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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Made From Natures Finest
HeaIth.6iving Herbs

Gillian Is a Natural" Medicine
a scientific mixture made from the
juices Of IL Of Natures health-giv-'
ing roots, herbs. and barls. Help
full, natural juices which havel
brought blessed relief to mankind
through the ages are now combined
in this one marvellous medicine
Gillian! II you are suffering the.
agonies Of bloating gas pains, sick
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Judge futile IA; z
Never Felt Better

Federal Judge Arthur ]. Tuttle,
who sentenced Max Stephan to
hang, will celebrate his seventy
fourth birthday by spending a
quiet day at home with his family
Sunday.
~ never felt better In my
life" Judge Tuttle said Saturday
in answer 10 questions on
whether he plans TO retire.
He was born at Leslie, Mich, in
1868 and has spent 30 years on
the bench.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
First Negro WAAC
Recruiting 10 Open

Detroit's first WAC recruiting
|tation for Negro women opens
oors this Sunday afternoon at
|edicatory ceremonies planned by
be Detroit Association OF Wom-
his Clubs at 5461 Brush street.
Ii. Harriet West, a member OF
Inc first WAAC officers gradua-
ion class. will be the speaker
|heswas formerly the secretary 10
he director of Negro affairs under
he EYA program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
China Soon 10 Strike
AT Japs; Arms Pour In

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7 (UP)
DIR. Wei Tao-Ming. China's new
ambassador TO the United States,
predicted today that his country
soon would take the offensive
against Japan.
Materials are reaching China in
increasing amounts" the am
basSador said in opening Eight
Chinese galleries at the Philadel-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Full Time Chairman

Congress can be trusted as
well As the bureaucrats," Mar
tin snapped back.
IL find I must resign because
the increased strength of the
Republicans I'm fhe House Is
going 10 put much greater
responsibility on me- Martin
explained.
I'VE should have a man at the
head of the committee who can
devote full time 10 the job, and
I won't be able TO do that"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

phia Museum Of Art. land we are
walking in the direction of a uni
fled command in the southwest
Pacific" Mel said Japan may seem
idle in China, but warned that she
is preparing for some new move.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Executive Officer

1t. Comm. p. K. Bryant, L. s.
~. r., executive officer.
And il has the best food of any
camp in the country. Neither the
navy nor the Ford Motor Company
say this. The seamen-students do.
And they say IL with a will.
Maybe that is because the school
turns out, besides its aviation ma
lchinsts' mates, machinst mates.
metal smiths. ships filters, Diesel
lengineers-cooks and bakers.
The theory of setting up that
school just about two years age
was that you couldn't take a bis
lairplane factory 10 Great Lakes
but you could bring the boots
navy for rookies) 10 the motor
assembly line.
That is what has happened. The
boys have chow at 7 and 7.30 finds
them at work at the Rouge plant
They're still there at 4:30.
A neat arrangement has beer
worked out. Two men are at every
machine. One of them has had a
months experience, the other is a
newcomer who learns from his fel.
low bluejacket. and there is one
Instructor TO every 10 boys.
Besides the daily work there are
studies. drill.
The school opened with 80 boys
just 40 days after construction
started.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

Mrs. E. Ebelt, of 46O1 Twen-
ty-Fourth St, Detroit, Tells
How The Remarkable New
Natural" Medicine Gillian,
Brought Amazing Relief
Calls Gil jan "a Blessing
Says 1t Improved Health
Of Her Children, Too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Martin Halls
Gains by COP
BY ROBERT HUMPHREYS

International News service Stan Writer
WASHINGTON. Nov. Z-HouSe
Republican leader Joseph Martin
Jr. today dedicated the increased
COP ranks in Congress 10 win
ming the war" declared himself
leaning toward establishment of
a Joint congressional committee
on the war. and announced that
he would resign as Republican
national chairman December Z.
Holding his first press confer
ence since Tuesdays elections
came within a narrow margin of
giving the Republicans control of
the House. Martin pictured the
party as "revitalized and going
places
"You can bank on IT," he said.
"that the sole interest Of the
Republican Party Is winning the
war, a reduction In non-defense
expenditures and elimination Of
politics from the war effort.
War Committee
while I am not definitely
committing myself. 1 ann lean
ing toward creation OF n joint
Senate-House committee on the
war. am giving very serious
consideration TO this proposal.
"Such q committee would be
completely informed as TO the
actual war situation and would
Congress should know the facts"
Congress should know the facts"
Martin continued.
But II has been said" a re-
porter interposed, that Con-
gress cannot be trusted with the
facts"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
NaUy's Trainees at Rouge
Work Hard but Eat Well
By VERA BROWN

came aboard two years ago with
Ia broken leg. and he likes the navy
so well he stayed on when he got
iout of sick bay.
The bows love him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Chou an Event

