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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
Daily Short Story
Meet My Husband
y BLANCHE REBECcA MORE

BY BLANCHE REBECcA MORE
THE mountains rose in sheei
precipice on one side Of thi
narrow road. On the other there
was a drop down. down. dovT
thousands OF feet into a dark anC
booming ocean.
Slide Ahead. AZ sight Of yei
another OF these small but threat
ening signs, the girl. all alone ir
the small roadster. took a still
firmer grip on the wheel.
She slowed from Is an hour "a
10, and, blue eyes straining on the
road, braced herself 10 make tho
car crawl around that pile of rocks
and gravel. around that slim. slim
line between this devil OF a noun.
tain and the deep black sea.
Could she, could she make il,
With a sick and dizzy head after
40 miles of such performance be-
hind. And heaven only knew how
fIlOtt sun III Nhiilts
And drifts Of fog beginning 10
roll in at 3 in the afternoon. But
perhaps oh, perhaps Mab's cot
taee would be just beyond this
next curve New
But beyond the next curve was
another curve and another Siftic
Ahead warning. Though this WAS
no place for parking. Joan stopped
the car.
She was going 10 have to wait
till her knees stopped shaking so
wildly. Only the steadiest OF
nerves and knees could possibly
navigate this next tightrop c
stretch.
She took 10 long breaths 10 try
10 steady herself, but they didn't
seem 10 help any. oh. If only
she'd waited so miles back al the
big ROAD CLOSED" sign. waited
till her best friends newiy-mar-
ried engineer husband showed up
10 take charge Of the last stretch
of road 10 the honeymoon cabin.
the stretch of road not yet open
TO the public.
Nab had been mad 10 call such
road passable. Her letter kept
running through loans mind. -
NEVER FORGIVE HER
eff you drive back East, Joan,
without coming 10 see me--and
HIM-Tli never, never forgive
you. Wait till you meet my tall
handsome husband, and you'll
know why don't mind living a
hundred miles from n town. with
no neighbors except the men at
work ON the road.
THE scenery's spectacuIarly
beautiful, and the new stretch of
road IL passable up TO and
shortly beyond our cottage; but
II you're nervous about driving,
better wait where the new coast
road begins-there's n Road
Closed" sign--and Alan will
meet you there as early In the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

Alan says. oh. JOsny. you're
going Ia he crazy about Alan.
Just a minute-I'lI 60 get you
some snaps i took Of him
when :"
BREATH OF AIR
Joan. with second to herself,
stepped out beyond the open door
for a breath of unbalanced air. A
car shot into the drive. A tall.
Serious-looking fellow jumped out.
Joan? Sorry about not meet
ing you. was held up by a
little trouble on the road. And
then one OF the convicts slipped
away with a truck-a new man
the comparative freedom here
must have gone 10 his head, the
poor. tough fool. We've just
picked him up a little way down
the road-on foot. Say, you
look all i'll"
Convict. And you YOU
are"
The tall man smiled. and there
upon turned almost handsome.
ALAN Stone and glad to meet
any friends of my wife. Hi
there, Nab, where are you?"
THE END. -..-.-.-
Mondays short story: Bessie"
by Dorothy West.
Evening star., 1941-11-23

to Bates, land only one yourself
to refute them?"
Bates gulped as the officer took
out handouts. Zone American, an
alien. against the whole place! can't
beat setup like thatr' He turned
helplessly to the only one he believed
might help him - the girl. There
was a queer smile on her face. She had
been whispering to the officer.
AHE sesle,~eyis officer held up
the cuffs. but instead of putting them
on Bill, he put them ON the two wit
nessesl The third witness was on the
floor in a knockout and could be attend
ed to Later. "All three of you are liars!
Evening star., 1941-11-23
THE SCREAM OF A PARROT

me in jail. That's all they need to do.
No killing, no shooting. unless l start
the works myself
But he was mistaken. He tried to
watch the movement of every man
in the room as he showed back his
chair. He had the dizzy illusion that
they we're all moving, circling around
him, until he blinked his eyes like
man shaking himself awake. Then he
saw that they still sat there. except
for the man at the kitchen door.
Bates could stand the suspense no
longer. He got up. walked sidewise
Evening star., 1941-11-23

