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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
Why We Say That GiHan
Brings "HeaIth From The
Coed Earth"

Gillian Is a scientific mixture OF
the juices O. Is of Natures health
giving herbs. roots and barks, that
brings you Health From The Good
Earth" Gillian is another Mosby
product, originated by G.. H Mosby
who u world famous for his nat
ural medicines.
We call Gillian a natural med
Icine because It In made from the
juices from Is OF Natures finest
health-giv roots, barks and
herbs-the same helpful, natural
juices that have brought blessed
relief TO mankind down through
the ages. II you are now suffering
the torrents of boating gas pains,
sickening constipation. sleepless
nights and other organic disorders,
you owe IL to yourself to try this
natural" medicine.
Gillian is taken shortly before
meals because It mixes with food
at once, helping TO eliminate the
poisons that foster stomach
trouble, and aiding the liver and
bowels to their proper functions-
This new, natural kind Of medi-
cine las we call it) will assist in
bringing out gases and impurities
Frequently with the first doee)
which may have been inside you
for q long time, and which were
the real cause Of your days OF
misery with headaches, dizziness
and tired feeling. 1t il important
TO note that Gillian will cleanse
your bowels (gradually-not dras-
tcaIly or severely az they were
never cleansed before.
A special Gillian representative
known as the GILLIAN Man, Is nov
at Cunningham's Drug Stores a
1124 Griswold ST., and 1865 Wood
ward Ave, Detroit. Here he 4
meeting crowds of Interested mel
and women daily and introduc
ing and explaining the naturally
made" Gillian compound. Gillian !
:, sold by all Cmnlngham's Dru
Stores and by other reliable drug
gists throughout Detroit and Mich
igan. Help yourself to health. Star
today by buying bottle Of Gillian
One bottle will convince you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
Couldn't Do Her Heusswerk

For the past years ] have
suffered from stomach trouble due
to gas bloating. / always felt stuffy
and tired out, couldn't sleep al
nights. Often, in order to get rest
] would try to sleep during the
daytime. In addition to all these
troubles, / was terribly constipated
1 became so rundown that ]
couldn't do my housework or per-
form my duties at the Office where
/ work. Now, since I've been TAX
ing Gillian, feel grand. Lots of
pep and energy. no gas pains nor
bloating and my appetite u good.
What's more, I'm no longer con-
stipated and sleep sound. Thank
you very much for this wonderful
medicine, Gillian
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

This statement Of Miss Crscyk
viii be a revelation to thousands
OF suffering men and women who
have sought in vain for relief from
the same torturing aches and pains
that plagued this grateful Detroit
woman. All over the State OF Mich
igan, druggists are marvelling at
the amazing results being obtained
by those who use Gillian. They are
almost unanimous IN recommend
ing Gillian as a means Of securing
wenewed health and vigor. Truly, ,
hey say, Gillian does seem 70
bring sufferers, Health From The
Good Earth. Here Is Miss Gracyks
complete statement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

The liver. when sluggish and In
active, slows down the bile
flow" causing headaches and
lack Of energy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
Weary Feet
Perk Up With
Ice-mint Treat

When feet burn, eallouses sting and every
nothing. Rub on a little Ice-Mint Frosty
white. eresm-like. its cooling soothing COM
fort helps drive the fire and pain right OUT
.. tired muscles relax in grateful relief.
A world Of difference in few minutes. See
how lee-Mint helps soften up eorns ana
eallouses too. Get foot happy today the
Ies-Mint way. Your druggist has Ice-Mint
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

rL.,.,. leather spectator
pump There's patent ns P bowl
T Tbere'. ''a a. black pin t %l.1,
.tspini Reduced for Ward week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
FASHIONS FAv0RITE FUR c

Wards usual price would be $09 149 superb collection
of brand urs many offered for the first Saturday. Musk
famous for its beauty warmth long Skunk soft,
and durability Caracu popular for its quality fur and
warmth Tomorrow your last opportunity this low Ward Week
price. 10 to 40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

TORMENTING PAINS OF
STOMACH AND GAS PAINS
Slapped her STRENGTH

Misc Helene ' Grseyk, 61s2
Sheridan Ave-, Detroit,
Tells How She Finally Got
Relief From The Tortures
Of Gas Bloeting, Slecplese
Nights Constipation and
Indigestion That Kept Her
From Her Work - Says
Gillian IL The Only Medi-
cine That Ever Helped Her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

