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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-01


Severe initiation would hurt shop.
keepers; but 1871 will not see such.
Certainly. the ls4l total volume OF
retail sales should exceed anything
which this country has ever seen.
With industrial activity continuing
TO rise, good merehandisers should
prosper This will also help service
businesses and professional men.
All down the line almost everyone
should be In clover. Collections
should be exceptionally good. while
instalment sales will reach great
proportions. Main Street. from the
Atlantic 20 the Pacific. will be wide
open with music. lights. and bill
boards galore, The L. :. will wit
ness a shortage OF only two things
parking space and character.
Existing inventories should
show profits in themselves: while
money properly spent upon promo.
tion and advertising should pay
handsome dividends. Statesmen
who have been doing their mission.
airy work during the past few years
should now cash in with the big
gest commission checks since 1929.
Newspaper advertising especially
should be upped at least Is per
cent. Let me add here that the
recent political campaign and war
news have caused many consumers
TO become so upset by the radio
that they are now returning to their
newspapers.
Conclusions
There really is only one thing
which troubles me about 1871. II
is that our prosperity may make us
less dependent upon God, Whom we
need now more than ever. The
material destruction facing Europe
and Englnad terrible as It will be
may develop there a spiritual
awakening OF tremendous value
History shows the rebirth OF ma
lions has come through adversely
never through prosperity. Hence
We must be on our guard that Amer
lea. with its material wealth is not
left the most pagan OF all nations.
Making life easy does not make 1t
better. Avoiding war does not in
sure us against disaster. More
money does not mean more self
control. Automobiles. electric re-
frigerators, and radios will not
take the place OF self.reliance. self
denial. and the willingness to co
operate for the common good We
all now that the great need OF the
entire world today is more of the
Christlike spirit-of wisdom. sacri-
flee, and charity. Let us empha.
size this during 1871, as otherwise
our security and prosperity may be
our temptation and our downfall.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-01
SYNOPSIS
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ROCKETING from obscurity as a
small-time dancer and singer with
FRAN LIE MAZE. her partner and
friend.
KIT REILLY wins the Sembler radio
contest and a one-year contract to sing
on the company's program as the sue
cessOr to
MANA HARRIS, well-known song
stress. who is retiring. Kit was helped
in getting an addition for the con-
test by
sports announcer Mana tells Kit OF
many IT the problems she will face and
advises her that she must put her ca
reer before anything else. including
marriage. at least for a while.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

l anu L lIIlC VI AhoNlh6
Palace-'Love Crazy" Myrna 10y
and Bill Powell in a mad farce: 1l:5o
am, 2:15, 4:45, tbs and GAS pm.
Capitol-"The Big Store" the
Marx Brothers go mercantile: IL
am, las, 4:30, 7:15 and 10 pm.
Stage shows: /, 3:45, $50 and 9:l5
pm.
Keith's-"In the Navv," Abbott
and Costello aid CD the defense ef-
fort: 11:15 am, 1:20, 1928, 5:35, TAO
and $50 pm.
Earle-"Adventure In Washing
ton" romance under the Capitol
dome: 11:O5 am, las, 4:30, TBS
and 10 pm. Stage shows: 12:45,
$3.50, 6:15 and 9 pm.
LittIe-"Charlie Chaplin Festi-
val" collection of his best
comedies: 1870 am, 2, 4:30, Z and
9:35 pm.
Columbia-"I Wanted Wings" life
among the flying cadets, exciting
10:45 am, 1:25, 4:10, $50 and 9:35
pm.
Metropolitan -" Time Out for
RHYTHM" musical with Ann Miller,
Rudy Vallee, Rosemary Lane: 11:15
am, 1:20, 3:25, 5:35, TAO and 9:45
pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts;
continuous from 10 am.
| In the Country.
Roadside-"Too Much Johnson.
madcap urn-of-the-century come
dy: $3.50 pm.
Cross Roads-"Reserve Two fol
Murder" a mystery-thriller: 8:3C
pm.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Signs Lubitsch

