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Evening star., 1941-07-25
Dratha

or hTDKroN. Tl. MARY Entered eternal life
T. HORTON, beloved wife Of John C, Hor
ton. mother OF John T. Harvey M, Doris
V. and Jean E. Horton
3ii;o Ith 81; Sc. on Saturday. July 26. at
;It:Ho pm. Relatives and friends invited
lnterment in Fort Lincoln Cemetery
81 a'iksofi fkt TRVfNG IKNlNG On Wesnssday July
Ing al The Chambers funeral home. 400
Notice of funeral later
KING, MARGARET +. On Thursday
st. Sc; MARGARET E KING KING nee nee" Glenn m
Rer.' K,na ssn Ssioyed wife Of the late Elton L
Funeral services al The above residence
and ON saLmrdsy' fria6s JGly e. a. pm Relatives
Slonal Cemetery. 35
M0SSBURG. CLARA BELL tNEE HILL
LARD. On Wednesday, July 81 1871,
cLARA G hR4 BE. BELL aMossBURG nee Hllliard',
John H. WsFd. ThSmss 3. S'fTi HiIia2d re Ss and
lanes lanes W Hlllsrd. Remains resting at The
Monocacy om ssms.1y ssnHFe9y E.,,v. saly
MUSsON, POYNTON WILLIAM. On
PoYNToN WILLIAM MussoN, se,sS hSsR5ysti Ssiovsd
husband Of he late Emma F. Musson,
nedy, John W Musson and Horace [.
MuSSon. and brother OF Elizabeth E Mus
son liz Gs1rse snIson Musson Gertrude NJ Harris
inEton Baptist Church, S1st and and Asn. sis.
Friends S may Safpsy ca the SeS ~ W Deal funera pm
home. 1872 Georgia ave. NV. Interment
Oak Hill Cemetery Is
ONEILL, JAMES On Wednesday. July
JAMES o'NEILL, beloved husband of Maudc
O'Neill. also survived by seven sons. Ave
daughters and one sister. Remains resting
W.I5h the orGe bone Of his daughter. Mrs Eddie
Funeral services SATURDAY. July IS, at
AIexsndrts sm at s. hfpy cathoe Church
cemeterya Services BY by Haifs f' funeral eTS home
Occoouan va
PARkS. sERGT. THOMAS. On Thurs
asy s seqay qy Fl S ARKs s. Mer IF Resd ssd HoD
by many friends.
Remains resting at the Malvan d schey
funeral home, N J ave. and r ST. nv.
where sscs6 ssry,ees will be held Mondsy; JgIy
tlonal Cemetery.
POLAND, CLARA MAY. On Wednesday.
July -. 1871, at the residence OF her
MAY POLAND. wife Of the late Thomas c.
Poland and mother of Mrs Efie Blanch
Green' Green Mrs: Mary Alberta Thompson Mrs.
Aegn F1anE Es3ia s6d naye5 boI Wlsm al Benjamin
Services at the above residence Saturday.
July 20. at 10 am. Relatives and friends
etery. Services by Chambers -
PUMPHREY. GEORGE c. On Thursday,
lfa sa{nss hass.nd HGSP5f 81 e.
w Services ps al fRe II nef Hnss Co funeral
home, ?9Ol l4th st. NV, on Saturday
n1ea 5qIy o. 6.ds S ana ITsnds
Kindly omit flowers. %
PIrNpHREy GFORCE r. wasbipetop
Evening star., 1941-07-25

The mother of II children whose
10-year-old son was charged with
stealing from a hospital box in
Windsor, England. said she had diff
Guilty in managing her offspring be-
cause she lived in five-room unfur-
nished house occupied by 2l people
Evening star., 1941-07-25

pital. Confined
to his bed Tues
day at his home,
Drayton Farm,
Spencerville Md,
after complain
ing that he did
not feel we'll. he
was later taken
to the hospital.
Mr.. Grady was
senior member
OF the firm OF
J. Da las Grady
e. Son. with
Offices at 1l04
V erm o n t ave-
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Garh nf Thanks

