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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
YOUTHS REPORTED SAFE

Detroit. Mich, Aug 1.-two Dc
troit youths we're reported safe
late Friday. following a report that
they had been lost for "a hours in
a small canoe in the vast marshes
Of Mitchell's Bay in Lake st. Clair.
They are David Dolese. %, and Brad
Mckee, is.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
First Methodist Church

Walter B. Heyler, Minister
$50 a. m. Church School.
Junior, intermediate, High
School, Adult departments.
1890 a. m. Church School.
Pre-school. kindergarten, primary
departments.
1870 a. m. Morning service
OF worship. Rev. Joseph Dutton,
guest minister, will speak to the
theme "Jehu, the Driver Who
Waited Not For the Green Light. "
Mrs. Gene Hand, soloist, will sing
"Life's Weaving" by Wooler.
Organ numbers played by Mrs.
Lewis ]. Wilson are: ''Liebes-
traum, by List; and Prayer. 5"
by Humperdinck
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16

In certain parts OF the Philippine
Islands a separate stove is used to
cook each dish. Each stove consists
of clay bowl which holds the char
coal fire above which the pot Of
food rests
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16

A housing expert calculates that
II all the United States employables
could find Jobs, the lower income
third OF the people would no longer
be ill-fed or ill-clothed. but would
be ill-housed. According TO statistics
so per cent OF farmhouses are sub
standard, and a third OF city dwell
ing units are . hazard to health
and decency.
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tiques are promised you. and also
travel. Very lucky in business
and love will the child be who is
born on this date. He or she will
also be remarkably clever, prov
ing most successful in literary and
archaeological pursuits. explora-
ton and science.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
Church OF the Nazarene

Corner Emmett and Washington
St.
10 a. m.-sunday School. Glasses
for all ages. Roy Brumagin, super
intendent.
II a. Morning worship.
Rev. Walter Burgess. Detroit. will
bring us the message. Sermon topic,
The New Birth" with scripture
taken from John 8: 5.
p. m.-Junior meeting. Betty
Morgan. supervisor.
1880 p. m.-Eyangelistic service
with Rev. Walter Burgess preach
ing. Old fashioned gospel singing
and choruses especially for the chill
dren.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
Observations
Post War Period
Provides Worry For
United States
BY Charles p. Stewart

OUR LAST WAR and postwar
boom and the following prolonged
period Of depression were recent
enough to be remembered by a
great many individuals in high
governmental, financial, industrial,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
Fifty Years Ago

mark, 10 be planning TO apply for
his discharge from the Army as
soon as the law exempting men in
the upper-sge brackets becomes ef-
fectlve.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance


25 South Prospect
Rev. NJ. S. Amstutz, Pastor
1000 a. m. Sunday School,
Milton Haberer, superintendent.
1900 a. m. Morning worship
Text "If any man serve me let
him follow me-" John 1926.
$40 p. m. Young Peoples Soc
iety. +. l.. VanHusen of Pontiac
will speak and sing.
1880 p. m. Evening Eyange-
listic Service.
ST John Church
2p. m.-Baptisms. every Sunday.
by appointment.
800 to 500; 1880 to 900 p. NJ
Confessions Saturday.
100. 8:8e, 1859, IL 3e-Sunday
Masses.
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Assembly Of God Church

4ZO T.. Michigan ave.
Rev. George Z. Moore, pastor.
10 a. m.-Sunday School. Clifford
Staplin, superintendent.
IL a. m.-Morning worship. Ser
mon by the pastor.
II a. m.-Junior Church Service.
6:15 p. m.-Christs Ambassa-
doris.
7:45 p. m.-Evangelistic Service.
Mark Dickerson. a student at Bob
Jones College. Tennessee, will be
the speaker.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
TO APPLY FOR DISCHARGE

Fort Custer. Aug IS Corp. Hank
Greenberg was reported Friday.
along with several thousand other
draftees over the twenty-eight-year
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
One-Minute Test

