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Evening star., 1941-11-05
Now It's Official

Joan Leslie has become a full
fedged motion picture star. Official
confirmation of her status came
with the release of the latest Warner
Bros. personnel roster, which for the
first time lists the 16-year-old who
played opposite Gary Cooper in
Sergeant York among the studio S
stars.
Addition of Joan Leslie brings the
total of stars under term contract
to the studio to 10. The featured
player list. remains at an all-time
high of 10, despite the switch OF
Miss Leslie to the star lisa for an
other name, that of George Meeker
has been added
The personnel roster discloSes 6
new high record in the total o.
of -the-lot stars and featured play.
ers under single-picture contract
with the signing of Cary Grant
Raymond Massey and Peter LORE
for Arsenic and Cd Lace" anc
Kay Francis and Walter Huston fol
Always in My Heart"
Evening star., 1941-11-05
With Oracle
Busy, George
Relaxes
Miss Allen Stays
Out of Stores When
She's Working
Py the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.
Oracle Aliens on her oWn-"and
isn't that bad for George?" she asks.
Gracie's the scatter Drained star
of the picture Mr.. and Mrs. North"
Much TIME" than you expect her
to be, she trots about In a brown
velvet suit that keeps getting all
streaked" and a cone-shaped velvet
hat topped by four balls of red,
orange. blue and yellow yarn. She
complains that because she spends
Tuesdays at the radio station, the
movie studio keeps her so busy the
other days she never has a chance
to think-as though that would
bother Oracle
This is my first picture without
Georges help" says Oracle, with
her wide-eyed, baby-face stare.
Il played without him in the
Oracle Allen Murder Case but he
was around all the time to help me-
While I'm on this picture, he stays
at home and works on his radio
script and I don't see him from 6
am. until at night.
The first two days of rehearsal
was scared stiff, but now I'm hav-
ing a fine time without George"
Burns likes to have her busy on
a picture because it interferes with
her favorite pastime, which is shop
ping.
When I'm not working" says
Oracle, I'm in one store and out
another all day. How I love to
shop!
New York is even better than
Los Angeles because the stores are
closer together. I can walk all
day-from Thirty-fourth to Fifty
ninth. from Fifth avenue to Madi-
son avenue-and never get tired.
I'm too busy now, but when the
pictures over-well. George can
start worrying again"
Evening star., 1941-11-05
TVrOne's CO.Star

Frances Farmer, last seen op-
posite John Barrymore in Para
mounts World Premiere" has
been loaned to Goth Century Fox
for the co-starring role opposite
Tyrone Power in "Son of Fury
Jean Parker will replace her as
the romantic interest in Para
mounts Torpedo Boat" the forth
coming William Pine-W m
Thomas production. Richard Arlen
will star in the film, and featured
are Phillip Terry, Mary Carlisle and
Richard Purcell. John Rawlins will
direct.
Miss Parker, who with her hus-
band, Douglas Dawson, owns a Los
Angeles flying school, is herself now
credited with eight hours of flying
and plans to solo soon
Evening star., 1941-11-05

Those Of you who are planning
refurnishing your living room
this Fall will welcome this
glorious news! A handsome
suite, made to Sears own rigid
Honor Bilt specifications. A
suite fit to grace any home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-24
Sports Roundup

Detroit -AP- Mickey McIaughtn's ninth inning double
with the bases loaded gave the University OF Detroit its second
victory of the Friday over Wayne University Inc score
o TO 3.
Detroit ms differ ending foMr game losing streak the
Detroit 7qers today brebdyed Chicago We Sor
tie game of their onee series and try TO effect boost
from fifth place AmeeSn League position The Tigers t
yesterdays double header h the White Sor losing the tS
game TO l. bit taking the nightedf, 9 10 0.
Detroit -(AP)Crack mdwestern skeet shooters opened fire
today the third annual Motor State Open the L. A. Young
Gun Club
Marshall Mieh,-(INS)-Aibion College last night rs
third consecutive MAA track and field meet scoring OF Is
points IS ol0 for the second Place Alma hny eddS
Detroit -AP- Central State Teachers handed Lawrence
Techs tennis mts third defeat Friday and today
squared off against WAYNE University.
East Lansing Mich INSTALLATION State College Friday
snapped Western Colleges 10 game nng streak ekg
to oeOry, The pitcher uho set the losers donn big
Frank McknleS.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-24
Two Remain in
Tennis Contest