that jam." he said. But look, you
didn't see me go into the garden. You
just took it for granted l was innocent
is that right?"
She nodded. Il needed no proof.
but the officer did"
Smiling at him, she poured some
fresh coffee into the half cocoanut
for the parrot.
This old bird is something you
can write home about" she laughed.
quite a coffee fend. like most parrots
in the tropics. But without it. he gets
drowsy. Lucky for you he was awake
and squawked out to US the exact
moment you left the cafer'
11s Ed
Evening star., 1941-11-23
Co"finVsd from poss seven

had played safer game. And won.
They're framing me. can't you get
that! And they killed an innocent
man to do itr'
The officer turned to Bates and
showed his false teeth again. 81 hap
pen to know this witness "a man
of affairs in Saigon. His testimony
must be considered"
A third witness spoke up. 1t was the
supercargo of the Japanese tanker.
The American fired the shot and ran
out. l saw it ALL"
Three witnesses" the officer said
Evening star., 1941-11-23
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE

You say he fired the shot and then
ran out. But he was out in the garden
when the shot was fired fro inside
the cafe-as this mademoiselle proved
to me-"
The prisoners few into a rage.
Proof! When you have the word of
three of us, against one Americana
"Mamzelle Loulotte knew the exact
moment everything happened, and l
heard the sequence of its happening.
So did Papa Potlin. So did my police
guards. You have convicted yourselves
by this deliberate lie. and l arrest
Evening star., 1941-11-23

to the dOOr-then
whirled, badgered
by the parrots
cry: What mat
ters the cost!' As
he hurried, al
most staggering
through the COM
pound, the shot
that he had ex-
pected snacked
out, mumed be-
cause it came
from inside the
cafe.
He spra led
forward on soft
moss, convinced
that he must have
been hit in the
back. But there
was no pain, no
burn, not even
the whiz of lead.
Evening star., 1941-11-23

the whiz of lead.
The police trooped down the walk as
he picked himself up. One of them shot
a pocket fash on him.
There was a shot fired. n'sien?"
I'm there" Bates nodded to the
cafe bungalow. Il ducked out just
before they fired. They missed me-"
They all looked at him. Three
policemen had come from the gate
with Papa POtlin and the girl. The
girl was haranguing them in French.
The sendarme,is officer turned to
Bill Bates. Anyway. m'sisa. you will
come with U.S."
A crowd from the street followed
the police to the veranda. Inside the
cafe. patrons and houseboys stood
about a man who lay on the floor.
1t was the yellow-faced planter. the
man who had gotten rich exputing
rice to war-pinched Japan. He was
dead.
The officer examined the body, got
up, looked at the crowd that had
jammed into the bungalow. so. let
us hear about this"
The man with a bullet-shaped head
said. you've caught the man who
did it." He nodded to Bill Bates.
He killed him, then threw his gun
on the floor and ran out to the busheo."
And that's where we found him."
the officer said. smiling hard at Bates.
This gave Bill Bates time enough to
gasp an oath, then to crack the crop
headed liar on the chin
4HE man sagged at the knees. rolled
in clatter of rattan chairs. tables
and dishes. The crowd spread back
wards in circle, while the officer
grabbed Bates arm. "You wish to
make statement, 'sisa? Then make
it without this American method of
talking by knocking men down."
Bates rubbed his knuckles. He felt
fine. A terrific suspense, an obsession.
was broken in the most orthodox way
-agood wallop. ''They want to plant
the murder on me - that's all the
statement l need maker
He saw the officer smile again, and
he burst out in sudden excitement:
They want my concession and were
afraid to fight me! Sending me to Jail
serves their game just as well!" He
stared aghast at the look of total dis
belief on the faces of the police.
The crowd burst out jabbering.
The patrons who had heard the shot
spoke up. The shot had come from
behind a rattan screen and most of
the diners had not seen who fired it.
But they had all seen the murdered
man sink to the floor. They did not
notice whether Bates was still in the
room or not.
But there was second witness who
said definitely that Bates had fired
the shot and then run out. He was the
exporter of hides and hard woods.
Another killerw Bates shouted;
but he knew he was wasting his
breath. They were killers. yes, and
they could have snipeshot him any
Al
Evening star., 1941-11-23

all three of you
for the murder of
the rice planter,
Jules Rostand."
DILL BATES had
dinner at the Ia
bic near the cash
register. He ate
ravenously. The
girl watched him
and listened to
him talk. For he
could tell her
everything now.
He told her that
he felt as if he
we're back home
in low a, in a
roadside diner.
talking t to an
American girl.
Thanks for
helping me out of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
LIKES DIRECTOR