Walter Wanger stole march on
three other screen producers when
he announced consummation Of
contracts by which he acquires the
directorial services of Ernst Lubitsch
and the screen rights to an original
melodramatic comedy. The film,
as yet untitled, is declared by Wan
ger to be more spectacular than
Foreign Correspondent" 1t has
been written by Melchior Lengyel.
well-knoWn author of stage and
screen farces, with Lubitsch as a
collaboration.
The association of Lubitsch with
Wanger is characterized as "one of
the happiest in years" by the pro-
ducer. When Wanger was head OF
Paramount's production and Lub-
itsch was that company's most sue
cessful director, they worked to-
gether on Smiling Lieutenant" and
other pictures, which established the
director as a leader in his field.
Because of the unique nature of
the story, details regarding its locale
are being carefully guarded, with
the director and the scenarists COM
pleting the screen play away from
the studio. Production will start in
the fall. Meanwhile Wanger is Civ
ing primary attention to the produc-
tion of Shutdown" which Henry
Hathaway is directing on location
in New Mexico, with Gene Tierney
starred and Bruce Cabot, George
Sanders and Harry Carey heading
the supporting cast.
Evening star., 1941-07-02

Jack Carson, Ella Kazan and Billy
Halop. Nolan has a beard, and it is
white. "Why?" I ask him. Lloyd
takes off his cap and reveals snow
white hair.
Il just got tired of dying it black"
he explains. MY hair has been
white since I was 49,"
Martha Scott, in "One foot In
Heaven" tells me she must be slip
ping because in this picture, II age
only up to A." Un Cheers for Miss
Bishop she reached the age of 80)
At the moment, Martha is % and
engaged to Fredric March. The
story covers 20 years of their mar
ried life. MY own marriage will
be one year old in September she
says ecstatically. Were praying
for child. want lots of children.
My grandmother was one of IA
and eight of them are still living.
So I guess there's hope for mel"
Martha gives credit for her happy
marriage to the fact that husband
Carlton Alsop is Is years older than
she is. Older men understand
better" she says. They are more
tolerant than young men. They
haven't irritating habits" what
about it, young men?
X y ~
Freddie March, the minister hero
of Hartzel Spence's book, is trying
to break his habit of smoking sc
cigarettes a day. This should make
good publicity tie-up for the role)
Whenever Freddie gets the urge fol-
a cigarette. he tries to chew candy
instead. This is doing better than
Gary Cooper, who, when he tried
to give up smoking chewed tobacco
March and wife, Florence Ed
ridge. will return to the New York
stage in December in Hope for a
Harvest" They toured in the play
five weeks in the spring. The chief
difference between acting for the
stage and the screen, according to
March, is that for the screen you
act for the front row only. For the
stage you must project your voice
and personality to fill the theater'
At this point in the conversation
Freddie looks around wildly, then
begs, "for Heavens sake. someone
give me cigarette!" I leave him
blissfully blowing smoke rings.
John Ford does not usually en-
courage visitors or reporters to visit
his sets. But the place is swarming
with them for How Green Was My
Valley" Henry Fonda is visiting
the man who directed him in The
Grapes of Wrath" Writer Dudley
Nichols is watching the boss put
Maureen O'Hara and young Roddy
McDowall through their Welsh
PAGES the latter players give me
news from home Maureens mother
who "Clippered" back to Ireland
some months ago. will stay there
There are five other children and
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Story for Gary

Samuel Goldwyn has purchased
THE Singing and the Gold" an
original screen story, to star Gary
Cooper
Written by Howard Koch and
Anne Froelich, well-known screen
writer's, it is a story of the de-
scendants of original Dutch settlers
in a small town on the Hudson
River.
The picture is planned as Cooper's
next to follow the comedy tenta-
lively titled The Professor and the
Burlesque Queen" which Howard
Hawks is now preparing to direct
for GoldWyn.
William Wyler will direct "The
Singing and the Gold" as soon as he
finishes The Little Foxes" in which
he is now directing Bette Davis.
This would indicate that GoldWyn
is returning to production in earn
est. Planned for his immediate
schedule, in addition TO the above
are Bob Hope comedy. as yet un-
titled, and The Life and Stories OF
Hans Christian Andersen" which
he will produce Jointly with Walt
Disney.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Mystery Is Staged
At Cross Roads