Chow is an event. The navy
arrives from the Rouge factory
aboard those big Worlds Fair
buses which everybody liked back
in the good old days.
Only difference, the horns no
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

When you have read Mrs. Ebelt'S
full statement, printed below, you
will understand why druggists In
Detroit and throughout Michigan
say they have never seen anything
TO equal the success Of the remark,
able new natural medicine, Gill;
jan! Mrs. Ebelt can hardly ind
words to express her gratitude for
relief from 80 years Of torture, and
for the improved health of her
three children. Yet, her statement
In just one among many, many
others In which grateful men and
women tell how Gillian brought
them Health From The Good
Earth. Here is what Mrs. Ebelt says
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

marksble healthful properties Of
the "naturally-madeS Gillian com
pound. Gillian Ii recommended and
sold by all Cunningham's Drug
Stores and by other reliable drug
gists throughout Detroit and Mich
igan. Help yourself to health.
Start today by buying q bottle Of
Gillian. One bottle WIN convince you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Official 0. K.
OF Civil Service
Kills Patronage
~ NJ
Wayne Jobs BIanketed In
by Voters; Effective
when Canvassers Report

Splitical patronage will end in
ly7sne County this week when
(hN board of canvassers officially
Fepprts that the civil service pro-
b1cpl was approved by the voters
|rrlast Tuesdays election.
The minute that report is filed.
iii but a handful OF the county's
500 employees automatically will
} e.protected from the treacherous
RQ1kings of the spoils system.
4qssed by the last Legislature.
|laject TO the approval il received
rf3n the voters. the new law
Markets in" all employees who
an been on the county pay roll
blSfe than two years. They will
po6-be compelled to pass examina-
i@ proving their qualifications.
They'll Name Director
Those who have held their jobs
ess than two years. but more than
setear, will be required 10 pass
I {Qifying tests. Employees OF less
ly6Tf a years service will be forced
o take competitive examinations
Ike newcomers.
A. civil service commission OF
hree members will be appointed
" the board OF supervisors. prob
bly, at a special meeting within
he next month. One member must
,e n Detroiter. another must be a
esident of Wayne County outside
Detroit, and the third must be
hosen because of experience in
work.
This commission, in turn. will
lame a civil service director
The compensation to be paid the
commissioners and the di-
SyHor will be fixed by the super
'isorS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

For 80 years I suffered from,
stomach trouble, constipation, and
loss Of appetite. I just had to force,
myself to eat, and I was in such
agony from indigestion / was un-.
able to do my housework. couldn't
sleep at night and was terribly rum
down. I had unbearable headaches,
dizziness, and pains in my knees
and arms. Since taking Gillian 4
am no longer constipated, my head
aches and dizziness are gone, and
my indigestion and other pains are.
relieved. Now 1 fall right to sleep
at night. and sleep soundly. Gillian,
has certainly been a blessing to
me! Also Gillian has done wonders
for my three children. Their appe-'
tites have been much improved
they now eat hearty and have loads
of energy. One Of the younger girls
was constipated, and Gillian has
overcome that condition, too. Each
Of the children says I am always
going to use Gillian medicine to
keep me we'll. In that resolve, you
can rest assured join them"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

Hit the deck.
At 5:45 each morning in the
black of an eastern war time day,
Then calisthenics in the dark.
That is the way the navy starts
to school each day down on the
banks of the River Rouge where
our seamen are learning 10 keep
our airplanes and our ships in
trim as they fight the country's
battles on the sea and in the air.
Capt. F. S. Stoker. u. S. ~. Is
skipper of the big school built two
years ago by Henry Ford md
then presented by him TO the
United States Navy.
1t is now the biggest school for
enlisted men in the state.
Formerly under the jurisdiction
of Great Lakes Naval Station ii
has this fall achieved full status
in It's own right.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

ening constipation, sleepless nights
and other organic disorders, don't
putoff trying thissensationa remedy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

fions where bland. mild anodyne mas
page medium in skin lubricatio II de-
PRED. One condition in which women
FOR more than 20 years have used 10 is an
duplication for massaging the body dur
ing pregnancy It helps keep the skin
port and pliable thus avoiding un-
neceesary discomfort due 20 dryness and
Brightness. IL rcfreshes and tones the
skin. An ideal massage application for
the numb, singiing or burning sensa-
lions OF the skin . for the tired back
muscles or crsmp-like pains IN the legs.
Quickly absorbed. Delightful TO use.
1otherTs Friend
Highly praised by users. many doctors and
eurse.. Just ask any druggist for Mothers
Friend--the skin lubricant Try IL tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
ADVERTISEMENT
:. .
fpecth,qaRdg?
.Mhers Friend
helps bring ease
and comfort TO
expectant
mothers.

