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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-03
Sports

By EDDIE BRIETZ

loNEW YORK, July 3-tThe
Dolly Monitor Special News
|Ssrvice) -Whot's this about
Jimmy Foxx' getting q cracked
rib in q friendly wrestling
notch with Ted Willioms in
the Red Sox club house? The
officiol announcement sal d
|Foxx received q torn cortiIo9e
when hit by O ball -. But the
|nropevine soys several Of the
'Sox yelled There goes the
|pennont," when Jimmy wos
pinned by Williams -: Most
promising girl golfer ? city
bero saw on her 50.00O-mi!e
tour was Louise suees Of Lithio
sprinos. Go. =. Moybe you
noticed that when Joe DiMog-
oio broke Willie KeeIer's rec
ord Of hitting solely in az con.
secutive oomes, it hoppened
exoctIy a yeors otter Wee
Willie posted the mork -.
And old Bill Dohlen. former
Cub and Dodeer shortstop. who
held the record t42 eomes'
nrior to Keller, was in the Yon-
kee Stodium to see Joe turn
the trick :.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-03

4 Bobe Ruth has holed in at
Breton Woods, N. ~, for two
weeks Of golf -. Dizzy Deon
cont make up his mind about
thot St. Louis sportscosting or
fer Golfers Jimmy DeMor-
4 and Ben Hogan begin o
Transforming tour Of SO v n
America in October. Rich pick
mos to be had down there =.
Here's O prediction: Y. OF Son
francisco will organize O trock
team next Spring with the TOM
Gus Dink TempIeton, former
stonford greet. as cooch -
SoIIy Krieeer, now q heavy
WEIGHT. has ported company
With Manager Pete Reilly and
IS hondIine his own business
The Puerto Ricon sports
commission hos revoked the
SIS fine and one-yeor suspen.,
sion it slapped on s. teh e
Poiee. greet negro pitcher, TOR
"inciviIity" to on umpire -.
Troiner Sunny Jim Fitzsim-
mons hos satisfied his Iite's
ambition Of breeding his own
horse, soddIine q champion
and having q liveried ehout-
feur.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-03
Terry's Old Harlem Gentlemen Make Jol
No Mistakes, Have No Fear Of Draft Snd1
Hslps Yenlss
Crush Sex, ~.
for 6tk Stssishs
~ yUDsON BAILEY

= u -
oPoker-laeed Joe DpdasSlA
the greatest player. exeludin4s'
pitcherl~ In the present En- u
baseball, has reached his opoJ
of q new all-time major league
record for hitting in IS c0hsecli-
tive games. and now en- ~
shooting for another prize H.
triple crown Of batting"
This bauble IL the thfse-w1y
championship In percentages hit
ting home runs and rum hatteo
in and u one Of the most olOGtsa
batting honors in the gAsne.
In the last IS years + has been
won only by the imlli0stal Lou
Gehrig, who, incidentally. u ~
be memorialixed b. The No.
York Yankees and fans - ~
ceremony in YANKEES Stadium
before tomorrow's doublshea1o ~. I
Gehrig captured nh thres III
1884 when he hit .363, collectad
10 home runs and batted Ia -
tallies. . Isy
Babe Ruth was never ahle q
hit this target. Rogers Hnrnsl
did il twice In tho National
League in 1e32 and 1o1S. 0slse
heroes Of the past might hovQ
achieved II. except that rur1
batted In were not rocoeded -
til the last two d4cAdos. An1s
way II II . coveted psise wl!ell
only Z really great oll-axolia6
hitter can hops u win. s- -ssS
DiMaggio has j channe. IT.
blow yesterday 70 brGak ~ "
year old mark Of willie Ko01o
for hitting In the most cgnooe
tive games was Z Sixxling -
run, his 18th Of The season, dl
preserved his leadership - 49,
department. NJ ~ ~
In batting In thrss SttaS y
help the YankS rip opon &
Boston Red Sox % h u1<
lifted himself within 1nuE IN h.
Of the league leader, tsoIn y
Charley Keeler. who III 1
nth homer In yestoedoyS 061 y
Joe's batting average O. IN ~
20 points behind III ~ r. -
Of Boston's TED sWIl1ia1ng
THAR marks hayo - I'm
cIo1er toeetto4 ~ upuGk 11I
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Probable Pitchers
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
St. Louis at Chicag0-Lanier
(6-3) w. Passeau cd.
Philadelphia At Boston =
Hughes (5-D W. Javery GID.
Cincinnati ut Pittsburgh -
pe1rson DID vs.. Lanning (2.N.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston At Philadelphia -
Grove (5-2) W.. Dean (2-2).
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Fisher 7e,oers Plays
St. Clair Ciyls' 81

