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Evening star., 1941-07-20
No Longer
Is Ina Ray
New Personality
Developed by.
Miss Hutton
By John Ferris,
Associated Press stsh Writer.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK.
The fact that Ina Ray Hutton and
her all-male dance orchestra made
some phonograph recordings the
other week was duly noted in the
trade papers, but what they did not
observe was that Miss Hutton had.
by means revolutionary on Broad
way, triumphed in her own self
education.
The synthetic star of 1884 had
faded and a natural was shining.
Esen the platinum hair was gone.
r was seven years ago that she
burst upon the Broadway scene as
leader of a dance band of woman
musicians, doing the bumps wear
ing a close-fitting green evening
dress of material which revealed
her white spangled tights and saucy
curves.
Variety, that journal of omniscience
and discrimination in the amuse-
ment industry. described here as
"a near Cab Galloway in MANNER
iSrns. a near Jean Harlow physical
ly." and, as an er-thought, "an
excellent hoofer.'
She was all those things and
MANY more, and the band itself was
praised, but Ina Ray Hutton nevers
theless was a synthetic star, filing
a role that was ready-made. follow.
ing a pattern designed by press
agent and mana cement.
Stardom Was Remote.
1t came about in this way:
Alex HYDE, the orchestra leader
and musical director. and Irving
Mills. the song publisher who also
booked acts. decided to start a girls
band. But merely forming one and
getting it into the big money were
two different things. They needed a
personality at the head, somebody
with plenty of appeal
SO they chose Ina. She was plain
Ina Ray then, cute little trick who
had danced in the "Ziegfeld FollieS'
and in George Whites Scandals"
Born March 13. 1916. in Chicago, the
daughter of Mrs. Marvel Ray. pro-
fessional pianist. she had been in
the theater long enough to be re-
garded as a veteran at II. She also
was a pretty good singer as we'll as
dancer, but stardom still seemed
remote.
The build-up changed all that.
HYDE and Mills and their press
agent decided on her coiffure and
the exact shade of her hair. The
late Jean Harlow was popular them
They told her what clothes to get
and how to wear them.
They told her how to sing and
what numbers to sing and they
made arrangements for the musl-
clans. She was booked into the
right spots and finally given the
surname of Hutton. and this quaint
appenation: The Blond Bombshen
of Rhythm"
Build Up Was Terrific
The band was named the "Melo-
dears.'
Ina was coached carefully because
the truth was that she was definite
" not a musician. The girl players,
indeed, never followed her waving
arms.
The build-up was terrific. There
were articles on Ina Ray Hutton,
hints on weight control. stories on
her gowns, on her collegiate fans,
on her hobbies.
There was published from her
personal accounts" a list of her
annual expenditures which read
like this for a total of s47.5O0:
Evening gowns, $4,000; hairdresser,
$1,000; manicuriSt, $500; personal
press agent, $1,000; entertainment,
$1,000; personal wardrobe. $4,000;
(See FERRIS, Page 2)
Evening star., 1941-07-20
Toduy's Film Schedules

technicolor musical with Betty
2, pm. Stage shows: 345 $50
9:10
Taylor makes the Wild West
wilder: 545 7:45 GAS
EARLEThe Bride o. D. comedy with Bette Davis anu
Jimmy Cagney 9:40 Stage shows: g. 415
$40 and 9pm.
KEITH through Dsneyland with Robert
Benchley: AIS 75O and $40 pm.
the Esinore Jack London excitement on
three master: $780, $50 805 and 9:45
MFTROPOIITAN-"Th Plainsman" Wild Bill Cooper meets
Calamity Ass, 7:15 and 9:35
PALACE-They Bombay Gable and Rosalnd Russell IN
rousng 2:45, 5, 715 and 9:35 pm
-IUX-NeWs shorts continuous from o'clock
Evening star., 1941-07-20
Hints of Music Drift Across the Horizon
Come Fall, 1t Now Appears Broadway Is to See Host
Of Shows With Tunes and Gags and Girls
By Ira WoIferf.

