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Evening star., 1942-05-14
Miss Thiery Wed
To Mr.. Edwin Hull

The marriage of Miss Leidy
Thiery, daughter of Mrs. Anna
v. Thiery, to Mr.. Edwin c. Brook
Hull, took place May 2 in Green
wich, Conn. Mrs. Georgette Ross
was matron of honor for her
sister and Mr.. Maubert st. George
was the best man.
Evening star., 1942-05-14

OF the orchestra, Mr.. j. r.
Hayes, and Mrs. Hayes also heard
the mass.
The treasurer of the society, Mr..
Corcoran Thom, and Mrs. Thorn
were there and also the assistant
treasurer. Mr.. Richard w. HynSon,
and Mrs. Hynson. Mary Howe.
pianist-composer who is a member
of the advisory committee for the
society, was in the throng which
filled the Cathedral. Mrs. Howe Is
chairman of the Woman's Commit
tee of the National Symphony Or
chestra. was accompanied by her
husband, Mr.. Walter Bruce Howe.
Distinguished Visitors
From New York.
Mr., Edwin Macarthur, manager Of
the Metropolitan Opera, came to
Washington for the presentation
and also from New York came Mr..
T. Tertius Noble. famous organist,
with whom Mr.. Galloway studied.
A large group of members of the
Woman's Committee of the National
Cathedral Association now holding
their annual meeting here we're
seated in the Great Choir and
among those from other cities were
Mrs. Allan Forbes of Boston, ac-
companied by Mr.. Forbes. and Miss
Mary Johnston of Glendale. Ohio.
The Cathedral Choral Society, for
which the late Very Rev. Ze Barney
T. Phillips was chairman of the
Board of Directors, plans a pres
entation each spring and fall, select
ing the great oratorios of music
literatures The Bishop of WASH
ington, the Right Rev. James E.
Freeman. is honorary chairman Of
the board and with Mrs. Freeman
was present at its debut last evening.
Other members of the board are Mr..
C. F. r. Ohilby, former Senator
George Wharton Pepper, the Right
Rev. Noble G. Powell, former dean
| of the Cathedral here and now
Suffragan Bishop of Maryland, and
Mr.. H. L. Rust ,jr.
Mr.. William E. Coyle is president
of the Choral Society; Mrs. John
| L. Horner, II, vice president, and
Miss Edna Walker, secretary.
Dumbarton Oaks
Tea Next Week.
| Mrs. Edwin Martin Watson, wife
of Maj. Gen. Watson, secretary and
military aide to Tile President, has
issued cards for a Tuesday after
noon at Dumbarton Oaks. The
guests will be members of the
Chamber Music Guild which is ar
ranging its third season of summer
concerts in the gardens at Dunn
barton Oaks. The home of the
former United States Ambassador
to the Argentine and Mrs. Robert
Woods Bliss, which they gave to
the Harvard University Research
Library and Collection, has been
loaned to the guild by its new own
ers for this series opening June q
Evening star., 1942-05-14

Agnes Riley. Mrs M. Frank Rupert,
Mr.. John Saul. Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Sholl, Mr.. Justice w. P. Stafford,
Mrs. Frank Slingluff. Mrs. Harold
Titus, Miss Mary Waggaman and
Miss Carrie Weitzel.
Evening star., 1942-05-14
Entertaining Precedes
Choral Society Program
Mr.. and Mrs. WHliam r. Castle Hosts:
Mrs Edocin Uats0n VIII Give Tea Tuesday

Ambassador and William
preceding the debut of
of Washington Mr. Castle member OF
which Paul Galloway organst
Peter and St Paul.
the
included DR. Hans Kinder conductor OF the
which played the
which last evening Dr.
Choral Society.
Evening star., 1942-05-14
Roosevelts Honor Quezons
At White House Luncheon
Norwegian Prime Minister Chief Guest
At Party of Mr.. and Mrs. Mejlaender