|NTO T n r n 8
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kiseftiI ~, all rNpdt
Evening star., 1942-06-17

to the details of
life there. Then
the horrible ! e
truth dawned
upon Mr.. S. that
he did not know
anything about
life in Holland.
1t was some
thing the Nazis
were keeping a
secret or lying
a b o u t, leaving
Mr.. S. complete
" in the dark
a b out several
things it seemed
! m p or tant to
Evening star., 1942-06-17
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Capitol-"I Married an Angel,
songs By Nelson Eddy and jeanette
Macdonald: II am, LAS, 4:25, 7:10
and 9:55 pm. Stage shows: 1855
$40, 6:25 and 9:l0 pm.
CoIumbia-"Ship Alloy" songs and
dances by Red Shelton and Eleanor
Powell: IL m, los, $40, $40, TBS
and 9:35 pm.
Earle-"In This Our Life" the
prize novel, with Bette Davis: II
am, lao, 4:25. tbs and 10 pm
Stage shows: los, $50. $40 and
$50 pm.
Keith's-The Gold Rush." the re-
vised original with commentary by
Chaplin: 11:55 am, 1:55, 4, 8, 8 and
10:05 pm.
Little-"Farewell TO Arms after
Hemingway, with Gary Cooper and
Helen Hayes: II. am, 1880. 2:35
4:20,, sos, 7::50 and 9:40 pm.
Metropolitan - Reap the Wild
Wind" a la Cecil B. De Mile:
1880 am, 2, ABS, ITO and 9:40 pm
Palace - "Tortilla Flat" after
Steinbeck, with Frank Morgan
Spencer Tracy ct al: 11:20 am.
1:55, 4::30, 7:05 and 9:40 pm.
Pix-"Abused Confidence" witt
Danielle Darrieux: 2:55, $40, TN
and 1905 pm.
Evening star., 1942-06-17

ton on current stars, listen to this:
"The most-asked-about PERSONAL
ity on all Of my tours" Bud con-
tinued, was Mary Pickford. Yes,
sir, 1t Just seemed that everybody
wanted to know where she was,
what she was doing and II there
was any chance Of seeing her. We
seldom conducted q star home tour
without pausing a while at Pick
fair, Just on the chance that the
folks would get glimpse of Mary.
They seldom did. but that never
seemed to dampen their interest" !"
Charlie Chaplin was the most fire.
quently seen star, according to Bud.
His tennis courts are within easy
gaze OF q side street adjoining his
mansion and Charlie always has
plenty Of tennis playing visitors
mostly stars and directors. Wallace
Beery Is another who never hides
himself. His house occupies a prom
inent corner In Beverly and when
he isn't working, Wally IS usually
puttering about the grounds or in
his workshop at the rear. Bud OBJ
served for the benefit Of his pop
eyed paying guests.
They can't kill Hollywood sight
seeing" Bud concluded sagely. THE
Evening star., 1942-06-17

ment: There Is q pretty legend
among intense Hollywoodians that
If you wait long enough every one
in the writing. acting or directing
business will meet you there some
day.
1t has Just turned out to be true
Of Keith Winter, the English
writer, who a few years ago was
counted upon to blackout Noel
Coward.
His career Of one high up, fol-
lowed by one long down, has taken
a change for the. better. He has
Just been hired to do that SCREEN
script on the lives Of the Bronte
sisters. It's title up to the present
minute Is Devotion"
Writer-dir department: Writ
ers turned directors Of their own
pictures have produced some Of the
cinema's best screen drama In the
last two seasons. Most notable have
been the pictures of Preston Sturges,
THE Great McGinty," christmas
in July" THE Lady Eve" and "Sulli-
vans Travels" Almost as notable
have been those of former writer
John Huston, The Maltese Fal-
con" and In This Our Life"
Now joining the list is Norman
Krasna. who last year achieved The
Devil and Miss Jones" Krasna,
who has just been hired for double
duty by Warmers. will produce and
direct as well as write Princess
ORourke," starring Olivia de
Havilland.
Waits and strays department:
Nancy Kelly, whose cinema career
started with more enthusiastic pub
licity and more bad roles than any
other young actress ever got, finally
has been signed for a top part in
"She Walks in Beauty" -. David
o. Selznick is producing THE
Gold Rush" will remain for sec
ond week at Keith's And, even
before it is official. seems the same
fate awaits "Tortilla Flat" at the
Palace, which will surprise a lot of
people who thought it "too good" a
picture for mass audience :. Haw!
Villainesses are out of Bette
Davis life while she plays the WON
derful wife in Watch on the Rhine"
=. And the hero's part in the same
picture will be the first non-villain-
Gus role ever played on the Ameri-
can screen by Paul Lukas 1t
was just before the war that DAN
ielle Darrieux made Abused Conf
dence" which comes today to the
Pix.
Evening star., 1942-06-17
Roz Russell to Visit
Corporal to Prove
She's His Sister
z, trk Associated Press.

