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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Large Tonnage Due

Expansion n steel capacity dur-
Ing the year may squire IN even
larger ore tonnage than Is now re-
sight The problem m that case
would hc ehius The u.ae7 ere
ready 80 Do their part Dock orr
carnations afe ~ their peek RI
efficiency. Shiqs nov IN service are
2 part OF What Allen an rs TX
tociates regard IS ore q Tho
finest transportation sefups N the
world The Only trouhlz = there
q 2 IIVI VTIUIEI u tllt-l.
Ship SPEEDS csflrot 3 increased
The only way the tonnage they
carry can he increased Il TO cut
the time In port Ship-fo-shore
radio ph0uos ar Efe and Superior
poYts Vii helm central thlA- There
VII 10 hfrle shore liberty thi.
yrsr for officer o. crews 4 g-day
wsek vii be the r4le rather than
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

WASHINGTON. April L --
Whether Michigan folk realized
it or not. they Rad front-row seats
this week. for one o. fhe great
dramatic acts Of The national de-
Tense program. Appearance Of the
first ore boats oa the lakes. siog-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Leaders Listed

In charge Of the program are
Ralph Budd. western railroad pres
ident and commissioner Of trans
portation for the national defense
advisory commission; Karl W.
Fischer, Chicago railroad executive
and his first assistant and Secre-
tary c. r Allen Of the Lake
Superior Ore Association. defense
consultant on ferrous metals and
alloys in the OPM.
Budd and Allen held final con-
ference in Cleveland last week
with. officers and members Of the
Lake Carriers Association. 70
smooth out the last kinks before
the curtains rise.
The one open question az the
navigation season opens concerns
the possible use of 50 Canadian
ships which under existing law
may not carry cargo between
United States ports.
Experts are studying the cues
ton of amending the law 10
bring them into the lake trade
for the purposes Of this years
drive, or possibly acquiring them
under reverse application Of the
lend-lease program. or possibly In
an exchange eff ocean -Efif9s fer
lake ships.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

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start Of
a per
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W h itch
rehears-
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been In
p r o G.
ress for
weeks
To the
men who
labor at
the de-
+ e MS
machine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Day, Night Labor

Arriving al Erie ports, ships will
he ehuftlcd 70 any open dock for
unloading. Rad, deck and ship
organizations have been closely CO.
ordfnated after weeks Of study
and planning. Steel officials have
agreed 10 take rail shipments of
ore from any source over any
route, Dock forces viii work day
and night At unloading points to
let the ships get away at the ear
lest moment possible.
One Of the new time-Saving de-
vices discussed callS-for grading
ore while moving from mines 10
shipping point on the Lakes.
Checkers would take samples from
loaded cars at the mines. Chemists
would make their tests immedi-
ately. and grades for each car
would he wired ahead. This method
woHld eliminate grading and dou-
bic handling of ore at the mines
before being loaded for rail ship
ment. and still permit classical
tion and segregation in ship holds
TTpvpnt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Red Cross Society
Plans Dance April 10

A dinner dance at the Wardell
Hotel, Woodward and Kirby ave-
nues, will mark the first anniver-
sary of the Instructors Society Of
the First Aid, Water Safety and
Accident Prevention Service Of the
Detroit Chapter. American Red
Cross. The dance will be held
at Z p, m. Saturday, April 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Boyer or Bust, Subject
OF This Short Story, Girls
BY DOROTHY MANNERS
special 70 THE DETROIT TINES

partly because I am a little lazy
and partly because 1 think two
pictures year are enough of
Boyer for the fans"
That's open to argument. Be-
sides, he will have made three
pictures within eight months,
with Back Street" and Hold
Back the Dawn at Paramount
and Ready for Romance" with
Deanna Durbin. Boyer is crazy
about making a picture with
Deanna-even if she is engaged
to be married the minute the
film is completed.
I've been ready for this
screen romance with Deanna for
over two years." he laughs.
We've been scheduled to make
one together for that long. How
ever, / don't see that the delay
will make a great deal of differ
ence in the story. She's still too
young for us to have a serious
romance on the screen-which
is my bad luck, isn't it,"
! don't know how Deanna will
feel about it. but making even
a two-reeler with Boyer isn't my
idea of any form of bad luck
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
All Good Sports

