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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11

fguration now, and something
Of real accomplishment is ex-
pected Of you, too. Restraint also
needed.
DEC. % TO JAN. Sf
Coprtcorp-Be up and doing
early; have well planned routine,
and stick to II, except where nee
essary changes should be made.
Benefcent rays beam on you this
good Tuesday.
JAN. R2 TO FEB. On
Aqun riUs-A little more out
ward vim, please-and keep up
with best Of them. You have
much talent, but often it lies
dormant or you hesitate TO ex-
press Yourself. Be concise.
FEB. oi TO MARCH 2O
Pisces - You can branch into
something more spectacular now
perhaps, hut he careful. observ-
ing Watch for Snags. New ad-
vantages here; perhaps aid from
outsiders.
YOU, BORN TO-DAY: Mag
netic personality. keen mind;
pleasant disposition.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11
Tin Can Pickup
September II

LOTS OF us want new home
convenienCeS right nova new
radio, oil burner, automobile or
washing machine.
ACCORDING TO Terry Ban
nan, chairman Of the Wayne
County Tin Can Salvage Com
m it tee. one scarce metal IS
needed in the manufacture Of
hundreds Of peacetime items
that's tin and for a little while
longer our greatest source Of
TN is from tho cans which YOU
and others save and prepare for
salvage.
THAT'S ONE Of the reasons
We will have our regular in
can pickup Sept Il Continue 10
save and prepare TIN cans for
that daN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11
Utilize Excess Garden
Produce in ReIishes
By PRUDENCE PENNY

medium thick. in layers, sprin-
king salt between each layer.
Allow TO stand 3 10 4 hours.
Drain. Combine remaining in
gradients. Bring slowly to boil
ing.
Add onions and cucumbers
and cook for about five minutes.
Pack into hot. Sterilized jars.
Seal. Makes 10 pints.
Honey Chutnsy
2 quarts sour apples
2 green peppers
"a cup onions
q pound seedless rsislns
l cup honey
y tablespoon salt
Juice of 2 lemons and
grated rind of one.
! y cups vinegar
4 cup tart fruit Juice
q tablespoons ginger
4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
Wash and chop fruit and
vegetables. Add other ingredi-
ents and simmer until thick
like chill sauce. Pour into hot,
SteriliZed Jars and seal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11
To Abolish Rabbits

ANOTHER IDEA TO keep
rabbits away Is advanced by a
reader who says she discovered
II by accident. This is 10 buy
or make a dozen pinWheels such
as children play with. If home
made. these are mounted on
sticks which are thrust into the
ground at appropriate intervals,
the pinwheels beng faced into
the prevailing wind.
When the wind blows, so do
the pinwheels, and apparently
the rabbits are suspicious of the
movement.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11
Eyes Modern DESIGNS

MRS. LONGYEAR PALMER
was eyeing critically her artistic
modern designs adding
flower here a bit of foliage
there
In this same class. Mrs w. X.
Wheelock had just completed
an outstanding arrangement of
scarlet gersnIumS and their foh-
aEe -, IN 4 wooden salad
bow
And Miss Marjorie Hcndric
had done beautiful arrange.
ment ri coral Clsdioli m
nrNfer
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11
Blondes in Blue

THERE ARE blondes who be-
lieve they must robe themSelvef
IN some shade OF blue. TO
match the eyes, they say. Why
must eyes be matched anyH
way?) or who select tints that
impart no feeling of vitality,
make a girl a pictorial wash-
out Certain shades of blue are
all right. But there are other
colorS equally becoming. For
blonde and red head, black ~
wonderful. II forms backa
ground for cameo-like lovelisi
ness. o.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11
Arrange Displays

1T WAS interesting 10 GO
carly before the formal
opening 70 see the fashion
ahles arriving bare headed
and weNring casual Summer
dresses carrying their floral
arrangements or the mskingS
which they pro eeded 10
arrange
Mrs Charles Wright Jr. and
LAME were doing an effective
arrangement Of autumn flowers
using hollowed-out egg
plant as a Container go.
Mrs. George Bethune Duffield
was wiring line design of
small sun flowers which every
one pronounced stunning ...
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11

