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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-22

Sixteen New Haven countians represented poultrymen of this area at the first wartime convention of the Northeastern Poultry Producers Council in New York city. They were M. P. Leighton, East Haven; Arthur Cohen, MT. and Mrs. Byron H. Clark and R. Walter Bishop, all of Gdlford; J. Hervey Edson and H. Curtiss Barnum, both of Hamden; Harry P. Jackson, of Meriden; John H. Sherin, Paul Ives and H. w. Bermender, all of New Haven; A.. B. Hall and Stephen M. Walford of Wallingford; Miss M. L. Pardee of Waterbury; s. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-22
Scrap Drive Championed By Newspapers Opens Monda,
Full Weather Report

Boston. sept. z2 weather forecasts
 MAsgA CONNECT1< CUT and RHODE ISLAND aa% Ne important temperature changes tonight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-22
Building Permits

The following permits have been issued at the office of Build- ing Inspector John T. Hartley:
 Thomas Lynch, IT,, rebuild rear verenda, 96 Circular avenue, $75.
 Frederick w. Baker, erect gar- age, PIatts Mills, $1OO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
GIT. JOHN w. WESTERVELT
Husband Slayer
Accuses Police

Mrs. Anna Penarowski, is, on
trial for murder before Circuit
Judge George r Murphy and a
jury. will prove that she shot her
husband in self defense, her attor-
ney, Emil Colombo, said today at
opening of the trial.
Colombo said he would prove
that Mrs. Penarowski was unable
TO obtain protection from Ham
tramck police because her husband,
Mike. alias Mike Harper, was pay
ing police for handbook protection
and they were friends of his. On
examination. police quoted her as
saying she was tired of being
beaten up"
Mrs, Penarowski shot Mike last
July 3 IN their home at $3.50
Joseph Campau avenue, Ham
tramck. She then asked neigh
Dor 10 phone police and waited
until officers arrived.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
Obituaries
Prof. B. N. BIakesIee
b. D. ArchitectureEHeao
Dies in Home at "a

Funeral arrangements were TO
be made today for Prof, Bert n.
Blakeslee. ga, head Of the UniVer-
sity Of Detroit architectural en-
gineering department for 20 years,
who died yesterday in his home at
1926 West Seven-Mile road.
Professor Blakeslee, graduate OF
the University of Michigan and
the Michigan State Normal Col
-iege, established his department at
the u. of d. He was born in Bir-
mingham, Mich.
Professor Blakeslee began his
career IN the Bay City High School.
After the SpaniSh-American War
he was sent by the United States
government to teach natives in the
Philippines. He was chief drafts
man for the Canadian Bridge
Company, in Walkerville, before
coming 10 IT, OF d. He was A MEM
her of the Engineering Society Of
Detroit and the Society for the
Promotion Of Engineering Educa-
ton.
Professor Blakeslee leaves his
wife, Bessie, and two sons, Russell
and l.. Robert, the latter an as
Sistant professor Of architectural
engineering at University of De-
trOit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
Ex-Coo|ey Student
Killed testing Plane

Second Lieut.. Edward c. Arm
strong Jr. Of 1898 Robson street,
former student at Cooley High
School and Wayne University. was
killed when his training plane
crashed near Bridgeport, Conn
First Corps area headquarters
announced today.
The plane went into a spin while
Lieutenant Armstrong was testing
il. Armstrong father, former
Northeastern High School teacher,
is now a civilian instructor AT
naval armory and a second son,
Lloyd, is an army air cadet at
CorSicana. Tex.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
4 Junk Dealers
Fined in Drive on
Cheating Scales