Only L. D. Harmon and Ellis
Freatman remain OF the seven
boys Coach Wilbur Best entered in
the Class B regional tennis tour
nament held Friday and today in
Ann Arbor, and from the results Of
the initial two rounds, the Ypsi-
lanti High School team looks no
better than a second place winner.
or the seven matches they played
Friday the Braves could win but
three so II looks like the Freatman-
Harmon duo will have to carry the
High Schools honors.
The Harmon-Freatman combin-
alton Is scheduled to play Becker
and Bogante, OF Adrian, in the a.
nails OF the tournament. today but
no matter what the outcome they
are certain OF going to the State
Tournament since all finalists are
eligible. However. the pair have
high hopes and by the result OF
their only match Friday they look
like a pretty good bet TO come
through.
Dick Hall and Bill 'Strang were
the only local singles men enter
ed but Dick was eliminated in his
first match by Winchell, OF Hills.
dale, So, SO. while Strang won his
first but lost the second. His
first opponent was Knirum, OF
Adrian. and Bill won easily 81.
SO but Roberts, OF Hillsdale. took
Bill almost as handiiy So, So.
In the doubles matches. Hansen
and Skeels took Shifferd and
Briggs 81. so but the Adrian pair
was just as far outclassed by Har.
mon and Freatman who took them
81, 81. Bill Rowe and Jim Mil.
Ter came from behind TO win their
match from King and Hizer, OF
Adrian by IS. So, So scores. but
the Ypsi pair was in turn defeated
by Becker and Bogante 81. So.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-24
Roosevelt Tennis Team Makes
Strong Showing in Ann Arbor

Frank Whitehouse and Glen Dur
ham. Roosevelt's other doubles
combination, swept to easy wins In
two matches. taking the Halle
brothers OF DunGee So. 60; and
Laidlaw and Bagshaw, OF Tecum-
sch, 6.3, SO. They're to oppose
Jewel and Smith. OF Tecumseh, to-
day with the winner to play the
victor in the Harris, Turner-Kretzs-
chmar, Trow meeting.
Norman drew a bye in the first
round but defeated Yntema. Of u.
High, in the second round 81, 4-6,
6-l. Patton will be his opponent
today. In other singles matches,
Bob Chisel won from Schneider,
Tecumseh. in straight sets, 81,
So, but lost his second round match
with Standish 6-l, 81. Charles
Nutting who drew a bye in the
first round and then defeated Muir
ply, Tecumseh, in the second 10,
GA, 81. will oppose Standish today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-24
City League Standings

In a very free hitting ball game
Friday night At Recreation Park.
Central Specially. although ou:'
hit 10 to 9 by Cunningham's. had
a three run edge in the final score
as they won out 1? TO 8 for their
second victory OF the season. The
win enabled them TO boost their
average to .667 and pull into a
tie for second place with United
Stove.
Jumping of to a Ave run lead
in the first inning on trio OF
walks and three singles. the Spe-
cialtymen kept just a jump ahead
OF their opponents throughout the
contest. and despite the fact that a
total OF nine runs and ten hits
were chalked up, McCulloch. the
starting pitcher. went the entire
six inning distance.
A rather peculiar thing about
the Central Specially attack was
the fact that in each OF the odd in.
nings-the first. third. and fifth
exactly nine men went to the
plate, and in only these innings did
the team score as they racked up
FIVE. four, and three runs respec-
lively. The Druggists were also
rather consistent in their scoring
as they Tailed twice in the first on
a pair OF hits. twice in the second
on another pair OF safeties. and
twice once more in the Nth on
still another pair OF bingles. How
ever, their final total OF nine was
arrived at by three run rally in
the sixth that required four hits.
Dave Squires and Ferd Herbst
both poled out home runs in this
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-24
Curtain Down
on r. II. S. Nine