Our actors are always good
sports when awards are made
and no matter how many heart
burns and disappointments are
locked up inside, you'd never
know from the hearty congratu-
lations they give the winners.
We can always consider it a
healthy sign of the times when
there are many good pictures,
any one of which could be
selected.
Competition is healthy in any
business and it is particularly
desirable in the picture business.
AS l said, last year there was
no picture nearly as good as
Gone With the Wind" This
year Grapes of wrath"
Foreign Correspondent" Our
Town, "Rebecca." The Letter.
The Philadelphia Story and
The Long Voyage Home" could
be chosen without any whisper
ings of any one picture company
having swung the election by
their own studio votes.
Both Walter Wanger and
Warmers are handicapped for
each has two pictures which will
split their studio votes. Mike
Curtiz, who should have won the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Miss Reed
Has New
Kind of Role
BY CHARLES GENTRY

ELORENCE REED has lit
L orally been getting away
with murder for years, we've
discovered. In fact, Miss Reed.
who will open in might Must
Fall" at the Cass Theater to-
night, has had long dramatic
career of bloodshed which has
gone unpublished and been widely
heralded.
Dramatic retribution sets in,
however, in Night Must Fall"
the Emlyn Williams thriller, for
now it is Miss Reed who gets
it in the neck" Douglass Mont
gomery is the cheerful and
rather likable homicidal maniac
who does the crotchety old
gal in.
Also in the cast Is Violet Hem
ing. who will be remembered
for her several performances
here with the Bonstelle company
in such amusing pieces as John
Van Druten's "Thege's Always
Juliet"
The outlook for the remainder
of the Cass season is still
little nebulous. Although we
know such enticing offerings as
"Du Barry Was a Lady" the
Helen Hayes-Maurice Evans pro-
duction of Twelfth Nigh t."
Life With Father" and a second
company of Arsenic and Old
Lace" are definitely in the offing.
we are unable to give exact
dates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Sees Original Version

"She didn't say much. Per-
haps she was disappointed" he
commented in what is probably
the finest speaking voice in
Hollywood. This diagnosis should
give you a rough idea of the
Boyer modesty. On the other
hand, maybe she was struck
dumb. Even Hedy Lamar didn't
have much TO say when she
played with him in "Algiers.'
Since his latest hit, Back
Street" is currently on display
] asked him If he had ever seen
the original version with Irene
Dunno and John Boles.
81 saw ii about two years
ago" he admitted. But after I
found out Margaret SULLIVAN
and l were to remake the film
/ thought IL wise not TO see 1t
again. Vas afraid would
unconsciously be influenced by
Mr.. Boles' performance"
Boyer had just returned from
New York on what had started
out 10 be vacation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Fantasia Stirs y p
Many Arguments

Continued from Page Nine)
donned fright wig when it
heard that Daryl Zanuck had
purchased the film right TO
Tobacco Road" evid y
Twentieth Century-Fox has ap-
peased the censor's clippers and
managed to retain a thrilling
drama.
The film will open at the Fox
March 7 with Charles Grapewin,
in the role of Jeeter Lester.
heading an all-star Hollywood
cast.
Virginia" current at the
Michigan, has upset quite few
Yankees. Despite the blonde
charms of Madeleine Carol. the
broad-shouldered appeal of Fred
MacMurray and the irresistible
qualities of little Carolyn Lee.
lots of fans want to write to
Paramount and tip them off
that the Civil War is over.
If you haven't sent any mes
sages to PARKWAY friends, you
had better line up in the Fox
lobby and put in a few good
words, for that display in con-
nection with the current show
ing of Western Union" is at
tracing more attention than
Edison's first exhibition.
The picture. which is a beauty,
stars Randolph Scott, Dean Jag
ger, Robert Young and Virginia
Gilmore.
The Town Theater, formerly
Orchestra Hall, introduces a
vaudeville and screen policy
starting Friday under the man.
agement of Jack Broder. The
bills will feature a Commute
stage show and two film fea-
lures.
Special weekly features will
include a conga contest, mid
night show on Saturday and an
amateur show each Monday.
The opening stage show will
be the Gay Nineties Revue
Stage shows will be presented
once nightly, Monday through
Friday, with three shows on
Saturday and Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
IFS Disappointment

Instead" he laughed, 81 spent
eight days In the hospital. IL
was a disappointment. of course
but ! did get a real rest. which
is more than usually happens In
New York"
However. before returning
home he saw Arsenic and Old
Lace. Panama Hattie" LOUISE
ana Purchase and The Corn
Is Green" l asked him If he'd
seen any shows he'd like TO DO
on the screen.
Nothing particularly" he adj
mitted. And even II I had l
doubt n I could get In IT, I
prefer 10 make no more than
two pictures q year. That's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Symphony
Nears End
OF Season