The public Is being bilked Of
1910 900 worth OF metals and scrap
a year by short weights and false
scales Of junk dealers. the bureau
of weights and measures charged
today AS four junk dealers were
fined $50 10 $50.
They are the first Of 30 Junk
dealers scheduled 10 appear in
traffic and ordinance court on
complaint of the bureau which
has opened concerted drive
against junk dealer cheating,
George F. Austin, deputy sealer
of the bureau, said his agents
made 10 sales 10 junk dealers, Of
which So per cent involved short
weights.
Fined by Judge Thomas F.
Maher are:
Peter Gutenberg, operator Of
Leland Scrap Iron and Metal, 1925
Wellington avenue, found guilty
in two cases. received $40 or 40
days and $50 or 20 days.
Harry Brandman. junk dealer, OF
I1731 Gladstone avenue, $50 or 80
days; Abe Cohen, junk dealer, OF
l9038 Cardoni avenue. $50 or 20
days, and Isadore Gallow, operator
of General Scrap Iron, 1927 st,
Antoine avenue, $50 or 30 days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
Gen. Cunnnnins
Is Transferred

COLUMBUS, O.. March u
CUP)-Maj Gen. Joseph M. Cum
minis, commanding officer OF the
sixth corps area, which includes
Detroit, will be transferred from
Chicago 10 Columbus within two
weeks To assume command of the
East Columbus general depot. the
fifth corps area headquarters an
nounced today.
B. Warfield. present commander
Of the depot, whose new assign
ment was not disclosed.
Maj Gen. George Gunert, whom
Gen. Douglas Macarthur sue
ceeded as commanding general in
the Philippines, will replace Gen.
Cummins as chief of the sixth
corps area, it was said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27

section Of the War Production
Board revealed here today.
John S. Sweeney Jr., Detroit
real estate executive. who heads
the section. said the collection
campaign also will take old street
car rails, abandoned rail spurs, oh,
solete bridges and other unused
steel structures.
Reports from city, county and
state highway engineers and
many private firms indicate that
lot Of scrap metal Is available
from these sources around the
state" said Sweeney.
ut Is our job to start the flow
Of this vital tonnage where spe-
cial obstacles exist, such as un-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27

certain ownership, clouded titles,
high cost Of demolition, remote
locations and similar complica-
tons"
Sweeney said the sunken boat
tonnage involved is tremendous,
and the projects large enough to
Justify the complicated negotia-
tons and arrangements 10 obtain
the material. Where owners are
unco-operative, the WPB
has power to requisition the prop
erty, Sweeney pointed out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
Clarence F. Yetter
Detroifer Since 1902;
Rites tomorrow

Funeral services Will be held at
3 p. m. tomorrow al the Harvey
A. Nicely Funeral Home, 56S3
Maybury Grand avenue, for Clar-
ence +. Yetter, with burial TO
follow in Grand Lawn Cemetery.
Mr.. Yetter was born Sc years
ago in West Branch Ia. and
came 10 Detroit in 1902 He was
member Of Nardin Park Meth
odist Church.
Surviving are his widow Quin;
a daughter, Mrs. George Stevens,
and four sisters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
Ex-FoIIies Beatty
Divorces Cronenweth

Mrs. EloiSe Cronenweth. AZ,
former Ziegfeld Follies beauty.
now Of Beverly Hills, Cal, was
granted, a divorce today from
Herbert l.. Cronenweth. So. De-
troit manufacturer agent.
Cronenweth told Judge Harry
r. Keidan that his wifes affec-
tons followed the course OF his
finances-that he used TO allow
$3.50 a month for support OF his
household but now earns but
SIS, 900 a year. 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
Speeches Limited al Rally

Speeches VIII he limited 10 Is
minutes in tho Il VIII Do My
Best rally n 2 p. IN Sunday IN
CaSs Technical High School. n was
announced today by Lester {. Bat.
dorff chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
Us. Seeks
Metal i'm
Sunk Ships

Sunken lake vessels off Wyan-
dotte, Cheboygan and the Kewee-
nav Peninsula may be salvaged
for scrap metal so as to keep steel
mills operating. the special salvage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
Mrs. letd Gosden
Ex-Wife Of Amos Dies
at Beverly Hills Home