Saline's nine rang down the cur.
tain on Roosevelt High Schools
baseball season In Saline Friday az
ternoon as II handed the locals
their fifth defeat OF the season
"a Trailing 80 as they went into
the last half OF the sixth inning.
the Saline lads smaeked out three
hits watch combined with a base
on balls and a hit batsmsn TO pro-
duce four runs, more than enough
TO win.
Pitching one hit shutout ball for
the first three innings. big Del
Seleska seemed TO have the situs
ton we'll in hand and 1t appeared
that the Rough Riders might get
revenge for an earlier defeat which
Saline had handed them. However,
three run uprising in the fourth,
and the final telling blow, those
four runs in the sixth turned the
tide against the locals.
T. Weed. who did the hurting for
Saline, held Roosevelt TO five scat
tered hits with no one getting more
than one, while the seven safeties
allowed by Seleska we're also scat.
tered among seven players.
Qoos.vsIt
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-24
Laundry Nine in
Exhibition Game

Trojan Laundry collected eight
hits off Bob Leneberg TO defeat
Ann Arbor C.Y.O. In an exhibition
sottball game at Sportsman Park
Friday.
Joe Britton led the Trojan attack
with a double and single in three
times at bat. Vaughan Koppin, Tro.
Jan catcher, slapped the only other
extra base hit OF the contest, a
triple in the first inning.
The Ypsilanti team scored three
runs in the opening stanza, one In
the third and eight In the sixth.
L. J. Wagner, hurting for Trojan,
yielded just five hits.
Wallace Durfee, Trojan manager,
announced Friday morning that he
had decided not TO protest his
teams City League contest with
United Stove last Wednesday. Dur.
fee had claimed that the Stovemen
had begun to stall when rain ap-
peared probable.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-24
Ecorse Pitcher
Hurls no Hitter
But Loses Game
Local Nine Capitalizes
on Pair of Errors, One
Passed Ball

Although Aldrich, OF Ecorse,
hurled one OF baseballs raritics,
a nc hit game. Ypsilanti High
School defeated Ecorse Friday af-
ternoon at Recreation Park by n
$50 count Capitalizing fully on
pair of errors and passed ball.
the only fielding lapses made by
the visitors all day. the local nine
scored three big runs in the ftfeA
inning to hang UP their second win
o. the year.
In addition to the fact that he al.
lowed no hits. Aldrich also aver
aged better thar two strikeouts
per inning, rs he set thirteen men
down by this method in the six
innings played However, It just
wasn't in the books for him to
win. Don Green started all the
trouble after both Kelly and Law
renee had gone down on strikes In
the fifth as he reached first by
reason OF being hit by pitched
ball. Bob Bower then slapped one
at second baseman Rogers who
bobbled it and all men were safe.
Bower then stole second and
Green third from whence they both
scored when Don Bailey's sho:
went through Shortstop Pongracz.
Don went all the way to second on
the error. then stole third. AMI
crossed the plate with the winning
run when the ball got away from
Catcher kovalchick.
George Berklich. hurting for tie
locals. allowed only three hits ana
two runs in seven innings of pitch
ing as he tailed his second mound
win of the year. After the Ecorse
boys had batted around their only
TWO runs in the third inning Berk.
Itch kept them scoreless for the
remainder Of the game. but he WIS
in hot watcr most of the time. In
the fifth Kovalchich. with one out,
went all the way to third on Kelly'5
tumble of his fly ball. However.
he failed TO score as he was tagged
out at the plate as he attempted
10 go hone on Cosgros grounder to
Lawrence. When the going got
tough. though, Berklich bore down,
and always managed to come gu:
unscathed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-24
Normal Meters
Handed Defeat

