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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
On Broadway
Walter WincheU

Trade Mark Registered. Copyright. 1857
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27

belt TO the champion bootblack Of America. A
great idea. We should have more champions so
persons of talent could realize 10 the full on the
same
There should be national champion BARRIERS
mancurists stenographers and coffee shop
cashiers.
The coffee shop cashier title would be awarded
10 the girl who made change most rapidly and
had the least mechanical manner Of smiling
and saying thank YOU TO customers.
WIACK DEMPSEY was a flop In films says a
% contemporary That isn't Dempsey S
first film, a serial was big money maker.
When the is over and metal is available
the currency should be adjusted 10 adapt itself
10 modern conditions.
Should be scent piece and a 12-cent piece.
for example Such arrangement would enable
business men 10 gear better the price OF thei
products TO the currency.
AS for pulling out teeth To cure certain all
mentS famous medco once said:
THE value Of this treatment Is only a theory,
but you cannot put the teeth back"
T,HE talented and good-looking literary light
iona Gale, did not marry until she was "a
years of age.
AS for this angle that the ideal lover is tall
dark and handsome" or tall. tan and terrific"
Lord Byron was only feet ga inches tall
Casanova, however was SiX-footer.
About 60000,OO0 gallons OF gasoline are sold
daily in normal times So that the government
collecting ! cent per gallon tax you can get an
idea how much in taxes will be lost when most
of the autos are taken from the highways
Michigan subscriber says
The girls Of Detroit the most beautiful In
America, hut you can't tell II because Of the hats
they wear"
JACK HOLT. Perennial herman film star. It
- was in 1913 at San Rafael. Cal. that Mr.
Holt made his first appearance before the
camera in "Salomy Jane" which starred Beatrice
Michelina.
Arthur Miller Artist. His daughter whose
arrival in the world came in advance OF ex-
pectation. was born on the Mojave desert with
out the aid of a physician. She named
Mojave.
Rupert Hughes. Brilliant OF letters.
When a young man MIR. Hughes roomed with a
fellow named Rob Wagner because both wore the
same sized shirts. They had four shirts be-
tween them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27

steadily with young woman for Is years be-
fore he proposed 10 her.
81 nv your picture that you are a
meat eater" writes a Los Angeles vegetarian.
1T has been truly said that eating meat be
gan from mans wanderngs when he left some
prden spot and turned cannbai.
"a twentieth century human who eats meat
or hunts animals for sport Il emotionally and
mentally moronc."
Listen mister I don't mind YOU picking
me for eating meat but why bring my face into
the discussion.
Ann Sheridan cats meat, and what's the
matter with her face? Lana Turner likes lamb
chops and If that is what makes her face look
that way maybe a lot OF other girls should eat
lamb chops.
CUMMING. tennis and bicycle riding do not
~ improve the female figure. The contrary is
true Dancing is the best exercise for giving
returning symmetry 10 the female form.
II your wife is little plump have her taught
hula dancing This will aid in getting her back
her school girl figure
The Police Gazette once annually awarded
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27

legations. The alleged inside probably VIII be
blue-penciled.
Why did Peggy Joyce chuck glass of laugh
ing soup in that authors face at the Stork Club
the other night?
Ginny Simms Kay Kyser's oriole. has new
beau. which explains why Kysers been singing
of key lately
Elaine Barrie. the recent Mrs. j. Barrymore,
is now the adored of Montreal bstro boss.
Virginia Peine is embracing the faith of her
groom-t o-be Quentin Reynolds.
II. Ritz of those brothers, weds again IN San
Francisco.
DROOKLYN is due Tor big scandal via
ID gambling and certain grafterS gambler,
they saying taken for ride recently
supposedly by bandits after cleaning up in
floating crap game
Domestic champagne in the smart spots now
costs you only S3 50 per bottle. and the imported
stuff cat Sl2 10 500 is practically no more.
Capt s. Bartlett and his movie star bride
joining the Her-corps.
GOVT labs working on drug 10
NJ replace sulfanilimide Said 10 be twice as
effective. nonpoisoning. Derived from mdew,
tax law. aimed at tax-exemppt groups,
finally will get information on where the com
bmcs from and goes Meant mainly for Bunds
Rronts Flrsts, etc. Churches and Unions won't
he included
VIM Shaw and Yvette are of again for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27