Murder mysteries of the "Hellza-
poppin'" school-in which the ac-
ton takes place not only on the
stage but throughout the entire
theater, with characters popping up
among the audience at intervals
seem to delight certain folk. They
also seem to be just the sort of
lght-hearted drivel to make pleas
ant tomfoolery of hot summer
night in a barn theater, which is
probably as cool as any place even
if that isn't much. So each year
the Cross Roads Theater tries TO
come up with one such item, now
presenting mystery comedy called
Reserve Two For Murder"
This is a conventional enough ex-
ample of its type. In the begin
ging play is apparently going on
on the stage Then the leading man
and author is shot and anyone in
the audience might be guilty, with
good reason. There are suspects by
the dozen. or at least it seems So
There is a wise Chinese detective
There is a sort of oaflsh and not
bright American detective. There
is lot of noise. Some of the peo-
pie involved do not make enough
noise to be intelligible on occasion,
to be sure, but most of the time
there is a lot of noise We do not
know who the culprit is because this
murder looks very much like a deed
committed by an overenthusiastic
critic. so We left before the finger
of suspicion pointed.
The cast of Reserve Two for Muir
der" includes Marion Harvey, Fran
els x. Nolan, Suzanne Carrier, James
Gleason, William Draper, Cleone
Pollard, Evelyn Wynn Porter, Gene
Murphy, Sidney BaSsler, Marie Au-
gust, w Julian Hatcher. Edith ST.
monds, Ruth May and Bob Lester
HIM
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Jane WYATT Back

Jane Wyatt, dark-haired young
actress recently placed under long
term contract by R-K-O Radio Pic
lures, has been assigned the fem
mime lead opposite Dennis OKeefe
in her studios coming film, Week
End for Three" Tay Garnett will
produce the picture with Irving Refs
directing.
Week End for Three" is expected
to go before cameras late this month.
In the supporting cast will be Ed
ward Everett Horton, Philip Reed,
Franklin Pangborn and Marion Mar
tin.
The story is an original by Bud
Schulberg, with screen play by Alan
Campbell and Dorothy Parker.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
What a Difference!
What a difference a few yea

What difference a few years
make!
Alexander Korda was publishing
a motion picture magazine in Buda-
pest in 1913. That year he gave a
young artist his first job-drawing
few ducks and the like. For a
single page of drawings he paid the
artist with one pound of coffee.
A few weeks ago Korda, now a fa-
nous film producer, handed the
same artist, now the celebrated Mar
eel Vertes, a check in five figures
for designing the costumes for Merle
Oberon to wear in her new starring
film. lydia which Korda is pro-
ducing.
Evening star., 1941-07-02

my father in Ireland" says Maui
reen.
Master McDowals father is in the
truck transport business in London
"Our house has been bombed twice
he tells me. But not badly-there' S
only a hole in the roof"
(Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc)
Evening star., 1941-07-02

Miss Lane Married, she was not
only minus a honeymoon. but the
marriage to Oren Haglund was
called a day-after day. She does
not want repeat
Working with Miss Lane in the
film is as fine a group of character
actors as you'll ever see in one
Hollywood picture. There are Lloyd
Nolan, Richard Whorf fresh from
his tour with Lunt and Fontanne,
and whom they are calling an
other Orson Welles." He has a
writing, acting, directing contracD, 4,
Evening star., 1941-07-02

sight is not too
good, but that
may not pre-
vent his being
called up"
And what if
he isn't? Will
you marry right
aWay?" I ask
her.
No. There's
no hurry. I'd
like to finish
this picture first
so we can have
a real honey
moon" says Pat.
Tho fret time
Evening star., 1941-07-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE OLD NEW ORLEANS RESTAURANT,
1914 Connecticut ave. at 18th ST. NV,
has COMP ed the installation of its air
conditioning in the entire building. and is
now open every day from IL IN. to 2 a m. D.
including Sunday
FROM THIS DATE I WILL NOT BE RE-
Sponsible for any bills or obligstions unless
contracted personally by me. ALBERT D.
MINICHELLA. %
CHAIRS FOR RENT SUITABLE FOR
BRIDGE PARTIES banquets. weddings
and meetings 10c UP per day each New
chairs. Also invalid rolling chairs for
-Hnt or sale UNITED STATES STORAGE
% AIS ION ST. NV METROPOLITAN 1874
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
JOSEPH NJ. VAN SICKLER, As NJ St Nv.
A DEAL FUNERAL AT S75
Dor'r waste insurance money" Call DEAL
with 25 wears experience Lincoln 5000
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Priscilla Lane Won't Wed
In Haste a Second Time
Engaged to Young Newspaperman,
She Says There'll Be No Repeat
Of Her One.Day First Marriage
By SHEILAH GRAHAM.