THE Detroit Symphony Or
l. chestra will enter the next
to-the-last week of its 1940-1941
season with the concerts OF
Wednesday afternoon and Satur-
day morning and night. Victor
Kolar will conduct the three pro-
grams, while Edith Rhetts Til
ton will lecture at the Wednes-
day afternoon and Saturday
morning performances.
These will be the final pro-
grams, respectively, in the series
of free concerts for school chill
dren, the Young Peoples con-
certs and the pop programs.
Announcement has been made
that at the orchestra's last con-
cert of the season the guest con-
ductor will be Tauno Hannikai-
men, noted Finnish artist, who
led the symphony in three con-
certs in mid-December. This
concert is scheduled for Thurs
day night, March 6, and the pro-
gram will be devoted a to the
music of Wagner, Brahms and
Sibelius.
FEATURE RECORDINGS
Featuring all five of the re-
cordings made by the Detroit
Symphony last Spring, the or
chestra will play one of the sea-
sons most unusual pop concerts
Saturday night. The five works
will be played as recorded under
Kolar: Rossini, Overture to the
Opera. civilian Tel"; Grieg.
Peer Gynt Suites-M ing
Mood. Asses d e n, Anitra's
Dance, Arabian Dance. Solvejg's
Song and In the Hall of the
Mountain King; Enesco. First
Rumanian rhapsody, in A
Major; Rimsky-Korsakoff, SYM
phonic Suite. "Scheherazade," op.
IS violin solo. Ilya Schkolnik);
Herbert. American Fantasy.
Our Modern Orchestra" is the
subject of the Saturday morning
program. at which compositions
featuring percussion instruments
will be played.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
HOLLYWOOD, FL

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. %.
THIS story could-and should
= be-titled Boyer or BUST My
appointment with Mons. Boyer
was made during the heavy
mists last week when you
couldn't see your hand before
your face unless you were a
duck.
floated right down the back
street OF the Universal lot into
Boyer's life. Well, there he
stood, girls, looking very smart
in his life saver (really rain
5 coat in which he had floated
over from the studio cafe after
lunching with a contest winner
who had voted him 1.-THE actor
I'd rather lunch with before 1
die" - or something like that.
Boyer has that effect on us girls.
We even swim out to meet him.
Of screen. and in spite of
weather, Boyer is a far more
cheerful person than he appears
in celluloid. Even the cats and
dogs coming down outside didn I
seem to bother him. / asked
him what the lucky contest win
ner had talked about.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Jewish Center
To Hold Musicale

THE FIRST in a series of
Center Musicales. under the
auspices of the music committee
of the Jewish Community Cen
ter, will be given Tuesday at
$50 p. m. in the Center Audito-
rum. This musicale will initiate
a new series of musical pro-
grams.
Participating in the program
will be Milla Dominique. Mexl-
can soprano; Morris and Sylvia
Hochberg. violin and piano duo;
Kurt Saffir. 11-year-old pianist,
and the Jewish American Youth
Chorus. under the direction OF
Julius ChaJes. the center's music
director.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
H. C.WoIfe Speaks
At Fisher Town Hal

"HITLER'S CHALLENGE TO
the Americas" will be Henry c.
Wolfe's subject when he speaks
before the Fisher Town Hall III
the Fisher Theater next Wednes-
day at IL a. m.
The foreign affairs authority
returned recently from South
America where he went TO stud"
the extent of NaZi. Fascist and
Japanese penetration in our
neighboring republics.
Wolfe was decorated by the
governments of France, Ru-
mania. Yugoslavia. Gre c e,
Czecho-Slovakia and Poland for
this work in the field of Inter-
national relations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

In the last year, besides Basser-
man. who came here from Ger
many a short time ago, there
are many English payers. Lau-
renee Olivier is up for his per-
Torrance in "Rebecca,' James
Stephenson in The Letter.
Charles Chaplin has never OBJ
tanned his citizenship papers, and
Joan Fontaine. who was born in
China. was a British subject for
MANY wears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Choral Union