Michigan Normals tennis team
was handed its worst defeat Of
the season Friday as Michigan
State overwhelmed the Hurons, 81,
at East Lansing. The Hurons will
play University OF Detroit here
this afternoon.
Walt Lepisto prevented 4 Huron
shutout by capturing the No. 5
singles from Floyd Krause, 4-6,
Ga. SO. This was the second time
that Krause has been beaten this
spring.
Lepisto and Harold Schwartz,
who constitute the Huron No. 3
doubles team, were finally halted
after eight straight triumphs by
Fred Perkins and Bill Harris, 81,
60.
Coach Paul B. Samson shuffled
his singles lineup, advancing
Chuck Frogner from No. 3 to No.
l and dropping Vic Mastromarco
and Fritz BENEFITS a slot. Ben
netts extended Bill Maxwell TO
three sets before the Spartan net
ter emerged triumphant.
Frank Beeman defeated George
Yellin In No. 4 singles, SO, 81.
Beeman is the son OF Clarence
Beeman, former Michigan Normal
tennis star and now director OF
Physical education in a Detroit
high school. =.
The summary:
Singles
Drilling (S) defeated Frogner
(N). 81, so.
Perkins (S) defeated MAESTRO.
marco M, rs, 81. ~
Maxwell (S) defeated BENEFITS
(N), 50, as. 6-5
Beeman Isl defeated Yellin (N),
So. 81.
Lepisto (N) defeated Krause
(S). As. 81. So.
Roberts (S) defeated Schwartz
IN. SO. so.
Doubles
Drilling and Roberts (S) defeat.
cd Mastromarco and BENEFITS (N),
81. 81.
Maxwell and Beeman (S) defeat
ed Frogner and Yellin (N), so. 81
Perkins and Harris (S) defeat
ed Lepisto and Schwartz (N), 81
81.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-24

Totals ...,.. 81 I 10 u II 3
Ran for Borovich in ninth.
Score by innings:
Mich. Normal. 010 0i0 003-5
Bowling Green .. 004 900 900
Two-base hits-Drusbacky. Den
mis-. Borovich. Chamberlain. Three
base hit-Newlands. Stolen bases -
oxley. Gretzner. Grignon. Johnson.
Left on base--Michigan Normal 4.
Bowling Green 8. Double play
Brudzlnski. Chamberlain. Coppeler.
BrudIinski and Coppeler. Struck
out-By Dennis 4, BrudLinski 3.
Bases on balls-Off Dennis l, Brud-
zinski /.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-24

Roosevelt High Schools tennis
team really made strong showing
in the first and second round
matches OF the Glass C Regional
tournament held in Ann Arbor Fri
day. and will be the odds-on favor
lite to take the crown in today's
final matches. In all, Roosevelt's
METERS took eight matches Friday
with only one singles man and
one doubles combination eliminat-
ed. Coach l.. W. MenZi entered
three doubles teams and also three
men in the singles and its very pos
sible that two of his doubles com
binations may go to the State
tourney. while he may have Bob
Norman in the singles IL he can
get by Andy Peton, U. Highs ace
singles man, in the semi-fnals to-
day.
Probably the outstanding upset
OF the tourney was ellis Turner'S
and Tom Harris victory over r.
Wilson and T. Wilson, OF Tecum-
sch. Previous TO the tourney
Coach Menzi had figured these two
as the strongest entered in the
doubles but with the Harris.Turner
combination winning out in a long
three set match by 3,6. S.. and rs
scores 1t looks to be an all-Roose.
welt doubles finals.
After their match with the Te-
rumseh pair. Harris and Turner
played their team mates, Bob Fer
guson and Brookshire Richardson,
and won easily 60. 81. The lat.
ter pair won their first round match
from Grismore and Marshall. of L..
High. by 1913. as, and 6-3 scores.
Harris and Turner are scheduled
30 oppose Kretzschmar and Trow,
OF U. High today in the semi.fnals.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-24
Baer Manager
to Claim Title
For Foul Blow
Joe Louis Accused OF
Striking After Bell
in Sixth Round