TERRELL, MRS. ANNIE L. The family
81 the late Mrs. ANNIE l.. TERRELL ex-
presses its sincere appreciation to the
friends who mlnistered so sweetly to her
durlne her Illness and to those who
passing
HER HUSBAND, SON AND OTHER RELA-
TIVES.
Evening star., 1941-07-25
Emmons K. Ellsworth
Buried al Fort Lincoln

Funeral services for Emmons Karl
Ellsworth, g. chief of the Field
Division of the Census Bureau, who
died Tuesday at Doctors Hospital
Evening star., 1941-07-25
War Savings Drive

10 help Britain's war savings
campaign. a resident OF Laxfield,
England, will present a savings GER
tlflcate to every baby named after
Prime Minister Churchill.
Evening star., 1941-07-25
J. Dallas Grady, 81,
District Really Man,
Dies in Hospital Here
Authority on Values
Had Been III Only
Since Lost Tuesday

J. Dallas Grady. 81, well known
real estate man. who was considered
an authority on real estate valua-
ton, died yesterday at Doctors Hos
Evening star., 1941-07-25

Lodge. No. Is. 3. p. o. Elks.
will convene in Session of
Sorrow at 40 pm. Friday.
July 25, for the purpose OF
paying tribute TO the mem
orv of our late brother.
GEORGE c. HUMPHREY.
enrolled March Is, 1908;
died July "a. Ia41.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Expert Tells How
Stars Will Play
Continued from First SPORT Page)

Continued from First Sport Page)
to play his second with a four
wood because of a cuppy lie.
BY the way, Alex is certain none
will match the feats Of himself and
Pete Chlopan. his former assistant,
on the 496-yard fourteenth. Some
years ago both he and Pete holed
woods shots for double eagle
deuces on this hole. AS much as he
admires the games Of long hitterS
like Sammy Snead and Ben Hogan,
he defes them 10 duplicate those
deuces.
The clubs 432-yard twelfth IS
one Of the finest par holes to be
found anywhere. But because Of
the tremendous distance most of
the present-day stars get, Alex ex-
poets them TO do real we'll on IL.
At least he expects the longer
hitters 10 be able 10 swing No. 6
and 5 irons on their seconds.
Alex doesn't believe even Snead
or Hogan will have 10 worry about
driving into the trap in front of
the green on the 340-yard first
hole.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
.JOe'S Pro Scared
But Pair of Late Brides Enables Him to Edge Out
Next Pair by 2-Stroke Margin

The Joe Louis Open Golf Tour
nament, which is over at the
Rackham course. had a happy
ending Joe Louis private tutor,
Clyde Martin, won the champion
ship.
The 80 year old Martin. who
frankly confesses that he hopes to
establish himself as the country's
No. Negro golfer, had 10 ward
off last round squirt by Calvin
Searles, 21-year-old New Orleans
player, to finish on top
Martin, leading by one stroke
starting yesterdays SO holes, fin
ished II and "a to give him his
winning total of 292. compared TO
Searles' windup of u and IS for
294 and the runnerup position
Searles, a slightly built fellow,
but who hits a golf ball a long
ways, was so good he went
ahead midway on the final nine
by scoring a string of brides.
Then Martin. who isn't much
bigger than Searles, but who also
gets a lot Of distance, came through
with brides on the fifteenth and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Majors TO Make
Few Exchanges

Continued from First Sport Page)
creasing their lead by knocking off
the Senators, 80. behind Marius
Russo's three-hit pitching and 1913
behind Alley Donalds six-hit job.
The Indians dropped 15ls games
back of the Yanks when they could
get no better than a 3-3 tie in 10
heats from the Browns.
There were only two games in
the National but both had points
of interest. In onep Fiddler Bill
MCGEE OF the Giants finally turned
in his first victory of the season at
the expense of the Braves, 4-3, but
at that he had 10 have some help
from the Braves infield which
handed the Giants two unearned
runs.
And in the other one, Claude
PasSeau returned 10 the firing line
for the Cubs after a long lay-off
TO hand the Pirates another set
back, 6-2. Clyde McCullough's
three-run homer set Passeau off on
the right foot and he never
wavered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
System Works
Handicapping of Ionia Fair Harness Racing Turns
Exhibition Into Race