Py tts Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD If you think
Corpl. George Russell isn't Roe
RuSsell's brother, Roz will be down
one of these days to prove he is.
Actress Rosalind is sympathetic.
all right.
"I wrote him a letter little while
ago, on some of that printed sta
tionery-with Rosalind Russell on
the envelope" she related. With
the letter he got some choice COM
ment from his sergeant.
$50, writing to movie stars, are
you?' it went.
Yes George admitted.
Suppose next you'll be telling
us she's your sister
well, said George, a little de-
fensively, she is
That must have met with some
disbelief, because pretty soon cap
tain or somebody came down to ask
George about it.
Now George isn't one to ge around
hunting notoriety. so can imagine
he was pretty embarrassed. He
finally convinced them. but I've
wanted to see him ever since he
got In the Army so I'm going down
as soon as I can"
That, she hopes, will be In about
four weeks.
Evening star., 1942-06-17
Bull Fiddle Solos
At Pops Concert

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, June 1.-THE bull nd
die went to town as solo instru-
ment at the pops concert in SYM
phony Hall Last highland 1t wasn't
slapped once.
often an object Of derision-more
than feet high and either buried
in a, symphony orchestra or poked
Enthusiastically by some jazz player
between smokes-the massive dou-
ble-bass has been generally neglect
ed by concert performers.
But last night Georges Edmond
Moleux, first double-bass Of the
Boston Symphony Orchestra, played
a concerto by the famous early 18th
century virtuoso, Domenico Drago-
netti. 1t was the first double bass
concerto to be heard here in a num-
Der Of years.
No concerto by Dragonetti ever
hae been performed at the winter
concerts of the Boston Symphony
this in spite of the fact that Serge
Koussevitzky, the conductor, ranks
with Dragonetti and Giovanni Bot
tesini as one Of the three great mas.
tiers of the double-bass.
Evening star., 1942-06-17
The Buses Now Are Gone,
But Tourists Left Before
So Another Movieland Institution
Fades, but 1t Will Be Revived,
Bud, Its Boss, Promises
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOLLYWOOD.

parade the rubber tired transport situation
United
departure practically painless utter
megaphonists around for
Evening star., 1942-06-17

want of something better to do.
Since Pearl Harbor, business was of
by rs per cent.
Dean of all the movie home guides
Is Bud DELPHI, who came out from
Missouri IL years ago and immedi-
ately went into the fascinating bus
iness Of showing visitors the Holly
wood ropes" Bud took the move
along order with ill-concealed dis
appointment.
IT think this sightseeing business
is great for the morale OF the peo-
ple," he said. Looking at the homes
of the movie stars and seeing how
they spend their of hours is edu-
cational and observation-disclosures as
going to the movies. The movies
were called indispensable. I think
we should fit into the same cate
CORY"
Bud said he would be back at his
old stand-Hollywood boulevard and
La Brea-just as soon as tires are
again available because Il couldn't
think of any other line OF business
I enjoy quite so well"
During those II years, Bud esn-
mated he'd escorted close to 1000
groups of visitors up through the
starry pathways Of glamourville-
meaning Beverly Hills, Bel Air,
Brentwood and out into the valley.
where many players preside over
small ranches. Naturally, he has q
speaking or at least a waving &C
ouaintance with the personalities
in front OF whose homes his big
limousines used to cruise.
"For my money. the Temples are
the most down-to-earth people in
Hollywood" said Bud. They'll al
ways give q bus driver and his pas
sengers a break. Why, If Shirley
happened to be out in front when
we drove up, she'd stop whatever
she was doing and greet everybody
In the car. If they wanted auto
graphs 1t was all right with her, too.
Many times we've hung around the
Evening star., 1942-06-17

