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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-25
Studebaker Squirms
At FEPC Hearing

WASHINGTON, D. --(ANP)-Caled before the Pres
idents Committee Fair Employment Practices explain
discrimination in his department, Dr. John w Studebaker
Of the Office of Education the Federal Security Agency
with three associates spent very unpleasant afternoon
swerng questions propounded by heads of the committee
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-25

E. M.-You know what has been
said about a woman after she has
been operated on. The doctor saws
that the only thing that viii help
me is an operation. I'm afraid
that / may loose the man I am
living with after I have the opera
ton. love him and don't know
what to do.
Ans: Best that you talk with
your doctor ON this subject
and he will assure you that
your suspicious relative to
this matter is groundIess.
You can be sure Of one thing.
if you don't so ahead and sub
init to the operation and get
your health in good shape you
will loose him. No man enioys
being with neurOtic woman.
3. M am married and have
been for Is years. have to de-
pend on my folks a great deal for
the things that I need although I
work. My husband is in Jail and
I asked the folks | work for 70 oer
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-25
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-25

j. J.-Mr. Wallace. I really need
your help. / married man ana
his dead wife's people and his
grown children didn't want him
to marry me because he has his
own place and a nice home and
good land. They are travelling to
every wise person they know
against their father and me to
keep us confused in our home. My
husband looks like he will almost
go crazy because of his trouble
with the older children. I have
been raising five of his younger
children since we have been mar
ried. My husband praises me for
the way I do them. He bought me
a piano TO play and enjoy myself
and they had fit. They get mad
every time he does anything for
me.
Ans: You are indeed in diff
ficuIt situation. The ssstep-
mother problem is an age
old one, and usually the step
mother gets the bad end Of the
bargain. That is why wo-
man should think twice before
marrying a man with children.
The best thing 1 could suggest
is for you to exercise patience
and tact. II the children don't
like you, you can't make them.
But you can go out of your
way to avoid friction with
them. Try to make up to your
husband all the worry they are
causing him.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-25
Cites Late Private Brooks,
Private Joe Louis Barrows

FORT KNOX Brig Gen Stephen G. Henry, COM
mandant of the Amored Force
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-25

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In the lower photo this eee is getting
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-25

him out but they would not do j
as they said he wasn't deserving
Tell me what I must do. He dog
and threatens me all the time.
Ans: ST. back and enjoy The
rest you are having. The crime
that he committed was deiib-
crate and uncalled for, and
there is no reason in the world
why you should take the
money away from your chill
dren to get him out of Jail,
knowing that he will continue
to abuse you. Make the most of
this vacation. Y0u asked about
my astrOl0gy readings; send
Csc with self addressed,
stamped envelope and / viii
be glad ia ga over your case in
detail.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-25

r. HI. / am out here in Los An
geles and am trying to get q JOB.
Should 7 stay here or go further
in search of employment?
Ans: There is no point i'm you
leaving l.. A. to find work.
There are numerous jobs to be
had, but you won't find them
sitting around waiting for
them. You have had years of
experience in the ship yards.
Why don't you apply for work
there in the field thai you
know, bestg
N. l.. Ss-My brother and / don't
get along SO good lately. Every
time I go TO his home he treats
me as q stranger and brings up a
fuss about nothing. I am asking
would it be best TO stay away from
his home completely?
Ans: Your brother is having
trouble with his wife and does
not feel up to being polite TO
company. Until he can get his
domestic troubles ir0ned out,
and get over his crouch, l
would advise you to stay away.
However. he has no personal
grievance toward You.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
Bugs Baer Sums Up:
Sergeonts' Shouts:
Glossary Of Gripes
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