IONA. Aug. 15.-The Ionia
Fair harness meet has had its
fourth look az its new handicap
ping system and this time found
IL not redistributing the betting
spectators coin as freely as earlier.
1t was used yesterday in the
15-1S-20 class handicap before a
crowd of 1000, believed even bet
ter than Wednesdays official rec
ord one.
Despite beng set back 40 and
then so feet in this event for
earlier wins, Agnes Bradford,
owned by Clyde Burt, Mason
proved she could beat the system
and was still the best horse in the
field when she captured the final
heat also 10 make II three straight
The handicapping in this event
proved It's worth, however, for IL
made a race of the affair between
Agnes Bradford and j. w.
Winters Marjory S. from Lam
sing. which would otherwise have
been merely an exhibition by
Agnes.
The days feature. the 2:15 pace.
went 10 c. M. Saunders, Rose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15

Able from Toledo. She also
copied in consecutive heats. In
winning from a fast field she went
her three best heats on a half
mile track Or. Jim, of Dr. r. w.
Richmond's Fowerville stable, who
last year won this event in three
straight was back in. but found
the company too speedy and this
time had TO be satisfied with
fourth place.
Detroit again had a winner
when l.. K Bullen's Frisco Nc
Kay ran off with the 3-year-old
pace and the cup presented an
nually in memory of Fred Chap
man, Ionia Fair co-founder and
long its secretary. The winner
looked better each time out and
easily made il three straight from
a pack of nine other tired colts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Pony Tops Field
In Qualifying
CONTINUED from First Sport Page,


thirty-fours. with a 45-foot putt on
the home green for a birdie 3 He
also dropped a 20-footer for a
birdie deuce on the 22i-yard six
tenth
a holed chip shot for an eagle 3
on the eighth. a 50l-yarder, had
started him on his way He trimmed
the cup with another chip on the
short ninth in getting his par 2.
Sheehan had 81 both times on
the first nine He played the
\ second half IN 81 IN the morning.
Then was ! under on II for a -
as a result of three brides and
two bogeyS
The only Sub-par round besides
Pomy'S was Stranahan's II for the
lead in the first rs. In the after
noon. the stocky young Toledoan.
who holds the Arizona and Ohio
state championships as well as tho
TranS-MissiSslppI title, took 1888
for his Y.
Thomas Draper Jr. Of St Louis.
The first days leader with 81 in
the recent Canadian Open, had
two strokes too many yesterday
with 1916 l5i. That also was the
total of Harold Stewart Of Tam
O. Shanter who lost out through
a bad finish. Mike Dietz, district
champion, had l55
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
WHZZER DUE TO-DAY

The center problem apparently
is adequately taken care OF by
Alex WoiciechowlCZ and Bob Mel
son from Baylor The tackles re-
main the big problem up front
Byron "Whizzcr' White, the
leagues leading ground gamer for
two seasons, is duS IN camp today
after completing his Summer law
studies al Boulder Colo.
Coach Bill Edwards sent his
squad against the tackllne and
blocking dummies yesterday and
Will continue rouCher work to-day
Full equipment is 20 be- handed out
Sunday when tho first ScrimmaCe
may be staged at the days only
practice session, starting at 3
O'Clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
GUARDS STRONG

Witches appearance, however,
should make the center of the
Lions forward wall one Of the
strongest IN the league. The "a
year-old siX-footer j packing 200
pounds Of good solid weight after
a season of officiating in the
Eastern keague and is ready 10
take up where he left off last
season. The former Xavier Uni
verSIiy star was good enough 10
become a regular when he first
came 10 the club in 1899 and his
fast aggressive play made him
one Of the leagues Standouts last
year
With Wiethe and Bill Radovich.
the chunky former L. s. { hero.
as veterans, and Stan Batnski of
Temple and Augie Lilo, the George
town All American among the
newcomers ready 20 hack them up.
the Lions don't need 10 worry
about the guards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
|WietIle
Reports
To Lions
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