Gary Cooper is one star who
likes 10 keep the same director.
Fe worked successfully with Henry
Hathaway for years. and now he IS
completely sold on Howard Hawks.
who directed him in Sergeant
York" In Difference to Gary and
because Howard is such good
director, Sam Goldwyn signed him
TO direct Gary in The Professor
and the Burlesque Queen"
Hawks reports at the Goodwin
studios June 10 and Gary checks
in the last of June. Negotiations
are on TO borrow a star 10 play
opposite Gary in the burleSque
queen role.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
Cartoon Of Taylor
Drawn on Hankie

WHEN ROBERT TAYLOR on
his way TO the Billy the Kid" set,
stopped to find out why a crowd
was collecting outside the "Coffins
on Wheels" stage. it's a question
as 10 who was the most surprised
Taylor or Larry Num-.
Larry had yielded to the teasing
of Daryl Hickman and was draw
ing a cartoon of Taylor with two
guns on the only thing he could
find available linen handker-
chief.
So intent was the young actor
in his drawing th-t he failed to
notice the chuckling crowd which
gathered around him, and not un-
Ill Taylor broke out into a roar of
laughter did l AIRY catch sight of
him.
Taylor liked the cartoon so
much that he had the handker-
chief framed and autographed by
Larry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
Crawford Finds
Her Second Breath
w ON a ms F a c e.
Holds Over
at u. A.
BY CHARLES GENTRY

"A WOMAN'S FACE" has GER
tainly put another face on the fu-
ture. of Joan Crawford. Judging
from the reaction at the United
Artists this week.
Not since THE Women" has
Joan attracted as much attention
at the box office as she has in this
unique drama which is being held
over for a second week starting
Thursday and The Women" of
course had so many other star
names like Shearer, Russell. God
dard. etc, that il couldn't be said
it was Crawford's doing.
Actually Joan hasn't been a
drawing card for the past three
years. Having run the gamut of
glamour girl assignments and real
izing that her career was def
nitely on the wane, the girl who
was once a dancing daughter"
began looking for a life preserver
role with all the feverish haste of
a tOrpedOcd passenger
RESEARCH FOR ROLE
She read everything from Piran-
dello 10 Pop-Eye, hoping to find
something which would re-estab-
lish her, or at least let her prove
that underneath all that Adrian
finery there was an actress, after
all.
Several attempts failed and
proved so costly that the studio
began talking about budgets, a
nasty word that hadn't fallen on
Miss Crawford's shell-like ear
since her chorus days.
The Bride Wore Red" Name
.quin, Shining Hour" all expen-
SiVe efforts 10 revive the slowly
fading career of an ex-star.
NOT THE RECIPE
Even Broadway hit like "Su-
san and God didn't click like the
experts predicted. Finally, in des-
peration. Joan asked to do film
adaptation of the Francis de CroiS-
set play. III Etait Une Fois."
which had rather gruesome
Grand Guignol air about it, hut
which had been Partisan success.
The idea of a woman black
mailer with a disfigured face and
past just as unpleasant as fea-
lures seemed a rather radical step
for the gorgeous. poised and
suavely CARRIED Joan. Even her
agent admitted that she was
taking an awful risk, because if
the public didn't like her. going TO
this extreme. it might mean cur
talns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
Same BIRTHDAYS

WALTER DGEON and
Mickey Rooney have the same
birthday, Sept. %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
Film lime Clock

MICHIGAN That Hamilton womsn.s
IL 10 a. m, sol. 8 -. 1919 .. m:
Road SHOW 1870, 5;2i. a:l2 p m.
FOX Great American Broadcast
1913 3;5s. 7;i3, 1928 p m. TN
Dare Not Love" II 40 q. m. ? IS. 8
9.OS y m
UNITED ARTIsTs-"A womsn's Face -
1929. 3:4t, 6:3s. i0.it D m. I'm Wait
for You" HOS a. m. 223 3 IS. s:53
=. m,
ADAMS - Penny serenAde" 1920.
$40. %, 1920 3. M. Meet Boston
Blsckfe." li19 a m, 2.39, $50. Pas
p.
PALMS sTATE-"Men Of Boys Town"
~ 80. 40 7:42. lll4 m. Land of
Liberty" II a m, 2. 81. Oi 30 =. m.
CINEMA --" Disney Festival" ~. ,. a.
? p m The Fugitive" i.25. $50. : IS.
i0'3S o m
BROADWAY CAPITOL The Lady
Eve," u 20, 4, TO. 1928 . m The
Bad Man. - 1850 m. $50. 8, $40
= m
MADISON Tn. Rsre Of Paris" II
m. 2.O3. sos. 5 ~, 1872 p m
Trail Of the Lonesome Pine" u q. , IS,
rs 9-3i , m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
Hot Weather Brings Added
Worries to Makeup Men
BY BURDETTE JAY