DO you long to commit the perfect
crime? Murder the Axis by invest
ing in War bonds.
Evening star., 1942-06-17

kllOW.
With misgivings, which turned
out to be sound ones, he called the
research department of Columbia
Pictures, to ask, among other things:
When does curfew ring in Amster-
dam?
Are streetcars still running there?
Do schoolboys still skate on frozen
Dutch canals?
What military regulations govern
the lives of civilians?
The research department had read
the papers, but it would be blessed
If it had seen the answers to any
such questions as those. 1t admitted
as much to the producer. After all,
research departments maintain no
espionage branches operating in
enemy occupied territory.
Columbia's, however, had a happy
thought about overcoming that de-
feet in the case of Mr., Schulberg's S
picture. 1t got on the phone with
Adrian Hartog. Dutch Consul in Los
Angeles, and explained its plight.
Mr.. Hartog did not kn9w the
answers to the questions but by
the rarest Of good fortune he knew
the fellow who did. He was Alfred
S. Karlsen, refugee merchant
from Amsterdam. who had just
arrived in Los Angeles. He knew
life in Holland before the war,
during the invasion and also during
the occupation. Hired as technical
adviser on The Wife Takes a
Flyer" he not only answered the
questions mentioned but corrected
the answers which the script writer's
thought they had found to many
others.
He almost rewrote the picture by
the time he had all the details
correct.
a Cross-roads-of- -the-arts depart
Evening star., 1942-06-17

Temple house for an hour or more,
taking pictures and all that sort
of thing. Sometimes Mrs. Temple
used to invite us to inspect the
grounds and even to 60 inside and
see Shirley's collection OF dolls"
Bud catered to all types Of tours,
from So up. He had one to At al
most any purse. Movie-mad East
erners, determined to see their fav-
orite star regardless of time and
cost, were his particular pets.
Had q fellow here from Wiscon-
sin two years ago." said Bud. chuck
ling. Said he wouldn't dare 60
home without getting closeup look
at Ann Southern. Ann wasn't work.
ing and we had the darndest time
Evening star., 1942-06-17
From the French
HOLLYWOOD.

Madeleine lie Beau, 19-year-old
French stage and screen actress, has
been signed to term contract by
Warner Bros. and Immediately cast
In "Casablanca." Also recently
added to the "Casablanca" cast was
Peter LORE. They join a notable
aggregation of talent, headed by
Humphrey Bogart, Ingrid Bergman,
Paul Henreid, Conrad Vedit, Claude
Rains and Dooley Wilson.
Evening star., 1942-06-17
Fate Sends Dutch Refugee
To Technical Advisers lob
And If 1t Had Not, One Producer
Would Have Worked in Dark
On Life in Occupied Holland
AMUsEMENTs.
Ry JAY CARMODY.

department.: type
come reduction
movie producer faces There othe
almost They
heart maybe had hardened under the stresses
example the recent plight OF B. schubeg He
peOfuy hich.
Evening star., 1942-06-17

. Cross -roads-of -the-arts depart
Evening star., 1942-06-17

finding her. Parked in front Of her
house by the hour, but no Ann The
guy was with me three days. Morn
ing Of the third day, while we were
cruising in the business section OF
Beverly. Ann stepped out of a bank
waved to her and she came over
to the car. friendly as she always
is. My customer got a personal in
PRODUCTION, a handshake and an
autograph. Two minutes later, while
I was driving back to his hotel.
noticed him slump over in the seat
He had tainted dead away!"
y
And II you're one Of those who
think the fans spend all their adora
Evening star., 1942-06-17
Coulouris, Too
HOLLYWOOD,

George Coulouris Is another men,
Der of the original cast of Watch
on the Rhine" signed by Warner
Bros. for its film version of the Lii
liam Hellman play. Under the di-
rection of Herman Shumlin, who
produced and directed the foot
lights original, the film has just
gone before the cameras, with Bette
Davis and Paul Lukas starred. In
addition to Lukas and Coulouris,
players who will recreate their orig
inal roles for the picture are Lucille
Watson and Eric Roberts.
Evening star., 1942-06-17

was laid in occupied Holland. That
seemed all right until one got down
Evening star., 1942-06-17

movies will always be big End SC
will the people who appear in them
Just wait until cur big job is fin
ished and we get something to put
on the rims Of our wheels and you'll
see the tourist business coming back
stronger than ever. And I'll be right
here to look after I'll"
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