President
honor
wealth Manuel visitors
daughters
Mr. Manuel yesterday
with
the White House where they night This anoon
President
Shoreham, a apartment
Evening star., 1942-05-14
Here for Visit

Miss M. Duncan of Detroit ar
rived Monday to spend six weeks
with her sister. Mrs. E. G. Harrow,
and her niece, Miss Pauline Harrow,
at 1900 Sixteenth street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26
AIR RAID
REVUE AT
ZOMBIE

When Leonard Reed premieres
his new show at Broad's Club
Zombie. Oct. 5. string OF new faces
and personalities will be seen In
the cast, with the exception Of the
emcee. Marcellas Wilson.
Featured In the new Reed show
will probably be Dell St John. a
clever singer with long engage
ment in Buffalo still prominent in
her memory; the Tampa Boys. a
duo OF novel dancing youngsters,
the Brown and Brown trio. apache
dancers, and Earl ....., for
mer singer with Ernie Fields or
chestra.
Reeds present show. "Air Raid
will offer the last performances OF
Comedy Stars Joyner and Foster
Blues Singing Olive Brown, Singer
Dancer-Gag Man Horace Payne
Harmonica Playing Rhythm Willie
and Baritone Singer Bill Day.
Oct. will mark the last appear
ance. together OF Joyner and Foster
believed TO be the oldest standard
comedy team in the business. Iron
lcal Ia the fact they are breaking
up in Detroit-they started out al
most "a years ago. Replacing Clar-
ence Foster will be Harold Foster
Tinsley. The team will retain It's
present billing. Olive Brown and
Horace Payne will lead unit go
ing 10 Pittsburgh. Willie and Day
have announced no plans thus far.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26
TORPEDO Boat Has Romance, Thrills

somewhere on the Atlantic
Coast and revealed something OF
the lethal sting" contained in
the sleek hulls OF Uncle Sam g
water wasps.
Immune to mines because OF
its shallow draft. the torpedo
boat is especially useful in coastal
waters. he said. It's low silhouette
and flashing speed make 1t almost
impossible TO destroy II by gun
fire when the weather Is anyway
favorable. that Is when there is
fog. These craft are particu-
iarly effective at night. Bombers
find them elusive targets.
Hlt.and-Run Fighters
1.-THE method of attack used by
motor torpedo boats" Commander
Caldwell said. "is to dash in. de-
liver a telling blow and dash out
again. The boat rides so low
against the horizon that II "a al
most invisible to the commander
OF an enemy ship. To take full
advantage OF this. the speedster
attacks, wherever possible. either
down sun streak or out OF a
bank OF mist.
Curiously, Paramount producers
William c. Pine and William II.
Thomas made the picture "Tor-
pedo Boat" before II became
known that the United States
Navy was experimenting with a
mother ship" that could carry
swarms OF these mighty mites
into enemy waters. releasing then
for attacks on ships and naval
bases.
In the picture Richard Arler
invents such ship and most OF
the films breathless action oc-
ours when they are being tested
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26
Bullets For Bandits Stars COWBOY,

Appropriately titled. Bullets
for Bandits" Columbia's newest
Bill Elliott-Tex Ritter western
makes its bow at the Castle
Theatcr on Sept. 26. 81. rs, prom
Using double doses OF excitement
and song for local adventure
fans. Directed by Wallace W.
Fox from an original screenplay
by Robert Lee johnson the new
outdoor thriller again features
Elliott as Wild Bill Hickok. that
hard-rlding. quick-shooting from
t:ersman. while Ritter is seen as
musically-minded sheriff with
an itchy trigger finger.
The story. itself. is concerned
with the adventures Wild Bill
has while trying to protect a
vast ranch from desperate out
law gang. Fighting on the side
of Queen Katie. elderly owner
OF the ranch. Bill comes in for
more than his share OF trouble
when the outlaws accuse him OF
murder; planning in this wise.
10 get him out OF the way and
thus. be free to gain possession
OF the property.
Sheriff Tex Ritter is convinced
that Bill is innocent. though. and
refuses to make the arrest. De-
termined TO take the law into
their own hands the bandits or
ganize a lynching party and gal
lop over TO the ranch. While Bill
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26