John (Socko) Wiethe. All-League
guard last season, is in the De-
troit Lions camp. and the Lions
bosses figure today they've broken
more than even in the guard de-
partment.
Wiethes appearance for practice
at Cranbrook yesterday brought
a slight disappointment 10 the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
ia Il u Elm
ALL0 ~ IN &c
ON Silvertowns

The best way TO keep your Car sure.
footedisto put Silvertowns all around.
They llkeepyour jack in the tool-box.
They'll stand between you and the
danger of skids and blowouts. And
they'll give you thousands of extra
miles =. extra safe miles.
That extra mileage is built right into
every Silverown tire. It's put there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
COACHES ABSENT

All Of the Michigan coaches are
out Of the city az present CriSler
is in Evanston III. with the ALI
Star squad. and his assistants arc
vacationlng prior 20 the opening
Of Fall practice September 10
With these four grinders ready
for action. CrlSler will have lost
only two men. other than those
who graduated. Jack Butler. Flint
tackle. Joined the Marine Air
Corps, and Bob Krcsia. sub full
back enlisted with the Naval AR
Corps last May.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15

by Duramin, the amazing B. F. Good
rich discovery that keeps rubber
young; keeps tires tough and durable.
Because of Duramin, Silvertowns scay
safer longer.
Trade-in allowances are high today.
add prices are low. II you prefer the
Budget Plan, all b. F. Goodrich
Silvertown Stores offer IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
WESTFALL PENDING

Action by The Ann Afbef Draft
Board No ] on WeStfall'S case is
still pending. but il is believed he
will receive the same considera-
tion as his teammates. In addi-
ton, he has several minor physical
defects which may result in his
deferment. The board is expected
10 act before football season gets
under way He has filed his ques-
tionnalrc.
With kettle whe started feftt-
larly last season. and the 300
pound Flora. a firSt-line reserve
on hand 10 help Big Al Wistert
fiji the tackle slots. Crisler's line
\problem should be greatly relieved
THE need for an end Of Frau
mann's caliber is great. lie played
regularly last season behind Joe
Rogers, who returns. and Ed
Frutig River Rouge paSs-snatcher
Without the Pontiac boy. Crisler
would have only one hrSt-class
Wingman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15

Lions when he gave them def
mite word that Bill FeldhauS
another veteran guard. would not
report
Feldhaus was on the verge of
reporting 10 Detroit for his fifth
season. but Just before Wiethe
left Cincinnati made his final de-
ciSion 10 accept an assistant coach
ing position -HHAeF-F Frank Wilton
at Miami University.
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NORTH SIDE

NORTH SIDE
1881 Woodward at Grand Blvd.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Draft Worries
Are Reduced
At Michigan
BY WILL HARDY

ANN ARBOR, Aug. 15.-"Draft
worries" of Fritz Crisler, Univer-
sity of Michigan football coach,
were reduced 10 n minimum today
when il was revealed that three
veteran Wolverine linemen who
faced conscription under the Selec-
tive Service Act have been de-
ferred and that Captain-elect Bob
Westfall will probably be given
the same consideration.
Giant Bob Flora. and Reuben
Kelto. badly-needed tackles. and
Harlin F'Taumann. toW-headed g.
foot 4-inch end from Pontiac. all
have been granted deferment until
February by their respective
boards, and thus will be available
when Fall grid practice opens
September 10 Flora halls from
MuSkegon and keltos home is in
BeSsemer. in the Upper Peninsula.
Kelto. Fraumann and WeStfall
are attending Summer session
classes at the university. The
former pair have added the credits
necessary for their graduation in
February while Westfall, who
faces -ineligihility is seeking TO
make up lacking honor points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15

to sew up the cham
pionship.
While Martin and Searles were
locked in their ding-dong tussle.
Zeke Hartsfield, young Atlanta
pro. came from nowhere and, with
a pair of sub-par 69's, tied SearleS
for second
Leroy Smith Of Norfolk, Va.
right on the pros heels, after his
morning %, jumped 10 70 for the
final round but his 300 gave him
first place among the amateurs
with a one stroke margin over
O. J. Clisby Of Pasadena.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Youthful Manager

