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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04

Statements and opinions
herein arc private 70 the
l.~riter and are not TO be con.
Tstrued as rejecting the views
OF the nay department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
SUCCEEDS TENERoWIez

Sadowski will fill the seat now
occupied by DR.. Rudolph Tenero-
wicz. the only incumbent de-
Ifeated in the September - pri-
mary.
Winners on the basis of late re-
turns were.
Second District Rep. Earl C.
IA1ichsner .(R). over Raymond M
Burr Cd.
Third District Rep. Paul w.
IShafer (R) over Harold Z. Stein
lbacher CD.
Sixth District Rep. William w.
Blackney tR) over David NJ,
Martin tD)
Seventh District Rep. Jesse p.
Wolcott (R) over Leroy S Will
son Cd.
Eighth District Rep. Fred l..
Crawford CR) over Michael j.
Hart Cd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04

Winged ships Of the air are
.Ili,e only fighting force that
matters.
rHh.,
sss THE TRIUMPHS of the
.plape have been great and
Spectacular. 1t is hoped and
.aAslieyed that in the future its
'ssec,ievements will be even
more sensational and decisive.
,IEpt there is a growing dis
position, entirely unjustifed
by facts, to regard the entire
vies as they exist today as
6SsofescsTt machines, over
sxiue at the junk heap.
+; This is unfortunate because
! control Of the sea, established
! by the American and British
/; navies, is the cornerstone on
! which the whole United Ma
I, tons war effort rests.
From the outbreak OF the
war in 1889, Britain's surface
fleets commanded the sea
lanes of Europe, insuring the
arrival Of supplies in Eng
land, denying strategic raw
materials to Germany.
Nhen the United States en-
tWpd the war, American naval
res extended this control
& al it now includes about
en-twelfths OF the nine
elfths of the globe.
This CONTROL of a ma jor
mtion of the worlds seas
was won without anything re-
ssmbling a ma jor feet action.
II all the surface ships of the
British navy were sunk to-
morrow, Britain would be
Starved out of the war in a
saort three months.
This would be accomplished
rot by the bombers OF the
rIazi luftwaffe, but by the big
guns of German and Italian
Narships.
II al the vessels of the
american navy were sunk,
this country would face a
situation too unpleasant for
contemplation.
First result would be the
collapse Of the 30 or more
fronts on which American
forces are fighting. AS re-
CARDS our enemies, the United
States, like England, is an in
sular power. Any offensive
action we take or may wish
20 take in the future must be
across broad stretches Of
water
Key factors arc the hunahlA
ocean freight vessel and the
transport. Transports carry
ms troops and freighters
csTFy the munitions. including
arplanes, the fuel they use.
tbe bombs they drop and the
tsfare parts that keep them
sSfying.
Statements and opinions
n. herein arc rri,ste - Al.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
NINTH DISTRICT RACE

Ninth District Rep. Albert J
Engel CR), over 4. b. CoXhill Cd.
Tenth District Rep. Roy O
Woodruff tRJ. over John f. Nor
riSon (D).
Eleventh District Rcp. Fred J
Bradley CR), over Paul l.
Adams Cd.
Fourteenth District Rep. Loui,
G. Rabaut ID, over Claude G.
Mcdonald tR).
Fifteenth District Rep John n
Dingell ID, over Ivan l.. Bow
man tRl.
Sixteenth District - Rep. Johr
LeSinski tD). over Robert w
Ford (R).
Seventeenth District ~ r cp
George A. Dondcro tR), over
Dorothy *. Roosevelt ID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
By tinted Press

The following were elected 10
the United States Senate Tuesday:
ALABAMA-John w. Bankhoad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
FIFTH DISTRICT

Ll30 Of la precincts)
Jonkman (R) 26,
Wierenga CD y,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
FOURTH DISTRICT

-t99 81 of fS6 PfeeiHets4
Hoffman (R) 1876.
Morley CD 7.35l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
THIRD DISTRICT