Headline news of enemy sub
marine action in American coastal
waters has brought the flashing,
lightning fast Torpedo Boats of
the United States Navy sharply
into the news for the first time
since that fsteful day at Pearl
Harbor. Americans little realize
the part played by these tiny
ocean spitfires in the defense OF
our coasts. nor the debt owed
10 the men who designed them.
Paramount Pictures. in "Torpe-
do Boat, at the Castle Theater
Sept. 26. q. 2s. has gone a long
way in dramatizing these frail
sea fighters. The exciting film,
starring Richard Arlen and Jean
Parker. Is a gripping tale OF ro-
nance and high adventure, tell
ing the story behind the men who
design and build these hard-hit-
ting speedsters
officer Tells Story
Try and recall the last picture
OF a Torpedo Boat that you saw
in a newspaper magazine. Do
you remember that the torpedo
tubes and guns were sheathed
in canvass. That. according to Ii.
Commdr. Earl S. Caldwell, COM
mander OF Motor Torpedo Boat
Squadron 2. is for a dual pur-
pose. The canvas protects the
tubes and guns from the seas that
constantly pound over the decks.
II also hides the secret anna
ment from prying enemy eyes.
Clad in special weather-prooi
clothing OF Jungle CLOTH" the
standard sea gear OF the torpedo
boat man. Commander Caldwell
was interviewed at his home base
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26
.B&CCLUB
UNDERCOES
REMODELING

workmen with hammers. save,
jacks and other tools paraded 10
the southeast corner of Beacon and
ST. Antoine streets Monday morn
ing and began tearing holes In the
BIC Theater bar. This was the
first official move toward Warren
Larue's promise TO completely re-
model the place by Fall.
Business is going on as usual and
the front is gradually taking on q
new appearance. BY the weekend
Saturday and Sunday patrons will
think they are going into the wrong
place
Once on the inside though you
won't be mistaken because. in the
lingo. the Joint Is jumping" Songs.
dances and comedy plus the music
Of AL Holmes and his Musical Aces
will convince YOU the only differ
ennce in the BIC Is its ls43 dress.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26
'Porgy And Bess'
To Leave
New York
Detroit On
Road Tour
Schedule

NEW YORK LAMP "Porsy
and Bess," which recently establish
ed an all-time record for long run
reyiyals. entered its last week al
the Majestic theater Sunday night
before leaving New York for a ma
tion-wide tour.
The musical was revived by
Cheryl Crawford on Jan. 20 and
will have completed PSI perfor-
mances and crossed close to a mil
lion dollars at the Majestic before
II departs for Rochester. Buffalo
Cincinnati, Columbus. Detroit and
Chicago.
In many instances the cast Is tho
same that appeared in the original
Theatre guild production In 1885
with Todd Duncan as Porgy. Ruby
Ely playing Serena. Edward Mat
thews the fisherman Jake, and
Georgette Harvey as the shopkeep.
or Maria. Annie Brown, the Bess OF
the original company. was with the
current production until June and
then left TO study for concert ca
reer which will begin shortly. Et-
Ia Moten, we'll known TO movie au.
dienccs as the originator OF the
"Carioca" song In the film. Fly.
ing Down to Rio" assumed the role
at that time and will continue tc
play II on tour. The two other new.
corners to the cast who scored out.
standing personal successes are
Avon Long. who sings and dances
the mischevious "Sportin' Life,
and Harriet Jackson. the Clara.
Alexander Smallens. who was
musical director of the origina
"Porgy and Bess." Is again on the
podium and will serve as conduct.
or throughout the forthcoming tour
The only tragedy that has occur.
red during the run was. the death
from aid age OF the beautiful goat
Pat, who nightly brought Porgy on
and off stage. Pat was the prize
winning Book beer goat and neces-
STATED four requirements before q
suitable substitute was found
The cast OF "Porgy and Bess" ha,
done n great deal Of voluntary work
on behalf OF tho treasury depart.
ment and the USO since the begin.
ming OF the run, playing an hour
version of the musical over WOH
and the Mutual network in the wal
bonds America opera series. givinf
complete performance at For
| Monmouth. Nj. for seven THOUSAND
soldiers, and appearing every Fri
day night at the Stage Door can
| fean
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26