"Mafoir' means young shoe ideas! 'Mayfair' means
fashion and value for your five dollar bill /.
Mayfair" the very last word in shoe
Eighty little pumps tailored suit mates Sandals specto-
tors down-to-earth casual types. 90 The "Mafair"
way and you'll walk in glory! High or low heels, open
toe or back types included.
KERNs-sIxrH FLooR-cHERRY $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27

kept looking AZ me win
concern and anxiety
pouring from his great,
big brown eyes.
WILLIE HI y T + r.
w the golfer. fought
in World War ] from
beginning 10 end and'
was the only man OF
his original company 10
survive the struggle.
engagements
are trying. But how
about the girls who 60
around with fellows for
years who never even
propose?
! knew a fellow in
Brooklyn who went
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27

: hen came the clean
Up. and he was glad TO
take S1,700 for il.
Paul Douglas settled
matters before going to
a war job on the coast
giving his ex-wife a
lump sum instead OF
yellimony.
Carol Bruce debuts
at the Copa April 5.
Vichy has made
Maurice Chevalier car
of enterta inment in
France.
THAT Sutton Hotel
l. murder case will
unravel sensational al
N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27

War Dep't-Wini's husband goes daffy wondering
where she is because she mustn't write. etc.
Attn binocuar owners: The binoculars wanted
by the Navy (for which you viii he paid SlOo
for the duration) are Zelss or Bausch ana LornD
--6x30 or 7x50.
CONGRESSMAN CLARE HOFFMAN Of Mich.
- igan carelessy stated that he has supported
every defense measure so Congressman Luther
Patrick got up in the House on 81. Patricks Day
and proved that he voted against almost all OF
them! See the Congressional Record for March
IT. pages 269l TO 1884
Such walloping ooooh-wahhhh!
Remember this from the Nov. % newspapers?
We are very hopeful. You Americans are always
In Aghting mood. Why are you so war
49, minded. 2"
That from the lips of Kchisaburo Nomura,
Jap Ambass. to the L. S.
WHEN the historians get through with this
w war-critcs of the Roosevelt sons in the
armed services-will get Ord degree burns from
the red-hot faces
Looking back at the late Ken Magazine
predictions -anlazes you. Pegged almost all that
When the Army takes over the Dempsey
Hotel, Miami Beach. it'll pay $685. per month A
room all-year-round! Three soldiers to
boudoir.
Norma shearer isn't the same locker as a
blonde.
DAMON NOvARRo and the Boston gendarmes
~ clashed
Bund leader Fritz Kuhn's i'll wshers at
Dannemora Prison write that when Sunday
night newScaSter comes on Fritz holierS:
dot guy got me In here. get efen NIT him
LOm day."
The hottest domestic issue is antitrust prose-
cution The cabinet is divided on II. FDR will
decide
Comdr j. j. Bergen reports that the gross on
the Navy show al the Garden is Sf55 900. Plus
Ty Power Fred Allen broadcast check of 81. 500
and other contributions. the total will be as
limited 100000. The net profit will be al least
S135 OO0-the expenses mainly being the Garden
rental fares. etc. for Hollywood stars and pro-
gram printing.
The next time you hear any one complaining
about 10 or 12-hour day remember that Mac
Arthur's men aren't complaining about 10 or
l2-hour life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27

7 Elk THOMPSON who backed the pro tennis
IL tour took final bath. Easy come easy go
easy. kid. N :. -.
Eddie Cantor celebrates his 18th amy on
Broadway.
One pnball machine broker reed an offer
~ SIS 600 for his equipment and spurned il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
Breathing
OF Plants
Reviewed
Crosse Pointe Scientist
Corrects Doctor
BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING

by IN. LOOhN SLENDENiNu
TT APPEARS that not long ago
l. this column pulled a boner,
and not ever having posed as
being omniscient. ii wishes
hereby 10 acknowledge the boner
and make a correction.
/ was asked the question
whether il was healthy 10 allow
plants to remain in the bed
room at night. since it was
general belief that they should
be removed.
My reply was that with some
people certain plants caused
allergic symptoms, especially
primrose, but that otherwise 1
saw no reason why they should
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27

With my fvdHtV don't apbroid me
I you made me-
CdUsctess doubling despniriup,
Rashiy trusting. IDLY fearing.
N obtaining. still complaining,
~ conseptiug still repertin0
-Congreve.
TTIE suggested cold cure of hot toddy. aspirin
Il and u hours in bed worked for Am
certainly glad / got rid OF that cold first had
in FIVE years. my pup very worried. He
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
lENTEN REDUCING DIET

