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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19

Will Fete Bride To Be
OF Mount Clemens Man

INVITATIONS have been H.
sued for q shower Saturday eve
ming honoring Carolyn Lillian
Dopp Of Detroit, bride-to-be q
Arnold o. Ratxow Of Mount
Clemens.
Four aunts Of the honor guest
will be the hostesses, Miss Ida
Kraatx, at whose home ut 10l
Hubbard avenue the party viii
take place, Mrs. Elmer Kraatx,
Mrs. Albert Dens, and Mrs. A.
Lagergram Of Detroit.
Miss Dopp, the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruben Dopp Of De-
troit, will marry Mr.. Ratxow,
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Ratzow, Of Mount Clemens on
Saturday, April 20, In Mt. CAL
vary Lutheran Church in De-
troit.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
Grace Church Guild
Hears Book Review

GRACE CHURCH GUILD
met yesterday TOR potluck lunch-
con In Grace parish house, fol-
lowed By a,meeting, when Mrs.
Kari Ketohnnss reviewed pe6r3
Bucks biosfaphy Of her mother.
The Exile"
Mrs. A. M Mellier and Mrs.
II. B. Irvine reported upon the
meeting Of Williams House Aux
1liary In Detroit and upon the
meeting Of presidents and xroup
leaders at st. Johns church a.
Detroit. Both meetings were
held last week.
Mrs. Mary Scott Simpson was
honored with Z birthday rernem-
brance and cake. Hosteeses for
the afternoon were Mr.. Charles
Sanders, Mrs. Frank Prinsnitx
and Mrs. Lillian Alguire.
The guild will meet next
Tuesday ct ten o'clock for sew-
Ing, with Z Lentsn study on
China at two In the afternoon.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
Eight Cites ReprI|
at Birmingham, Ilis|

MRS. QUINCY WRIGHT @
Chicago yesterday utilised IL
history Of the toeeign policy q
the League Of women votesyy
st : luncheon meeting In Bism-
ingham attended By l3s mesn-
beers and friends Of the league
from several cities IN the south
ern part OF the ststs.
Nrs. Wright. who u national
chairman q foreign policy foe
the league, n . beilliant epeak-,
er. and her talk yesterday ~
veaied the reason for the na-
tional leagues support Of TIE
''lend-lease'' bin recently,
passed.
In 1920, when the Lesgue q
Women Veters wAs founded,
the United States had REFUSED TO
join the League Of Nations, and
was following IN isolation pol
Icy. Shortly after this, the M
tion's policy changed, and the
United States became . leader
in backing disarmament co.,
ference. hoping 70 replace arma-
r,aents with treaties.
The League Of Women voterA
which Was one step ahead d thu
government al the way through
this development Mrs. Wright
declared, It this time made II
hrst Official Statement. The
League declared that N isola-
ton policy wa not only inspos-
sible but was not svsn desirable.
At this time The League e
Women Voters endornod H.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
Boord Of RuroI Teochers
To Meet Thursday

THE EXECUTIVE BOARD Of
Macomb County Tsachsrs' Asso-
citation viii meet Thursday.
March 30. ct High Bank School
on Ridge road near Armada.
The meeting will be called 1t
$50 o'clock, with Mrs. Elgin
Quick Of High Bank School -
chairman Of the committee Of
arrAngements. Her assistant will
b Mrs. Esther Neuman Of
Warrington School.
ORDER or EASTERN STAR
Officers' Practice will Be held
Friday evening in Masonic hall
ut 7:48 o'clock.
.
MRS. RICHARD wolff Is i'll
ut her home On Church street.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
1908

GET A LOAD Of sports
smartness in this one simple pat
terni 8008 includes . gunback
frock and jacket blouse tn q {
tranEorms II into = suit-frock.
Besides, the sun-frock pattern IL
perforated 20 that you can use
IL 70 make the tailored skirt,
skstched IN the corner. silk
print, pique, linen, bingham and
shark6kin srs smart for this.
Pattern No. oooo 10 designed
in even Sizes IL 70 20. Size ~,
4 2f3 yards of 30-inch material
without nap.
For this attractive pattern,
send lSc IN coin, your name,
address pattern number and
sire - The Dotly Monitor To-
days Pattern ooEvice, l0o-7th
Ave-, New York Ny.
oGnd. SiGht this minuto, for
Z eopy q ~ noW. Pattesn
DonA m Z tg1llIoue 1nQhion
pasa6o 9 ~ ~ opeing s(yles,
= noo6Hn1 1T Sou en- eooily
nnho g tonnol
yo1tognI ~ ps1onsn noeb. lsc
ss1ses6 Ss0sdlss: }oe.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
Episcopal League, Guests
Hear Review st Exile