oFisher Towers Girls spftbal1
team travels 70 g. Clair onnlUA1
to play ne Csrleton c10A.
The local team he nevoe pooy-
ed the Carleton club beooeos IN
game u scheduled foe o:3o -.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-03

the CATERS from the lee of Coo
gan's Bluff are not looking the
futile Phillies in the eye.
Dick Bartell. who starred 1t
shortstop during the Giants PEN
nant-winning days, is prolonging
his career at third base, where
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-03
TopAY's GUEST STAR

Art cohn. 0okIend I"-
buns: ."clevk Sheushnsssy'
the well-known ehsseeter
builder. who hos refused to
eopitelixe on Ste n so'd's
Rcee Bowl vieto5y-exeept
70 oct a. Bob Hops's stoo9e
on an cir show. write Q book
40 on O speaking tour. con.
duet q coaching school and
SfiIl sevevol other engage.
ments-will (rsluetant'y. OF
.eourseD eppser On . week !,
~ radie show this foil:
a.. .Ameteurism Ltd.. chr
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-03

material by swapping up just
about every major league cast
off.
These cast-offs. particularly
pair of 33-year-olds named Rich
ard Bartell and Odell Hale, are
among the principal reasons why
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Softball
Schedule
week Of July IT'D
TWILIGHT Y.EACIIE

JonnnleS bar.
Tuesday - Gilbert's Cut Rate
vs.. Fisher Towers.
wednesday - Johnnie's Bar vs..
A. & w. Root Beer.
Thursday - Koleky Cleaners W..
Owls Club.
Friday - Gilbert's Cut Rate vs..
A. & w. Root Beer.
All games at st. Mary's Sta
dunn.
RECREATION LEAGUE
Monday - Miller's Creamery W..
Merchants Covered Wagon
, ,diamond).
Tuesday - Eagles vs.. Bilrus
Cafe at Covered Wagon dia-
mond.
Wednesday - DeMolay w. In
dependents Griffith Field).
ThursAay - Hubarth & Schott
vs.. Bilrus Cafe Covered Wa
gon diamond).
Friday - Miller's Creamery W..
Bat Club Griffith Field).
JUNIOR LEAGUE
Monday - Merchants W.. Norm
ington Laundry Griffith
Field.
Tuesday = LaCroix & Groes-
beck w. Contractors Griffith
Field).
Wednesday - Smokers Inn W.
= Bowl-O-D o m e Consumers
Power diamond)
Thursday - Leander Cafe w.
Merchants Griffith Field).
Friday - Contractors W. Bowl
O-Drome CONSUMERS Power
diamond.
TUMBLE LEAGUE
Monday - Covered Wagon W.
Salter's Market.
Wednesday - Johnnie's Bar W.
SaltarS Market.
Friday - Covered Wagon W,
I. Doeney'o ToiloeS. ~ ~ ~
All gamss Of Allis Yield.
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BarteU Back;
Hub Winning;
Gabby Cabs
BY LUTHER EVANS

MA Service otaff CesresDendsnt
ONEW YORK, July 3,-n the
Giants finish fourth. and they
should because there is nothing
much to stuff into the second
division of the National League,
Willie Schaeffer ought to be
named manager of the year.
Schaefer, the one time light
weight who trains them, has
managed to hold the Old Gentle
men Of upper Harlem together.
Baseball men have been ex-
pecting the Polo Grounders not
only to fall into the second divi-
son, but to fall apart.
OF course, factories have been
forced to work double shifts to
furnish Schaefer with sufficient
tape, court plaster, rubbing lini-
ment. vitamin pills and crutches
for him to do the work.
Schaefer knows his assign
ment. When he applied for the
position during the days of the
late John j. McGraw, Little
Napoleon asked him one quest
ion. It was:
"What would you do if one Of
my players broke his leg?"
"rd call q DOCTOR" replied
Schaeffer.
p. She got the job.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-03
BARTELL PROLONGS
CAREER AT THIRD