Saturday
BREAKFAST
Two oranges sliced; slice
toaSt-no butter: l cup coffee
no cream or sugar.
LUNCH
Mixed vegetable salad-no oil
other than mineral oil in dress
ing: l glass milk-skimmed; l
slice toast or 2 soda crackers.
DINNER
Average helping lean leg OF
lamb; 2 tablespoonfuls beet
green's; snow pudding; l small
cup coffee-no cream or sugar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
On the Side
X. y. DME'Hng

Distributed by Kns Feature. Syndicate. Inc.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-10-23

FOR sALE-32-foot troller, price $350. See Mike Lynch, JT.
 44-tf
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-10-23

in the sermon Oct. 20 on The Faith Of Jesus.
 Where Do People Go When They Die2" was answered in a lecture by Evangelist Miles Oct. 21.
 The subject of tonights lecture. Oct. g. is How to Get the Most Out of Life . Song service, featuring old time gospel hymns. will begin at 7:80. during which a special feature will be given
 We have enjoyed our brief stay in Wrangell. and very much appre- ciated the kindness and genuine in- terest which las been shown for the meetings stated Evangelist and Mrs. s. + Emery as a farewell greeting before leaving on the next mail boat for Craig where they plan on holding a series of Bible lectures beginning November % Mrs Emery. R. \. has been elected town nurse and will act in this cap acity during their stay there
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-10-23
FUEL OIL CONTRACTS
 CANCELLED; NO RENEWALS

z. M Bradford, local Standard oil representative in Wrangell. receiv- ed notice this week that renewal of fuel oil contracts has been forbid den by the office of Petroleum Co., ordinator Harold Ickes. The order has been made necessary, ft said. be- cause of shortages of transportation facilities. Part of the order. con corning fuel oil restriction. reads as follows:
 No person, natural or artificial shall make. extend, or permit to be extended. any agreement. contract. or other commitment to furnish Fuel Oil on or after June l. 1912. to meet the future requirements of any other person natural or arti- fieial, for the ultimate Use of Fuel Oil for space or central heating. or for hot water supply, but this pro vision shall not apply in any case where any such agreement. con tract. or other commitment Is re- quired by Federal or State law. Any existing agreement. contract. or oth- CT commitment contrary hereto shall be cancelled" "
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-10-23

 Continue To Draw Crowds

For nearly ninety=one years, or since October 22. 1844. the investi- gative judgment in heaven has been in progress. with the eternal des- tiny of all mankind hanging in the balance" asserted Singing Eyangel- ist Stewart Emery October Il, at the Seventh-day Adventist Chapel on Church street. in his lecture on the subject. You Will be Arrested Soon. Mr. Emery said God showed 10 the prophet Daniel the exact time when the judgment in heaven would begin: Daniel S.1H In Revelation 14:6-12 is the announcement of a special message that would be car ried to the entire world following the opening Of this inyestigative judgment in heaven. When the three-fold message has been carried 10 every nation kindred, tongue and people. and Gospel Evangelism is finished then Jesus will come, ac- cording to Matthew 24s14'
 "The Glory of God which prevad- ed the Eden Garden was the joy and delight of our first paernts, but, through their disobedience, they transferred their glory for guilt, so that now the goodness Of the race appears in the sight of a Holy God as filthy rags" stated Evangelist S. H. Emery Oct. 13, in his lecture, Trading Guilt for Glory"
 Evangelist N. L. Miles in lectures Oct. 14. 16 and Is developed the thought that ones eternal destiny rests on the decision whether he will obey God or man.
 The simplicity and righteous ness of our Lord while dwelling with sinful man. caused him to have the power of God so that His life of Faith and love after nineteen wide centuries have come and gone is to- day the centerpiece of the human race and the leader of the column of progress" stated Evangelist Emery
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-10-23
GILLINGHAMs RETURN

Brigadier and Mrs. J. T. Gilling- ham returned home this week after several weeks in British Columbia Brigadier Gillingham was on a rou- tine inspection trip of Salvation Army units in Canada. While south they visited their sons in Vaneou- yer and Mrs Gillingham went to Grand Prairie where she saw an- other son. an officer in the Salya- tion Army.
 Sunday Brigadier Gillingham will conduct services in the Presbyterian church
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-10-23
OCTOBER PARTY
 OF EASTERN STAR
 LAST TUESDAY NIGHT

The October number in the O.E.s series of card parties was held Tuesday evening Oct 21st with Mrs. Einar Otteson and Miss Sue Smith as hostesses. There were 6 tables in play and high scores went to Doris Barnes and Ernie Anderson in Bridge ant to Lempi Fykerude and Stanley Fries in Whist
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-10-23
KETCHTKAN HUNTERS HERE