1. Should one say a man died
Of. from or with influenza
2. What is the difference be-
tween Copyright" and Regis
tered in u. S. Patent Once?
3. Which is the oldest Of the
Christian festivals?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
Today'S Horoscope

ioodS horoscope
The stellar prospects are ex-
cellent for you who have birth
days today. Substantial gain, So
cial activity, successful dealings
property, land, mines, and an
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
Church of Christ

Robert r. Hickman, Pastor
to o'clock all day meeting
Sunday at the Good Samaritan
Hall, Buffalo st. under the aus
pices of c. Belcher and B. II.
Lacey, missionary.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
One-Minute Test Answers

One Minute Test Answers
1. OF influenza.
2. Copyright applies to litera-
ture, drama and the fine arts; a
patent to manufactured or me-
chanical objects.
3. Easter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16

ITO W. Cross St
William r. Shaw. Minister.
10 a. Morning worship.
DR.. Harvey c. Colburn, D. D., Is
the guest preacher. Special music
by the choir. Roy Renton in charge
of the service.
ll:l5 a. m.-The Bible School.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16

II your birthday Is today. Con-
siderable gain, exceptionally fine
prospects and recognition will be
accompanied by some annoyance
or attempted deception. The child
who is born on this date will
possess many fine qualities and be
most successful. He or she will,
however. need to guard against
reachery through so-called
friends, also excessive expendi-
ture.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
Hints on Etiquette


In walking down the church isle
on her fathers arm. the bride
should be at his right so that he
may step back. without passing
her, to take his seat with the
brides relatives, in the left front
pew.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16

being about the household.
l strongly urge you, brothers, u
you have regarded the act Of shaw.
ing as an annoyance or a disagree
able duty, to turn your mindi
around.
OF course, it must be done with
a certain routine, even ceremony
A considerable amount of time
should be allowed for a good shave
Forget your business, or your girl
or the horrors of war, and come
with me to the bathroom, and al.
low me to show you how to do it
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
Lutheran

Hugo Fenker. Pastor.
$50 a. m.-Morning service. Rev
Fenker will preach
William McCandless, soloist.
Leona Hodges. organist.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
Words of Wisdom

Money has little value to its
possessor unless it also has value
TO others.-L Stanford.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16

Church Of God or sanetlfled Church
4O7 S. Adams st. near Buffalo.
Elder S. j. Hill, pastor.
10 a. m.-Sunday School service.
Subject: Peter encourages suffering
Christians. Lesson. Peter 4 i:
1919, 5: ell. Golden text: Yet IL any
man suffer as a Christian. let him
be not ashamed; but let him glorify
God in this name. l Peter 4: is.
A. II. Anderson, superintendent
Mrs. L. c. Priest, secretary.
1870 a. NJ Regular morning
worship. Sermon by the pastor
Singing by the Senior Choir, John
Caldwell, chorister. Mrs. Wava F.
Anderson, organist.
6 p. irregular meeting OF the
II. Y. p. L. c. L. Priest, director.
Elder Henson, president.
1880 p. NJ Evening worship.
Preaching by the pastor Congrega-
tional singing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
alf-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

WCHly ICdlS ASO
Dr. Manning James Dr. l. NJ James this city has
ceiyed appointment to the faculty o. famous dental clinic
in Kansas City Mo.
The Normal College has engaged the Masonic Temple for all
the week ends through the school with the exception
Of vacations The fraternites will with
the college in regard TO their week end parties.
Ederberres popular product the municipal market
Fifty Years Ago
William p Martin Is remodeng and Improving his house
Little Oak 81.
Ferer f. laying walk Of sawed Bcrca flags In front
Of his residence Adams
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16

Horoscope for Sunday
Important and far-reaching
events are in the offing for you
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st. Luke's Episcopal Church

r. 7. Appleyard, Rector
Tenth Sunday after Trinity
1890 a. m. Morning Prayer.
and sermon. Service conducted by
Mr.. F. G. Frankenberry. Dioce-
san Lay Reader. Volunteer choir.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
Sunday in Ypsilanti Churches

soul, and with all thy mind? This
command includes much, even the
surrender OF all merely material
sensation, affection and worship"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
Your Health
There is no Greater
Luxury Than Shave
Properly Done
BY Logan Clendening. NJ. D.