YOUNG Wo&aTS Ge10CO-
PAL LEAGUE enteStainsd The
Business 0irlS Group 9 Girls
yriandly lat sveninS - Grace
payi6h honee. Mr.. Karl Kstehum
eaxo . book sevisw b1 Pearl
Sucks Story 6 IL lie Of her
nao<hsr, 'The Exile"
lfss. 'xetchnm h . clever
Spialkss, and combined h her
review the tregie elements with
IN humorous incidents in the
story, 20 sbeorb her audience.
The book deals with Carris, m
Asnericon-born girl. who goes .
China WITH her missionary hus-
bond. Her difficult lie there,
bringing UP her children In the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
Coming Events
70 svsid eeatliesjeS In sestiR1 ds,ss en- fes
changes n essules aseesjaes, cell 1900.

Wed, Mar. ls-Twelve Bellies Club At the home Of Jean
ss' - % s Club !. +: HON. Of MIS- c.e.
Hebss. % Gibbs street. ct pm.
wsd M;r classes IN room 49, Mount Glenn
wsd Mar 10 Daisy Club Of ST. Louis parish At the home
wed Mar lesis shot Club At the bone Marian Testy
Wed, Mar. ls-B. T. NJ Junior sisterhood with Audr.e
We'd Mar. le-chid Study Group q It the home Of Mrs.
Thurs: Mar 100 " aa Circle 4 kass Daughter. Hon.
at 100 pm Mrs Mary Scott simpson. hosses.
Thurs Mar aooroup wscs tn Methodist church parloss
Thurs. Mar Public meeting Of Clinton 1esh,p Uni. Of
7us Man. se-; :sss' luncheon asS 3 n church par
H. s ey Gaop eau . starts at
Thurs, Mar. 3o-Mount Clemens Extsnson Group I, pot
Thurs, MAJ: aoRoss Club, At the homs q Nh Harry Clo
. Lam: .s cs:S.s ss.S q 1,i. h !. 49, Nm. J, NJ.
Harold urmy, miller street. At , pm.
7hsrs Mar ao.i1ss Club Of s. Louis sssis WITH Mrs.
Thrs Nh. so-Irisn1hip Circle party e q heue Of Mrs.
thur. 'Ss ., ssss 1sss ,s cave rs. !: n ! y.
ha% r.. Of nolosss e. n ssssvuis q 71o p m
T: MAJ Ms. ldss s = e g: = p%
sanss party e hs home q Ma y. Yullsf is1 Dsckin-
Thurs, MAJ Club q s Louis p.ra. q u.
hcms q Mrs Aaiph orssnfieid. 7io Eastman srest. q
1hur Mar seTss and bas als Il he soA.s 4 M Lsss
Dtnel and Mra 1dgar LAnsesa waahinstoa srees, New
sssS 4 ~ s. s@ % q = Il. .ss s.:
uuoeo. 49, $500 asEt hssst.
Fri, Mn. 4o-Pssshytsan Niaioaasy Socsy q ne home
q MSA Harold Green 11e Smith Strset st $50 pm.
Fri Mr church choir practice. q H. church
st 74o Pm. ~
m, NM 3iTsa seassrsd - wssminse~ ouild q rrss-
hytefiaq chuEs q ~ hoGne e Mia A. A. Thoapepa.
% ,lnlse asss4 Apm > - Pm.
m, ~. 3lQeVR !. WecD 6 AGehedlot cArch q IL
m. M st--l o. o. !. 8 Ss.s6 han, = ! ysa rahs
~ - 49,. - IN B 7ssS - - - ! 49,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
~ Rebekahs
Go to Memphis