When started the for toughboied topkicks
naturally had to include their conversation with their
other nickel plated charms.
The result Of this weeks contest indicates that power OF
command is important to the sergeants ability.
Here few examples of the robust sergeants:
81 will take my oath the ncandescent hinges that
swing the of the regions of the doomed that Washington
has handed the cougs of the bombarded garbage scows
of Salt Greek.
These mugs close apes they pick
nuts with their bare feet.
THE only reason give the command AS you were
because whole outfit would off all fours-
Sergeant Dasrof Camp Yaphsnk.
There isn't son Of an eraporaed
who knows enough to out of boot with
full directions the heel.
Geronimo started out to be Indian did
pipe ousier bunch of halfswabbed wits in gummy
days march at the dOubejumpin Bmstock
dishes triple talk at Camp Dix.
eff these boobittIe in this mans who thinks
he better than just step out to scratch and will
dust him off like gasstOpped table at directors meeting
There galvanized weedbender in this closely held
corporation who outmarch empty shoes in pullman
aisle I'm the original gravemxe from the high country and
I'm loose idiots eyebrows and tougher than rawhde
noodles.
81 take no talk from a mushmouth godbrcker who
doesn't know enough to vote dividend If he owned all the
stock.'-Sergeant Stumble, Camp Skarrammnger.
when / hoer Eyes right don't want any left. want
bunch parrotoed swvenecked fugtves
laughing academy suck in those CUTS stick out those
chests and to count off by the numbers.
Are you roller-skang marking time? Don't make
faces When fly is ii is property
for the duration. Sergeant Biggty, Camp boxes.
During attacks take like Indian in blanket
factory When hoIer Right dess don't you bunch
of nckep plated sum mixers TO play touch tag with your
elbows Don't stand at attention like looking under
dark stairway for black that isn't reSergeant
Guttzby, Camp Droop.
thee-strper sergeant hollers Attention. there
stripes the echo.
Send in entries for the TOUGHEST of the tough.
TO BE CONTINUED
copynrht 1872 by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
Louella Parsons
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP

HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 17--Who
do you think is returning 20 Holly
wood? (And / almost said--to the
scene of his earlier crimes Vim
cent Price, no less. who you may
remember in Brigham Young. -
Hudson Bay" and other Twenti-
eth Century-Fox pictures.
Well, Vincent went 10 Broad
way, achieved great success with
Victoria Regina" as Helen Hayes
leading man. and later in Angel
Street" With Twentieth losing
Tyrone Power, Cesar Romero,
Henry Fonda and so many of their
male stars, Billy GoetZ decided TO
bring him back TO Hollywood.
His return vehicle is Star over
Scotland" in which he does A re-
verse on "The Captain Hates the
Sea" This captain loves the sea
and sees his ship go through days
of degradation until finally II has a
glorious end in the present war.
CALM, GENTLE Peter LORE
was as eNcited az i nave ever
seen him when he told me about
the great chance that has just
come to him. Think OF it," said
Peter, 81 am going 90 New York
to star and direct Ernest Pas
Gals play, 4 Play the Devil
just as soon as ! finish Back
ground TO Danger at Warmers.
It's such a wonderful opportu-
nifty"
All roads these days Seem to
lead to the stage, just as they
did during the last war. People
seek release at theaters and so
many Of the boys and their fam
lilies visit New York and natu-
rally want 10 see plays.
Peter, who is one of our best
character actors, was one of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
Gunther Finishes
Story for 10th

JOHN GUNTHER. famou
writer and war correspondent, has
completed the outline of his first
film story. Listening Post" which
Milton Sporting will produce for
Twentieth Century-Fox.
To gather material for his story,
Gunther visited camps throughout
the country where the Army Sig
nal Corps maintains training sta
lions, He expects to leave for the
East shortly 10 begin series of
radio broadcasts with Raymond
Gram Swing. He will assist in
whipping his original into screen
form before his departure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
Bradshaw,
Lii Green
At Paradise