melts and runs off in waxy
streams. Rouge smcars and mas
cara smudges. But the glistening
beads Of perspiration are what
really keeps the makeup artists
on the go.
It's a vicious circle. The big
incandescents and arc lights make
more heat. Without the lights the
scenes can't be photographed.
Players dripping from the heat of
the lights and the weather can't
be photographed until they've
been made to appear cool and
comfortable. They can't be cool
and comfortable under the lights.
That is why Enroll Flynn both
delights and amazes Ward HamiI-
ton, his makeup man through
many pictures. The handsome
star uses Just enough makeup Ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
Su'ffon Fe atured in
Yank in the RAF'

JOHN SUTTON. the handsome
young American-born Englishman
Wlo played with Paul Mum in
Ii}aSon'S Bay" climbed a step
r or siardom when Twentieth
1'n'ury-FoX cast him as an Raj
hlcnt commander in "A Yank in
The Raj"
The role is the most important
70 date in Sutton's mefeoric
career. being next 10 that Of Ty.
rome Power among the men
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
N. Y. s+erner

Harry Carey who has played
western and outdoor roles on
stage and screen for more than 80
years, and whose latest role is the
title part in The Shepherd of the
Hills. learned to ride on the
backs of horses that pulled his
fathers New York trolley cars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
Mel Douglas Once
Was Horn Too+er

Melvyn Douglas sprang a real
surprise, at Columbia Ctudio. dur
ing the filming of Our Wife"
One scene called for him 10 play
a trumpet, and Producer-director
John NJ. Stahl made the usual ar
rangements for a professional cor
netist 10 play off-stage.
When the scene was rehearsed,
the solo became a duet.
II developed that trumpet les
sons were a secret Of Melvyn' 5
past
He's n pretty fair tOoter,"
said the professional
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21

tone down the natural ruddinesS
of his skin. Red photographs
black. Plus that, Flynn is always
fresh and dapper.
NO EXPLANATION
Hamilton can't explain it but
says it's not really extraordinary.
Besides taking care Of Flynn. he
has half a dozen other players TO
worry about, all of them men
working with Flynn in Dive
Bomber"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
HER BEST WORK

Perhaps Joan sensed this while
she was working on the picture
for she went at il tooth anc
lacquered nail and with that thor.
oughnesS which has characterized
everything she has ever done
turns in the best performance OF
the whole amazing Crawford
career in this picture.
Our hats are off TO her and 10 a
new lease on life and film con.
tracts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
HOLLYWOOD CHATTER

Martha Raye and Neal Lang
pl2n TO go 10 Las Vegas. Friday,
10 be married. They invited. Ann
Sheridan and George Brent to be
with them, but Ann said she
doubted If George could get awav.
I@e is making the Iona Massey
picture for Edward Small and is
busy Saturday, she says, he has
10 set ms boat ready for the Homo
lulu races.
Ann thought she might not be
able 10 get away herself because
OF Navy Blues" but she said if il
were possible she wanted 10 be
present for Martha is the swcllest
al she has met IN a long, long
tr-e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
Bette Davis III
From OrerlUOrk
Star Una Bile to
Continue Work
in Little Foxes
By LoUELLA q PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD, May 2l.-Bcite
Davis is so IN that she unable 10
talk TO any one on the telephone.
She has made three pictures in
rapid succession with very little
time to rest Being highly emo
tional nv nature this has not
helped the situation any
At the Goldwyn studios today il
was reported that Bette would be
out Of The Little Foxes for a
week and that scenes were being
shot around her Herbert Mar
shall. who plays the husband, re-
ported for work and all OF his
scenes in which Bette does not
appear are being filmed.
AlthouCh1he GoldwNn company
said they expected Bette back IN
week, from persons close 10 her /
learn il may he much longer be-
fore she is able 10 again face tho
cqmera She Is in a complete state
o. CO'lapSe and today felt worse
than az any time since her illness.
ESCAPES WAR
Hollywood. Oscar Strauss told
me. had never looked 50 beautiful
70 him. He and Clara arrived Sun
day after a really thrilling escape
from Paris when the Germans
marched in. Oscar is conducting
The Chocolate Soldier" for the
civic light opera here June 20 and
he has written several new tunes
10 add 10 his popular opera.
! understand M-G-M is talking
10 him about the movie Chocolate
Soldier which Nelson Eddy and
Rise Stevens are 10 bring 10 the
screen and OF course there is no
body that knows opera like its own
composer. In talking with Oscar
was reminded ef the time We diHed !
az his home in Berlin and later
saw him in Vienna at the opening
Of one of his successful musicals. [
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
Veteran Star