OPT Of 202 precincts
Shafer (R) ~
Steinbaeh CD H.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04

NEW YORK. Nov. 4 CUP).-
Republicans appeared today TO
have overturned five Democratic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
SMITH DISTRICT

NTN II DEN ENAN
(93 of 1877 preCincts)
Blackney tR) 22,49
Martin CD 1888
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
, Dems Lose One Seat in Congress
Congress
FIRST DISTRICT

SECOND DISTRICT
coz Of 100 precincts)
Kitchener CR) 26.255
Burr CD I4,32S
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-18
.LENTEN SERVICES LARGELY ATTENDED

The Lenten season began today with the observance of Ash We'd nesday. Ashes were distributed in Catholic churches after morning Masses and will again be distributed at services this afternoon and to- night.
 Holy Communion services were held at St. Johns Episcopal church this morning at ' o'clock, and an- other morning service at 10 o'clock. Evening prayers and services will be held at 8 o'clock tonight.
 Ash Wednesday services will be held at 7:45 tonight at the Zion Evangelical Lutheran church, with Rev. Armand R. Nordgren of An sonia as guest preacher.
 The penitential period continues to Holy Saturday, which will be observed April 4. The following day will be Easter Sunday.
 Catholic churches were crowded at morning Masses. Many Catholics plan to attend Mass daily during Lent.
 Rules of fast abstinence for Cath olics during Lent became effective today. They were announced at Sunday Masses in local churches
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-18
WOMENS GROUPS. REVIEW PROGRAM
Mayor Praises Activities of Defense Council
 State Director Attends

Accomplishments of the women's division of the Waterbury Defense Council since it's establishment a year ago were praised by Mrs. Ralph Lasbury, Jr., director of womens activities for the State De- fense Council, at a Women's defense meeting yesterday afternoon at the Waterbury Women's club.
 Mrs. Lasbury said that Waterbury had been one of the first communi- ties to set up a complete civilian defense program and she lauded Mayor Vincent A. Scully for his foresight. The women's units, she said, have done splendid work.
 Mayor Scully congratulated the women on the success which their defense units have achieved. He cited especially the work of the Ci- vilian Defense Volunteer Office which, he said, had reused many from their lethargy and induced them to volunteer their services.
 Mrs. Mark L. Sperry, Jr., presided. Reports on the work of various Women's units were made.
 Activities of the Bundles fc- Britain committee were described by Rev. Conner Lewis. Mrs. Ralph Darlington listed the civilian de- fense accomplishments of the Red Cross. Miss Agnes c. Fitzpatrick reported for the Waterbury Council of Catholic Women. Mrs. Donald Post reported on the agricultural phase of civilian defense.
 The meeting was attended by many members of Women's defense units and by representatives of many Women's organizations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-18
Walter WincheII
 Or ByOadse,ay i.
rEsde Mark Registered. Copyright. psssy

flop premiere of one of his plays. was asked, How did your play go tonight?' 'The play was great success" yawned Oscar, but the audience was a Ia..dre
 Whether it's }'ue that au average of five murders and 500 divorces are the annual resuIO O1 D4I>.ge Ia94c arguments jn this country That the Hays office rationed the num- Der of kisses Cary Grant could give Priscilla Lane in one scene in Ar senic and Old Lace" (They restrict ed Cary and Priscilla to six kisses as the limit in one reeD |! Whether Ouida's theory isn't cor rect: "Hypocrltes. weep and you cannot tell their tears from those of saints; but no bad man ever laughed sweetly yet"
 That dentists claim redheads cause more disturbance ln their offices than any other type That &C., cording to the Texas Department of Public Safety, motorists should drive in their stocking feet instead of shoes for safer driving That American pilots who ferry planes to Britain have neat gag for getting second date with English girls. (The first time out, they give the girl one American silk stocking and promise the other one next time) That nearly 12 million dol lars worth of carbon paper is pro- duced in the U. s. annually. (Judg- ing from the number of carbon copies, we can believe it.)
 That a French underground paper recently related this grand fable The Bishop of Bordeaux handed fifty francs to his secretary to give to poor woman who had requested
 aims. The secretary protested, "Monseigneur is perhaps unaware of the fact that the woman is a JeWess y" "A JeWess!" exclaimed the Bishop. N"Goodness me, that's altogether different. Give her one hundred francs and thank her for her confidence in Christian char ity!"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-18
Late Realty News