Rome F. Schwagel. new gradu-
ate manager of athletics at
Georgetown University, is only 20
years old.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24

read last night, and the "Pafhs.
tique" revealed intense feeling
Without rssortine to the senti-
mental temptations of its deeply
mouing score.
II Mr.. Sell can accenfuate
retarded measures Uith great
success. he can also speed things
up at the proper time and his
Isstfui tempo for the march
movement Uas the Day this stir
ring music should be played and
seldom is.
This wonderful treat is being
repeated this afternoon in the
Scottish Rite Cathedral so If you
were among the missing last
night you can still have a chance
TO hear an outstanding event.
An interesting feature of this
afternoons concert is that It is
being attended by Mrs. Horo-
Difz. daughter of Toscanini. and
their 5-year-oid daughter. So
Toseaninfs granddaughter wM
hear. for the first time, her fa-
nous father perform in public.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
Musical DrdnidtiSt

Mr.. Sell Is net only very fine
director. he is something of mu-
steal dramatist. He has fasclnat-
inc q. icks at his command which
help to give a different air even TO
such familiar works as the Romeo
and Juliet" Overture and the Pa
thetique" Symphony. which were
the other Tschaikowski works pro-
grammed.
For example, he prolongs his
pauses and rests are sometimes
stretched TO the limit The danger
of this generally lies in either
slowing up a work considerably or
particularly in the music OF
Tschaikowsky making it sound
maudlin. But Sell carefully avoids
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24

this magnificent work. a little
less brittle. little softer than
this suave. sleek and nervous
man used to make them sound.
Howeoer, il is still the ma
chine-Run fire of those octave
passages, the runs faster than
the wind and the thunderous
chords Which account for the
startling appeal of HovoWitz.
A good share of tbs credit
for this superb treat must ~ TO
director George Sell Who p,F.
vided ideal support. subtiy an
ticipating those darting fingers
at the keyboard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
Lamar With Gable

Redy lamar has been quietly and
soneuhGt secretly testing on the M-C-M
lot for THE Uniform" When ! Uds out
at the studio yesterday TO see picture
/ stumbled upon the Information and also
that Hedy will again be teamed with
CLARK Gable, Dho plays the hero.
That surprising neUs, too. for
the picture Was originally bought for
Robert Taylor. but "Comrade x'' with
Clark Gable and the giomorous Lamar
girl has brought in the shekeis. Further
more, Clarence Rroun did such good
job on Come Live With Me" that il was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24

beauty that he asked her Il pc could make
a test. When she was finally convinced
that he was bona-fide. Juanita signed a
contract with him.
At first she was terrible She couldn't
acknowledgement a pretty face, II seemed as
if she had nothing. But Green was deter
mined-and just as Gala'ea developed, so
did Juanita. Her teeth were Strengthened
and She was given dramatic lessons. Today
lack Warner saw her and was so impressed
that he signed her He is considering her
for the second lead in Danger Zone" the
next George Raft picture. Juanita's story
is the type we like 10 write about and II
happens only too seldom IN present-day
HOLLYWOOD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
audience Stands to Cheer
Horo,Vits and George Sell
By CHARLES GENTRY

AIOUT ovation accorded the alTschaikowsy
Symphony
like football stadium than hail.
had something stand however,
Horowitz brilliant Russian the soost
director
unbeatable.
A little years ago Vladimir Horowz appeared with the
Symphony eectriy his listeners with
Tschakowsky Ba Minor Piano Concerto While
the place the light
symphony listeners last night
them of their seats
described sensational With
speed dexery of demon he played this most
that only he play IT, In
fact should Concerto
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24