TWENTY-NINE member Of
Rebekah Lodge Of Mount Glenn
ems attended . Visitation In
Memphis last evening. where lO7
members Of District Number 3
were present, including visitors
from Almont. Armada, Mem
phis, Port Huron, Romeo and
sc. Clair. Entertainment was
furnished BY Romeo Rebejah
Lodge. including community
singing and refreshments.
Thoss, from Mount Clemens
were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hess,
Mr.. and Mrs. william Erick, Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Toas, Mr. End
Mrs. Hugo Siewert Mr.. and Mrs..
Albert Gle&ke, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.. Tom
Barney, Mr.. end Mr.. Charles
Wood. Mr.. Cracs Mallast.
Mrs. Lulu Rjckert Mrs. ida
Noe, Mrs. Boyd Fulton, Mrs.
Charles Rowland, Mrs. Philip
Plevok, Mrs.. Charles Stark. Mr..
Walter Tihin, Mrs. Howard
0roat, Mrs. Harry Green, llrs.
Jsmes Gray, Mrs. John Stearng
and william Babe.
On Friday evening. March -.
another District 3 visitation viii
b held q Romeo 1t eight
o'clock. Members who want
transportation are lsked b mest
&C 0:lS In Barron hall. .
mrs. VANCE SICKLES u
p6rt Huron will entertain hsr
bridge club tonorrow afternoon
for luncheon and cards. MOunt
Cl1uaepe 1noonhegp a ~ DTpep
inclpde 70 0oDa nd >(plart M,
Dtek3oi6 16&ors Nkus q II. A.
\ dorsun, Nh. Harold 0roon, Nh,
Roscoe Heclkamen and Mira Hnrs
old Kruse. The other two n6e6s
bo11 Mr.. Charles Moooly ND
Mrs. D. Mason are Of Pontiac.
MRS. DAVID 8. CHLDe ma
Mrs. James Erskine won hl6h
score last evening .at the regular
weekly duplicate tourna1nent
held 6 Mrs. Erslkine's home a
Cass avenue.
KINGSLEY q. PURToN m
returned 70 Fort LauderdAlo.
Fla, TO spend the next tWo
weeks, when he will drive 1er1.
Purton and their three chlldrGn
home.
MR.. AND MRS. wALDlfAR
ScHR3lBER q Lsnox, are b.
ing congratulated upon III blrth
Of = son. barn Last evening n 81.
Jossph's hospital.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
FEC Girls Club Parry
Set for Tomorrow

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
Expert Tells RosevilIe Audience
How to Have a Nice Lawn

DIR. JAMES TYSON, Soils
Department, Michigan State
College, addressed the Joint
meeting Of the East Detroit and
Roseville Garden and P.T.A.
groups and others at the East
Detroit High School last night
on the preparation Of the seed
bed and care Of the lawn.
He emphasized the impor-
tance Of having = good lawn soil.
Heavy soils that need draining
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
MIND YOUR
MANNERS

Tess yoxr kxoscle6es o. or.
rect social xsags By asssceyiwo
the foIaos0tns questions. tAex
checking S9oSHst the owtAorjto-
tire oSsscsrs bsJo>e:
!. Il . patient IA I hospit,i
expected 70 tip the nurses who
take care Of him? 81
:. Is Il customary q tin the
nurse who unpacls or nacks
ones bag on srriving or leaving
the hospital?
3. II . nurse u particularly
good about wheeling Z couva-
leecent patient around, should
abe b. tippedI
=. e . doctor who takes care
OF Z very III patient In : hos.
pital = especially kind and con.
dderate to mamhors Of tn tam.
ily, would Il b oil right for one
Of them 70 write him . note ex-
pressing their appreciation after
Tie patient leaves The ho6pitalf
8. T. II corrsct for Z psGient
to call his doctor. ''Doc''f
Wat sOosI6 vos 70 e.
Yos receive Eesosys from q
frs~S seAss vos are IN tAs noe.
pttel-
(a) Ten tie friemS ASse ~seA
Jos epprsptets6 tAsi scAes
he comes - Sc Ssss
~ Ten sAs f1sn6 Aov Jesslv
tie tIoUeys- sesvs spAss yos
see Mn, go ,sorses No .
vote o. sAssks o. soon 60
yss ere sSJss
AngwogS
I. No.
;. No.
:. No. Though 4 . nurse u
egDeejally theuUD tDuo ~ holp-
ful q = uloo . ~ hor . Nh
W1eo 80 leQvoD ~ hsGp1tol.
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19

AN IOWA HU6BAN0 6Ie4
suit foe divorces the othsr day
charging that his wife unokod
continually and red sHseutinnoQ-
tai and amorous HtDeotDe6's
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19