DYNAMIC TINY" BRAD,
SHAW, the King Of the Utter,
bugs" and his "Jumpin' Jivin
orchestra, plus Lii Green, known
as the I'm the Dark" Mama
opened yesterday at the Paradise
Theater.
Bradshaw puts his bandmer
through their exercises from any
part OF the stage he happens &c
be. for he is one of the Jitteriest
of the jitterbugs, with results as
amusing as effective. The out
standing musical numbers OF the
orchestra include Hit That 1--WE,
Moon Nocturne, Cooking with
Gas" and the hit song. Jersey
Bounce. Soloists include Bobby
Platter. Count Hastings, tenor aFle
Tiny Bradshaw.
Lii Green. a formidable blues
singer, is the spotlight parsonage
on the new program, and she
croons her torrid repertoire with
persuasive slur that has made her
a favorite in the night clubs. She
sings Let's BE Friends Out
skirts of Town" Knock Me a
Kiss" and In the Dark. This Is
the number that started Lii or
the road 10 success.
In the huge revue are Cino ano
Cortez, two boys from Mexico
Sandy Burns and Jim Baskwett
two funny boys that have the
theater in an uproar, and clever
Ralph Brown. a rhapsody in taps
in a fine tap routine.
The screen feature is isle Of
Missing Men," with John Howard
lovely Helen Gilbert and comica
Alan Mowbray. The story con
Germs a prison colony on an island
in the Pacific, and the human tri
angle which results when beau
tiful girl contrives 10 pay a visit
LNntst1.s rx,,av.rl.,I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17

first 90 bring horror movies ire
member "M"?) TO the screen.
EVE ARDEN was Just about
washed up when she left Holly
wood and made becg hit for her
self In Lots Face II. with Danny
Kaye Well, as usual, Hollywood
is paging her Republic studios, 10
be exact, because movie town likes
nothing better than to pay double
for a hit player il might have had
for peanuts previously zone OF
the Republic bosses said that 10
me-
Eve goes into Hit Parade of
1913" with taccording 10 my hu-
morous Informant John Carroll,
borrowed from M-G-M; Susan
Hayward. borrowed from para
mount: Freddy Martin and his or
chestra, borrowed from the Utter
bugs.
However he added dryly.
Republic is using It's own prop
boys and publicity department.
I HAD always heard that
color-blindneSS could not be
cured, so IL was surprise in
deed TO hear that the marines.
who previously turned down
Macdonald Carey on this count,
have accepted him. For months
the popular Mac" has been
undergoing eye treatment with a
specialist and he is pronounced
completely cured.
This means he will take off
for officers training school
shortly at QuanticO, Va. But he
cause the school Is so over
crowded he won't he called for
two months. This gives him time
10 make one more movie for
Paramount,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
Night Club NeWs
BY WALTER STEVENSON

In top position in the new revue
at the Teddy Bear are Charles and
Rita Jenkins, dance team whose
versatile routines win good APP
plause for encore numbers
Another dancer, Baby Crider
comes to the fore TO step out in
character as well as novelty mum
bers, and it's Bert Herman, BOO
pounds Of fun. presiding as master
OF ceremonies.
Harmony arrangements by the
Viscounts and the tenor selections
of Jimmy Nolan complete the
show.
For shows and dancing, it's the
music of Jimmy Stevenson and his
orchestra.
BARBARY COAST - Comedian
and master of ceremonies Eddie
Brooks is at the helm of this
weeks new revue. Eddie jokes
while introducing the performers,
foremost of whom is Dottie Ard.
blues singer who is quite a favor
lie here.
Setting a fast dance pace are
Kenny and partner. demonstrators
of the jitterbug style Margita
flash tap dance rou-
tines, and Rose Marie exhibits
character numbers.
Interesting novelty is presented
by Lieutenant + ldridge, who
paints portraits with sand and
gunpowder. Highhght of his act
is the vivid scene Of the Battle
of Midway
Kenny Valleau and his orches-
ira continue on the bandstand.
BRASS RAIL-"Praise the Lord
and Pass the Ammunition" may
seem a biz homogeneous coming
from the lips OF girl. but Del
Parker IS doing a nice job Of
amusing the patrons with the new
White Christmas and
Ten Little Soldiers" are other
new melodies gaining favor with
her audience.
Roy Swartz has new piano ar
rangementS Of the classics and
Earl Bcaudrie takes his turn on
the novachord.
During the afternoon session,
entertainment is by Chester Pal
mer and JEANNE Rand.
WONDER BAR-Holding up its
reputation as the favorite rendeZ-
vous for Detroit's dance enthusi-
s~tsy-tni~-spot-fcaturrs-a-ascue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
No Mayhem
In Nelson's Life

