Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-10

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Mr.. PICKERING his own. so he
avishes his affection on relatives
children. He doesn't like 10 intrude
IN their Christmas parties-if they
My know how he felt. -. The
bartender who blurts out the an
,wer when you ask:
Don't you ever get tired of
being a bartender: His reply is,
"Yes. guess that's why bartend-
ers change jobs so often. l left
swell job At the Uptown Club
10 come here. You just get tired
of looking at the same DRINKS
all the time"
The girl singers Uho come
from everywhere - Del Parker,
pho Wds music teacher; Pat
Nash, a Sunday school teacher;
Olga Mendez, dancer; Connie
Bdrleau, who wds a hat check
girl and got her start singing
IN Cincinnati speakedsH. and
Patricia willis Who studied
grand opera singing -. Com
mittee members planning tomor-
row nights Shoot the Works"
party at the Stdtler, Detroits
typical unswer 10 the need for
recredtionol facilities in the army
camps :. Instead Of a drive for
this camp and that one, they
decided TO shoot the works in one
big blopout, and Detroiters are
focking after tickets at SIS each.
The girl who works in a fac.
DRY, cuts her hair short and wears
rousers. When panhandler hit
Ter with, Can you spare me
for supper, Buddy?"
he gave him some change and a
Iurt look. 20. X" she said.
Here! But quit calling me
c. c. Carlton,
,ansing manufacturer, and his
wife at the Book Casino. He's an
d for the understanding like
6 round trips TO Washington.
ever been in a wreck, and
rounded only three times lin no.
id flights.
Sightseers who insist on walk
Ing through every floor Of the
Tropics before they'll sit down
f. Enric Madriguera sending a
telegram to the Rossilianos, Just
before their benefit show.
He knows that a last-minute
telegram helps dispel last-min-
ute nerves before a new show
Glover and LaMae, and
their sophisticated dancing--he
used 10 be a boxer.
The curious upswing in interest
n fortune tellers, and the maya
line that built a swift circulation
because It's guesseS on the war
we're right Even one Of the
most exclusive shops had to start
selling the magazine. but refused
10 advertise it. or put it in the
window The track fans who
insist that they wouldn't think OF
Ignoring il if they ever dream
about a certain horse, because
they think it's a sure-fire bunch
One Detroiter who used 10 be
4 commissioner for a big-time syn
iicate, tells of losing SIS 900 in an
afternoon-but his wife had car
fare TO get home, because she BET
81 on a horse which she picked
because / dreamed about a horse
with a Z in his name"
And the story of the two cronies
who went TO the Kentucky Derby
They saved SIS for il a
tout got hold of them on the frs
race, but explained il away wher
his choice ran seventh. The tout
kept coming back 10 them, anC
when il was post-time for tho
Derby. the two cronies had only Z
dime left:
We'll" said one, ego buy
some peanuts and we'll just
watch the race" Back came
the crony with a box of popcorn
instead whats the idea ."
said his friend II though you
went after peanuts" II
did" said the other. But I met
that doggone tout again"
The erry old nan Who never
misses an evening Ui'hout Wnit-
ing through the dintHg room az
the SeUord. People enjoy seeipg
him, and pet used 10 patching
for him 80. The cigdrCt girl isho
phoned that she ic0s sicL-oHd
got caught because she and her
date lCCf 10 another night SPOT
And another cigoret gDl
1Oko icent 10 pork, as usU0i, oH
her birthday. and was greeted
10Th n cake as Big as O drum =.
And the girl pho didn't pet
along Nth her husband. She got
herself Job checking hats n
supDorf hsrsetf. Now She,
Learned that her husband u
desperately and probably hope
lessin az -. She's gone back Z,
him nor. and - stretching hel
pay 70 make IL care for both ot
them. Just another drama thu
lies by the tCoHside as you roam