Perhaps the best example of this
type to reach our stage, Pins and
Needles" put on by the Ladies Gar
ment Workers Union, was all set
to go into a third edition this fall.
But when Joseph Schrank sat down
to write the skits and Harold j.
Rome began to pen lyrics to go
with his music, the boys discovered
there just wasn't any public issue
that would stand still long enough
to get socked-at least to get socked
nightly during respectable run.
High taxes, of course. Yes. indeedy.
high taxes are here to stay-but
what else, my friends? You just
sit down now and try to imagine
what will be in the public mind next
October to say nothing of January,
1912.
Cole Porter, Too.
Two-thirds of the miraculous old
team of De Sylvia, Brown and Hen
derson are at work on what the trade
calls book show. Lew Brown and
Ray Henderson have written Good
Will Gertie" and are threatening to
cast Elsa Maxwell, who can't dance,
sing or act, but can talk; Leo Garlic
and Marie Wilson in it. Buddy De
Sylvia is too busy producing movies
to help his old buddies out, but if
they can get Miss Wilson's goo-ga
blondisms, Mr.. Carillos bovine eyes
and phony accents as we'll as his tall
ent for riding horses through other
wise quiet saloons and Miss Max
wells ardent descriptions of her
social contemporaries, help isn't
what those boys need, only room,
that's all, plenty of lebensraum.
Vinton Freedley is coming up with
his annual Cole Porter show. It's
to be called Let's Face I'll" this
Evening star., 1941-07-20
Five in Color

For the first time since color pho
Biography was introduced into motion
pictures, five full-length Technicolor
features are simultaneously being
made by a single company, Para
mount reports. -Four of the group are
being filmed at Paramount's Holly
wood studio and one in Florida
They are Louisiana Purchase,
Reap the Wild Wind" Bahama
Passage" and Her jungle Mate" all
being made in Hollywood or on loca =
tions, and the Fleischer studios
''Mr. Bug Goes to Town full
length feature cartoon now in work
at Miami, Fla.
Evening star., 1941-07-20
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Although nobody is quite sure
whether there will be anything to
sing about by the time the new
theatrical season opens, the music is
ready. the gags, too, and the boys
and girls are out hunting jobs. The
last season had the greatest number
of musicals of any season since 1923
when there were as many as q
prancing along at the same time
and side by SIDE This one is ex-
pected to keep up the good work
if not beat it.
The word along "At Liberty" row
is that nine musicals are already in
the works. The chances are that
none of them will be in the bright
and occasionally brilliant vein OF the
topical revue-the kind which pokes
fun at the days news, sometimes
with hot poker, sometimes with
Sledge-hammer.
Evening star., 1941-07-20
Coming Attractions

EARlE-sergeant York story of the World War heros
opens Thursday night with special performance
Gary Cooper plays the title role and the includes Joan
Leslie Walter Brennan and George Tobias There will be
stage show accompanying the picture, Friday
CAPITOL-Dance Hall story of tax-dancerS life and loves
Thursday. he
cast Cesar Romero William
Enme" with Cass Daley will be the stage
attraction
the Boys Goodbye fmusical inspired by
the stage play with Mary Martin and Ameche
Friday for another downtown week
KEITHSTom Dick and Harry" the romantic
comedy will follow the Disney feature
Dragon"
Evening star., 1941-07-20

year and has a book by Herbert and
Dorothy Fields. The leading player
will be that new ball of fire. Danny
Kaye. This young man was making
mere $3.50 week a few months
ago. Right now he is making $500
week for personal appearances at
movie palaces. but he will have to
scale down his standard Of living
to about $1,000 a week when Mr..
Freedley's show gets going. This
ought not to be hard for Mr.. Kaye.
He is young man and youth is
elastic.
Vernon Duke and John Latouche
have prepared show called Listen
Lady" which promises well. Mr..
Duke taught us something about
popular composers We never knew
before-the lyric writer is important.
1t seems all those shredded and
mooing words, no matter how pain
full to the listener, are important in
stirring up the music in the COM
poser. Mr.. Duke, top-rank COM
poser for many years. lost his touch
completely when he parted company
with his lyric writer. . He tried
number of others, but nothing hap
pened until he found Mr.. Latouche
on the w. P. A. Remember the
w. P. A? Now, Mr.. Duke is going
to town again. 1t seems the Duke
music swizzles Mr.. Latouche and the
Latouche words puddle Mr.. Duke
which is the combination to the safe
in the music business.
Mr.. Abbott Is Busy.
Stanley Gilkey and Gertrude
Macy are putting together the sue
cessor to "One for the Money" and
Two for the Show" and it will be
called, Of course, "Three to Get
. (See WOI ,TTRT pa0a Al
Evening star., 1941-07-20
There's Turmoil in Filmdom
AS a New Era Commences
Comes Now the Day of the Consent
Decree, When Pictures Must
Be Sold on Their Merits
By Harold Hefernan.
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
We wouldn't to be running the movie business during
few weeks-not
Between and September Is this fabulous enterprise sometimes
referred the fifth industry
appear in pictures
Evening star., 1941-07-20
With Movies Again Moving
Public Resumes Its Trek
Toward the Box Office
Films in Which Producers Have Gone
Back to First Principle of Success Are
Proving Popular on Screen Everywhere
By Jay CarmOdy.