While the antiQuated Giants
look forward to a highly sue
cssful home stand following con-
siderable good fortune on the
road, William Harold Terry no
doubt sits up nights worrying
about an impending law suit.
The Foreign Legion claims right
fully that Colonel Terry has
b e n depriving it of needed
La gaceta., 1941-08-20

cdando su reserva EN- Ell tempo
que Sc ha visto precisado a in
vertir fuera de Cuba, por mott
voS de salud.
Sc manifesto, no obstante, op
timista en- relaci6n con ell futu-
70 de su patria, y con la %crecien
ts pujanza que entire las masas
adquiere cada dia ell Partido Re
volucionario Cubano, cuyo lider
maximo 10 es ell DR., Ramon
Grau San Martin.
Que eStas .ineas expresen ell
placer que hubimos de expert
mentar saludando al buen ami
go.
La gaceta., 1941-08-20
VISITO A TAMPA AVER Ell
INGENIERO GUSTAVO MO4
RENO

En- a tarde de aver tuvimos ell
placer de saludar al ingeniero
Gustavo Moreno, distinguida
personalidad de la RepGblica de
Cuba, y Senador Autentico por
la Provincial de Matanzas, que
EMBARGO hacia La Habana hoy
tras invertir una temporada en-
Saratoga, acompahado de sus
hijos.
InterrOgado sobre la crisis
por que atraviesa en- la actuali-
dad la vecina Republica, ell Sc
nador Sc mostr6 reservado, es-
La gaceta., 1941-08-20
NOfAS SOCIALN
tPoR MARIO

BonSto 0oto
Ell pasado domingo Sc efectu6
en- ell Sanatorio del Centre AS
turiano un bonito acto en- honor
de las Secciones de Danlas Y Da
mas Enthusiasts, de la referida
Sociedad, con motive de la en-
trega que estas hicieron al Sa-
natorio de bonitas y c6modas
mesas para los cuartos de los en-
fermos
Ell acto 10 preside ell joven
Tony Garcia, vice p~residente de
la Sociedad y a su vez Presiden
te de la Secci6n Sanitaria, quien
tras breves palabraS hizo la pre-
sentaci6n de las siguientes per-
.sonas: Joe A. Gonzalez, presi =
dente del Centre; Srta. Consue-
10 Aizpuru, Presidenta de la
Secci6n de Damas; Sra. Tulsa
Gonzalez, en- nombre de la Sec
ci6n de Damas Enthusiasts Sc
nora Maria Mansell, alta en-
pleada de la Association Pan A
mericana; Eduardo Vega y Ell
DIR. Parsons NJ. Garcia, director
del Sanatorio. TOdas estas da-
mas y senores hicieron uso de la
palabra y tuvieron grandes elo-
gios para las referidas Seccio-
mes, por la meritisima labor que
acahaban de realizar.
Tambien Sc encontraban pre-
sentes: Srtas. Isabel Fernandez
Conchita Lopez, quien tuvO la
gentileza de entregarnos la pre-
sente nota: Consie Aizpuru, Pal
mira Martinez, Nibia y Onelia
Santana, Norma Fernandez,
Consuelo Perez, Virginia La
Corte, Marie Fernandez.
La gaceta., 1941-08-20

Sras.; Llisa Gonzalez, Rosa.
rio Gonzalez, Dolores Vega y
Maria Mansell.
Sres.; Luis Martinez, Manuel
Espolita, Luis Jim6nez, Manuel
Faedo, Enrique Prida, DR.. Par
sons NJ, Garcia, Manuel Vega,
Manuel Gonzalez, Jose del Ca
no, JESUS Castro, Lulio ROdri-
guez " otros muchoS mas.
Con un exquisite ponche Y
dulces finos Sc obsequi6 a la con
currenria.
Tambien Sc les nizo una visi-
ia de cortesia a todos los enter
mos que Sc encuentran interna-
dos en- la referida casa de salud,
entregandoseles "puros" a los
caballeros Y flores a las damas.
Reciban las Secciones de Da
mas nuestra mas efusiva felici-
tSci6n,
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Fiesta de reranO