NATHAN MILSTEIN. Rus
sian violinist, will be heard IN
the Choral Union Concert Series
in Hill Auditorium, Ann Arbor.
March a. at $50 p. m. He will
appear instead of Georges En-
CISCO. Rumanian violinist, who is
unable to come to America this
year on account of the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
LOUELLA PARSONS SAYS=--
Continued from Page Nine J

award one year, lost out because
he had two pictures up for con-
sideration.
Unless Warmers decide that
THE Letter" is better than "All
This and Heaven zoo (ar1 7
think it isl and the United Ar
fists contingent decide that
Foreign Correspondent" is bet
ter than The Long Voyage
Home"-or vice versa. they will
find that having two produ
tions in the running does not
always work out as we'll as 1t
sounds on paper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Metros BRIGHTEST Star Prospect

and Ends Entertainment World Metros brightest
prospect time to be Ruth Hussey who
heavily Philadelphia Story. Next lined
for her Reunion which she will be starred with Clark
Innocence" with Robert
really
with Gable Taylor and safely put her
office 1943 Record liked best this
week Dream Valley and Now Lay Me Down to Dream
by Victor Young and his orchestra Have heard
Aliens the hiby who suddenly became
rtzy? He insists on being called hillMiliam
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Forecasts Basketball WhirI

World of Sports In the basketball whr
ILLINOIS OHIO STATE and NORTH
WESTERN MICHIGAN, Monday-TEXAS CHRISTIAN
SOUTHERN METHODIST. and COLUMBIA YALE, on
Tuesday-ARMY over LAFAYETTE on Wednesd ay-OREGON
OREGON STATE Observation-Disclosures FORD
HAM Friday-and NAVY ARMY. MANHATTAN over
WISCONSIN MINNESOTA. Saturday
100000 Handicap will Saturday. and
this columns big
e didn't tell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Ge,p,@7@''
: 4;zm MARK
HELLINGER
Western Union Latest
On Indians. TeChniCOlOr

DANDOM Notes About Pictures You're Seeing: Latest, and
II lavish of Westerns TO hit the at
any time. WESTERN UNION with Randy Scott Robert
Young Dean Jaeger and Virginia Gilmore The story runs along
conventional good fighting bad brother and the
Indians white pungng
westward and Young finally winning the girl Technicoor
headed YOU RE THE ONE. starring
his Bonnie Baker and Jerry Coonna
producing the genial Gene Markey has evidently
scoring with nonophscaes and his effort meets
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Final Musicale

THE LAST Sunday Afternoon
Musicale of the Women's City
Club season takes place today in
the club auditorium when Henry
Siegl, violinist. and Bernhard
Heiden, composer-pianist. give a
sonata program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Friday Program

THE NEXT advanced student
recital of the Detroit Institute
of Musical Art. under the SUI
pervision of William G.. King.
will be given on Friday evening
in the Detroit Federation Of
Women's Clubs at Sis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Lyric Trio

THE LYRIC TRIO will give
a program for the Detroit Re-
view Club at the Women's City
Club Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Random Harvest Newest Rave

book world the latest the early bookworms
RANDOM HARVEST" the novel by sureire James
Hilton LOST HORIZON and GOODBYE MR. CHIPS"
Hilton the tale of Charles
Rainier ndurast shortly before the
trying ediscover period he had lost
life The publishers ASK for pleasure that
the he diSclos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

CLYDE BEATTY treats these lion cubs
as he acould kittens, but tchen he makes the
adult lions and tigers perform their tricks
during each performance of the Shrine
Circus at the State Fair Coliseum, he is the
personifcation of caution. The circus is cur
rentiy offering matinee and evening shOCs
each dou trOu0h March 2.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Fraternity to Meet

Plans are being made for the --
nual convention of Sigma De;
Kappa, national legal fraternity.
the Wardman Park Hotel, Decent
20, 80 and 81, Charles A. Iovi..
general chairman. announced "
terday. The Washington alu..--
chapter will meet tomorrow ct Ii.
hotel to elect officers and max
plans for the mention.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Cunodiun to Speok

Brig. Gen Harry F. G. Letson.
military attache of the Canadian
Legation, will be guest speaker at a
meeting of the Sons of the American
Revolution, District of Columbia
Society, at 8 pm. December II at
the Mayfower Hotel. Newly elected
members of the group are Rufus S.
Lusk and Rufus H. Reed. Wade H.
Ellis is president.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Doy of Recollection