There is probably no greater
luxury than a good shave when
properly done. 1t soothes the
nerves, quiets the mind, increases
self-confdence, and in general dis
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16

seminates an air of peace and we'll
being about the household.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16

Cor Lowell and St. John SITS.
Rev. l.. l.. Kelly, Pastor.
522 st. joan st.
August II is the last Sunday oil
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-08
Der MOrd Won MOrtOnhill
(f2. sSortiesung)

Sonltou felt. ,Sbr f6nnt nidt an-
nebmen oaB iie pcsen flint ooer adt
Eagen sic lanae Neiie BON 8ireinia
gitp bier berauf madt. Meinetrpegen
fann iie iibrigens bier 8oden bleiben.
Wir eeiaat iie, umo id iebe fie gern."
so, io", fiderte Sifor I'M Sin-
tererlnoe lalt uno ipottiid, 10 oaB
ole Gotubops sic G0pfe brebten. ST.
for bate ieinen Stubl tpeit nad rid
tpdrts geI6o6en, lno nie es ldien,
bate er iib 1T ser lesten 8iertel-
ftlutoe mebr fir sic llnterbaltlng Der
Gotu6ops intereiiiert ais fiir Die aer
5armer, gu oenen er ei9entlid &c,
b6rte.
,,Dente, es miro fein Menid iuas
baaegen ba6en, iuenn mir Gonltauce
Jahot geiGat'. iuarf Soulton biiiig
at Sifor biuiiber. Ser fiderte.
,,Ob, betuabre. Weiuetueeen fonnt
SIR @ld audi in iie perlieben. 8aBt
nur ouf, oab eating nidts oauon
merft. Sa, ia, sic sSei6er. Sbr fonut
oas at Hop 6ergon ieben. Seit er
altf ser Bcnmoorc Nan6 lit, blei6t er
nod me6r 81 Saule ais friiber.'
,,8op sSeraon2'
.,0a ia, 9top"
rSSSa, Hop @oat Sbr lageu, oaB
Nou eSeroon pl0blih ein MGoel bat?
Nltu, S5itor, ipeun elmer in Wortonbia
lit, ser lid aus SEN Mdoels eincu
9red luad)t, Damn lit bas Hop Ser
eou."
Sifor fiderte. gr fiderte bod ,mo
blum nit einer ll,augenebmeu Stim=
ME- Die Golubops itarrteu i'm an
uno alth Sic Sarnler peritlmnten
uuo orebteu sic 80pfe.
.Das meint ibr', bobnte Sifor.
,,9as ocnft ibr bon HoD. slber ibr
babt eben feline NblnIng. Sd iagte
borbiu ibou, Dab Nop feline gltten
@riiuoe bat, parlm er a6enos 81.
SaltIe blei6t iebt nod nebr Wie frit>
Der, als er nod bel SEN 8ents mar.
Gr bat feline gltten @riinoe eeuau 10
bei Galting."
rSbr madt lns neltgieria."
.Sb, bas lit ol(es iebr einfad Hop
trtfft lid eben no6ts otd) nit einet
M6oel."
.,Mit ,uent?"
.,ssa, ba miiBt ibr mol raten."
SD, 9uatld, raten'', idrie Sou=
fton, ,,reoen Sic mai ettpas @enaues
rno mad,en Sic feine 10 lauge @e-
fdid)te. Sic ieben, oaB mir neraieria
iino. 9as ntlB ia ein aans belonoeres
Mdoel iein, iuenn lid stop isergon
oarlum anltrengt."
,.SsSlt es audi, fi6erte Stfor, ,.lie
bei6t nimlih Wpruo 8ent.'
Gin paar Ntenl5iige lang marcu al
Ie Itia.
9aun iogte @uutp: ,,9as fann id)
mir nidt oenfen. 9top 6ergou mar
5tuet Sabre bel SEN 9ents llno bot sic
Mprna 9ent fa,,m ougelebeu in oieIcr
gan5en 3eit. Sic bdtte oud) gar feline
3eit fir i'm gebobt. ga tporeu 5upicl
anoere'
,Neinetmegen brandt ibr cs nidt
5u alo,lben"
r@irtlid, su5mtrallen lit ibr oos
fdon', rief Clifford pom @noe ser
Glide bcriiber uSebt mil ood) ionit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-08
Nsiti,ssdj, Sen 8. Saaaar I94f