1t would be recent
trouble with the turned out merely that they did
There have been other elaborate
that this fundamental
analyst and
perhaps, attribute deeper
land of banaity.
An sound like mustn't he?
has o
of 1941.
With Movies Again Move
$
that implied the circumstance that the movies
have begun
to pick
exhibition of the appeal
Bombay
Rosand
alone could make the picture
really is AS for the story it is berserky
lovely competitor attractive hunk of Fred
times and must have
10 other authors pawrhts whose
Ia beginning ugly about the bill
for qubblng once past the
raging activity which sweeps
If rresistby, along
venred call long distance
to protest undoubtedly would the
who the said it dd?"
"Buly the Kid Was Another
To Yearning for Action
The Bride Came virtually the formula
taken for virtual sayrlde ITO
com oughhoue comedies of the season
entirely upon movement to keep the
comedy collaboration James Cgney are constant
the air even in the dayng
obvebby abandoned mine That covering ground OBJ
os and quick Miss Davis and Cagn
rapid nervous one W leave
a Teathless
Farce picture which encourages producers to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Changes Studied
In Army Houses
Time. staa Correspondent,

BATTLE CREEK, Jan. %
Two government engineers are in
Battle Creek today surveying pos
sible changes in the proposed
$500 600 housing project for army
men aud their families to meet
objections by citizens that the
project violates coming ordinances
and would depreciate property
values.
Work will not be started until
the engineers have submitted to
Washington their report, eSpe-
cially on sewage disposal possi-
bilitieS.
Proposed alterations to present
plans include the erection of a
sewage pumping station and pres
sure mains to carry sewage from
the site to city mains, thus elimi-
mating the planned septic tanks
which have met with so much
objection.
Construction of multiple dwell
ingS. also considered a violation
of the coming ordinances. may be
changed to one and two-family
structures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Pi(kets Release
Defense Gear
International News service wire

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Jan. 25.-
The four-day-old Allis-Chalmers
Manufacturing Company strike,
affecting 1000 workers and $25.-
900, 900 in defense contracts, today
was relaxed sufficiently TO permit
material to be removed from the
plant.
Harold Christoffel, local presi-
dent of the CLOS United Autono-
biles Workers Union, announced
that the completed equipment
could pass through picket lines at
the request of army officers.
Otherwise, the strike, called
Wednesday in a demand for a
closed shop and wage increases,
today remained in almost full
force. Only a comparatively few
electricians, machinists and power
house employees, members of ALL
unions. were at work.
~Msgr. FIR. Francis. J. Haas Of
Catholic University, Washington,
special conciliator. said today he
hopes to bring company and union
representatives together before
Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Stain S 'De|i|dh,'
Topic for Radio

Startling facts about the con-
fession and fantastic double life
of the Communist BLACK Anger
who made her dream of luxury
and power real by betraying all
who loved and trusted her, will be
revealed in an exceptional article
in The American Weekly with next
Sundays issue of The Detroit
Sunday Times, under the title of
Tragic Expiation of La Plevit-
skaya - Stains 1000 Perfect
Delilah'."
The author of the article Is
Pierre Lazareff, former editor-in-
chief of Paris lie Soir," the most
widely read newspaper of the
European Continent, who de-
scribes "LaPlevitskaya's" suicide
in prison TO escape the Nazis and
Reds whom she had double
crossed.
So dramatic is this article that
il has been made the basis OF a
Front Page Drama radio program
on - radio stations in Michigan
and Ontario. next Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday, the day of the
broadcast differing as shown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Today's Radio
HighIights