Fiesta de reraRO
Muy p. INTO = comenzaran
los preparativos para la gran
fiesta annual de la Secci6n de Be
~neficencia del Centric Espanol,
presidida por ell Sr. Pareja.
Este festival esta anunciado
para ell domingo IA del entran-
te mes de noviembre, y como de
costumbre en- las fiestas de su
clase Sc celebrara en- ell edificio
de West Tampa.
AL medic dfa habra un exqui-
sito almuerzo y por la tarde bal
lie, con dos orquestas.
En- su oportunidad daremOs
mas detalles de esta fiesta, que
de SECURE constituira un rotun-
do exito para sus organizado-
res.
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Q

Emigdio Valdes Garcia, Her
mimic Rodriguez, Manuel P.
Castillo, Edelmira Valdes, Ma
nuel Pelaez, Rafael Guincho,
Mercedes de la Parte, Tony Gill;
Abelardo Galindo, Daniel Ca
mos, Gaetano Demmi, Jesus Fer
nandez Pijuan, Rernabe de Guz
man, Catalina Gil, Manuel de
Ouis, Dulce Fernndez, Eugenia
Fernandez, Rogelio Vald6s Be
10, Luis ]. Diaz, Alberto Cha
vez Jr., Felix Pelaez, Julio La
ra, Francisco Medina, Rogelio
Santirso y Rita Gomez.
Les deseamos a todos que re
cobren la salud.
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Para Nuepa York

Para Nuepa York
En- la tarde de aver partieron
ell tren rapido para N. York
los eSpOsos Antonio Martinez y
la Sra. Lita Pedraza de Marti-
neZ.
Los esposos Martinez perma-
necieron en- eSta ciudad tres
dias, siendo huepedes de los es-
pesos Guillermo Vasd6n.
En- la Metr6poli permanece-
ran dos semanas Y regresaran
despues a Miami y la Habana.
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Entire n~OSOtrOS

Despu6s de una pfolongada
auSencia de Tampa, regreS6 en-
ell dia de aver de New York ell
Sr. Abel Alvarez (El CMnito) F.,
cOnocido por los fanatics del
boxeO por Patent Leather
Kid"
Sc propone paSar en- esta una
semana de vacaciones, concedi,
das por Ell Hotel donde trabaja.
Tuvimos ell guSto de estrechar
la diestra de tan caballeroso jo-
ven, Y con ell mayor placer da-
mos la noticia.
WELCOMED
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I'm Picnic

UR Picnic
Finalizara ell presente mes
con ell gran picnic que tiene a
nunciado ell Club de Panade :
ros."
Este festival sc efectuara en-
ell Campo de Trio de la Policia,
lugar que g%arantiza la celebra-
ci6n de culquier "evento', va
que reune todas las comodida :
des deseadas.
AL medic dfa habra un al
muerzo Y por la tarde bale con
dos orquestas, una americana y
la otra latina.
Habra un servicio de "gua-
La gaceta., 1941-08-20
Pedidd en- mGtrimOniO

En- dias pasados Sc hizo publ
co ell compromise 9moroso de la
Srta. Jean Zambito, meta de los
esposos Felipe Puleo, Gesidentes
en- ell 1904 de la Gale Dieciocho,
con Ell correcto joven Salvador
Romano, hijo de la Sra. Sarah
Romano, con domicilio en- ell
2311 de la avenida Doce.
La boda &c esta enamoraja
parejita tendra efecto en- ell oto-
no.
La gaceta., 1941-08-20

guas," saliendo del frente del
Centre Obrero y del costado de
la fabrica de Cuesta y Rey, en-
West Tampa.
Regiran precios moderados:
soc entrada Y almuerzo; 25c la
entrada al bale para ambos Sc
KOS.
La gaceta., 1941-08-20

En- ell dia de aver cumpli6 un
ano mas nuestro apreciado ami
90 Evelio Alvarez, active MEM
bro de la Secci6n de Recreo del
Circulo Cubano,
Recibi6 las felicitaciones muy
carinosas de sus familiares y a
mistakes.
iFelicidades!
La gaceta., 1941-08-20
Para " HabdRd