American way enid Chineee tn-
flusnce. makes Z fascinating
tale. .
Besides the Girls Friendly
group three other guests were
present, Mr., Vance Sicklss Of
Port Huron, Mrs. Olive Hand
and Patricia Caldwell.
At the League meeting which
preceded The book review, Mrs.
r. b. Irvine reported upon De-
troit meetings shs attanded re-
Gently. Mrs. Lswrsnce Blades
had charge Of tn devotionals.
Following the book reviaw tho
League served rsfrejhments,
with Mrs. George n. Merifield
and Mrs. Harry N. Mstler -
hostesses. Mrs q, Stuart De-
Mott, presided 1t the tea-table.
The next, League meeting will
be held In the parish house on
April Fools Day.
GIRLS FRIENDLY
The Girls Friendly group
held their business meeting in
another room Of the parish house
before going IN to hear the book
review. Plans Tor dinner and
theatre party are to completed
1t the next meeting. Winifred
Duckwitx, Berniee Smith and
Thelma Lea-y form the commit
tee In charge Of arrangements.
Elizabeth Duckwitz reported
upon the two successful rum
mage sales held recently by the
group.
Two new members, Yolanda
Wan Beversluys and Kathleen
Beer, have recently Joined the
group.
The next meeting will be held
next Tuesday evening at 7:30
o'clock at the home Of Jean
Richard, Riverside drive.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19

WeS>SUO eSODD~>-D 'fia- = iI'fi
could div6ees them Tomorrow.
Z Even 4 In men wouldn't tnke
advsntoeo e such wifely ~ -,
smoking and wasting time -
trashy 1iforatl1fs e wouldn't ~
6 rod . hive thsm know thoe
eoue1s cooaider such Aline =.
serious o6snss assinst : b.
bGnd.
Hsesuss women hive vsehoo
4 @ thae thsy have thnuo
pestty uaaseh their own ~ ~
i 4 uneeesseol h 49, - !
.llos lhot j1Dt . spoa al ~ \,
~ pefmilR ~ Win N1
0oanS ho1o I'm ~ NoM m =
sph uploO ~ ~ ~ = c. &
.1l6lIn - - ~ ~ y
e n1AsAlnA -
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
TeseI,ers Plan
Fun. Fest Tonight

FIFTY members It n 9
Teachers Club are expected to
gather this evening for . FUN
fest" In the Community Room
Of the Mount Clemens High
school, ut eight o'clock.
Progressive games will be the
feature Of the evening, under
the direction q Mary May SEQ
Vile, physical education teacher
In the high school.
Florence Ram ID general
chairman and assisting her are
Mabel Allison, Arnold Knepley,
Edward X nu d 20 n, Elizabeth
Harwood r. In charge Of refresh
ments, and James Mathieson Of
publicity.
THOSE from st. Louis Coun-
Gil Of National Council OF Catho-
lie Women who are planning to
attend the arch-diocesan day
convention Of meow in Detroit
on Saturday are Mrs. Arlo Higgs
and Mrs. Vernon Kerwin, dele
gate and alternate respectively,
Mrs. Robert Vcgel, Mrs. Irene
Forgue. Mrs.. Walter Meldrum
and Mrs. Martin Dusgan.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
Baby Clinic

A BABY CLINIC will be held
on Friday 1t the Kings Daush-
ters Home on Market street
from 1880 20 2:30 o'clock.
lnoculstions for diphtheria and
smallpox will be given.
MRS. II. b. HUBBARD enter
tanned 1t dessert bridge yester-
day - her home on Hubbard
avenue, Pri1es. we're won by Mrs.
J6ck Penning. Mrs. Robert Ora.
ham and Mrs. Fred Pringnitx.
MRS. b. v. NUNNELEY,
Mrs. A. A. Thompson, Mrs.
Christian r. Matthews, Mrs.
Mark Alpern and Mrs Lawrence
Schptt are In Montreal on Z brief
motor visit.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19

should b tiled uo5nv ~ the, ]
rod apart, ana laid ~ below
the surfaces. Il muck = 70 b
used In the soil % tighten IT. use
rs muck - AZ o4 tn mineral
soils. Il h important to get .
good arm ed bed. The seeds
should be plantod at = depth Of
~. In preparing the ground
roll Il and rake 8 4hbtoughly -
@ to prevent pockefs h The soil
Just, before 1eedlnS ralkA 4
lightly and lpp1y ~ I'D.
Brood least ~ - t ~ YaAe Il
Cnespoud. ~ 10 .toVt;
For the average eonditiong, NJ
best mixture q COZ Kantucky
Blue erase and 10x Red Top.
Some prefer 70 use. COZ Ken
lucky Blue 0Tass. s. White
Glover and 81 Red Top.
Before the ground y seeded II
should be fertill1ed with Z COM
which /. hish q N,trnser. !;
should = snniisd - ~ rsts ~
IA nosmds ~ ssch I000 sr,,.rs
feet.
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mix h with ~ Ths - ~
Ia start I. Is~,n q lste Ams,,st -.
early aeptember
Lawns shor,ld b moved - -
to cut tho mas C : heisht a.
not less than two inchss. IN
lawns should b watsrsd thor
or Q inchss. fThis 8 sIeo true for
shrubs and 6Owefv.) win TIL
practjce q viii reQuiro euttins
oftsner Tran e Il wsrs cut at :
height o. one inch. Loavo the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
Test Tube Dinner Gown