Herb Kettilsby. former Wrangell man now living in Ketehikan. and a party of Ketchikan hunters were in town this week en route the Sikine flats for ducks and geese On their return they reported sue ketehikan happy with full bags
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-10-23

FOR sALE-One double he'd, springs and mattress. One oiI-burn- CT range; 2 heaters; one large table; one book ease shelves.
 Inquire Mrs. Emma Case 47-tfI
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-10-23

Just arriYed-a fine new ship ment of dresses, S10.00 and up.
 Also, fine assortment of Christ mas cards and boxes at The Smart Shop. Adv.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-10-23
CHA Ag9IlF HE'D ADS

FOR SALE-Dalgity property on Front Street. See Tom Dalgity.
 47-tf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
The Voice; Of
BROADWAY
By Dorothy KiIgaIIen~
NEW YORK, May 30.

NEW YORK. May 30.
A ALTHOUGH Artie Shaw's en-
a listment in the navy is not
the first instance of celebrity
from the entertainment world
joining up, IL interests me
greatly as a new phase in the
career of this tempest-like band
leader Artie, in his way, Is the
most vivid duplication of the
swing era that arrived in 1888
and is not yet over, no matter
what the devotees of waltz or
chestras say. Artie is an Amer
lean milestone.
His meteoric rise, catapulted
by that one sensational, record
ing of Begin the Beguine," his
loud unexpected blast against
the jitterbugs who idolized him,
his series of romanceS climaXed
by the brief marriage TO Lana
Turner. his retirement and
flight 10 Mexico, his sudden re-
turn to the limelight, hfs-War-
riage TO Betty Kern. daughter
of the great composer--in their
way, all these were as theatrical
and unpredictable and bold as
swing itself. Artie's career was
almost too dramatic 10 be real.
Artie's career was the kind a
Hollywood writer might dream
up. but would never be able to
sell Daryl Zanuck. Its pattern
is wrong for ceiluloid or for fic-
ton.
1t might, though, make the
basis of a Clifford Odets play
for the Group T'heater 10 do with
John Garfield as star-a play
like Golden Boy" more or less.
For Artie in his way was the
Golden Boy of swing not more
gifted than Goodman or Filing
ton or James. but with an I'M
practicable electric personality
forever giving off moody sparks
that blazed into page one stories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
JQh,ids sDshoih R,oadea,Gng Poet Better
FniendsHope
He Wont
Make Slip
Nv JACK PICKERING

FRIENDS of one of the broad
casting gentry are worrying
like everything about him. Seems
he insists on writing ribald
poetry for recreation. and writes
Il on the same paper on which
he writes his radio scripts.
Everybody's holding his breath,
waiting for some barred words
10 get out on the air waves by
accident.
New horror Of war-the sum-
rer uniforms of the Book-Cad-
lilac bellboys look so much like
the navy's summer uniforms
that people. especially tipsy
ones. keep confusing them.
So far one bellboy has been
embraced by a sentimental lady
who was 10000 glad he had en-
listed: and one navy officer
politely declined TO carry some
body's suitcase. and there prob
ably are other cases that haven't
been reported 10 this depart
B1ent vet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
His Re- al Life Story

"Mr. GOldwyn had promised
me that IL would be changed
just the way 1 wanted IL n 1
found anything to criticize In the
uncut version. felt / wanted
to know IL IL was LOUIS real life
story and not colored and over
drama affixed"
well" Mrs. Gehrig went on.
81 didn't ask for one solitary
deletion or addition. 1 accepted
the picture exactly as IL was
made. That's how good 1 think
10 u.s."
"What about Teresa Wright ?"
I asked. How did you feel
about seeing her play you,
Eleanor Twitchell Gehrig:"
"Well. when Sam first told me
that Teresa would play me 1
felt that she was much too
young. said, Barbara Stan
wyck, Jean Arthur or an actress
with more experience would be
better
"But now know no one
could do better, or even rs well
as little Teresa. OF course she's
prettier and younger, but then
no woman could object to that,
could they"
Cooper Like Lou!
"As for Gary Cooper" she
said, che looks and acts exactly
like Lou"
1 must have looked incredu-
louS, for while l like Gary /
CTAGE ATTR A (vTI0NQ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Mrs. Cehris Enthusiastic
About Pride Of Yankees
Continued From First Stage Page

don't think Gary looks in the
least like Lou Gehrig, whom 1
met when he came TO Holly
wood with Christy Walsh.
In fact. / dined with him, and
to me there isn't the slightest
resemblance between Lou Gehrig
and Gary Cooper. and I said as
much TO Mrs. Gehrig.
81 don't agree with YOU"
she said.
Gary and Lou have the same
expressions. They are the same
type of man. Gary studied
every picture OF LOUIS. He had
every one of his mannerisms
down to n science, and he Ii 40
like my husband I'm the picture
that there were times when 1
felt couldn't bear II.
ELSA Jansen. who plays Mrs.
Gehrig, LOUIS ma, IL marvellous.
You know, when Lou took me
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
An Amateur Fighter