En- la tarde de hoy partieron
para la ciudad de la Habana dos
muy apreciadoS amigos del GRO
nista, Felix Rodriguez y Heri-
berto Garcia.
Estos j6yenes llegaron de N,
York, donde tienen establecida
su residential.
En- la capital Guiana pasaran
dos semanas de vacaciones.
La gaceta., 1941-08-20

CGpttuao de enfermOs
Cuenta la sociedad Circulo Gu
bano, en- la presente semana con
los siguientes enfermos:
La gaceta., 1941-08-20

81, Senor, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Sofa
mente sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is,
La gaceta., 1941-08-20
Una SOrpresG

La prepare la sociedad Circu
10 Cubano para la noche del sa-
bado A de octubre.
IQue sera?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Week S Events
At Art Institute

TO-DAY AT 2::30 p. m.-Gal-
lery talk. THE French Impress
Sionists," by Joyce Black Gnau.
Today at $50 p. m.-World
Adventure Series, "Dakar and
Liberia - 'Queerest Place on
Earth" by DIR. Harvey Furbay.
Tuesday at $50 p. m.-Arche-
oiogy lie ture illustrated.
Archaeology and Early Israel,"
by c.. Ernest Wright.
Thursday at $50 p. m.-Free
lecture course illustrated,
Eighteenth Century French
Furnishings" by Joyce Black
Gnau.
Friday at $50 p. m.-Paid
lecture course illustrated,
The Mongol Invasions-Shah-
Name, the National Epic" by
Adele Coulin Weibel.
Friday at $50 p. m.-Free
lecture course illustrated,
"Mayans in Yucatan,' by Marion
Leland Heath.
Saturday at 7:45 p. m.-Radio
talk. WWJ, The Human Side of
Art" by John d. Morse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Romero an Exception

Every rule. of course, has to
have its exception. and so with
this weeks features there is one
glossy-haired slick operator, Ce-
sar Romero, who is up to his
suave. subversive ways of WOO
ing in Tall, Dark and Hand
some" at the Fox. Romero,
who has been everything from
a villain to a clown, has sud-
denly started receiving such an
avalanche of feminine fan mail
that the studio was convinced
that he had the old appeal and
that it was being wasted.
Here he is a gangster who
reforms, and all through the
light of Virginia Gilmore's eyes.
Even if this isn't plausible, IT is
certain that Romero's leading
man talents are holding their
own.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Mickey Waits 10
Years for His Breas
CONTINUED from Page EIcvenJ

Continued from Page E1evenJ
ton of THE Sorcerer's Appren-
tice."
Mickey and Stoke started to
work and the work got so ex-
citing that Walt and Stokowskl
decided to do more musical
compositions the same way :.
And then a revolutionary type
of sound projection was devel-
oped for this picture.
Before he knew ii Mickey was
featured part of Waits most
pretentious picture to date :.
II isn't as far fetched as II seems
for Mickey to be cast in a
musical picture like Fantasia
:. In the past he's played sew
eral conductor roles. as well as
the part of violinist, concert
pianist, drummer, and tuba per-
former.
Acting isn't his only talent
either He's a highly success
full promoter Products bear
ing his name and likeness range
from St00 Cartier bracelets TO
50-cent sweatshirts BE sells
soap, toothbrushes. books. dishes,
watches But in spite of his
success he's remained the same
modest little guy.
You never find him among the
playboys who whirl from night
spot TO nightspet with a differ
ent starlet every night >.
Mickey has stuck off screen and
on to the same girl for ID years
And there's as much con-
lecture about Mickey and Min
MES martial status as there
used to be about Charlie ans
Paulette Walt is the only
one who knows whether they're
Mr.. and Mrs. Mouse =. . and hes
not talking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Numbers Listed

INCLUDED in this collection
are the theme song. GOT a
DATE WITH AN ANGEL IN
which Skinny Ennis Shudders
through the vocal. DINNER
FOR ONE. JAMES" YOU'RE
THE TOP" BORN TO
DANCE" WHERE OR
WHEN" and about six Others
you viii always 20 on humming
Dinah Shore says i Do. DO
YOU and you can shore bet
we do for this Bluebird is worth
the having We could have told
YOU the first time we heark-
ened to YES. Ny DARLING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
In Classical Field