Washington street, ss,0oa.
 Warranty Deed Rose M. Greenbiatt to Helrn Bosso. property in Waterbury. Abraham Swirsky to Marguerite and Curt Arndt. property on wil- lard street.
 Quit Claim Deeds Carmine Mendillo to Anna Men dillo. property on Irion street. Alfonsina Cappellina to Pas quale Cappelino, property on West Farm street.
 Mortgage Releases Waterbury Savings bank to Pas quale Cappella.
 Waterbury hospital to Emanuel Dalisi0.
 Barbara Zehender to Alfred Archambault.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-18
PRIVATE GROVE
 TO BE RETIRED
Action Expected at Meet ing of Fire Board Today
 Successor Chosen

Private Patrick J. Grove, a mem Der of the Waterbury fire depart ment for more than 30 years, is ex- pected to be retired at this after noon's meeting of the board of fire commissioners.
 It is reported from reliable sources that either John Cavanaugh, son of Fire Chief Thomas J. Cavanaugh or James J. Kelley, son of Acting Deputy Chief Joseph Kelley, will be appointed immediately to the va cancy created by the retirement of Private Grove. The inside track is given MT. Cavanaugh for the ap- pointment by competent observers.
 Private Grove was appointed to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-18

The following papers in connec- ton with real estate transactions have been filed at the office of Town Clerk Mary (. kilmartin:
 Mortgage Deeds
 Marguerite and Curt Arndt to the First Church in Waterbury, Inc, property on Willard street, S4,500.
 John Larson and others tO Selma Johnson, property on Bronx avenue. S3,000.
 Emelinda Gabrielli to the Wa terbury Savings bank, property on Atwood avenue, S3,500.
 Ralph F. Cleveland to Fred erick J. Dalton. property on West ridge drive, S1,000.
 Francis k. and Julia FazzOne to the Naugatuck Savings bank, property on Atwood avenue, S3,500. Thomas Damiani to the Water bury Savings bank, property on
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-18
MINE OUTPUT INCREASED

Santa Fe, N. M. -(UP)-- New Mexico's mining industry, stepping up output for the war effort, pro- duced nearly S37,000,000 worth Of minerals an dcoal in the fiscal year ended Oct. 31, an increase of nearly IT per cent voer the previous year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-18

the department December 26, 1911, and has served a great number of
 years as a member of Engine Co. 4, at the Baldwin street station. He is requesting retirement for disability.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-18

That in Southern India, when a guy proposes to a girl, she takes him into the jungle and applies fire to his bare back. If he screams she turns him down. Personally, we prefer the sex life of the moth) .. .. Whether Cliff Edwards knows that "ukulele" is a Hawaiian word, mean ing "a jumping flea" :. That Oscar Wilde, arriving at his club after the
Evening star., 1942-10-18
I've Got the buds
10 Keep Ne Warm!

degrees Fahrenheit maximum temperature for Of
fces homes but lady, will take With 'e!
permanently radiator with hototer bottle for
And won't revive the old red fonnes when
there Of keeping wor Here at he
friends uerotioned days
wool ward off the snopPest br-r
n skirts bundle fluffy combat chIs
those leisure hours when
do indoor temperatures
solve heating problems with these personal WorneruPPes!
Ayd Floo FahionsI
Evening star., 1942-10-18