Wayne County's quota TO the
latest draft induction totals 334
with Is boards contributing men
Board No. SO, with 104 inductees
heads the list, and the others
ascending men were Boards Nos. 8
III, %. "a. 25, 80, 40. Al, AZ anc
"A. The list:
BOARD NO. rs
George Prpich, 7l3s Anthony. Dearborn.
George C. Culver, 372 Westminster.
Sam weidsr. 2i3s oakman.
Robert O. Campbell. Bloomfield Hills.
Michael c. Joseph. 1902 salina, Dearborn
Harold 8. Ross. 1s2 Monterey, Highland p,
Henry J. Jones. 1859 Lincoln.
Ivan b. Buchanan. 3175 Monroe.
Richard @. Morris. ils5 STANLEY.
Henry r. opgenorth, 445 Field.
Napoleon ]. JEFFREY. 552l cass.
Matthew NJ Clark, 500 Putnam.
Edward w. Kurtz. Ill Putnam.
August Lancaster. 14s7e Fielding.
Ernest Z: oirard. e2s West cannsld.
William O. Diemond, 1882 r. Grand Blvd
Robert p. Miller. 5407 Third.
Joseph p. Coleman, s42 West Forest.
Eura W. Jones 1927 Brooklyn.
Antonio z. Dare. es3 Prentis.
Francis v. Ankenbrandt, 564l Hamilton.
John J. Goettsch, 205 East Hancock.
Melvin r.. Whitford- -h2As Tr1imhnl.
Jervis j. wattles, 4ee West Kirby.
Adam II. Barteli, 57s3 Forsythe
Ward J, Mansfield. ~ West Palmer.
Robert W. Owens. 6046 Woodward
James A. Williams. bi4i Hamilton.
Carl q. Sholdberg, 500 Third,
Harold b. Bradley Jr., 4e1 ". Hancock.
Merwin L. Rosamond AIS Parkinson.
Jack Kenmuir, 1907 Lincoln.
Roy b. Lacrone. SO Piquette.
Guy y. Boughner. 1921 East Congress.
Davis A. Chalmers, s95 West Forest
Jonn l.. Gallery. 52l1 Second
Edwin C. Snyder. 1884 Stanley.
Dwight NJ. Holland. 1141 Merrick.
Arthur J.. Bradley, OPS Putnam.
Thomas J. whalen, 5220 Third.
Harold n. Layton, !os West Palmer
willis Burlng. 2ee East Kirby.
Reberry Wheat. Alps Second
Harry c. Miller. Gas West Warren.
Kenneth z. clifford, 1901 Cass
George Monsieur. 27e Harper
Donald A. Dubervills. 12s Tennyson.
Newton J. Miller, 81 PiQuetts,
Emory Morton. 50 Piquette.
Orvine H. Hooking, 5O67 Fourth
Benedict r. Porzondek. $3.50 Hamilton
Leonard A Anderson. 554s Second.
Paul T.. Peyton. 1885 Philadelphia.
John y. Lee. s34 Forest.
Maurice Rubenstein. $40 West Willis
Evnpiedes T. Nicholaides. $40 West Wills
Marco J. Musich. 5os2 Trumbull.
BOARD NO. 70
w q. Wesley MacLelseh. 1880 Seward
John Francis sheehan, s265 Brush,
kghos Leo fitzgerald, ass ut. Vernon
yAartiu Wilson Rasmussen, 1924 Byron
= Donald Hopkins Miles, TAI West Euclid.
Harry Thomas MORTALITY ei2 Seward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

Every pair perfect e FHlsr,ip
, ~e;cht T., we'll reinforced in garter CARTE.
We's" "a foot. Mirage, Oasis
l Horiron shade. Sizes S1' 10
1919.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
lib Boards Draft 334:
Board 36's IO4 High

Evert Eli Hakols, 500 Geneva II. p.
Robert Kershaw Hin. 1888 collingwood
Chas. Archie Thompson. 1889 Log Cabin.
bbo ossa ' Hswn aorSSS s5ss s ssrns
Burton singiey Wellman. 1000 Second Blvd.
William Hartman Forsyth, llOi Delaware
r. Apologize Pulliam. iii East Hancock.
HsT.a F ES~e %ak ps.% is7 n.n h hu'd
Albert !. White 1909 West Philadelphia.
Ralph Norman smith. 629 West Milwaukee.
Robert William Frost. beS2 DrsxsL
G. Phillip Ferkovicn. Hotel Piqueue.
Thos. Edward Fox. i22s West Euclid.
Arthur Herman Run, e545 Lincoln.
Elmer Ellsworth Fuller. Warren Hotel.
Robert d. Msursr. 1915 west Philadelphia,
David Pollok, 1850 West Euclid.
Robert eiss n jane. Knib6s' 20 East Euclid.
Edward Padden, 5000 West Cd. Blvd.
Kenneth Robert Foley. s43 West Miiwaukss
Bert John johnson. 67s Pallhter.
Ralph Ed%ard ForSins. sosS W. cd. Blvd
oren Lester Robertson. 1f40 West bethuns
BOARD NO. II
MAY shinebroom, 2024 Pingree.
SElamA Kaifuss, 2726 Pingree.
Aaron Abraham Einhorn, Brooklyn. N. T.
Frank Rosett. 2940 Blaine,
Eli KaplAnsky. 1887 Hardwood.
LOCAL BOARD NO. 80
A ro,,,Ihis Pearson. $50 Theodore.
samuel Pigram, 3s4s Macarthur place.
Booker T. Higgins 1920 Hubbard
Harry L. Lipscomb. 5000 Mayourd Cd
William r; Jackson: 1887 Delmsr'
lISRol r. Haskins. 1921 vInewood.
Johnnie Evans. 1900 mckinley. go,
James d. Boulware. 3oi5 West Kirby.
Ernest Bivens. 1928 Bangor.
Albert g Dudley, 1919 Merrick.
IcuaIde A. Jones. 53lS vinewood.
William McLAmore Jr. 1895 McGraw.
Robert Edgar. Ass Mckinley.
James w Deal, 5207 Vinewood.
Fletcher Lomex. 30os Kirby.
Frank Howell. 1907 Biddle.
Fred 8. Duncan, 1902 Bangor.
Waiter Proctor, 800 scotch.
William Z. Howard. 1892 Hudson.
Theodore Taylor. 3s0s West Warren.
William Digby Jr. 3434 Merrick
ohm II. Mcqueen, $500 West HANCOCK.
James A. Erwin. 54o7 vinewood
BENJAMIN Y. Bran,ley, $3.50 Mckinley.
Merron Cross. 1850 LiverAois
Willie Simmons, 45is Mckinley.
Willis J. Heard, -A33i Bangor.
Poyd Holland, 1927 Roosevelt.
Bernard Adams. 6i35 Hazlett.
Charles II Ellington. e7l7 vne~'
Winstead Z. Brooks, 1891 Bangoi
William y. Morgan. 1858 A
James W L,ovelads, 546s Roosevelt
IeAmon stovali. 1924 Merrick
John w. Bowler, 1851 West Kirby
John T Herring 3ss5 Macarthur.
James c. Hollis, 4441 MeGraw
James L. Fellows, 532i Twenty fourth.
James E Clark. $3.50 Tweniy-eighth.
John n. Brooks 4l32 West Warren.
James II Morris. Asa West Warren.
Leonard L. Rogers. 3s45 West Hancock
George Dixon 1919 Mckinley.
Clarence c. Donald. 1913 West Warren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
Greek Villages Burned