Om e ~
slAanaiss's
tast-ollbe cane
this drosaalie
evening 6eek--
Tor ~ usds
q . nsw Git
eelllsjees AHA
yasia. ne yssn
- hanAlEnk -
toena . sfaheis'
that hes .
OquIa,liks sli1tss
end sparka.
particularly
stirling IN TIE
engstSast o1 black
md whlte used
herr. Me
slkigt he's Z
becoming front
!fillness, high
round necklina
and short cap
slssvss The
jaclrst i
dossbts-tnit,
Win q ON.
sliIah bek
elviag - slastie
e&eek
Dsslsasd ~
Mdaldins
Lsyda.
-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19

w u lie u Q
h o u 3 z w OIL 4
" atted 70 b
done.
The ~ o me :
q AlyaoTiea hn6
better b . p .
that the judGo
finds Ghoee two
"o6enoos'' are
n o { grounds
for divorces.
I. b . G q y Q .
Il tn . y are
there ore thou
sands Of wives
In n a erica
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
Mrs. .Prosch Entertoins
Club Last Evening

MRS. JOHN PROsCH enter
tanned members Of her club last
evening Ut her home on Lafay-
cite. Mrs. Harold Koth was Z
guest Of the evening.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Sher-
man Palmer, Mrs. Andrew
Woodsrslki, and Mrs. John
Wetner, and In addition, Mrs.
Wocdarski won . special prize
brought by Mrs. Koth.
Mrs. Willard Cattanach Of
Lawndale avenue viii entertain
the group next time. on April
Fools Day. RE
MIR. AND MRS. HOWARD
ENGEfHERT, Of Koufe -,
Mount Clemens announce the
birth Of . con. Clair Howard,
born this morning In st Joseph's
hospital.
HENRY KUNOLD, 20 Terrin
place. underwent . major opera
ton at st. Joseph's hospital this
morning. His condition Il good.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19

YOUR SHINING WOOD s,ar.
faces win nevss - . bit eleanes
than The cloths Win which the$
are polished. rtWQuent waiting
Of dustsrs ellminatee danger e
griImy furniture. Opeo . Wook,
g1tloe up md max II soilod
duetgEe a . pall q strone wpsn
sudB. b itse W1slsda.s, tbqy no
b put n ~ W1slsor n ~ 49,
that NJ In ltogn ~ Iast No.
Of clothoD. A1Iee Woshln1, SiDoo
w1ll and Dry n ~, SunnokinG q
dusesss ora Ro1e &9an dlsonfo01
elothlno, eot ~ ;0ook $500.
bu11oao q ~ n1no NA1(A S19I11
soro1ca - 0reh1eD g ~ 01ooo
leeot sGnness - n1nlieok ov(H
- g 0oen1Ise e!clhe nalo
dbol&ks meee eIfI;eus&
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19

MR.. AND MRS. wALDlGAR
ScHR1lBE1, q Lsnox, arg be-
Ing Congratulated upon III h1rth
Of : son. barn Last svsning Il St.
Joseph's hospital.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19

MRS. VERNON HEADLEY
will sntartain the discussion
group Of the Young Women's
Episcopal League tomorrow AFT
ernoon.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19

KINGSLEY a. PUHTON hA9
returned 70 Fort LauderdAlo.
Fla, TO spend the next tWo
weeks, when he will drive Mr..
Purton and their three chlldrsn
home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
Royale Offers
'Winter FOHies'
N ew Ac t S D o t
Night Club
Shows