has kitten Priscilla Lanes dressing
Quiet
The petest of the Lane oooks happier
while. She Vcovlle
But don't know when we'll marry" tells
Evening star., 1941-07-02
CREW MANAGER

q woman. ! man. with crew al prsssr'.
or capable of Organizing and handing
crew salary and commission See M
Merritt. 1929 ST. ", lst floor. 10 m
TO ] pm.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
HELP MEN e. WOMEN,

CLERK-TYPIST, state age, education. eZ-
perience, II any, own Handwriting salary,
Sll5 monthly Box 2S4-J. Star.
COUPLE 10 manage large guest house
must be experienced industrious, sober
eXcellen, salary. room and board. AID.
64l5. bet I2-5 pm.
FARMER AND WIFE. white man to voTk
on MONTGOMERY Co farm. and wife TO cook
and 90 houseVork. must he Al sli-srourd
farmer and wife must Be excellent cook
and housekeeper. sOoo salary and WORKING
conditions peTmaner position eXceLer +,
OppOrfunlty GIVE 4 eSnPTlence and
referarrce pCy * J CO.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
LOST.

BROOCH, yellow gold. sunburst, center
diamond, surrounded by pearls: in Jelleff S,
Monday afternoon: reward. WO a003.
BULLDOG. black Is mos old vic. 3rd and
Kennedy sts.- NV; s25 reward. $40 Z
st. ne. II. 1919.
CAMEO BREAST PIN with large white
head lost Lansburgh dept store Please
notify Abbie Rathbone. Maryland Courts,
SIS 9th ST. ne Reward.
CHANGE PURSE. containing money: lost
in vicinity OF 14th and C. or vic OF May
flower liberal reward. WO. al05.
CROSS, white gold. with chip diamonds:
between pos sth ST. ne and sth and Va.
ave. Sc. Tuesday. AT. s29a-W Reward
PURSE. lady's. blue leather: June -, at
Conn ave Hot Shoppe or Hotel Anna polls
garage: keep money and return rest. 5027
Reno I'd
PURSE. white: money and unredeemables
vicinity Of Capitol Franklin 1852.
SCOTTIE. black female Colesville pike al
Four Corners: reward Shepherd %536-J.
SORORITY PIN. Phi Mu. name on back.
lost on July !. between Woodward 4
Lothrop's and Neptune Room NE. 1850.
WATCH CHARMS t2D. one Sisms Chi cross.
white enamel other blue enamel and stone
set. Owner S. o. Ford, Room c04, 1919
st. NV. -
Evening star., 1941-07-02
HELP MEN.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS
SECRETARIES WANTED.
SELECT POSITIONS.


sTENOGRAPHERs. experienced and be-
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oSSs Ssss Miss KS1GHr. Female Depto
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TYPISTS, several good openings
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M See Mr. BYRD, Male Dept)
INVESTIGATORS, insurance statesmen need
ENGINEERS, all kinds.
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BODY AM AND FENDER MAN. $40 wk'
Gas Gas STAT STATION ATTENDANTS 61.
FTRNITURE REFINisHER, with D c.
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COUPLE. married, housekeeper. etc, s120
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. FOOD CHECKER, CASHIER
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! SALESLADIES, millinery. hosiery, etc.
! MATTRESSES. several openings
/ NO CHARGE unless WE PLACE YOU
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THE RELIABLE AGENCY 1902 1lth ST.
| DE. 1851, has gh.w.. cooks, day workers.
| paTt-time mothers helpers. 3
Evening star., 1941-07-02
HELP WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR thoroughly expert
enced finger wsver and manlcurlst. steso7
position. salary and commission. Duke
Beauty Salon. $40 I5th 81. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, good salary, stesdv
position; pleasant surroundings. Warfeid
az
Evening star., 1941-07-02
EQuNn