UNDER CLASSICAL con-
siderations this week we'd like
to call your attention to the
third of Bachs orchestral suites.
This one. in D-major. is superbly
performed by Felix Weingartner
and the Paris Conservatoire Or
chestra. Particularly sparkling
are the "BOURREE' and "GI-
CUE" in this album which
Columbia presents this month.
The chief Columbia work,
however, is the second appear
ance on wax Of the All-Ameri-
can Youth Orchestra directed by
Leopold StokOwSki, playing
the TschaikowSky 'Pathetique"
Symphony. This iS4a broad and
dramatic Interpretation of the
Sixth Symphony and is done
with the flourish which char
acterizes Mr.. Stokowskis direc-
lion and a spontaneity which
has been the chief character
Istic Of this Youth Orchestra.
Egon Petri. the celebrated
pianist. has just completed a
recording of three of the
Brahms Rhapsodies for piano.
ON Victor black label a novelty
is provided by Sigurd Rascher.
the brilliant young saXophonist
who plays the difficult "SAXO-
RHAPSODY by Eric Coates
{. G. :
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Musicale Presents
BredshaII Proqram

WARD BREDSHALL,
pianist, is to give the program
for the January Sunday after
noon musicale at the Women
City Club today at A p. m.
On his program is a Brahms
Ballade and Rhapsody; Schubert
Sonata in A major; three pieces
by Chopin; Etude, Mcclure,
Waltz; LIE Gibet by Ravel and
Nalse de Mephisto by List.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Symphony Sets
? Friends Concert

SEVEN FIRST-DESK mem
bers of the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra will be presented al
soloists at the invitational Fesb-
val Concert to be played for
Friends of the Detroit SYM
phony Orchestra. Inc. Wednes-
day night, February 5, In
Masonic auditorium. The me-
are Ilya Schkolnik, concer
master; Georges Miquelle, cello;
Marius Fossenkemper, clarinet;
Lare Wardrop. English horn:
Florian Whitman, viola; Car
mine Coppola. flute, and Leonard
b. Smith. trumpet. Victor Kolar
will conduct the concert.
approximately 5000 invita-
tons were mailed last week IN
members of the Friends organi-
cation inviting them to be guests
of the orchestra. No tickets
will be sold to this performance.
which will be played in fulfill
ment of a promise made to mem
bers of Friends when they joined
last year.
Officers of Friends are Edgar
A. Guest, chairman; George M.
Slocum, vice chairman; Ray
mond A. Jacobs, treasurer and
J. Lee Barrett. secretary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
More True TO Life

One reason for this is that
producers have found that such
fellows make more believable'
characters. The chaps they por-
tray might be some person you
know.
This type realism" accounts
for the sudden rise of actors
who were once considered too
homely and too plain ever to
become leading men.
Another reason is that men
as well as women like natural
ness, and a hero whose shoes
aren't shined to sparkling per-
lection, and who maybe needs a
haircut. doesn't cause the wife
to come home with eyes spar
king and start making COM
PARSONS detrimental to the guy
opposite whom she sits at the
breakfast table.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Off the Records

DAUGHTER. that the Andrews
Sisters would tackle it very
shortly. It's just their stuff.
Well they didn't lose any time
getting to a recorder and now
Decca has preserved it for
eternity-or a month, at least.
Tony Martin has literally
dreamed up two new ditties with
DREAM VALLEY" and NOW
I LAY Me DOWN TO
DREAM for his latest vocal
coupler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
'CabaIIero' Novel of Political Interest

IN the Book World Harold Courlander's novel; THE
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hest Courander presents the story OF the Caoean
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ia Of the republics on the island
Specifically the haveno republic and its anb-
tos dictator conflict whh from such ambition
you will find in the much of insight into the present
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

ALTHOUGH PICKING your
"A favorite discs is like trying
to find a photograph needle IN
a stack of latest releases, we
think we have a couple OF
''musts' for you this week.
We refer to Artie Shaw's
hot CONCERTO" which the
clarinet kid did 10 perfection for
the film. SECOND CHORUS, "
and which is now a swing classic
on wax.
Also if you admired the late
Hal Kemp as much as we did
YOU will want TO have the Hal
Kemp Memorial Album which
Columbia is putting on the mar
ket so quickly it will make your
furu-tahle spin.