$50 p. m.-Gene Autry
WJR; Show of the Week =.
CKLW.
700 p. MACK Benny :.
WWJ.
1880 D. m.-Screen Guild The
alter WJR; Bandwagon
=. WWJ.
500 p. m.-Helen Hayes The
alter WJR: Charlie Nc
Carthy WWJ.
$50 p. m.-Crime Doctor
WJR; One Mans Family
WWJ: Sherlock Holmes :.
WXYZ.
900 p. m. - Sunday Evening
Hour WJR; Manhattan
Merry-Go-Round WWJ;
Walter Winchell WXYZ.'
$50 p. m.-Album of Familiar
Music WWJ; Irene Rich
WXYZ.
p 1000 p. intake 1t or Leave
1t WJR; Hour of Charm
-. WWJ; Goodwill Court
WXYZ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
New Defense Orders
Listed by U.S.. Army

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25. =
(INS)-Award of a Sl5,227 ,OSo
contract for construction of q
powder bag loading plant al
Charlestown, Ind, was announced
by the war department today
The. war department also an
nounced these awards;
To the Kaye Construction Com
pany. New York City and Long
Meadow. Mass. 1898 900 for con-
struction of an airport at Man
chester. y. H.; 10 Marietta Manu-
featuring Company. Point Pleas
ant. W. Va. Ss2i1,750, for army
mine planters. and TO the Mack
Manufacturing Corporation Ions
Island City, New York, 1863, lao
TO supply tractor-trucks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
1000 Detroit Wives
Deserted Each Year

comes home without that job,
they are both a bundle of nerves,
"A quarrel starts, and you have
another missing husband report
over at police headquarters"
And here is Detective Franci:
Jacoby's version of the situation
He is on Seleske's squad.
"Some wives will report their
husband missing when they are
Is minutes late from work.
Some of them will come in here
and swear that. although their
husbands have left home, they've
never had a quarrel in all their
married life.
Husbands Reaction
"You can't blame the wives
you can't blame the wives
worry more before the men are
gone. It's a funny thing, when
we find the Grant husband. to
hear his side. He's usually wild
that he has been reported miss
ing. And half the time he =
afraid TO 20 home when we do
find him. We can't do anything
about that except to send word
To his wife that he has been To-
Gated.
81 guess most of the missing
ones are scared to face the mu-
sic when they realize what
they're in for at home. We cops
are In the middle. The husbands
are mad at us for finding them,
the wives are mad at us because
we don't lock their husbands up
when we find them. And II we
should do anything so uneonsti-
tutional. she'd be the first to
turn ON us"
Says Dohcrty:
.Mhen there j. family trouble
often we suggest that the hus-
band take n little vacation from
home. Usually IL works out fine.
He pays most OF his salary In
Ia his family and YOU will find
that in about three or four
weeks the wife comes In. lays
her husband wants TO come back
home and that she wants him
TO. Then everything Is fine"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
All Machinery NeW

All machinery placed IN the
plant. which was ready for the
wreckers until GM took il over, is
new and of the most modern de-
SIGN. To manufacture the huge
ORDER the plant Will require pa
$50 pounds of bar steel day. For
each Of the smaller shells 16l2
pounds of the steel are needed
and for the 105 millimeter type
Ssh pounds.
Enormous pits have been dug
throughout the factory 10 provide
a solid foundation for heavy ma
chimes. Gigantic electric cranes
have been installed and shipping
and loading docks built. A labo-
ratory 10 test metal is nearing
completion and offices have been
built for government inspectors
and plant guards.
The guards have barred photog-
raphers from approaching the
plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Census Shows 1862
Now al Fort Custer

FORT CUSTER, Jan. 25.-Lat-
est official. census figures today
show a total of 1852 men now
with the Fifth Division in Fort
Custer. This number includes 701
officers, z warrant officers,-24
nurses and 12.940 enlisted men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Hundreds of OuarreIs

Doherty listens TO hundreds of
domestic quarrels. lie has heard
q wife eXcoriate her husband be-
cause be has held 20 cents|of his
pay
Another difficulty IL when
husbands are job hunting. Wives
can never understand why a
man i out of work. When he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
SUNDAY EVENING
1000 L. Nj.