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CINDERELLA THE Letter" IL 80
t:0T, 1854. IL q. m; "fou'll Find Ont.
2:Si, :5s, s:25 u. m.
CINEMA-"He. the Virgin Man." 10 :O5
2:s0, 4 :55, 7:2O, 9;45 p. M; "Misbehav-
ting Husbands" 1918, 3:l0. 6;O6, $3.50
l0:s5 .. m.
FISHER - THE Letter" ~ ;S5, 4:04
7:SS, l:O2 u. M: ''YOu'n Find Out. -
2:27, $3.50, s:25 p. IN.
FOX-"Chad Hanna" II n. m. I ;56,
$3.50. 7:45. iO:i0 .. m; Tall. Dark and
Handsome. / 40, i;Ii, 80, 1854 p. m.
HOLLYWOOD - you'll Find Out" !.
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MADiS0N-"fou'r sweetheart, tt
n M. 2:24. 5:4S, 9:i2 p. M; Road 10
Glory" ~ 80, I 90. : 10, 1880 y. m.
MICHIGAN-'C Live With Me-" IL
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"Tugboat Annie sails Again" IL 80, 1884.
1889, . 80 p. m.
PALMS STATE - Flight Command"
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Company" IL n. m. rs. $3.50. 9;l5 p. m.
UNITED ARTISTS - "Maisie Was "A
Lady" II a. m. 2:21, 5:+2, sos y. m.
The Philadelphia story" l2:2S, S:4i,
SOS, 1890 ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
Be auty Secret

SUSAN HAYWARD'S twisting
titan tresSes, the envy of every
girl in Hollywood, haven't seen a
comb in years, she SAYS. Il simply
shake my head, and there you
are" smiles Susan now playing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
Dislike Ignored

BINNIE BARNES. who abhors
black underwear. was forced 10
wear it for a scene in Columbia S
This Thing Called Love-" which
co-stars Resalind--RusSel and
Melvyn Douglas. Reason-it photo
graphs better.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
inexperienced Cast ProUes Surprise

wih "Yesterday Laughter King
Kennedy Which Dean Morkhoms Valley Community
Theater The lines bright ophieaed-and its Different Nth
situation consists of
people What finished profesonaL
Torrance RiUen
Claire Mriope, ho doesn't until
and wondering she
wouldn't motion pictures At WOULD be
She beautiful but she has
what a speaking Uoies.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
Band Leader Finds
Own Song Banned

ARTIE SHAW, noted band
leader, today found himself unable
10 play his own songs on the air.
Shaw composed Would You
Like To Be the Love of My Life"
for Paramount's Second Chorus. "
Shaw and the music company
which published it belong TO
ASCAP. and all ASCAP songs are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
Virginia Says It's for Good

Virginia Hollywood friends that last she
She she him in Boston
daughter Yorkand
NAV with him. but the spark cold
wonderful that they still be friends and
George It's whispered that he inter
all Virginia has become indifferent That
aIv tho with men,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24

either of these faults and manages
TO get the most dramatic effects.
His conducting has great style and
dignity and. although he does over
emphasize the brass choir. he thor
oughly knows every phase of
ensemble tachnioup
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
Gable and Hedy
The Uniform" vH be made after Hedy holiday.
Glenn Ford Creates Comment in NeU Film

Quiet the Western Front" has
caused Glenn Ford after the
Night" He has the quality of
cey registered hand Ford
has definite personality all his
surprised Glenns bigger than
Marc Sulavans Frances Deea OF whom
bigger Fords But make mistake
he'll certainly make feminine
Harry Cohn has him under
very delighted Glenns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24

talking Rudy vaTee and Gene Tierney into
romance had reVeberaions from
that Bruce Cabot has reformed and
Hope
the chance that has been him to play
ute MarIen Dietrich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24

Gen. Hugh s. johnson
Americas Fighting Thinker, "
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24

now off the air in the battle be-
tween the music association and
radio networks.