Ito gro6 auf. SD oente natiirlid nidt
oaratt, etiuas Slriid5nnebmen. Wprnd
Bent lit elm Sdanofled fir Worton.
bid, llno oas ipieoerbole id) ieoen
Eag." sifor fd)lug auf oen EiId.
oas oie @laler iuippten ltno iid Heine
Bbisfpbdde anf Der giIbplatte biloe-
ten.
| .Wiein Serr'. faete gerrp gonlo
llangianl, lid tpiiroe Sbnen enpfeb-
len, iib 5u beiinnen. Sn meiner Sc.
eenlpart miro ribt iblebt ii6er elm
Maoel geiproden."
.Nidt moglid). Sino Sic elm fold
|ielbitloler 8eidiiser ser boloen Beib-
lidfeit? Das bate id gar nidt bon
Sbnen geoodt."
sd perlanee, sob Sic SSbre 8e-
lnerf,mgen iiber Mprna 8ent anriid.
nebmen", ,pieoerbolte 9errp goulo
|i6arf. ~.~s . ~.
Sifor lddelte idmierig. Isle ba-
ben es tuobl audi NIT ser fleinen Dir.
ne, tuas2" fra9te er. ,,5ie bat So.
men tuobl borgentacbt, Sic tuareu Der
erlte? 9a iino Sic ib0n bereineefal.
len, mein 2ie6er. 9enn id lage So.
men, es lit feiner bier int &alun, Der
nidt Mprna 8ent idon einmal ge.
fiiBt ia. ..", er bate nod nid)t gat5
arsgeiproben, als i'm Serrp Gonlos
5allt traf. gr polterte gegen BEN
l6meren Gid 5uriitf. &lirreno fieleu
Elm paar @ldier ,lm. Nber niemano
laete ein 8ort.
Nfit 0unfelrotem @elidt ri6tete itd
Sifor ipieoer altf. gr iuollte lid nit
einem Sll,6 ouf Serrp Gonlo itiir.
5en, aber eiu 5lpeiter 5a,titIblag
ltredte i'm iuieoer nieoer. u8en1iibeu
Sic iid nicbt'', iaete Serrp Golla
bobniid, upenn Sic nod lebeuoig
uieoer na1 Sal1Ie fontnen tpollen,
oann nebn1en sic 1ieber ,SSbre brefi.
gen 8orte bon borber sltriid. Sc
sDel, otlto peIitl NJ Olt
Die Mdnner at oeu 1iIden ltarr.
ten ibn au, luie er 10 mitten inn Saal
itanO. Ser @eoanfe idien ibm gar
nibt 5u fommen, sob sic Sarmer
lno 9onbops olle aufltebeu ltno iiber
i'm berfalen fonnten. Ct mar inn.
merbin ein Sremoer uno bate einen
idle6ten Stuff. SSSn eiu paar Sefllnoeu
tpare er oo6 bann erleoiet gelpeleu.
Jurdt idien er ieood nibt 5t fen-
nen.
@ifor raffte ii1 bon nel,em auf.
Sein @elid)t tuar por @ut beraerrt.
er tal'nlelte ein menig, als er itano,
nno Sic @eSanfen idollen i1m milo
ourb Sen 9opf. 9ann lab es 10 aus,
als tpoute er einen Ser i6peren Gtii9.
le falien. nm i'm eegen Serrp goulo
5u i6lenoern. SSn Ser lebten 5efunoe
beiann er iid uno sriff gum &eoolper.
gr fam ieoo6 ni6t gum SduB. 9lik-
idnea idlug ibm Serrp Goulo sic
@affe aus ser Sano.
$50, ,nein 6relmo", iaete er idnei.
oeuo, ,,tuol(en sic 1ieber Iterben als
cine @emeinbeit pieoer gut 5u nta-
den? 9anfen Sic @ott, haB id) mel.
men Colt ltecfen 1alie. 8enn id oar-
na6 greife, tommen sic nidt me9r
oa5u, irgeno ettpas at bereuen."
SIMMER nod ibipiegen sic 9armer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-08