Washington. May 2l-AP-Ancil
Hoffman. Buddy Bser's manager
announced early today that he
would appear before the District
OF Columbia Boxing Commission 10
claim the worlds heavyweight title
for his fighter on the contention
that Joe Louis touled Baer At the
and OF their title match here last
night.
Norman claimed that the last
blow which Lewis threw at the
giant California callsnger was
thrown at least three or four
seconds" after the bell sounded
ending the sixth round.
He said his request for a hear
ing had been granted by Dick
O'Brien. secretary OF the District
Boxing Commission.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-24
Normal Nine Edges Out Falcons in Bowling Green
Sports Calendar

TODAY
Tennis
Michigan Normal vs.. University
o, Detroit, Normal courts. 1:5o
o m.
MONDAY
Golf
Michigan Normal VS.. Wayne Uni. :
versity, Washtenaw Country Club.
: 2. m.
City League softbsli
Games at Recreation. Prospect
and Island Parks.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-24
kNockouTs IN ALL BOUTS

Flint. Mich May "a AP -
knockouts in all bouts marked
Flint's first professional boxing
show in more than a year here last
night. In the feature match. Floyd
Gibbons. Flint heavyweight. floor.
ed Chuck Roberts. Detroit. four
times before he could get across
a knockout blow. a right to the Jaw.
in the nth round OF their eight.
round match. Other knockouts
were scored in preliminary bouts
by Billy Eddy. Flint lightweight.
over Lew Fox, Detroit, two rounds:
Johnny Martin, Flint light heavy
weight. over Charlie Crundlsh.
1nkster, four rounds. and Henry
Gilkes. Flint lightweight. over
Mike Marines, Detroit frst
round.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-24
Central Speciality Outhit by
Cunninghams But Win Game

game as rerd connected for the
circuit in the third. and Dave lash.
ed out his mighty blow in the
sixth. In both instances there was
one man on base
OF the Searsmen. only Chuck
Sampler failed TO ait safely as his
mates all collected AZ least one
apiece. Bobby Hit with a pair
in three trips to the plate led the
team. Max Holley. SQuires, and
George ManitE were the heavy hit
tiers among the Druggists with each
getting two out OF three.
CsntraI SaArfaItN
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-24

'Games behind leader.
Fridays ~ssults
Cincinnati s, Chicago 4.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis, incom'
plete.
Only games scheduled.
Today's Games
Cincinnati at Chicago (2).
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-24
AT TRAILS END

Syracuse. n. Y. May ZAP
Lanky Johnny Gee apparently has
come to the end OF basebalrs un.
certain trail. The former University
OF Michigan hurler. who in 1883
was sold by the Syracuse Chiefs OF
the International League to the
Pittsburgh Pirates for $4,000, was
back home after ssvering relations
VITA Dallas Of the Texas League.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-24
Defeat Avenged
by Grand Rapids
lspecial TO the Daily Press

VSptCldI TO INV HNIIE fIVNrT
Grand Rapids. MAY 23- Grand
Rapids Junior College avenged an
earlier defeat by Michigan Normal
here today. downing the Hurons.
l4-4 Normal will meet the Uni
versity of Grand Rapids Saturday
before returning home
Jack Dilley, with rs. paced the
Grand Rapids golfers. while Capt.
Joe Bartoiacei and Roy Lawrence,
both OF whom shot so; led the
Hurons. Normal scored two points
on each foursome.
The Hurons will entertain Wayne
University at Washtensw Country
Club Monday.
The euY, N, a ~
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-24
Michigan Normal
ENDS SEASON

East Lansing. Mich. May "a
AP-A 10 to s victory over the Uni.
versity OF Michigan. one OF the IA
vorites for the Western Conference
golf title, brought Michigan States
fairway season to close here FRI
day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-24
How They Stand

Fridays Results
Chicago 70. Detroit 1-s.
New York 3, Boston 9 (called At
end OF ninth. darknesD.
Cleveland 4. ST. Louis 2.
Washington at Philadelphia, rain.
Todsy's Games
Chicago at Detroit.
ST. Louis at Cleveland.
Washington at Philadelphia CD.
Boston at New York.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-24
Totals
cunnirahsms
TAKES OWN LIFE