HOLLYWOOD. March 81 tINS)
Funeral services were held today
for Mrs. Leta Gosden, Sc, former
wife Of Freeman s. Gosden.
Amos Of the Amos n Andy
radio team. She died AT her
Beverly Hills home "Wednesday of
a heart ailmcnt.
GoSden. from whom she was
divorced in 1910. was at her bed
side when the end came.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
Accountants TO Debate

Wayne University accounting
students will meet those from the
University Of Detroit in debate
before the Detroit Chapter of the
National Association of Cost Ac-
countantS, in the Detroit Leland
Hotel. on April %, it was an
nounced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
Bomber Burns Up Here

A United States Air Corps me-
dunn bomber al Wayne County
Airport was destroyed by fire to-
day. Officials Of the air base said
the bomber caught fire while on
tho ground, as the motor was be-
inG warmed up preparatory TO
aiCbt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
Mrs. Susan Letter
Funeral 10 Be Saturday,;
Leaves Husband, Son

Funeral services for Mrs. Susan
Letter. 6S. of Csc Sclden avenue,
will he held Saturday at 2 p. m. in
the r, G.. and G. r. Harris Funeral
Home, 425l CasS avenue.
Mrs. Letter died Tuesday She
leaves her husband. William, and
son, Ford. Burial will be in Grand
lawn Cemetery
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
Dr.. Shusfer Talks Sunday

DR.. George \. ShuSter, presi-
dent Of Hunter College, will speak
before the Jewish Welfare Fed
Grafton AZ s p. m. Sunday. in Hotel
Statler. II was announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27

What many Doctors do for IL
Wher sf-ssa r-nnseh acid causes Ess sous stomach
~ ne bern dpst0rs prescribe NE fastest trtlng
Hed nee krrrn fof sympi nnftir Fsilsf--msde inst
ltse ihoss IN hs srs TahlstA Try Bell yo0rpsf
AZ tfu scr ~ distress Thsy nsrfrslff acld. relieve
fst snd uFirf srsnfost tsfE- quirky-yst aye ~
afsflFs frr 80 - dfuf t'orsE II y0T Vsrr hrtt
fris tossr prose 70 49, bs'isr return bottle 70
" sd fst oogAs yo1f nonsJ btrL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
Battle of the Bath
Judge Meher Refuses 10 Arbitrete Marital Strife
Started by Girls Picture in Hubbys Pocket

Recorders Judge John Y Mahcr
is wiser than Solomon he refused
even 10 Try 30 settle the marital
difficulties of Inc Wayerly knights
which started with a pretty girls
picture and ended with a battle Of
heels.
knight q, OF 1897 McGraw ave-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27

nue.. said he was taking a hath
when his wife went through his
pockets and found the girls pic
ture. She hit him four times with
the heel Of a slipper before he
could get out Of the tub, he said
His wife, Virginia. 81, testified
that when she returned home
three hours later. her husband hit
her three times with the same
heel of tho same slipper,
In court, knight explained he
didn't even know the girl; just put
IL IN his pocket 10 make his wife
mad so he could prove she went
through his pockets.
Solomon's successor threw the
cease out OF court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, II one of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
Priorities, Lack
OF Houses TieUp
Home Projects