"a, "Wermer-Upper De Luxe" ...
"corolyn" dressmoker frock Of lux
urious fabric (oO9o WOOL lO%
rabbits hoirl exouisitely detolIed.
Blue, sofori rose, lime green. Sizes
II to ! 8 in the group
tsetter Dress shop
tB) "Wrop Around Rosy" -.
worth its weight in fue this deep,
cushony quilted royon sotn house.
coot by Soybuy, o-bIoono with heort-
lifting flowers. Sizes ! z to 20, 1879
tHouseconta Third Floor
tc) Sweet and Hot" -. this pet
Of petite worner-upper :. ~oIst-
whiting basque dress in blue, green
or beioe royon- -ond-wooI mixture.
Sizes 9 to IS in the eroup----5.9s
(7hrift Shop, Third Floor.
ID "BundIins, 1912" -. noturo
camel color wool in little boy"
iocket teamed with matching skirt.
Warmed up with our exclusive
lOOoo wool Little Miss English"
sweater. Misses sizes.
JOCkct - - - - - -
Skirt I.S9
1spoTts shop, Third Floor.
UD Getting Hot" Young
Woshinotonions grouse q bloze OF
approval in this junior MISS wool
Jersey dress in fiery shades Of red,
green and gold with eoy oppioues.
Sizes 9 to IS in the roup---l4.95
Observation-Disclosures Miss is q Size
Mot on Age.
young washin0tomian Shop
(F) "Warm O. q Kitten" thot's
how you'll be in this eozy office
elossie wool-ond-royon mixture
shirtwoist dress in blue or green.
Sizes 10 to ls in the eroup---s.ss
fThritt shop. Third Floor.J
tG) "cozy compenien" for
your fuel-rotioned days, this superb
ly designed eousoI dress in bosket-
weove wool in bonfire shades Of red,
purple or green (olso in bIocH with
white dickey. Sizes z to 8, 1875
(Sports Shop, Third FloorJ
tHl Newest chiII-chessr" {.
winter white, movelousIy worn,ns
color to wear now in feother- light
but warm lcO9o wool jersey with
shoulder sproys Of embroidered
fIewers. Sizes 10 TO 1s---i4.s5
(kcds,ats PYtosd Dyess SAoO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
movie GO R0UnD.
@loueM c. arson,
It's Norma Ar-row-isy';;
Anne Neaele Hinged;
Hedy Favorite Dish

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. %.
DANDOM thoughts Of the
IL week:
If I've had one letter ] have
had so asking how Norma
Shearer pronounces her name
now she is Mrs. Marty Arrouge.
Well. here it is, you fans, accord
ing 10 Norma. herself. it's pro-
nounced "Ah-row-Jay." with the
accent on the last syllable.
Personally, l can't see Bar
bara Stanwyck in the Texas
Guinan role. though rumor has
il she is the hottest candidate
right now Don't know what
the legal points on the matter
are, but there was a story all
over town that Bramwell
Fletcher was changing his name
to Bramwell Barrymore now
he's married to Diana. 1 guess
there's no reason a husband
couldn't take his wife's name
except in this particular case
Fletcher heatedly says faint"
true.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Durham at Eastwood;
Par ks -Hdv Free Acts

CONNY DURHAM and his
~ band OF Hollywood synco-
pators will play the Sunday
afternoon jam session at East
wood Gardens and win continue
nightly through Thursday.
Les Brown viii bring his
musical stars in for a weeks
engagement beginning Friday
night.
Eastwood Gardens will re-
main open through the night OF
September %. and the amuse-
ment area may run ipto the
month of October.
Durham. who heads one OF
the most promising young bands
in the country, halls from
Massachusetts.
For some time he was with
Glen Gray and the Casa Iona
band as trumpet player, leaving
Casa Iona in Hollywood TO
form his own band. one which
has received wide acclaim from
movie stars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
In Different Light

II certainly put Mr.. Beery in
a different light with those of
us who had looked upon his tor
as far back as most people can
remember) and thought Of him
merely as good old Wally."
What is IL Berry has that
Charles Boyer hasn't?
II l were pinned down / can't
think of a single love scene
Wally has ever played. Oh, he
has pecked at The cheek of Mar
jorie Main and one or two
others. But for the great lover
technique from Beery-I just
can't remember.
1t must be something implied
about Berry that sets the gals
TO singing his praises. Certainly,
away from the cameras, two
beautiful women have been in
love with him and married him.
As even the youngest movie
fan well knows, Wally's first
wife was Gloria Swanson. And
at the height of her fame there
was no more alluring or exotic
charner than Gloria.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Page Mary Martin