JUNE PREISSER toured with
Kate Smith and her show for two
years before she and her sister.
CHEEKY. joined the Ziegfeld Fol-
lies. At 10 she's a veteran in the
show business and is Henry
Aldrich's leading lady in Para
mounts Henry for President"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
KEPT BUSY

Hot weather keeps the makeup
people jumping. Grease paint
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
HOLLYWOOD CONTRIBUTES

The admirable way Hollywood
visitors 10 Chicago contributed 10
the II Am an American" program
was voiced by Jack Malloy. man.
aging editor OF the Chicago Herald
American. in a telephone call. He
told me Don Ameche acted as
master Of ceremonies for over
three hours and was terrific: that
Dennis Morgan's singing and Su-
sauna Fosters two numbers.
Sweet Mystery of Life" and
"Star-Spangled Banner" were
cheered by the $4,000 people who
attended.
must say ourestars are GER
tainly doing, their part in every
way. At the M-G-M luncheon.
every big name was present 10
greet the navy heads from South
America and the studios shut down
so the favorites could be there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21

HOLLYWOOD. May q. - The
makeup men and makeup women
are the ones who most dread the
arrival of Hollywood's hot Sum-
mer weather.
In Winter time the screen play
ers get made up first thing in the
morning and this coating Of as
sorted cosmetics lasts until lunch
time. One quick brush-up after
the midday meal and most Of the
screen stars stay pretty until quit
ting time.
Love scenes. however. some
times are messy. Lip rouge gets
smeared around and Marlene Diet
rich has been known TO come out
of some of her closer clnches with
her left eyelash all curled and
tangled like the cowhck on a small
boys head.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
Singing

JANE CRANDALL and
her sisters form the harmony
trio in the revue at the 500
Club this week,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29

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cubic feet. used Meter
Miser: S37. Many others. Shamrock,
1920 Grand River
refrigerator. repossessed,
reasonable Wagner. 1902 Linwood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Stan S Motor Sales
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29

PIANO - Upright used, $40; good con-
dition. CITY Music. 74l2 Mack.
PIANO-Gamble: excellent condition: very
reasonable price. owner, lvanhoe 1881,
mornings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Electric Refrieerators

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others tueedl
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29

A SACRIFICE FOR CASH
RCA-Victor radio and photograph comDina-
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changer huilt-in aerial allwave push but
ton tuning, lg4i model use0 month. $40
Inquire 1920 LIVERNOls NORTHERN
A 6-TUBE 1871 RCA console radio In
crates. 500 so. Benjamin Appliance shop
1855 Gratiot. at Smile Rda, +. open
every evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Furniture. Household Goods


a BEDROOM suite 3-ucce. walnut finish.
slightly marred .n shipment sacrifice.
tlsI5. terms Alvin. s7ii West Vernon
A BEAUTIFUL. ag ness. 12 piece tedr0om
group. incIudrs 3-pC bedroom fprnE
and mattress UllVH lamps Sacrifice.
Aff. terms. WARDS Quiet 1888 Harper
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BERNEY s3fT MACK
A BEAUTIFUL a.pc Twins room s4fs
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81 Mtcnels 300 Grt1t avenue
AN outstanding all. new i2-r.ece lgIrl
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Household Appliances

lALL-L-M CLEANERs
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Radios and Supplies

WHY pay S325 for ss7 accordion Best buy
in country Castigeon $3.50 Gratiot.