FufdirC-wsfcrial Nrior.'ics and
the acute housing shortage today
combined 20 postpone. probably
until Tho wars end. the building
- tho JeTricS and Douglass hous-
me projects hctc
=. Charles Starr. district 6ircc-
tor 81 the MIA told 'rc Detroit
housing COMMISSION that prorl'lcS
-ce5ild he granted only for ihe most
vital construction and that tear
INC down OLD houses 20 pl' up new
projects is contrary 10 government
policy
The two projects were 70 have
been started this summer TOTAL
cost was estimated az $3.50 600.
TWO To BE BUILT
Two sfx.story units Of the
Douglass project 20 house IA
families VIII hC built said Charles
Fdccconlb. secretary director Of
the commission 10 Slum-clearance
Is involved IN the building Of these
two UNITS
Starr presented 2 letter - INC
commission which read IN part:
"The housing situation will
-haeama- increasingly serious In
Detroit As the production ot
arms gets into full swing and,
therefore the Slum clearance
program which would reduce
the housing supply for many
months before construction
could be completed Is contrary
10 the apparent need 81 add
tionS Ia defense housing"
The JcTries project was 10 cover
50 acres north Of Grand River
between Hamilton and Gibson
avenues. The Douglass project
bounded hy BeaHhien, Hastings.
Adelaide and Wilkins avenues, was
10 cover - acres.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
Gas on Stomach

ArNFRTIeENFNr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Postwar Union
In Balkan Area

A central European confedera-
ton representing the 100000, 600
people in the small Balkan states
and Greece was predicted as a
necessary outgrowth of the war
today by~Dr. Milan Hodza, former
prime minister of Czechoslovakia.
Hodza, who resigned rather than
bow TO German domination, de.
clared in an interview that in the
central European states demo
cratic leaders are turning more
and more 10 the thought of ar
alliance with a central representa-
tive government"
Its a matter of economic
necessity" he said. ITS been
proven that the eight states of
central Europe are not strong
enough TO stand alone In the
face of aggression"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
dutch Vets Join
Coral Sea Fete

Ten veterans 81 the royal
Netherlands navy, several Of whom
saw action in the battle of the
Southwest Pacific. will be special
guests OF honor at a parade and
program Sunday 10 celebrate the
navy's victory in the Coral Sea.
The parade, which will form at
the Naval Armory on East Jeffer-
son avenue AZ 3 p m. will be made
up of blue jackets in training here.
members OF the navy citizens
committee. several fife and drum
and bugle corps and delegations
OF navy veterans.
Marchers will proceed 10 the
peace carlton on Belle Isle for a
program OF speeches.
The Dutch navy men arrived in
Detroit Thursday 10 study the
construction of torpedo boat en-
gines at the Packard Motor Car
Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Bad, Good, Bad NeWs
Bombards Family Here

halko, 37-year-old son of the fam
lily, as a suspect and his attempt
to gain his freedom on habeas
corpus writ was defeated Satur-
day by the police.
Meanwhile, welfare department
investigators discovered that the
Mihalkos had received $500 in well
fare assistance in 1888 and 1889
when they presumably had large
bank account. Criminal action to
recover the money was started.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Mihalko
died in Receiving Hospital. Ar
autopsy revealed her death was
caused by the beating. which frac'
tured her ribs and injured interna
organs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
U.S.. Warns Hodrders
To Buy War Bonds

WASHINGTON. May is (UP) d.
The federal reserve board re-
ported today that outstanding cur
rency reflects an increase in
boarding and indicates "a nom
cooperative attitude, an unwill-
iHgness TO do all within ones
power to help finance the war"
1t urged all Americans to buy
war savings bonds with surplus
funds instead of putting it away
in mattresses, safe deposit boxes
and other caches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

age and they're doing a beauti-
full job"
my wife refers to them as
my harem,"'h said.
Walking through the factory ]
suddenly heard the strains OF
"Tangerine' over the roar of the
machines.
Whats that?" 1 demanded. .
Zeck said:
Music, remote control pro-
grams. We find fatigue from
boredom II bad. The girls get
two hours of music every eight.
with the night shift getting
moro than that. They have
music at lunch time, too. II
speeds production sometimes as
high as 40 per cent when the
letdown comes"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
5000 Firemen
Sought by 0CD

The Detroit fire department and
the office of civilian defense Sat-
urday renewed appeals for 5000
more auxiliary fire fighters TO ade-
quately protect the lives and prop
erty in the city.
Approximately $500 men have
enrolled as auxiliary firemen and
are now taking instructions. Train
ing is given in the fire state near
est the applicants home. The
classes are held at a time most
convenient for the applicants.
Applicants must be American
citizens. residents of Detroit and
between Is and 80 years of age.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