Detroit. May 24-INS-The cor.
oner's office today returned a yer.
dict OF suicide by shooting in the
death OF Fred Witt, 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Little
Jewe|ry
Impressive

ONE doesn't have 10 have a
- nice! fat balance in the
check book 10 own p neat col
lection Of costume jewelry.
. Lovely little trinkets are 70
he had for song. We fall for
them in big way. but ! fear
that some Of us don't take time
10 consider whether or not they
suit oar Special brand Of beauty.
There IS always that danger
Of oVcrdecoratlnC like the
chance Of overdreSsing.
The lady Of fashion is diStin-
CuiShcd by what she doesn't
wear. rather than by what she
has on. Good taste tells her
what 10 avoid.
Her draperies and hcr little
filings belong 10 her type. They
suit her Coloring, her figure, her
personality
The large framed woman Of
heavy build can wear splaShng
big ornaments, hut LEI the pint
size darling plaster her chest
with a pair Of huge clips and
she looks as if she is likely &c
sink under the weight.
Pearls. Sma ] ] ornaments.
dainty fragile designs suit her.
and she should Slck 10 them
When tho long-faCed woman
wears dangling pendants in her
cars she makes her face look
longer and thinner. Working
along the same rule. we wish
that the round-faced baby would
not sport hoop earrings. She of
the plump neck should select a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Luxury Class

While mink is in the luxury
rather than the economy class.
u IS still A best seller. among
furS
Lucille Ball ecfS ono n
hcSe new adjustable wraps
Trick is the cuffs. With evening
gowns Lucille turns the sleeves
back IN deep cuffs W h e h are
faced with wide bands Of mink.
For daytime wear the cuffs
arc turned down 10 make a
wrlst-length sleeve. Coat is
street length. features soft
collar and revers shows 10 ad-
vantage the new soft shoulder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
3h|ishts From the Furry World Of Fashion
Hints
For Care
Or Fur Coat

NEVER LIT your fur coat
come in direct contact with
heat Heat is drying and causes
skins TO split.
WHEN YOUR coat gets wet,
shake il we'll and hang il where
il will have plenty of room TO
dry. Avoid brushing.
CLEAN YOUR coat with a
soft tissue. especially around
the collar and cuffs.
HAVE YOUR FUR refined as
soon as the lining begins 10
show wear. This VIII lengthen
the life of the coat.
NEVER THROW your coat
-nNer a couch or chair, or hang
II in a crowded closet. Eric
ton wears the fur. so keep 1t
away from other clothing.
HAVE YOUR coat cleaned
and glazed every two years. DO
not let il come in contact with
moth preventiVes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Jackets Are Longer This Year

Jackets always smart and you'll find them longer this
"a and SO inches the fashionable lengths but 80
also good especially for YOU shores.
Now when you 20 shopping chase away all those dreams
and very practical Consider To keep the cold
have good lap So YOU look like dream
walking little fur temptation and look for
something to keep you warm.
And don't try o climb into a smaller than you
usually wear that unless you like pulled and
fringed effect. If you drive you need lots of go
tipping around corners.
Lining too-thas important OF it, the inside,
but it does show. Pick attractive material but also
IA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Stars
Select
Smart Furs

HERE are the furs chosen by
IL Hollywood stars. l. q q X
quick. then get out your budget
and pencil.
Joan Fontalne chooses hip
length jacket of blue fox which
can he worn with any color,
any costume. on any occasion.
Her gown is pale blue silk
crepe; low cut bodice and new
sheath skirt are gathered slightly
AT the pointed girdle of opales-
cent sequinS.
For daytime Joan wears The
coat with a tailored suit Of light
brown wool IVORY silk sports
blouse. shoes and bag OF brown
alligator. Her rakiSh hat is
bright rod brown veil is pulled
tightly over her face. pinned
into the rolled brim on either
side