MANY AMATEUR gardeners
are finding that the few tomato
plants, pepper plants and GU
c,Imber vines are bearing be-
yond their expectation and be-
vond the immediate needs OF
their families. Just as she
planned. Mrs. Homemaker has
made good use of the garden
and has seen 10 II that a good
share has been put away for
next winter.
The shining rows of this
wears canned tomatoes give
proof of her effort. Now when
the family feels they have eaten
tomatoes 10 Saturation, had GU
cumber salads till kingdom
come, and consumed green pep
pers in various and sundry
ways. Mrs. Homemsker can use
the surplus in pickles and rel
iSheS.
While her canning enthusiasm
may AT this time be at low ebh,
there will be plenty Of family
enthusiasm later next winter
when the family table sports
that cleaning chilli sauce, de-
licious bread and butter pickles
and-alwayS good-honey chut-
ney.
Chill Sauce
peck ripe tomatoes
s chopped onions
f green peppers
s chill peppers
y cup salt
3 cups honey
3 cups vinegar
Wash. scald and peel toma-
toes. Add hoped onions,
chopped peppers and remaining
ingredients. Cook slowly until
of desired consistency. Stir oc-
casionally. Pour into Sterllized
jars and seal
Breed.Butter Pickles
y medium size Cucumbers
10 medium size onions
y cup salt
| pint vinegar
"a pint water
| cup honey
| cup sugar
B teaspoons mustard seed
B teaspoons celery seed
Il teaspoon tumeric
Arrange the cucumbers and
onions. which have been sliced
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11
Onion Odor

TIE NGFNT odor NJ
chopped onions can ne removed
boy first soaking them in water,
placing n 4 towel and squeezing
until all the moisture is re-
moved. The onions remain a
translucent white.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11
WASH PAINT BRUSHES

TO PRESERVE scarce paint
brushes be sure 10 wash thor
-nughlN in thick soap sgds before
putting them away.
Evening star., 1945-04-27

danger alone. Hence the appropri-
ate title.
Certainly the most singularly ex-
citing sequence In the movie Is the
air show staged by the shark
toothed Tigers for Army Pilot Scott
on his day Of arrival at Chennault.s
headquarters. From . ringside
trench he watches the boys from
Brooklyn, from Texas and from
Georgia knock of the Japs the
same way they used to run up scores
in their hometown bowling alleys.
20. K, get that score pad ready"
radios one pilot to Chennault.
I always keep score on a bridge
pad" Chennault smiles, marking
down the first Jap plane. "It's the
closest I get to playing these days. +"
Director Robert Florey saw to 1t
that there was considerable con-
densation Of the Scott story to clear
the stage for the important combat
scenes. BY flashback method Dem
mis- Morgan begins his own story-a
familiar one about the kid who was
born to fly. Hurriedly time is span
ned between his first attempt
jumping of the barn roof with an
umbrella-to graduation day at West
Point and marriage to his first
sweetheart. Andrea King does a
nice Job as SCOTS wife in the few
short scenes permitted her.
The picture from here on lends
itself completely to the saga of
Chennault's Tigers. The fall Of the
Philippines interrupts a secret mis-
sion to China and finds Scott re-
called. at which point he decides
his real work lies with Chennault,
who, incidentally, Is made most
convincing in q fine portrayal by
Raymond Massey. Only tie-up be-
tween this past life and the re-
mainder Of the picture are the min
iature Jap flags framing Scott's
picture In the post ofiice window
back home. Somehow they grow
In number along with his realiZa-
ton that he alone is not responsible
for the series Of narrow escapes
which comprise the story.
The mere account Of SCOTS ex-
ploits remains unfinished, as it
should be-with Scott flying toward
q Jap target. Big Mike watches
from the ground, knowing he will
return. Chennault's men do not fly
alone.
Evening star., 1945-04-27