Principally, they must be able
TO take II. The work Is not 80
hard, physically, but the tension
II terrific.
Nanicured Nails
81 don't care whether they're
brunettes, redheads, blondes.
We have some of each. But
there are qualifications. They
should not be too small. IL
they're too short, II Is difficult
10 stand up TO the machines.
MY girls are not afraid Of
getting their hands dirty. They
just get them clean again after
their days work Is done. Some
OF them have long. colored An
gernails. They say they don't
have TO give their hands any
more care here in the shop than
II they were doing homework.
"They are very nice average
American girls with more than
their share Of brains and cour-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

Good and bad news followed
each other in rapid succession
Saturday for the Mihalko family
of 1884 Cody avenue.
Their troubles started early In
the week when a robber entered
the house and, after beating Mrs.
Anna Mihalko, SO, over the head
with a poker, stole $1,000 from an
attic trunk. Mrs. Mihalko was
taken TO Receiving Hospital. The
following day, a 13 year old boy
found the stolen money in a shed
behind the Mihalko home and re-
turned il.
Police investigating the robbery
and assault arrested Andrew Mi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Uncle Sans Glamour Girls
Work Hard to Beat Hitler
BY VERA BROWN

They are Uncle Sans glamour
girls,
In Detroit plant, under direc-
ton Of a few men, they are busy
turning out what Uncle Sam needs
10 heat Hitler.
On a 24-hour, six-day schedule,
they are pouring out parts for
tanks. airplanes and machine guns
in ever increasing numbers. Only
time this all-woman workers plant
is idle is from 10 p. m. Saturday
until 10 n. m. SUNDAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
PAT Rice Leads !.
Ford JAW Vote

With 21.300 ballots counted. Pat
Rice, Saturday, was leading Paul
Ste. Marie, 9,649 to 1898 in the
race for the presidency of the
Ford Local 600 Of the UAW-CIO.
Percy Llewellyn, meantime, had
established a margin of 1871 to,
6,153 over Joseph Twynnan for the
post of vice president. w. j. Grant
held slim lead over George Trap
for the office of financial secre-
tary. Grant having received 10,046
votes to 1921 for Trap.
A total of 1888 ballots were
cast in the run-off election.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Terrific Tension

So important Is their work that
each days production goes out of
Detroit air express.
Here is what Roman Zech. head
of Velac. Inc. at 1914 Lafayette
boulevard, has 10 say about his all
woman shop.
They've done wonders. You
wouldn't believe II. What do we
want of our women workers?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

World Famous Comics! Three
pages every day In Daily Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
It Beery S
4Oth Year
Thedter
By ERNEST FOSTER
United Pres, stan Correspondent

liCL- L W OOp, ljt'. L.
NALLACE BEERY is cole
W brating his fortjcth year
in the show business this month.
hut it took a couple Of elephants
10 recall the date to him.
Bccry was portroying a tough
as-they-conc top sergeant in
scenes for Salute 90 the Ma
rines' when ne spotted the Gle
plants IN the Metro Goodwin
Mayer 700 ON the studio back
lot.
Hts first iob tn show business
was aS an elephant trainer for
tho Sells-F'loto and Ringing cir
cuSc>. Salute 90 the Marines
marks his fIfty-thlrd picture i'm
the % years lte it5tS bcrn before
the cameras.
As a top star Bccry'S lonsev-
ity in movies L. surpassed only
by Lionel Barrymore, who beats
him By four years,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Made Room