@eiIt. Damn fling er Iaut unb fnI
ltpieberno on sn laden. ,,Saba, ba
lift elm @is. Gin groBartiger Bit
8aBt allf, Siingens. go etiuas Il
fnob ME bagenelen. 9a lit einer, Be
lfragt BEL Dtprna 8ent nad 8elpei
| lien. =
gerrp goulo ldien iid iiber 81
TORS 2a6en nidt 5a drgerr. @r itani
poafomlnen rubig IN Der Wiitte oei
sroBen Hnlues ilno iab ben iid po
@eladter tpinbenoen Mann nit einerl
beobadtenoen Blid on. slls iib sSifo
tpieoer etiuas ber,ibiet bate ltno er
lldopft in ieinem St,t1l 5uriidianf
| iaete er slt ibm:
,,gs frellt midi, baB meine 8ort
Sbuen iooiel Bergniigen maden
SrobSem ertparte id eine antiport boz
Sbncn. 8ieuei6t bemiiben Sic iid
III ipe,ig. sSSd bin namlid getpobat
cine antiport a,e befommen, iuenn i'd
rage
Sifor ,iab nit einem ral6en 81id
auf. @r ipolte lid oergetpiiiern, Of
oas, @eliebt bes Spreders a,tb i
irelnolid6 mar uie ser gon feline,
@orte. s(6er er fonute, tuie es ibn
i6ien, berltbigt iein. .. ,
nSm'', na6te er besbalb, uSit
oollen 8eipeiIe. 9enfe, es lit 9etueiS
gelu,g ipeun id) NIT meinen eigene,
augen geleben babe, tuie oieies Wd
oel onr1s ssenlte geflettert it,"
,,Oas nenne i6 gar feinen 8e'
meis", laete Serrp. Goulo ipottiid)
,,Sie fam ia ettpas pergeiien baben
in oem Sa,,s, ol,s benl iie pertrieben
nproa"
so, 1,n6 mas tut Oann 9@p Ser.
gon 5l1r iel6en 3eit I'M Ielben Sans?"
,Sb, ser fam 5lm 8eiipiel aud
'tipas bergelien baben."
uSo!" Ser gauge Saal bog lid
Dor 2ahen, mas aber SerrD 9oltl(
|niht su ltoren idien.
SSifor lelblt ,par nabe baran. DO,
2oden 81 erltiden. @r iappte mad
2uft. u@ltnoerbar". ad)5te er, ,,oas
lit gang tpln6erbar. Mr. Goulo, Si'
bereiten mir oas groBte 8ergniiaett.
~s5reltt MIDI, iaete Serrp 9oulf
perbinolib, ufreut mild febr. 9ar
i6 Sic aber bielleidt, ipenu Sic lid
ettpas berubigt baben, nm ueitere 8e
tueiie bitten. Bie geiaet, mir geniigt
Sbr erlter nidt."
so, ser geniigt nidt. @roBartil
in ser Tat. 9ann pia id Sbner
aber nod iagen, bob Weprna Sent eil
2inb bat - elm 9ino, obne bab 5it
perbeiratet iit."
uab, umo mo- lit bas 9(eine, tpenr
man fragen oarf?'
,Oas ipiro iie ihon irgeno,po I'M
tereebra6t baben. 8eiB ser <dltd
pieaeidt bat es aud ibr Bater I'm
sic gde gebradt. 9as miro ibm mei
ter nidt i6luierig eeiuoroen fem"
Serrp Golllo ld6elte ipeiterbin Der
binolid. "9os CLAUDE i1 aber nidt'
logte er frel,nolid.
u9as glal,ben Sic nibt. Nl,n, banl
frageu Sic einrnal sic Ndnner, 81
bier berum iiten"
u6at jenaue oas &iuo geleben?'
~9as lit nidt notig."
osG, hoIfe Hna aher fdlntt fir nfi
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Jarn1 getrotfen baben.
n8abrbaftig, aleid altf ser Bent
5aruL ans ser nlan iie bina,tsgeluor-