1000 Il. Nj.
NJR-Take IL or Leave IL
NNI-Hour of Charm.
CkLM-National Rep'ts-T,
NNYZ-tioodwill Court.
MMBC-Cnristian Afce-R-
1915 +. NJ.
CkLN-Britain Speaks.
1880 =. NJ.
NIH-Hermit's Cave-D.
MNJ-R Russell Barnes-T.
CkIW-Radio News Reel
MMBC-Concert Master-M
MIBk=Rey. Boyko-R.
10:45 Z. NJ.
MWJ-Concert music.
MJBk-Moon Magic.
100 =. NJ.
WJR-Jack King-T.
NNJ--Millard kennedy-T.
CKLW-Val Clare-T.
NNYZ-Music you Want-M
w bA- 4NtMH- l.
NJBh-Musical Potpourri.
1I:15 4. NJ.
MJR-Tommy Dorsey-M.
WV Dance music.
CKLW-Old Country Mail.
NMBC-Lowry Clark-M.
1880 T.. NJ.
NJR-Joe Reichman-M.
CkLW Shep Fields-M.
WMBC-Don CoX-M.
MJBk-Dance music.
HAS u. NJ.
CkLW-Dick Jurgens-M.
NMBC-Morn. Edition-M.
IL MIDNIGHT
NIR Bobby Day-M.
NNJ-War Reports-T.
Xiv erbie Holmes-M.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
MICHIGAN

WASH-WOOD. Grand Rapids,
Sis p. m. Friday; WIBM, Jackson,
$50 p. m. Friday; WIN, Lansing,
$50 p. m. Friday; WKBZ, Muske-
gon. 7:45 p. m. Friday; WFDF,,
Flint. 1890 p. m. Friday; WJBk,
Detroit, 3 p. m. Saturday; WSAM,
Saginaw. SIS p. m. Saturday;
WSOO, Sault Ste. Marie, / AS pm.
Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

For the Inside News" OF
Washington. Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
ONTARIO

CFCO. Chatham. 7:45 p. m.
Thursday: CKOC. Hamilton, .
-. m. Friday: CKCR, Kitchener. 8
D. m. Thursday: CKCO. Ottawa,
els p. m. Friday; GIGS, STRAIT
ford, SIS p. m. Friday.
Hear the Front Page Drama on
one of these stations. and read the
article by Pierre Lazareff in The
American Weekly with next Sun
days issue of The Detroit Sunday
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
600 z. NJ.

500 T.. NJ.
MJR-Silver Theater-D.
NNJ-Cathoiic Hr.-R.
CkLW-Doubie or Moth 6.
MNlZ-Across the Foot
hghts-M.
MENI-Anglo-lsFael-T.
NMBC-J. BruzzeSe-M.
NJBh On faTace-M
6:15 i. NJ.
WMBC Hungarian
Melodies.
$3.50 z. NJ.
NJK-Gene Autry-M.
MWJ-Austin Grant-T.
CkLM-Show OF the Week
MNNZ-News Acct.
NENL=Willing Workers-k
MJBk-Polish QUIT.
GAS =. M.
NWJ-Radlo Gossip.
MNNZ-Amer. Pilgrimage.
NENI-Me'd wlawn Oh. -R
700 T.. NJ.
WRITER. l.. X. smith,.
NNJ--Jack Benny-V.
CkLW-Dr. DeHaan-R.
MNNZ-Europe Rep'ts-T.
NENI-Evangel Hour-R.
MJBh-Finnish prog.
1915 z. NJ.
NENI-Classical music
" MIC Mexican Nariety-N
1880 Il. NJ.
NJR-Guild Theater-D.
NNJ-Bandwagon-M.
Pearson 4 Allen-T
MFNir-italian Christian
Church.
WMBC-Dr. J. Zoller R.
MJBk--German Hr NJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES (PHoNE CHERRY sSO0J
Sunday Radio Programs

WNyZ-Woody HERMANN.
MENL-Moonlight Bcastsi
" MBt-Newa.
MJBk-Night Owl.
l2:l5 A. Nj:
WwJ-Michael Paige-M.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Pity the Husband,
Say Police Dept.
Peacenakers
BY VERA BROWN

There are some 1000 men you
should feel sorry for in Detroit
every year.
They are the annual crop of
missing husbands reported to the
police department. But there is
usually happy ending. Most 81
them turn up eventually.
Ralph X. DOherty, supervisor of
domestic relations in Recorders
Court, and Sergt. Barney SeleSke.
head of the missing persons bureau
at police headquarters, are CO.
workers in this field.
Doherty tries TO iron out domes-
tic troubles. Seleske and his men
Try 10 get the missing mon back
home.
AdUice to Wives
Donerty has some special advice
10 wives which should avert a lot
of trouble:
Don't make YOUR husband
punch time clock at home.
lie does that four times day
at his work.
Don't nag.
Don't make him cook his own
breakfast, and If YOU cook IL,
don't appear in curl papers.
Don't put up his lunch the
night before.
Don't listen 10 gossiping
nelghbors. And II you don't
drink with YOUR husband, don't
quarrel with him because he
goes 10 beer gardens"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
MONDAY AFTERNOON