You've heard 81 how much u
cost at Tex Guinan'ss
40 matter how many there
were in the place, Tex would
say make room for that sucker,
when other customers came in
and We would squeeze a postage
stamp table somewhere.
e hampaEnc--up 10 So a
hottlc-fiovc freely"
Louis has been at Leon and
Tl1.as foT several years and
h.. study of The modern night
rlYu-E0cr indicates a change
for The hcltcI
"Nut 30 much money, maybe"
hr said, but more good, middle
class people"
= l4-s ga4-i - = I.
Vaughn Monroe and Count Basic
bands Whrn hr rs NOT writing
songs wa, walking cNuhcrantly
aloaE Broadway donating cigars.
y developed that his wife,
Lynne Sherman, radio singer,
had borne n son.
FIRST I knew 81 it," be said,
"Was long distance call from
Basic.
lie had the band around
phone and they playe Il me
Daddy. Dear old Daddy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Buster Than Ever

Beery * buster TODAY than he
ever had been He collects an
tiquc and modern weapons,
maintains a ranch IN Jackson
Hole, Wyo. studies seafarinE
and geography, Is an amateur
photographer and has a shop ar
home whore he works N4tA
lathes and drills.
He's also an aviation enlhu-
slaSt who owns bis own plane
and has more than 5000 flying
hours.
In 40 wears Beery has earned
three fortunes, but he's been
broke more tImCs than he can
remember.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Started
, EntortdInIn9
When IS
BY NEIL RAJ
Special Zee IHi. DETROIT INNS
HOLLYWOOD, Dec H.

At TIE agn of ~ Dond Drake
~ Conicssn> mo lrcl> ifilr dr
old lady In show hlSncss
She actually has had hte
career IN ono since she started
singing and dancing al the age
of To-. until the time she was
signed 10 p Paramount contract
aS a gul orchestra leader Now
she want, 20 settle down 20 a
steady grind
With Road 90 Morocco her
--latest picture she -CrVcd an ulu-
matum on her studio
MY name has been changed
five times since started cutter
tanning, ,uctolu mo and when
they gave me this last handle |
told them there would he NO
more aliases.
prom now ON I'm going Y"
concentrate un tt1ry brJtr fsirt-
Went Her One Better
Buddy ur Sylvia De-, boss,
went beer uur better
He assigned nU 20 'hc rosie
~ DOM Drake U. a eHl
orchestra leader il Salute ior
Three Wlr M.eDulalo Carey
md rctN Rhodes
puor % IS les' name change
Done pronounced i)olan-Na1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Hair Done Up

"Rut I'm really wrapped up
IN my career now that I'm get
ting 70 hrcal, bon salute tor Three
IT. only my hrh featured
role and thrt are letting nae
wear cluthr~ for the first time.
"Nud my hair Is all done up
md ! don't look like an urchiu.
"NaN hc they won't W>t >aN
cute Kid and lrt IL 30 AZ that
when I finish this part because
] do more than Just ling and
Wigglc
When nllrl tu.a .IoU.. ~
IHnum h.r hs..' Hpa-t.r 80
The studio THAT -no is actually
wearing 90 dress 900 orIN IeT iItb
biz role DuIy replied
You're doing all right, hid,
I was In pictures four years
before they let me set into one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
ArnyCastinq

BOB PRESTON'S latest role is
that Of a buck private IN The
United States Army and he is sta
TONED at Miami HIS last was the
4----tAt III % wight Fta1tc From GHUug-
KING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13

Draft No
Bother to
SpitdIny

Continued from First Stage Page)
myself for not starting the same
kind of band"
Allen Is somewhat OF a Gin
derclIa boy IN the band business.
He was a soda man in a small
Ohio town when his voice began
10 attract attention.
A friend arranged an addition
with Hal Ramps band in Gin
cinnati. and Allen took over the
singing chores until Kemp was
killed IN an automobile accident.
Other members Of the outfit
then asked Allen 10 front for
The unit, and his troubles really
began.
ie got his first break when
Glen MIiler,S enlistment In the
army left open the spot at the
Pennsylvania. Allen won in stin
competition.