BATTLING BARRY NELSON
has retired. That is, he has
temporarily.
For tho first time in his movie
career he doesn't engage in a fight
on the screen.
He's played eight roles to date,
and in each has had TO battle for
his life. In two pictures he has
met violent deaths.
AS a soldier. however. in THE
Human Comedy" he lifts neither
gun nor his dukes.
lie homo on furt0rIrt1-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17

thing happening every minute"
policy. Guy WEIGH and his per
sonallty music crew play mixed
series of dance sets, featuring all
sorts of .tempos for particular
dancers, and alternating with him
on the dais. Eddie ~Paisley's Vo-
Gallons offer their novelty tunes
and South American rhythms.
Aylene Mason is the charming
songstress featured with both or
chestraS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17

that they would
continue TO be
little English
men a n d not
turn into little
Canadians.
For a short
time the papers
were full of
stories a b o u I
I he refugees.
Then they were
forgotten so far
as the general
public was con-
cerned.
But they are
still here - or
rather near IIs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
First Time

INGRID BERGMAN for the
first time in her career was given
a stars chair with her name
painted on it when she arrived at
Paramount's For Whom the Bell
Tolls" location to play the Maria
role.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
Goes Blonde

MARY ASTOR employs blonde
hair for the first time in her long
and colorful career as a much
socialite in The Palm
Beach Story" with Claudette Col
bert and Joel McCrea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
Jack PICKERING
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

In 1910 the English packed up
Children by the hundreds and sent
them to Canada to escape the blitz,
breathing a prayer that the young
sters would arrive safely, and also
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
Star Is Born

ALAN LAID, who was merely
featured" in his first big picture
this year and co-starred below two
others in his second, now is the
lone star i'm Lucky Jordan"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
It's Dirty Work

IDA LUPINO and Joan Leslie
worked in coal dust and smoke
for four weeks in The Hard Way"
Opening action Of the film takes
place in a Pennsylvania mining
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17

Donald doesn't say much about
things. but one night they heard
their father talking by radio from
overseas and Alec remarked that
father talks awful Scotch" And
the twins come right out fatty and
say they intend to stay in Canada.
The elder Grays land Pater-
sons. and others) are writing let
tiers about the idea of coming over
as soon as the war ends. but peo-
pie on this side are doubtful. Jobs
may be scarce; better wait and
see.
And 30 II goes The overseas
yaccents fade, and new customs
grow. Murmurs of homesick-
ness have died away, as the
lassies wear bsbushkas and the
lsddies join the Boy Scouts.
And one tyke, asked what he
thought OF going home to England,
retorted positively:
ct won't 60 unless mama goes
with me-"
Mama" isn't his mother. She
n in England. Mama" is the
woman whose only relationship
comes from having mothered him
through Is months in Ontario.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17

