,
 Sharing honorS on the same pro. gram Is e hilarious comedy gem, Johnny Doesn't Live Here" with simone simon and James Ellison il' 6 story that has all tho requisites o! perfect screen entertainment,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05
STRAND

Connectieut's own Michael O'shea Hollywood's newest histronie sen- Sation, plays the grestest role of his film career in the pretentious Man From Frisco" which closes its local run tonight at the Strand. O'Shea Is starred with lovely Anne Shirley and he portrays Q young engineer who revolutioniSes the ship.building industry,
 Featured along with Michael
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05

Did you know that LauritE Mel. ehior, the Metrop.. an Opera star who is making his screen bow in M-d-M's Thrill of Q Romance" has Q lake named after hiyi in Alaskan He discovered it while on Q hunting trip on the Alaskan Penins sulN in May, leA0,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05

tho opening date of the series to oot. a, to be heard over the NBO Network at 8 D, m, EWT,
 After the Beethoven concerts, all conducted by Toecanini, the a. week series win 90 forward Ae planned, with Eugene Ormandy and Malcolm sargent sharing the podium with Tosoanini until the end of the saeSon on April 1,
 
 THE first broadcast concert of tho Boston Symphony over the Blue Network will he presented on Saturday evening, Oct, ', from s;S0 to e;S0 D, m, EWTo featuring Heethoven's Third Symphony, tho UE,rolea,h
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05

was filled with water heated to body temperature to permit scenes to be made during wintertime. Dottie is teamed with Eddie Braeken. oil Lamb and Barry Sullivan in the Teehnieolor tunefilm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05
STRIPPED TO TEASE

Six promising screen sirens uoil their wares In sarongs an PArA- mounts new Teohnioolor musical ''RAinbow Island" which headlines Dorothy Lamour, Eddie Bracken. oil Lamb and Barry sullivan. The studio, introducing the six young Sters In As close to the altogether as the trade permits, is anxiously awaiting public reaction.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05

0'Shea and Anne Shirley in Man From Frisco" is Gene Loekhart in ono of his best pieces of character acting,
 Tho co.foature ct the Strand, closing tonight, Is "Call of the South Seas" and features Janet Martin and Alan Lane.
 Starting Friday the Strand will present Secrets of Scotland Yard" with Edgar Barrier and Stephanie Bachelor. The eo.feature will be Roy Rogers newest western.muSieal San Fernando Valley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05
LAMoUR IN HOT WATER

Dorothy Lamour performs in c water ballet in ParamountS "RAin. bow Island" which set new high in lavish production. A big tank
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05
Ihe World of Music

NEW YoK-Cupl stokowsh hos plans aeehW Nnged program at the New York Cy Center this include opera ballet FNas
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05

just Q fancy name for c Salamander. We'll, the short was titled, "The Love Life of Newt. This sent the eensors Into mild mysteries, SO the studio changed it to "Courtship,"
 All went well until the short was shown to tho Ohio state cen. Sorship board. The board passed the film except for this bit of whimsy by the narrator; "The counting season of the newt opens on the 10th of March and extends on through the following Fehru. Rry, leaving about 10 days of gen. eral overhauling and redeeorat. Ing"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05
HOLLYWOOD
 GOSSIP
nan DRoEFVRs mn

Most confused man ln x1ol|gwno was Assistant Director chnfI1s oHkalley, currently on the MeusM Womon's Army Corps film coAslafRs ing Lana Turner. Laraino Day and Susan Peters.
 one day when wax waa needed Co keep Q floor in high poll1Is O'AsallOy spent hls time running back and forth Co the stage phone. thinking the director was calling for WACa,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-05
CoTFTUREs MATCH GOWNS

Ginger Rogers creates headline news for lo4B RS the movie star in Weekend ct the Waldorf" with . eoiffure for each of her twelve Irene gowns.
 Sydney 0uilNroff Is designing the special hairdresses for the star which will fortell fashions in hair for the coming year, The majority will be upswept with the regal dig. nity of the Renaissance period eotn- bined with the streamlined glamour of today,
Evening star., 1944-04-11
After Dark
Continued From Page B-4.)

main floor offers New Orleans
cooking served without disturbing
influence. A combination of food,
cocktails, entertainment and dane
ing is to be found in the Latin
Quarter Room on the third floor.
The age of specialization is def
nitely here. Or Is it qualification?
Reports have it that Ann Carroll
will go into a musical show this
fall after she ends her dancing
stint at the Lotus, which started
yesterday. With the entertainment
is Fred Beckman, the magician,
who proves that you don't see what
you think you see at all There
is no sense at all in calling a spade
a spade if you are a musical Texan.
Otherwise The Texans would never
have started playing the mad in
ventions which make up the in
struments in their orchestra at the
Lotus.
Evening star., 1944-04-11
Historical Society Plans
Photo Exhibit at Dinner

A collection of rare photographs
and paintings of people and scenes
in the history of Washington will
be exhibited at the 50th anniversary
dinner of the Columbia Historical
Society at pm. tomorrow at the
Mayflower Hotel.
Autographed pictures of Presi-
dents Theodore Roosevelt, Herbert
Hoover and Franklin D. Roosevelt
will be included, along with books
and pamphlets on the Capitals his
tory. The exhibition, assembled
from the Historical Society's records
Evening star., 1944-04-11
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, April LIT was
Enrol Flynn versus Capt. Dan Top
ping in another of Hollywood's cell
ebrated one-punch fights Saturday
night, it was disclosed yesterday.
The abbreviated battle took place
at Sonia Henie's home after birth
day party for the blond ice-skating
star, wife of Capt Topping. Flynn,
who took brief count, was inclined
to minimize the incident.
He said it occurred after most
Of the guests had gone home. Flynn,
Miss Henie, Capt. Topping and the
actress mother were all in the Ii
brary.
at must have been ne-sided ar
Evening star., 1944-04-11
Citizens Group to Meet

The Green MeadoWs-Brooksid
Manor Md Citizens Association
will meet at pm. tomorrow at the
Ager Road School. A feature
length moving picture will be shown
and refreshments will be served.
Evening star., 1944-04-11

and contributions of individual
members, is in charge of Newman
F.. McGirr, curator for the society.
George w. Harris, principal speak
er for the banquet, will talk on
Forty Years of History in Pictures. -
The toastmaster will be Solicitor
General Charles Fahy. Entertain
ment will feature dances of the gay
COS and radio speciality acts.
Theodore w. Noyes, editor of The
Star, is the only cne living of the
% persons who organized the society
on April II, 1894.