% .pV IL We
MJR-Duncan Moore-T.
wallpaper Young-D.
1kIW-Jamboree-V.
M<NZ-John's Other Wife.
NEAl@Music U. S. Loves
3:45 p. Nj.
MJR-Melody Time-M.
MNJ-Vic and Sade-D.
tkLM -Troubadors- NJ.
MNNAPlain Bill-D.
400 T.. NJ.
WJR-Portia Faces LIED
WNJ-Backstage Wife-D.
CkLM-Presenting-M
MNYZ-Mother o. Mined.
WENI-Dance music-M.
b WMBC-News.
MJBh-News.
4:15 =. M.
WJR-We, the Abbotts-D.
MMJ-Stella Dallas-D.
CkLW-Music.
MNYZ-Club Matinee-V.
WMBC-Calling All stars.
MENL-Listen, Emp ys-D.
WJBk-Children's hourly.
4:30 p. NJ.
MJR-Hilltop Housed.
MMJ-Lorenzo Jones-D.
CkLW--Lou Little-M.
MENI~Favorite melodies
NMBC-Ukrainian fete-V
>4:45 y. NJ.
WJR-kate Hopkins-D.
WWJ-YNidder Brown ID.
CkLW-Judge T. Maher-T
WNYZ-Rhythm Makers-M
500 =. NJ.
WITHHOLD eTgs-D.
WHICH Alone-V.
CkLW-News Acct.
W&fZ-Show Worid-T.
WENL-Rhythm Rhapsody
WMBC-News, Jr. Showb' I
WJBk-News Acct.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
10000 Shells
Month Planned
By GIN Plant
Old Lansing Foundry
Reconditioned for
Big Army Contract
nv Al kAtFMN
Tme. >tnn Correspondent

LANSING. Jan. 25.--The Ryan
Bohn foundry. taken over 10y the
, General Motors Corporation for
defense production, will be turn
ing out $4,000 shells a month
within 60 DAYS. GAI officials said
ls.sfr.ff,.f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

By Jan. 81. 1912. the old plant
vili have supplied the government
with 20SO0a0 shells for - MILL
meter and las milhmoter guns.
The order Is part of one
for 100000 600 rifle-hore shells
awarded 10 81 manufacturers in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

SYMBOLS
n-Drafna
M--Nusical
k--keligious
Talk
N-Nariety
fEastsrn STANDARD TimeJ
700 A. NJ.
NJBk Morning Melodies
7:15 A. NJ.
CkLN-Morning musicale.
1880 A. NJ. G.
IkLN-B aueney To rn'cle
NJBk- Sacred Cross-R.
500 A. NJ.
NIk-Cshin Falks-M.
NNJ-Earope repOrts-T.
IkEM-Orean Moods-M
NNiL-European Rpts, II.
NENi-Rumanian Baptist.
NNBC-Hungarian Church
NJBk-Elder JlmerSon-k.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
1890 NOON

IL sUU -NOON
WJR-Maior Bowes.
CkLN-Reformed Church.
NNYL-Chlidren's Theater
NE\L-Rev. Van Loon-R.
NMBC-Jewssh fete-V.
NJBh-Children's fete-V.
12:15 Z. NJ.
WWJ-Garden Hour-T.
1890 4. NJ.
NJR-U. of NJ, prog.
MNJ-World Adventure-T.
CkLM-Congs Time-M.
NENL-Rev. Stecewicz.
12:45 l.. Nj.
WWJ-Rhumba music.
Tango, rhumba
time.
WEAL-Lutheran Church
100 L. NJ.
MIR-Nothers Album.
WNJ-Master Canaries
CkIN-Popular Rhythm
WNYZ-Music HAHN
MENL-Gospel TabernHCie
NJBk-Polish Varieties.
1:15 =. NJ.
MJR-M Music.
MMJ Story OF Detroit
{ kLN-Americ'n Marhiers
" MBC-Ukrsinlan fete-N.
1880 L. NJ.
WJR-March of Games. q
MWJ-On Your Job-1
CkLM-Lu,heran Hr r.
MNNZ-JOsef Marais- NJ
NENI-Bethe Tabernacle