Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

bigger. numbers
". b. Walling. Mr.. PICKERING
az the Penobsco Building
thinks il may be because so many
are getting married. The draft
perhaps? History repeats IT,
self. in new field. 1t took the
first World War TO persuade
America that IL could manufacture
its own dolls and make its own
dyes instead of relying on German
products. This time it's cameras
and lenses.
SEEN AROUND TOWN: The
lads with New Zealand" on the
shoulders of their navy uni
forms, seeing Detroit and carry
ing cameras slung In leather
cases The menu of the
Canadian Corps Association
banquet ut Windsor, starting out
with Fruit Cocktail Ajax, Soup
Tobrulx. and Olives Spltzbergen."
Then Roast Turkey Dunkirk.
Cambria Sauce and Green Peas
Narvik." For dessert, Pumpkin
Pie Rotterdam, Cheese Battle
Britain, Coffee Atlantic, Tea
Pacific" Connie Barleau. the
London Chophouse singer, win
dow shopping A couple hav-
ing n wonderful time dancing
the Fred Zeders, ut the Shoot
the Works Party.
The funny expressio n on
peoples faces when they try to
decide whether to stand up when
The Star-Spangled Banner"
comes over the radio And
what Is the proper thing to do?
Patricia Gilmore showing
the Harry Lombards the color
pictures that T.. G. Schwimmer
took of her daughter Eulalia--
and Enric Madriguers trying
not TO look like too proud o
papa And all the people In
white ties and backless evening
gowns having a whale of lot
of fun-exploding balloons with
lighted cigarets!
DEADLINE: Irwin Ratner's
Ilene, and Marilyn Hill
son got their Community Fund
in yesterday, just in time
for the final formal report, al
though late contributors will keep
on sending their money for weeks
yet. Ilene and Marilyn turned in
S2.66. They collected il from the
neighbors on North Martindale.
Ilene and Marilyn are II years old.
HEA RID AND OVER-
HEARD: Jim Hu0hey asking
Frank Barbara whO he thought
lcouid UiH the White Hope Tour
ndment aud Barbara replyin0,
My predicd ment is that Sodndso
ioal iCin." Josephine Antoine,
singing With the Metropolitan
Opera Quartet at the Masonic
Temple Monday, is another who
sneers of the as" jinr. She got
her unexpected chance 10 sing
Martha" at the Chicago Civic
Opera on Friday. the thir-
teenth, and IL was her thirteenth
singing Of Martha" :. OF all
the men in uniform Uho get tree
tickets TO concerts az the Temple,
the fiers from Selfrid0e Field
are the most dpprecidtiUe, c. W.
Van Lopik says. No tickets sent
out there ever are left unused.
A Ooman catching the glitter
ing s0ordplav Of Bella and Joanna
De Tuscdn: IL don't think III
take that up. ! eau do better
tcith a rolling pin" ;. From
veteran: IT'S the first time IN
pears that the British and Amer
icdn fo0s hare been carried TO-
gcther or Armistice DnY-dnd
did pou notice thot William T..
Doiclino, the prosecutor. iods a
color bearer? II you remember,
he ran array and lied about has
age so he enlisted an the ROYAL
Canadian Horse ARTILLERY UheH
he iO0s rs"
Muricl Jefries HWd reading
from her jltst-published book Of
poems, Wild Barley" this line
describing rainy day; THE
clouds are as heavy as egelids
drU0ged Nth fatigue" :. Mrs.
Roosevelt, member Of the Ma
tional League Of American PEN
tcomen, got q cory Of the book,
being IN tOiOH the same day the
Detroit chapter Of the League
hoHored Mrs. Hurd at the
d. A. c. -. The story Of the
goUng chap tho sells papers ot
the door Of one Of Detroits
glamour rooms. When he hit u
rich IN the numbers game, he
took tico weeks of, s0D NeU
York's night M IN style-dnd
nor he's back selling papers,
broke. And harry,
SAD CASE: And there's IN,
Detroit business nnan--maybe yov
know him-who gives his wife al
the silver he gets in change. Nov
the cashiers ! IN town lthe XII
cayhiers, at leasD have hear
about IL, and even send outside 70
change 10 give him a lot Of silver
lie caught on when he asked 70
change for $40 one day got II a.
in hall dollars-but it's fine for hi
wife!