HEADLINING THE "Mid-Win-
ter Eollies" revue, opening tonight
at the Club Royale, are six charm
ing song stylists and their escorts.
The group, Lester Cole and His
Dubantes, return to the club 10
offer their popular harmony ar
rangements of hit tunes, which
won them successful engagements
in the foremost hotels and clubs
throughout the country since their
appearance here last season.
A delightful young newcomer,
Kay Taylor, whose tap dancing is
exceeded only by her beauty,
makes her initial bow to Detroit
ers tonight. Smart ballroom in
terprctations by Maurice and
Maryca, and mimic Gene Fields
sketch. completes the lineup of
now arrivals. Remaining over are
the George Bernard Royalettes
with new satirical and riotous rou-
tines. Roy Tracy as master of
ceremonies, and Louise Martell.
who sings with Danny Demetrys
Orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
Aero Film
Roles Lead
TOStardOnl
BY BURDETTE JAY

HOLLYWOOD. Jan. PA num-
Der Of Hollywood film stars can
thank their lucky stars for small
roles they played in pictures per-
tanning to aviation.
This was revealed in a survey
which goes back TO the silent days
when Art Smith was a national
hero because he dared pilot a
plane; when Omer Locklear was
the first flying actor, and when the
motion picture industry was con-
centrated at one Hollywood cor
ner with Charlie Chaplin, David
Wark Griffith and Tom lnce FORM
ing the film entertainment trinity
with their Triangle productions.
The first important aviation pic
lures were made with Locklear
and Ben Wilson. These pioneered
the field of aviation film stories
and were later followed by the
initial smash hits of wings"
"HellS Angels, and a number of
others which Melted strongly at
the box Offices and created new
film stars.
When "Wings" was released II
brought 10 the publics attention a
tall. lank young man - Gary
Cooper. His part was small but
IL proved the sesame 10 Holly
woods cinematic doorway TO fame
and fortune. The public -rdaci ed
10 the end that. in Lilac Time -
another aviation picture. he be-
came an established star.
II waS in this same production
that Richard Nfien became a box
office draw and Buddy Rogers was
boosted 10 stellar ranks. II will be
recalled that Colleen Moore was
starred.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
Air Enthusiast

Then young man named How
ard Hughes put several millions IN
a picture based on aviation and
aviators during World War l. The
industry predicted disaster for this
air enthusiast who would carry his
hobby Of airplanos 10 the screen.
But the picture proved 10 be not
only one Of the greatest boN-offiCc
hits, but q picture creating one OF
fiimdom most publlcized stars
Jean Harlow.
Like Cooper. in wings" the
late Jean Harlow played a small
role; that OF a sirenic night club
habltuc. Public acclaim quickly
followed her portrayal Of the
physical beguillng blonde menace
and she became a star.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
A Duplication

A duplication Of such star-mak-
Ing is presently underway IN Hol-
lywood Paramount Is filming Il
Wanted Wings a story based on
tho training Of amy air corps
pilots and with the same thematic
plot as Wings And again j,
may be A picture giving stardom
10 young. hthesune blonde
portraying an unrdlentIng siren.
The Cirl is Veronica Lake. honey
haired and 20 years old, whose
only claim n fame is the playing
Of small parts IN three pictures
and VINO is gwen her chance in a
featured role IN Paramounts air
n.cfurc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
Mental TeIepdthy

A mind reading duo Who pro-
duce amazing results and yet
woive all claim to the supernat-
urnI are Fioretta and Boyette, at
Saks' ShoU Bar this Week. The
pair offer to duplicate any OBJ
Ject which Fiorstta cannot de-
fine whIs standing biindfoIded
in the center of the Hoor-and
they seldom have to pay off.
Wuh them are Corbett and Lor.
raine, musical comedy dancers.
and the Pol Mar Ciris placing
enphaas on a Chinese routine.
Jay Jason dons a sheet to bur-
iesqus the mental act, Whae Pete
Yiera's music accompanies the
solo songs of Harriet Gross.
Rhumba rhythms and fox-trot
tempoS combine. with Viennese and
music 10 vary the
dance sets AZ the Wonder Bar.
Maestro Sammy Dibert adds 10 the
with his xylophone
selections. The trio of Barry vii
kinson. Jimmy Nolan and the
maestro dispense ? novelty and
swing arrangements. and during
the luifS Bill Lockman strums his
guitar while singing popular song
hits. Lovely Pauline Balew is still
featured as the captivating song
Z toilet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
Hal Grayson at
Vanity Tonight

HAL GRAYSON and his orches-
ira, who open an engagement
tonight at the Vanity Ballroom
are often referred 10 rs FINLAND :
favorIte band and the colleges
indispensable man sof rhythm.
Tho versatile aggregation have
played regularly At the University
Of California University Of Wash
lngton. University ol Oregon.