islands off the attackers. bis bus.
dy. Cannonball rides back "a
town and then returns with ru
and a posse, arriving on the seen,
just in time to capture the ban.
dts before they can succeed !,
their lawless deed
Top notch performances m
guaranteed from the entire csa
with such woithies as Fran
Mitchell. Edythe Elliott. Rain
Theodore and Forrest TavIr
playing prominent supporiIf
roles. The heart interest is SUD.
piled by Dorothy Short. a preltr
young brunette who has appesrs
most recently in a Hopalong Ca.
sidy western with William Bow,
Leon Barsha produced for Co
lumbia.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26

We're told that all the draft
boards have been presented with
a nag by some thoughtful group
OF citizens with the exception OF
Local Board 81. Someone should
do something about H. They're a
bunch OF grand people and Director
z. S. Smith says they would love
10 have a flag. He's one-time
ehowman speaks our language.
lConiInued on page 13)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26
COLORED
ACTS IN HIT
PARADE OF '43'

First film 10 present footage OF
New York during the dim-out and
New York City traffic as affected
by gas rationing will be Repub-
lies big-budgeted musical. "Hit
Parade OF 1943." which Albert s.
Rogell will direct under associate
producer Edmund Granger. Ro-
CELL shot the footage on q recent
Eastern trip. As in former "Hit
Parades.' a number OF colored acts
have been scheduled.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26
CHI ON A RAINCHECk

Couldn't be helped. we had 10
rush 10 Chicago (last week-end) on
business with no time on hand 10
drop around and say hello 10 any
of our gang Found out. however.
that Hazel Mickens promises 10 be
a hit al the Club DeLisa as their
soubrei Arabelle Martin has Civ
en- up her try az operating Ara
bellies Playhouse which was To-
Gated on 63rd near Indiana. The
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hernandez she's
known as Tanya, the cohtortionist).
are happy IN their two cor Is it
three years OF married bliss. It's
said they'd welcome 4 lille like
ness should the time ever come.
Didn't see him ltinle TOO limited
but IN, rave IS Joe Little Ziggy
Johnson at the Rum Boogie which
seems TO have the. present corner
on cabaret business Being told las
yet unconarmedl that The little lady
Detroit knew as Miss Health-Tol
ther pic was used on jus, about all
OF ~ Bodies ado and placards)
Ginger ; ms hy name is nov a
Mrs Married her former Detroit
landladys brother A tai. papa
don't know aboui the skinny parD,
Familiar faces we'd seen IN Detroit
p4rading south Parkway in the Ia
miliar olive dsab OF Uncle sans
armed forces Insignia showing
they're stationed Al Fort Custer
MIR. and Mrs Richard Terrell sis
10 problem child number one. Theo
Fields vacat.onlng IN this windy
town
PICTURE or THE VALLEY
S'reanlne sue gong great guns
al the b and { Duke manager OF
Ben Shocks musicians club having
a swell ;ime With Bobhle 81 the
Turf Cokev Joe telling a news
man where 70 head 10 lGosa. what
authority. Juanfa CAifu bar
maiding a, the Jacksonian. Dorothy
Tate doirg The same r Henry FL
Charles YounS doing his BIZ al me
Turf. out for a m. stroll. Charles
Pryor trying 70 figure ont how De-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
MARCH s1 TO APRIL 20