nished here and there with some
rather better comedy than you are
accustomed to expect. At least 1t Il
better than we have been led tc
expect, q thing we attribute pri-
marily to the presence Of Bracken
He plays something akin to the
human equivalent Of Donald Duck
in much the same irritated, har-
assed voice.
Paramount has missed no oppor-
tunity in bringing on the girls to
show them off to the best possible
advantage. It even resorts to the
bubble bath, tosses in a swimming
pool for good measure, invades
dressing rooms in an utterly care
free way, and when 1t can think of
nothing else it tosses OF a night
club in which the accepted costume
seems to be the bare midriff. The
girls that are brought on are def
nitely the types deserving Of being
tapped for that distinction.
The tired businessman, for whom
such shows used to be designed, will
find his brain richly gifted with q
chance to be idle in Bring On the
Girls" ......
It is, as we said, the old pursuit
story with Bracken pursuing his hunt
for a girl who wants to marry him
for love instead of his $200, ,0O0, 600.
While he Is thus busy, of course, he
is being chased by pack of beau
tiful demons who would like to tie
into that fortune as soon as they
can find parson to do the knotting.
Even in simple, merry charade
of this sort, Miss Lake Is not allowed
to abandon the menace role for
which nature did such a happy job
Of designing her. She sinks with
pantherlike grace all over the prop
erty dressed in slacks and frocks that
have everything except innocence.
Come to think Of 1t, that quality Is
lacking even in the costumes Of her
rival, Marjorie Reynolds, who plays
demure sort Of society chanteuse
and thereby gets a chance to sing
the better numbers in the score Of
Bring On the Girls" She does so
well with them and looks so well
doing them that you wonder why
Paramount has not made more use
Of her that way.
The comedy of the Earle's picture
Evening star., 1945-04-27
Mystery Comes
To the apitol

vi.s T r., psE % g.. lament RSass Picture picture
directed ~ Isxis Alien, screen spisy by
8 noysi 81 Ethel Lima White. AZ the
The Cast.
iss betn tne5aanr aovard ds, MsGssn Rnsseii
81. Dr. Charles ~ Evans------Herbert Mslsnsli issii
1Iai, M1I.Tisn Tysarth-------,,,,,,is isoSs. Ei.om
SnSsster r---------------M Mikhan Easumny
Eiien Fielding T----------z. Mona orifiti,
Bar kssaraaSy h Fielding -----y,, R,hchsrd Lyon Lyon
Jasper doodwin----------- Norman LLOYD
BY all means, II lnysteriously
boarded-up house, two murders and
strange noises in the basement con-
stitute your idea of thriller, &c
right ahead and see "The Unseen
at the Capitol this week.
Personally, we prefer at least three
or four possible suspects and maybe
q tinge Of realism to hold up the
suspense where murders are con-
cerned. The Unseen" has neither
Of these necessary qualities. The plot
is muddled by q respectable widower
played by Joel McCrea, his two too
precocious children, birdlike crea-
ture for q governess, a doctor
friend and the woman who lives next
door. Out Of these you must pick q
murderer. Obviously McCrea and
the governeSs, Miss Russell, are
eliminated on the basis of falling
IN love. This leaves little to work
with since both Mona Grifiith and
Richard Lyon are entirely too young
Evening star., 1945-04-27
joins Generous

11O&A1 WOJJ.
Jon Hall, who co-starx With Maria
Montez and Turhan Bey In Sudan .
gave his wife, Frances L.ansford, q
|seven-kArat emerald rs an Easter
gift.
Evening star., 1945-04-27
God Is My Co-Pilot' Proves
Lively Drama to Open Met

GOD IS MY co-pnor." q Warner
Brothers picture with Dennis Morgan and
Raymond Massey. produced BY Robert
Buckner, directed by Robert Florey, screen
play BY Peter Milne and Abem Finkel from
the book BY Col. Robert L. Scott. At the
Evening star., 1945-04-27
By PATRICIA SIMMONS.

When Hollywood opens the doors
to religion it usually does so with
some worthwhile script writing.
Such is the case with God Is My
Co-Pilot," which yesterday inaugu-
rated the Metropolitan's new policy
of first-run pictures.
Taken from a best seller of the
same title, the story of Col. Robert
Lee Scott takes on documentary
proportions glorifying the part
Chennault's Flying Tigers played in
keeping open the Allied supply line.
The boys who outguessed, outma-
neuvered and outfought the Japs
for so many months before regular
United States pilots stepped In are
the real stars of the picture. ,tef..
Excellent aerial photography by
Charles Marshall and the fight Sc
quences, although studio made, are
the principal reasons for seeing the
picture. Throughout the narrative Is
subord rdinated to the drama enacted
in the air. with death the common
place prop. Alan Hale is excellent
as the flying Irish priest, affection
ately called big Mike" who helps
make Chennault's pilots fearless in
the realization that they never face
Evening star., 1945-04-27