COLLIE. male. about 3 yrs. old. white COL
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dog erievins for owner. WO 33n2.
DOG small brown Pekineese, with green
collar. small lock on collar. ia. 4495
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MONEY. Claim by letter, BOX 4e7-H,
Star.
Evening star., 1941-07-02

BEAUTY OPERATOR. thoroughly expe-.-
enced. Gail Nlchigan q247.
BEAUTY OPERATOR full or part tlme
excellent salary; shop convenient to
lines 333 Carroll ST., Takoma PARK. D. {
Georsia 1855
Evening star., 1941-07-02

lass. He takes his physical
ion this week. His eye
Evening star., 1941-07-02

THE RELIABLE AGENCY. 1902 1Ith st,
DE. 1851, has gh.w.. cooks, day workers.
part-time mothers helpers. 3
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-24
ThanksgivingDaY
In Washington to
Be November 20

There will be two Thanksgiving
days again this year, but in 1912
all states will return TO observing
the last Thursday IN November.
Two-thirds OF the states, includ-
ing Washington. will celebrate
Turkey day on Nov. 20, the others
on Nov. 81.
Here Is the list:
Nov. 20.-Massachusetts, where
the custom originated: Maine,
North Carolina, Rhode Island,
Connecticut-all having changed
the date for the first time this
year-and Alabama, Arizona. Cali
fornia, Colorado, Idaho, Illinois. In
diana, Kentucky. Louisiana, Mary
land, Michigan. Minnesota, Missis-
sippi, New Jersey. New York,
North Dakota. Ohio, Oregon, Utah.
Virginia, Washington. West Vir-
ginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming.
Nov. 81. - Arkansas, Delaware.
Florida, Georgia. Iowa. Kansas,
Montana, Nebraska. Nevada, New
Hampshire, New Mexico, oklaho-
ma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina,
South Dakota, Tennessee and Yer
mont.
Missouri and Texas have not yet
set their Turkey Day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-24

L. s Forest Service. the American
Society Of Foresters. ard other
non-partLssn authorities FOR expert
evidence on the facts OF tree grow
ing hy private owners o. timber
lands. He described the tree
nursery nov being established on
Nisqually flats BY the West Coast
Lumoernens association in CO.
operation with forest operators.
with a capacity OF 5000 900 seed
lings annually for planting on fire
denuded lands. and the 1000. 600
acres Of young forest derived from
seed trees in the Douglas fir re-
gion, as material evidence Of tree
growing by forest industries in
the Pacific Northwest.
1t would really seem as though
the time had come when, acting
as good sportsmen. the Forest
Service and all other American
individuals, and groups. and in
dustries, and writers who have
a deep interest in our forests,
should recognize that many Of
their desires are in the process
Of being carried out" Olzendam
said. II wonder why they don't
stick out the good square hand
Of a teammate and help Us hold
the forest front OF free enter
prise. help us hold il as another
example OF the American way to
lick a tough problem"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-24
Logging Congress Addressed
On Opening Day by 0lzendam

sEATTLE-sessions Of the sd
annual Pacific Logging Congress
continued here Thursday. with
election Of officers slated for late
in the day.
Nearly 1000 delegates are here
from six western states and
Canadian provinces.
Roy p. Morse. LongvieW. was
believed in line for the presidency
held by Truman ". Collins. Port
land Directors will choose a
president and vice president. and
re-elect A. Whisnant. Portland.
executive secretary A. A. Lsus-
man, Portland, Is the current vice
president.
At the opening session Wed
nesdsy. Roderie Olzendam, Ia
coma, personnel and public rela-
tons director Of the Weyer-
haeuser Timber CO.. delivered the
principal address.
He outlined contributions Of the
forest industries TO American life
over the past 800 years, present
contributions TO national defense,
and contributions to the future
in the growing Of trees, in asking
the public to help us hold the
forest front Of free enterprise"
Olzendams address Of welcome
to the congress was entitled We
are Growing Trees. He cited
the University Of Michigan, the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-24
Tacoma Active Club
Host on Thursday

Tacoma Active club Thursday
evening at Model grin VIII be host
70 Aetivians from Seattle. Kirk
land and Everett
A portion Of the program viIl
be broadcast over KTBi at 7.4s.
and an address vii be delivered by
Actlvisn international President
Art Fairchild. District Governor
John S. Read also vii speak.