MARCH 2I TO APRIL 90
Ar s-A big improvement
and brighter outlook today than
yesterday. Lose no time or
ground in your effort TO accom-
>plish all you can.
APRIL 81 TO MAY 20
Tourus-Splendid aspects to-
day, friend Taurean. Proceed
with all speed and confidence in
your job. Industrial, manufac-
turing. building interests; army,
navy and air services are under
unusually benefic influences.
MAY 81 TO JUNE 81
Gemini-Forget yesterday and
on with today! Skilled and UNI
skilled mechanics, you employed
in trades, excavation work, build
ers and painters can make great
Roadway and gains now.
JUNE 22 TO JULY %
Cancer-Very friendly for per-
sonal and general interests. II
these times and your duties will
permit, indulge good, clean
show or other form of entertain
ment during free hours.
JULY "a TO AUGUST 2S
Leo-A top-notch period for
business az usual plus the added
incumberances we all must shout
der in our fight for preservation
of liberty and the privileges dear
10 the hearts of free people.
AUG. 81 TO SEPT. %
VirgO-No ifs or butts in your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29

JUST ONE big patch. and
you've a Scottie all in place
the square and strip are APP
plique. too. Get out your scrap
bag each Scottie a differ
ent material Pattern 235 con-
tains accurate pattern pieces;
diagram of block: instructions
for cutting. sewing and finishing;
yardage chart: diagram OF quilt.
Laura Wheeler Patterns. for
mcrly 10 cents are now IL
cents. the added cent is 10
cover the cost Of mailing Rising
prices have made this change
imperative.
Send IL cents in coins for
this pattern to The Laul a
Wheeler Pattern Department,
1925 Times Square, Detroit,
Mich. Owing TO customs regu-
lations. orders for patterns 10
Canadian destinations cannot he
filled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29

generous, favorable chart TINS
grand day. You should enjoy
participation in the many patri-
otto and defense activities preva-
lent and urgent now.
SEPT. ~ TO OCT. s5
Librd-Neither very stimulat-
ing nor uninteresting either. The
kind Of day, though, with which
you can do a lot Of work or
other things for which you are
especially adapted or like.
OCT. ~ TO NOV. 20
ScOrpio-Very encouraging in
dications for your work and other
honorable interests. Especially
favored: difficult tasks, laborious
work, matters requiring endur-
ance, cleverness, also personal
attainment.
NOV. Is TO DEC. 20
Sdoittdrius-You, like Scorpio
folk, have much in your favor.
Those things that challenge your
ingenuity and very capable man.
agerial ability are prime favor
ties. Much can be accomplished.
DEC. % TO JAN. Fl
Cdpricorn-Employer and en-
ploye, teacher, student, you work
ing with chemicals and materials
for the public's use. machinery
and equipment for military serv-
ice are all under fine rays.
Jan. os TO FEB. go
AqpGrius 49, The unusual. dar-
ing and very difficult are on the
preferred list. New undertak-
ings and old matters OF continued
worth are also sponsored. You
should aim at new record IN
achievement.
FEB. II TO MARCH 20
Pisccs-Five planets. including
your own Neptune, are in benefc
aspects this unusually generous
day. Whatever your occupation
or plans, tackle them with deter
mined cheerfulness, for you're
out to win. Added duties okayed.
A CHILD born on this day:
Success and prosperity are in
this individuals realm of posi-
bility. Benefits through elderly
people indicated. Impulsiveness
must be curtailed, also \ ten
dency 10 brusqueness.
Copyright. 1912, ny King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
Your Horoscope

France Drake,
The Detroit TimeG
I2cf Tunes square, Detroit, Mich.
PlFkSf SEND ny lNDlNlD-
UAL HOROSCOPE, PERSONAL
Dtft-i & UfDt and LUCKY
CALENDAR for N. first SIX
month, OF 1917,
! NH Born:
Mnnih---,....-.-.-.---........ Day ..-..
GHI 80 IG Sif-AIi,eis(
Stamped EHVciob<
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
For Friday, January so.