NetU Film
At Madison
BY CHARLES GENTRY

WE'RE NOT stuffing any movie
ballot boxes when we cast our vote
for The Mayor of 44th Street"
because the new picture which
opened at the Madison yesterday
is very amusing comedy drama
with music.
II follows the regular racketeer
formula right up until the formula
turns around and bites IL, but it's
still an entertaining little piece.
Since piled-up product has forced
the Palms-State into becoming a
first-run house. the Madison has
taken over former State assign
ments and The Mayor of 44th
Street happens to be among the
first.
George Murphy is supposedly
the king of bathrooms, the dime-a-
dance halls which Turk right off of
Times Square.
His waxed floor palaces. how
ever, are comparatively legitimate
since they cater 10 the younger
Zoot-suit set.
THE TROUBLE STARTS
A rival mob headed by Dick
Barthelmess-yes. he's still alive
are bound and determined that
Murphy payoff. But Murphy says
no to the hand-out and the battle
begins. ~~
The principal trouble is young
ster whom Murphy has hired 10
terest the saddle-ShoeS into
dancing III ms -Aireetieff----
The kid gets mad at Murphy
and Joins in with Barthelmess'
crowd. only TO find that he Is tied
up with real hoodlums. who delight
in wrecking dance halls. casing
jitterbugs and squirting 1--WE
hounds.
SLAPSTICK FINALE
The revolution comes backstage
in a deserted theater in very
funny. though slightly Mack Sen
nett climax
Murphy. though he owns all the
dance floor available off of Broad
way gets little chance TO dance
himself and has to depend on his
acting ability which is not the
greatest.
Anne Shirley is the girl in the
picture and a very attractive one,
too.
Plenty Of bands and good tunes,
including one. about a breeze on
Lake Louise, help TO liven up the
whole affair.
The picture Is shown on double
bill with return.of Gary Cooper
as Sergeant York"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
She Can Take II

BETTE DAVIS, WHO usually
deals out meanness in her film
roles, is on the receiving end in
Now, Voyager" A domineering
mother and a vicious niece do the
pitching.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17

rather, near us. M"
Two hundred of them are in Wind.
sor and its suburbs. across the
river from Detroit. How are they
getting along? And are they, as
the parents feared. turning into
little Canadians
Fred X. Mills OF the Protes-
tant Children's Aid. who super
viscs one group of youngsters,
says yes. Not only are the chill
dren turning into little Cana
dians, but some are saying they
don't want TO go home, and Their
parents In the old country are
talking about moving to Canada
as soon rs the war In over.
This is not true in all cases
Lots OF them still look forward 70
going home. and here and there
pu find an unreconstructed rebel
Tho, after more than two years,
still objects TO the food, the Ian
guagc, the customs. But not many
Both Mills and r. J. Bondy OF
the Catholic Children's Aid. say
that the children in general have
become pretty thoroughly settled.
They say truck" instead of
"lorry." play baseball and speak
with accents growing more Cana
dian every day. The British ex-
preston, right Lob" hangs on. but
the western "okay" is more fire.
quent.
Take an example. The William
ID. Hudsons are taking care of
their niece and nephew from
Glasgow, Jean Paterson, now Is,
and her brother, Bobby, 8.
At first every letter from home
sent Jean TO her room. where she
sprawled across the bed and cried
little-girl tears over the letter.
The tears have passed. SO has
Bebbys habit OF diving under the
kitchen table whenever he hears
an airplane overhead.
They were lionized by play
mates at first. Now they are just
members of the crowd. They still
are delighted but no longer
amazed at buying ice cream at a
drug store. AZ home a drug store
sells drugs.
At first. food was q problem.
This was true Of nearly all the
children. Epeciaily they didn't
iIle the profusion Of vegetables
and salad. Jean thought corn
on tho cob was messy. She
didn't like macorni and cheese,
and thought asparagus was
horrid. But she loved fresh
Afruit Mrs. Hudson told her to
eat vegetables or get no fruit
Now she likes both, has put on
30 pounds and nine inches. And
nearly all the youngsters are hav-
ING less trouble with their teeth.
Bobby likes movies. crooners.
the Lone Ranger and getting into
neighborly fights when some Ca
madam boy doubts that the Re-
venge really conveyed his ship
through the U-boat zone.
The D. NJ. c. Seggie family has
four brothers from Edinburgh,
Donald Gray. nearly IS; Alec. ID,
and in high school; Ian and Ken
meth. twins and IL
Donald II one Of the oldest
refugees and may be the one to
settle a question that has caused
speculation. VIII the boys. when
old enough, 20 back home In the
British army? Well, Donald has
Joined the Canadian army re-
serve, has been picked for ~. {.
o. training, and devotes all his
spare time TO it-eNcept when
he goes up to Toronto for hoii-
day. II seems there was girl
refugee on the boat, and maybe
there's bit Of romance ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17

he 5 f1Or1g on furtOugf1.