fem bot"
~SSaipobl, ib fab, tuie fie in ibr
friiberes 3immer fletterte, ltnb 0rei
5tunoen porber iab id), tuie &op Ser
eon Ing Saus sesansen lit. Sc idien
einen Sbliiiiel bafiir 5u baben.'
8at6fin, ser Sen gan5en a6eno
nod nibt biel eeiaet, ionoern ilnmer
MIR getrl,nfen bate, tpuroe ploslib
lebenois. @an5 beseiitert wollte er
!Sifor a1f Die Sdulter idlaseu. ,,Mein
lieber Sreunb", fing er patbetifd on,
,,6u m,lBt ia cine ea15e Radt eeop,
iert uno Dor 8ents 8arm auf ser
2auer gelegen baben.' Gr befam Ell
mem Sdlndauf uno fiel auf ieinen
5tubl 5uriid. @r mar regelredt be-
trlnfen.
Sifor ftreifte i'm MIR NIT einem
per16tliden 9lid. elmer nltB iid
ood) ,n1 alles fiimmern" brllmmte er.
rGaiting lit augenblidlid 5lt iebr be-
l11ftigt. Golange 8ia 9otton, mag
ct beiBen ougenblidlid, nidt am @al=
gen bongt, babe ib feline Hube. stber
@ott lei 9anf, es miro nibt ntebr
LANCE oanern, Bis 8enion1in 8rent
OH @algen bangt, 1tno Damn lit es
an ser 3eit, oaB mir audi oas MGo-
den ous Ser @egeno iagen. Sic lit
Ieit SSabren lbon Elm S6anofled fir
SEN Srt. Sou fe 5u ibrem &ino &C.
ben, bas Iie in SSSoabo irgenomo 5r=
riidaelaiien bot"
Sie Sarmer murmelten beifaaig.
Die Gotpbops madten srltimmetSe
@eiidter, ldtuieeen ieood), oenn iie
fiiblten iib nibt gan5 1tnid)nloig in
ser Nnselegenbeit Wtprna 8ent.
uGs lit nnerbort, lpie oiele Mprna
8ent es treibt", fubr Sifor fort.
.S1mtliden Mdnnern perorebt iie
Sen 9opf, uno NIT ieoem> ser ibr
lpinft, gebt lie. 8enn lie meine 3o6=
ter pGre -" @r tpuroe plotlib int
3uge ieiner Ia,,ten 1mO leioenidaftli6
porsebradten 8ebe seItort, beun bin=
ten neben ser Sir raidelte cine Sci
t,,ng. @r iab iid tuiiteno I'M.
serrp Goul0 lieB iid iebod our6
Sen >eiftieen 8lid, sen Sifor ibm
biniiberldidte, nidt itoren. 0eit piel
@erduIeb faltete er Sic 3eitl.ng 5ll=
ian1nlen. 9ann briidte er eine 81
earette in einem Ihmusiaen @idbe=
der aus nn0 ltano oui @elallen
n1adte er flint Sdritte gu Sen 81
Iheu ser Gombops nno Sarmer but
iiber ltno blieb Damn inmitten oes
Saoles IteDen.
v@iinlden Sic etuas?" fragte ST.
for tpiiteno, benn Serrp Goulos 9licfe
lporen auf ibn geridtet.
uSSa", befam er 5l,r Mntport.
so, ,mo bas ilt?"
Serrp Goulo iab sen babliben ST.
tor cine @eile idlueigeno on. Damn
lprah or rl1big: SD nebme an, Bob
Sbre @eSe eben fir SEN ean5en Saal
bier gait. Sic tuaren tpenieItens 10
laut, oaB ib Sic b0reu fonnte. sic
Ipra6en oa BON einem Mdoel, penn
ih mid nidt IRE, bon einem Ndbel.
SOS nidt bier lit, oos lih ni0t Der,
teioieen fann. Sic Ipraden in elmer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
.LeBarOn Puts
Fire Into
Latin Tunes