is frankly slap-stick, but of its kind
not bad. We liked best that stretch
Of 1t In which the hero, pretending
to be deaf, is told on by the aristo-
crat butler for Just the little stinker
the servant has found him through
the years. The butler is $50 happy
over the fancied injury to the lad
that he rechristens him Bird
Brain" and admits that he would
have quit the job long ago except
for the profit he Is able to filch
from the house accounts.
Tufts also donates to several of
the more amusing passages in the
musical, couple Of them In the
form Of comedy songs which he
tosses OF in that pleasantly indif-
ferent style he learned from Bing
Crosby.
That is about all there is to Bring
On the Girls" but. we repeat, it is
not likely to be waste Of your time
If you don't expect too much.
1t is quite q lively, frothy sort of
stage show that Harry Anger has
worked up for the Earle's stage this
week. It opens with Garfield Swift's
rich baritone singing martial over
ture In fashion that can only en-
nance his already considerable pop
ularity with Earle customers. Other
wise, the bill includes Don Zalaya
q funny fellow who plays a wonder
full piano; the Gaudsmiths with
their acrobatic antics and those
trained dogs, the Three Kings in a
novelty item and those spirited
Roxyettes in a couple Of routines
which are both pretty and precise
Evening star., 1945-04-27
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
National-"The Searching Wind:
$3.50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"The Unseen; II am.
las, 4:30, 7:15 and 9:55 pm. Stage
shows: 1880, 3:35, 6:20 and 9:05
pm.
Columbia-"For Whom the Bell
Tolls; l1:15 am, 3:15. 6:15 and
9:15 pm.
Earle-"Bring on the Girls; II 10
am, las, 4:30, 7:10 and $50 pm.
Stage shows: lilo. $50. $50 and
9:15 pm.
Keith's-"Sudan";; 1850 am, 1855,
1855, 5:25, 7:35 and 9:45 pm.
Little-'Roberta";; II am, 1:10,
1855. 5:55, 8 and 10 pm.
Metropolitan-"God Is My Co.
pilot; II an, 1910, 2:30, 4:20, 6,
7:50 and $40 pm. ..-
Palace-"Here Come the WAVES;
l0:45 am, 1855, 3:05, Sis, 7:30 and
$40 pm.
Pix-"Going My Way: z, 4:25
$50 and 9:l5 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and Shorts.
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1945-04-27

broken glass, COW bells, tin pans,
and . dozen other Odds and ends
that some scrap drive would lovo
to get it, hands On.
Mr.. Jones' own particular version
Of Black Magic" called upon Z
virtuoso tuba player who insisted
on pumping out = quart or 10 Of
water every 10 bars. Then there
was Chloe" through the courtesy Of
. gentleman shooting arrows into
the audience, alas only Ia q night
shirt. or take the most indispen-
sable member Of the Jones OUTFIT
the lovely harpdst who plays few
bars Of Holiday for Strings" and
then sits there and klaits during the
rest Of the jam session. That should
give you . general idea. The Black
Evening star., 1945-04-27

Brothers. made up Ike you would
imagine, did some appropriate aero
batics. Aavis Minis dlled the chcre-
9ographic spot with some right good
Ehoodn0. p. IS.
Evening star., 1945-04-27

to have committed the wicked deed.
The fact that McCreAS wife died
strangely two years before with slis-
atmosphere when the maid u found
murdered In nearby alley. Some
how the children seem to have some
inside information on what has
happened. The newly hired gov
erncss tries slowly to piece the facts
together.
II II i
1t doesn't help matters that Gail
Russell is completely miscast as the
gQverneSs, who suddenly finds herself
surrounded by this unwt1oleson1e at
mosphere Of murder. Perhaps she
felt she was adding an eerieF note
to her characterization. Instead
she introduced some unintentional
humor IN adopting that wide-cyed
little-girl attitude. She acted like
some one afraid Of humping her
head at any minute on the attic
rafters.
Richard Lyon, as one Of the two
children aware of the mysterious
goings on in the house next door,
exhibits real dramatic talent. Mona
Grifnth, however, is called upon to
be precoctous beyond her years and
as result never quite gets away
from her script. Both McCrea and
Herbert Marshall turn In custom
arily convincing performances.
k.A \
Spike Jones Is undoubtedly. lib
eral education in music. However,
most OF the audience yesterday
proved by the reception they gave
Mr.. Jones that his technique was
nothing new to them. They showed
no surprise that the Jones idea Of
Instrumentation is slightly unortho-
dox In the use Of pistols, washtubs.
Evening star., 1945-04-27