Don't believe what you hear
That the Greer Garson-Richard
Ney romance is cooling. He
writes such beautiful letters
about her A camp of 10000
down in Texas has made a spe-
cial request TO the Victory Com
mittee for Mary Martin to come
down there TO sing My Heart.
Belongs to Daddy Well, get
their point.
Ingrid Bergman's stand in,
Nancy Didrikson. is the sister of
the famous swimming champion,
Babe. Since they have been on
location for Whom the Bell
Tolls" Nancy has been i'll. so
Ingrid has been doing her own
Standing-in.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Films Pushing Newcomers
To Fill Gaps in the Roles
. BY DOROTHY MANNERS

along on the same lot where e
is thought they have another
Joan Fontaine in this beautiful
girl who is also a swell little
actress.
Paramount is pinning big
hopes on Helen Walker, also
from the New York stage. She
is described as a Helen Hayes
with oomph and after she fin
ishes her current picture with
Alan Ladd she will probably fall
heir TO genuine starring as
Signment.
Twentieth Century has def
mite star plans for Anne Baxter,
certainly one Of the brightest
young actresses on the horizon.
Many believe Anne already has
the coveted role of Bernadette
in The Song of Bernadette"
lined up as her first starring
vehicle.
Universal has been giving
Anne Gwynne some Of their best
supporting roles but before long
she will be stepped up TO CO.
starring prominence. Anne k|
pretty and a splendid actress
and she's one Of the few really
young girls who can convincinely
play heroines with q dash az
salt.
Columbia Is enthused over the
prospects OF Michael Duane. an
other recruit from the stage, w1o
has the male lead oppoeits Lind
Darnell in City Without Msn.s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Movie Clock

MICHIGAN 49, The Male
Animal" 10 a. m, 1910. 800.
s. $40. 11:20 p. m Stage
Show. 11:40 a. m, 2:20, 3,
TAO. 1920 p. m.
FOX - "Footlight Sere-
made" 1920, 3, $40. 500. IL
p. m: Little Tokyo. u s.
A." 1l:11 a. m. Isl, 4:3l,
TAI, 9:51 p. m.
UNITED ARTISTS-"Mrs.
Miniver" Ills a. m, 1::50,
4:30. 7, $40 p. m.
PALMS STATE - The
Gay Sisters" 1918. 3:48,
7:ls, l0:48 p. m: True TO
the Army" IL a. m, 2;30, 6,
$50 p. m,
ADAMS - Eagle Squad
rom" 1l:03 a. m. l:55. 4:47.
7:39. 1871 p. m; Who Is
Hope Schuyler" 2:58, $50,
SAP. 9:H p. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL
"Tortilla Flat" 2::54. SAC.
10:42 p. m.: international
Lady" lip. 5:07, 9 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

HOLLYWOOD Aug. %.
IN THE past. Hollywood did a
= lot of talking about develop
ing new stars, and that's about
as far as it got. The same old
faces kept cropping up in every
plum role and unless some
yeangster came along with the
flash of a Lana Turner. the new
Corners couldn't get to first base.
But now Hollywood isn't kid
ding about new faces. Studios
are desperate for new talent to
replenish the rapidly depicting
files of leading men in the serv-
ice. They are also desperate for
young actresses on account of
they just can't hand everything
to Irene Dunno, Ginger Rogers
and Claudette Colbert.
There is not a studio that isn't
getting behind one or several
newcomers 10 make their names
familiar before they are launched
as full-fledged stars. INN
NJ e tro- Goldwyn Mayer is
clicking its heels over Gene
Kelly. the stage juvenile who
makes his movie debut with
judy Garland in Me and My
Gal. Gene. they feel, will just
plain kill the customers-and
Leo the Lion is sitting quietly
waiting for the fans TO discover
him before officially designating
him a star.
Donna Reed IL being brought
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Puts Beery
At 7 op as
Film Lover
BY DOROTHY MANNERS
special 10 THE DETROIT TI>IEs

HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 20
Nov you take this little mat
ter about whether Wally
Beery is a great screen lover
Talk about great "aches" from
little acorns growing - this
highly debatable matter sprang
from a simple fan letter.
Several weeks ago a lady fan
wrote Louella Parsons that Wal
lace Berry was the great screen
lover of all time. She based this
unusual tribute on the grounds
that Wally was every bit the
heman and not the pretty boy
and there are few who will
argue that point.
NJ After that. the office was
showed under with ladies of all
ages and types (as they de-
Scribed themselves) who wrote
10 say they agreed with the
first Mrs. Fan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
IN HOLLYWOOD WITH
oGloueMa O. Ra,,on,
Pied Piper WooIIey Proves He's
Something Other Than Coneeited
HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 20.

''pIED PIPER WOOLLEY born Edgar Montllon Wooley,
left Cole Porter's swimming pool hot afternoon to
Twentieth Century-Fox | felt bit guilty, for
Wooey had been given afternoons vacation he has
working very hard but when lady decides she wants
to do a story il has to be done-but Immediately.
You see, had just the Pied Piper and 1t gave
such sdelght this actor whO like Marie Dessler
fame in the later years Of life.
In the Pied Piper he is such lovabe character while
in The Man Who Came Dinner he such sarcastic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Gets Lucky Ring

Anna Neagle who will play
the Amy Molinson role in
Wings and the Woman at
R-K-O has just received some Of
the clothes worn by Englands
flying heroine. Relatives and
close friends of the late aviatriX
were anxious for Anna 10 have
some of her personal things be-
fore she starts the picture.
Ironically. one of the things
sent was Amy's good luck
CONTINUED on Next Page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
DETROIT SUNDAY TIMEs lpHoNE CHEEKY $500
Cannp Show
Pioneering,
Cast Finds
BY BILL WICKERSHAM
special to THE DETROIT TINES
HOLLYWOOD. Aug. %.

I1oL@ NOOA(t nus 80
WHEN picture folk appear for
w service men it is easy TO
consider their victory effort
with shrug of the shoulder and
the thought. "Oh, well, it's just
another performance for them"
But let us assure you a camp
show performance is not always
a matter of being limousined up
to a stage door and then doing
on" in a blaze of foot.ights. One
of Shirley Deane's experiences is
typical.
Shirley, you'll remember. left
Hollywood and her brilliant
screen career 10 appear on a
five-week tour with her Star
Dust" troupe. That was over
year ago. But the show was
such a hit she broke all records
by staying on tour for 67 weeks!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Her Orders Sealed

Well. II was while the show
was playing in Jacksonville, Fla,
that she was asked 10 do spe-
cial army show.
"Of course" replied Shirley.
"Nhere and when?"
you'll be under sealed orders.
So I can give you only the date,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Repeats Description

Parsons Jr. has expressed her.
self so well / am repeating her
description. l saw him one eve
ming at dinner all alone and
making the most terrific fuss
over gooseberry pie. II was
served with a COB of the same
ice cream he loves, but he called
madly 10 the waiter and told him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Proves He's Fiqhter

I loved the way Woolley said
this. for il showed nc is A
fighter and any fighter in my
opinion is worth while.
Parsons Jr. wrote a "keyhole
portrait" on Monty Woolley
some time ago in which she said.
The Man Who Came TO Dinner"
loatheS dinner parties. claiming
the spectacle Of community mas.
tication nauseateS him Usu-
ally he eats alone. at midnight
or later. devouring great slabs
Of roast beef and gobs of ice
cream g.. Invariably a book is
propped in front of him He
has no sense of responsibility. a
horror OF valuable possessions.
and a deep diStaste for fresh air
and exercise