"Slim" Talbot. until recently
stand-in to Gary Cooper, also
looked ahead. Slim" saved
enough money from his Holly
wood salary to achieve life
long dream. and today he's in
the ranching business near So
nora, Cal.
The list of star assistants who
are looking beyond the tips of
their grease-painted noses could
go on definitely. But no better
example of genuine ambition has
been registered than that OF
Helene Holmes, stand-in to Alice
Faye.
Helene has earned a consid-
cradle reputation for dress de-
signing, and is now working out
the frocks Alice will wear when
she returns TO the screen in
Greenwich Village"
STAGE ATTRACTIONS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
IS. [. A. MarshmalIow'

There was certain amount
Of nervousness in the air this
week as result of the IS. L. A.
Marshmallow" act that Joe Cen
tile and Ralph Binge have been
using on CKLW. =
lit was pretty funny. but they
didn't know what War Com
mentator S. L. A. Marshall
would think about having his
war predictions lampooned.
Then Gentle and Binge cele-
brated their tenth year on the
air with a special broadcast this
week, and CKLW's sales man.
ager. Dick Jones, added the final
touch by inviting Jack Adams,
Johnny Mowers, Will Bradley,
Ty Tyson, Bud Mitchell and
flock of other celebrities-wind-
ing up with Marshall.
III Marshall is interested
Gentle and Binge did a little
knee-quaking but decided to re-
peat the "Marshmallow" skit
anyway. And did Marshall get
mad? He did not. He even en-
tered into the spirit by an
rsouncing, over the air. that the
only way you could tell Marsh
mallow and Marshall apart is
by asking what the initials s.
l.. A. stands for. II you get an
answer. it's Marshall talking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

ing for me. / thanked him for
the truthful and wholly salts
factory manner In which he had
handled the story. I told him
Of my gratitude for the fine
treatment and the careful at
tention TO every detail.
"You know" Mrs. Gehrlg con-.
tinued. "when 1 first sat down In
the projection room 1 thought
to myself, Il won't look at the
picture. L cannot bear TO have
those memories como back to
haunt me- But 1 knew that 1
must see whether the story Of
Lou Gehrig had been handled
correctly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

home and introduced me a. the
girl he was going to marry. Ma
Gehrig, who had been n cook Mt
the Columbia University. asked
me n I could cook before she
even shook hands with me.
Lou told her that he wanted
n wife and not n cook, which
was lucky for me M cannot
even boil water. i was h busI-
ness woman and doing very well
when Lou married me. had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
A Patriotic Slip

IN BRIEF: Hal Ressler wants
10 know il you've heard about
the society grsnde dame who
wound up a patriotic plea with
an imprisoned scream OF Re
member Bar Harbor' {.
Threats Of gas rationing means
that your recreation habits are
going 10 change. Already the
excursion boats and moonlights
are getting a terrific play from
the public On one trip this
week, the Steamer Put-in-Bay
will have two grandfathers as
orchestra leaders. George Finzel
iBilrs brother) on the day
cruise. and Ray Gorrell al night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Concert Stage Soon

Few in Hollywood know much
about Kay Campbell Conner,
stand-in for Jane Withers for
the last two years. but in must
cal circles in Canada she's rated
as a. young prodigy.
Kay is pursuing her studies on
the violin in Hollywood now
when she isn't working in a
picture, and friends prophesy
that in the not so distant future
she will have her chance on the
concert stage.
Bobbie Colman likewise hasn't
wasted her time while standing
in for Betty CRADLE. Bobbie,
who is blond and streamlined,
has been encouraged by Betty
10 go ahead with her ambitions
10 become a dancer.
She already has had a num-
her Of night club engagements,
and those who should know pre-
dict she'll hit the big time.
No better example OF an am
bilious Hollywood satellite could
be found than Carl Andre, stand
in 10 Joel McCrea. When he
isn't beneath the hot lights on
a sound stage, Andre is study
ing dentistry, and il won't be
long now before he has his
license TO practice in California.