= ,bEIlESDA ,.,,..,.1 ,.as w'', .s A.
frances Langford and Wally
Brown Ia The Girl Rush. =
Also Naval Documentary, $
The Fighting Lady. =
Evening star., 1945-04-27

"BRINd ON THE GIRLS Paramount
picture With Sonny Tufts. Eddie Bracken
nS,r snS veroniSs .i. Like, prodSced. 9y Ere Frsd
screen play 81 Karl Tunberg and Darrell
Ware from . story BY Pierre Woln. songs
By Jimmy McHugh and Harold Adamson.
Evening star., 1945-04-27
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Evening star., 1945-04-27
Bring On the Girls Brings
Merry Musical to Earle
By JAY CARMODY.

That one about the poor little rich boy and the predatory but lovely
Bring On the Girls which opened the Earle
ooe backe veronica Lake Sonny TUFTS and some Of h
prett girls 1t
goes along quite lively gar
Evening star., 1945-04-07

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lines, halters; pony driving harness, horse
soSs shSSs s9ds snd supplies !! W. II, sToMBAcK TIN
ATTENTioN no FARMERs-Private sales
daily, 40 head Of work horses, & good young
mules; from medium priced horse to the
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gomery County National Bank. Rockville
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atsde Y9q eon and BsGss % tes,eg Buy RI
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20 HEAD of steers to sell at once. Apply
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horses; single or double top and oper
poxs Goy and ra5 5og a01oe ao
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TWO RIDING HORSES, saddles ant
brides, can rent stable if desired 1916
Falrlawn ave: Sc Mr.. CURLES, AT. 1ll2
GENTLEMAS'S ROAM saddle horse, one
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Evening star., 1945-04-07
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MAID, part-time. exclusive beauty salon,
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MAID, cook. gh.w., adults; SIS and
sonal laundry. 3 employed adults modern
Kitchen, electric dtshwasher: 3 to pm,
at door; SIS per week and cariare. SH.
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ary: Call Hobart 55S4.
MAID for g.h.w., take care of children;
mqst like children, live in' 800 month.
MAID, experienced colored; phw, plain
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start Thurs ,atternoNons and every other
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MAID. go; no cooking, sleep in. own room
with radio; on busline; city references,
MAID: rh v, live in. no ironing. no heavy
eSaH5nE $50 wk 1,nI ChIdrcn Chevy
MAID for a boarding house, SIS a week;
m meals, 4 Sundays of; an to 3 pm.
MAiD; i faff exccent nj aaiar, T Az no Sunday small
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MOTHERS HELPER wanted, live in, S25
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NuRs;EMAID for 3-year-old rirl, with light
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NURsEMAID for > children; to live in.
NURsEMAID, to care for 11-month child;
PLAN cook1ng live IN; Sl90 month.
NURSEMhID Tor 2-yr-old boy, g day
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rAKT-TiME 'a Civ, SaiL to i,g.nl pm; no syn
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respccucly plus free hoard, room and
laundry. Appiy personally and bring rel
SCHOOLGIRL WANTED to care for chill
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NOMAN, experienced, TO take care of =
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Cheerful SURROUNDINGS 50 week WI $50
WOMAN. experienced. for eINuioyed coupl"
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lInt
WOMAN, middle-aged, good cook, for gem
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FAMILY MOVING TO SEATTLE want light
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Phone Ia G5i2 after Il II.
Evening star., 1945-04-07
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1925 10th ST. S.W.-Nicely furnished
rooms with running water. telephones, ele
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1913 n; H. AVE. NV double rooms.
twin beds: S4350 and sax each available
Sunday: nice neighborhood transportation
~ C0rrer.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Nicely furn double
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home cooking. 1en4 10Th ST NV.
1926 10Th ST. NV. Newly decorated
double room, S42 so each; also SINGLES
Fvce'lent meals 10'
FREE ROOM AND BOARD in exchange for
caring for year-old baby during day; sirl
in her POS or elderly woman preferred
THREE MEALS DAY except Sunday. .
NV NO g25s 13.
ROOM for one man: family Of adults;
2H25 18th st nf-; s. week; meals If de-
sired; bus at door AID 1859. o.
1887 Cal LATIN ST. N.W.-Young lady 10
share triple room with . other young ladies.
private bath; detached horne: large lvin ,
room with piano. laundry PRIVILEGES, .
meals including Sunday dinner; s47.5o.