THE HEAVILY ccente d
rhythns Of South American music
are heartily enjoyed by North
Americans but few play them with
the fire and complicated tempos
achieved by Eddie LeBaron. now
with his orchestra at the Book
Cadillac Casino. LeBaron was born
in Venesuela and came TO Detroit
directly from three years at the
Rainbow Roof in Radio City.
The revue accompanying him is
a true Rainbow Roof show. for all
the entertainers have appeared
there with LeBaron. Jose Fernan-
dez and Teresita, Spanish dancers
who turn from richly patterned
romantic figures borrowed from
the days of Goya to fiery modern
dances, have been seen in the
Spanish dance sequence OF many
motion pictures. Bob Neller does
vocal stunts that other ventrilo-
quiSts say are impossible. and his
red-haircd wooden pal, Reggie j.
Trickpuss. is capable OF Il differ
ent facial movements, much the
most complicated dummy on the
stage.
Dorothy Barton, low-voiced and
lovely singer, is featured in vocal
selections and Morris King is
violin SoloiSt with the orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29

The Harvard iampoon chooses
TO ianpoon Miriam Hopkins this
year. Last year IL Wds Ann
Sheridan and again they chose a
foeworan worthy Of the steel.
When Miriam Hopkins heard
they had uoted her the wonan
they wouid most hate to spend
their time wifh on a desert is
land, she auswered Saying; 81
neUer knew before that Harvard
boys uere such keen students of
psychology. I hGte desert is
lands" She added that Anyway
she prefers older men TO Harvard
under pruduofes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
Social Chit Chat


When a party goes on and on
until the wee small hours Dith a
work day only a few hours aUay
you knoW every one 10 hdUing
fun. The dining room at Ciros
lent itself SO wonderfully to the
costumes whieh were so beduti-
fui that no movie euer surpassed
them IN spendor, originality or
color.
Rer ST. Cyr, the host, spared
no time or sxpenss TO make this
an occosion TO remember. The
color sc e m Was red and It
blended so WeH Uith the eoiors
in the room. Every one Was in
eostume-eUen the Daiters in
Louis XIV garb. Janet Gaynor,
done up in Adrian's best style.
was a picture IN eoque feathers
in her hair and on her black
veIVet dress; RosaIind Russell
and Freddie Brisson, who still
say 1t isn't true, Uere the most
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
Inevitable MeefiAg

In the current rage for "parlor,
bedroom and breakfast nook
comedies. II only seems inevitable
that the two leading opponents of
irresponsible movie monkeyshines,
Rosalind Russell and Melwyn Dou-
glax. should be teamed.
Miss Russell has cayorted gayiy
through Hired Wife" His Girl
Friday" and No Time for Com
edy." while Mr.. Douglas has been
UP 10 no serious business ever since
Theodore Goes Wild" with He
Stayed for Breakfast" as his latest
marital comedy.
Nov Rnsalind and Russell COM
bine their light and witty talents
in This Thing Called Love" the
comedy coming TO the Fox screen
Friday
In the supporting cast will be
Binnie Barnes Allyn Joslyn, Lee J.
Cobb and Gloria Dickson.
The second feature is the widely
heralded English product o n.