Look in the Section Your Birthday Comes H. and Find What
Your Outlook Ts, According to the Stars,
Eridnn Lnnnnru
Evening star., 1942-06-22

exl2 thick, wool chenille rugs in
solid coIors Of green, light green.
turquoise and burgundy, and Z
hooked potterns. Reversible
their wear is almost doubled!
(Rxss, Fourth Floor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02

For z0han.a5

Roland Kjrchmeycr former okla
homa A. & NJ. football ard
tling star. VIII meet Ccor-2
hsries IN the somi-f07l 10 the Jim
Eon3os-Vic ChriSty title uhich
the Arena Gardens MondaJ ri. .7l
Al kruechcr, from Toronto
originally was matched with Il
hauas, but krUschcr no To- SCI j.
permitted 10 leave Canada hocu.
he is OF military age and fn
himself ln the same position as
mary hockey players
Promoter Nick Londcs has ccn-
p.ojed mis- card for MondaE Will
WladyF.7W 1aiun Polish giant
the biggest man 10 wrestling, u r.
INK Bobby Roberts OF C.Hra
Rapids in the second bout on ti
card, while ia the Qjhor Ugtee
EARL NCCTe2dy an cid f.Fof ~
here. viii take on Jerry Aouaear.
Tondos and Christy VIII collide
In a best two OF three falls Uat'e
The Golden Greek anil the rI
Young star from the SoataN
are wres lCrs of the Same .cHCe
clever. fast. strong and N-..
equipped with tricks q me trade
Neither ever found 1t necessary ~
play tho role OF shad man. ana D.
10 be a duel between
condos long experience end i."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Tigers Seeking
ID From Yanks
Continued from First sport pagc)

Continued from First sport Page
and Cramer. scored. Harris forced
McCoSky at the plate. after which
Higgins GOT his second two-bagger,
scoring York and Harris
After Heinrich GOT has circuit
clout in the fourth, the Tiers
picked up another run in the fifth
when McCoSky doubled and scored
on single by Harris
Breuer was yankcd with ono
down in the filth and Higgins. first
10 face the new Yankee finger,
hit into a double play.
The Tigers didn't soore again
until the eighth when Harris
scored on a single by Hitchcock
after getting his lusty triple.
The Tigers picked up another
run for fun N the ninth NcCosky
singled went 10 second when
Harris walked, stole third and
came home when Harris was
forced AZ second on a grcundcr by
Hitchcock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
Council Sends Rowe
lis Formal BLESSING

Lynwood Thomas Rowe today
has the official good wishes of
Detroit for success with the
Brooklyn Dodgers as the result
of a resolution adopted by Common
Council. Prepared by Rowe's for
mer tcammate. Councilman Will
liam Rogcll. the resolution states.
that this body express
Its regret at the departure OF
our beloved 'SchooIhouse. and
let IL express its appreciation
for what 'Schooly' has done for
Detroit and further express the
wish that he may regain his top
form and again become the idol
~ his homo town. wherever
that may be-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-02
g9l'y eBi'nX Again
Lifts Tiger SaggEssqS

EW YORK May :. 49, The
'n. injury 10 Bob Patrick.
a red has knee cap broken here
vIay recalled to the Tigers
n tHc club last year was hit
Hr To another young out
mbor Pat MullIn?
To vii br weeks before Pat
r..h can play. Tie may not be
Ir o. ret back into the game
-ae season.
Hu hWlcd mastery ball for
UyWrs bat started pressing
/HI iiuh walked TWO men and
+ Ifa ,fuuhlm
/"to' sure can get into trouble
in "a hurry" DZ explained after
o.. tfuo.
3r.o - ~ Spectacular one
H1ed rHsH4g catch Of Keller
inc gseeRh icas the most sen
~ a1I oHfcd achievement
aer az Yankee Stadium thus
t7r tins Ycor, according 70 local
it~.
~ .ies fielding gloriouSly. Nc
Cost N b9pgCd three hits. one q
hso-DaggcE. One OF the other hits