A Day of Recollection will be
given by the Rev. Lawrence j. Kel-
ley OF Holy Trinity Church at the
Nazareth Social Service Center, 200
street NV, today. The first con-
ference is scheduled for 10:30 am,
the second conference for 2:3o pm
and the holy hour will be held al
4:30 in the evening.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-05
IDENTIFICATION
CARDS REQUIRED
CONCERNS ALL HAVING ANY
CONNECTION WITH OPERA
TON OF SHIPS

Men connected, however re-
motely, with the operation of
ships here win be required to
carry government Identification
cards in the future, Lieut.. Comdr.
Carl H. Hilton of the coast guard
announced today.
Revealing orders transmitted to
him from coast guard headquar-
tiers, Commander Hilton said the
rule viii apply TO longshoremen.
checkers, watchmen. employees of
shipping companies and the crews
of vessels. Applicants for the
identification cards viii be issued
at the coast guard office in the
Federal building. and at the
Clyde-Mallory and P. & o. offices.
Applicants viii be required to
bring with them a passport photo
graph, 1IzxI12 inches
Commander Hilton will accept
applications and issue the iden-
LITIGATION cards each Tuesday and
Thursday at the Federal building
office. Room ZIG.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-05
Nazis Pleased At Reaction
OF Some People In United
States On Finland Issue
tBy Associated Prs~-D

BERLIN, Nov. 5.-Berlin
Spokesman today expressed pleas
ure at the reaction Of decent
people in the United States to
the American state departments
action 10 urging Finland TO quit
the war against Russia
Declaring that Germany real
lies she cannot deal with Presi-
dent Roose 1eH and his Ghetto
gangsfers-, the official spokes-
man said MS government learn
ed with pleasure Of the oppOsi-
ton to the administration ex-
pressed BY former President
Herbert Hoover and Senators
Gerald Nye and Bennett Champ
Clark
Ex-president Hoover was quot
ed IN Berlin papers today As
strongly opposing the state de-
psrtmenfs demand that demo
cratic Finland cease her war OF
"communistic Russia.
The spokesman said Germany
viii meet with iron determinz-
ton" any eneroachment On Eu-
ropesn affairs By = w-<n7gton
administration
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-05

PREDICTIONS OF
RABBI COME TRUE

Rabbi Lazarus Lehrsr Of
the Congregation 3 mai Zion
tcld President Roosevelt be
lore his third term election
that he couldn't lose.
Monday. he told New
York's Ficrellc r. LaGusrdia
the same thing about MS
third-tern chances IN the
naYoraltY scramble. AnS he
was right on that one. too.
It's ali tied UP with third.
terms and Tuesdays. and the
rabbi. who hasn't been wrong
yet IS syeing the list of local
candidates who viii be max
ing their third trv II the Nov.
ii election here.
In q telegram 10 the Little
Flower of Manhattan Mon
day. the Rabbi explained:
CONGRATULATIONS on your
reelection Nv prediction is
the same as IN the presidential
election. For cn the third
day tTuesdav is the third day
IN the Jewish calendarD God
said in tire first chapter Of
Genesis three times is Good.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-05
REGISTRATION FOR
DEFENSE is OPENED

Local citizens who failed to
register for civilian defense &C
tivities when the statewide regis
tration was carried out several
months ago, viii DE accepted for
registration through this week. if
was announced today.
Officers Of the state defense
council said they would carry out
the registration during the week
as part Of the national observ-
ance Of civilian defense week e
Blanks viii be available at the
defense council Office on the
second floor Of ne county court
house
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-05
Albert Mills Seeking To Ger
Radio Station For Key Nesr

Albert J. Mills. Ameriran L.a-
gion commander and tarmer go
orator q radio station Weak -
slzarnl. has applied - the Ea.a-
eral Communication C.o1nrsisslar
Tor authority 70 apeTaa3 cnH
mercial station Il Key West ~
announced TO-DAY
Mills said ne applied for AL
thorIty 70 operate 9 z5o-zsatf z1a-
ton. with vertical anieunae. SKI
hciently powerful e blankef the
entire gulf cozE1
Mills announced Al the same
time that the state defense cn1n-
CT, Of which he is local secre1zrv
mas approved installation Of . tele-
type machine q the office q
Sheriff Berlin SaWyer. e link zhis
area with xae rest q me s-ate zar
police protection and national de-
tense.
The defense rounrll also hzs
gwen IT'S endorSal &C 1he radlc
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-05
Germany Claims Russian Soldiers
Arc Panic Stricken; Hitler Units
Ordered To Take Moscow b FTIizV
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