LONDON, Oct. % QNS).-
Italian military authorities set fire
TO whole villages in southern
Greece to prevent the spread OF
typhus. the Vichy radio reported
today from Sofia, Bulgaria.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

business would open a restaurant specializing
in hamburger waf1es. hotcakes and sandwiches.
also would feature ,. lo;eent ,nd Nv S;.s
grade salad I'll bet would be millionaire In
practically no time at all.
A YOUNG woman Of Milwaukee writes:
n AS 20 the propriety OF kissing q girl the nrst
time you take her out IL you don't kiss MIL
waukee girl when you take her out she feels hurt,
thinking she has lost her appesl'
Regarding the matter Of bespectacled girls
having appeal" writes young fellow of Boston.
There's . girl named Marilyn In our Office
who wears glasses and she's absolutely gorgeous.
She's moving to California next month doggone
Il. Have you any poems about girls named
Mariiyn:" Il Pm 90
DEPLYING TO some personal questions: I
IL smoke six cigars a day and have one drink
day The drink is a bourbon and soda before
dinner. My favorite type OF suit Is blue suit.
After that gray suit
l don't consider il hardship TO put a
dinner suit because the way these suits are made
nowadays they are quite comfortable.
1 don't care much about putting on the full
dress suit, though. / shave every day. get a
hair cut twice week.
was brought up in Brooklyn. but was born
in New York City. My mother was born in New
York City and so was her mother. And her
grandmother
CAROLE DEXTER. Singer She weighs 40
~ pounds. Has been studying jujitsu and now
claims she could throw a compound masher on
his ear If il became necessary.
Let this be a warning 10 all 2OO-pound
Washers in midtown Manhattan.
/ knew young matron IN Brooklyn who
secretly took jujitsu lessons. One night when her
husky husband came home she said:
1--WE got . surprise for you, sweetheart.
I've been studying jujitsu."
She then jokingly took hold Of her husband
and tossed him into the corner. He was not
amused.
Lupe Velez Perennially dynamic film cutie.
Lupe makes il a practice 10 sing three songs be-
fore breakfast daily. This enables her TO start
the day of in good humor. she says. Her favorite
song is I'm Little Wildiower, Growing Wilder
Every Hour"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

piano students 1t Ia lovely thing to hear.
II II weren't for the magic OF the prairies,
I'd have had this done hours ago.
IF were a psychiatrst and wanted to be
L a patient suffering from melancholia
would laugh again-Td prescribe Is cent copy
of The Best of Damon Runyon"
Had me in stitches again last night, and I
had read il all before, too.
First thing thought OF when I stepped out
OF the Union Station in Kansas City was the
massacre there.
When bandit named Nash was being taken
to Leavenworth by G-men-and his gang tried
to rescue him by hine-gunning one Federal
man to death.
They got away but not for long, all paying the
extreme penalty.
The G-mans widow is now working in the
Kansas City branch Of the FBI, which Is as 1t
should be.
Hareys In the depot has the fastest srloin
steak.
sighed deeply passing the Orpheum Theater
which still has a bg-time manner about II.
thought / could see George M. Cohan and
Will Rogers standing in the alley
DETE WELLINGTON, the night city editor OF
the famed Kansas City Star looks like an
editor 4. First one ever who did. too.
Everybody the paper from the publisher
down TO the copy boy sits out In the open. No
Offices for anybody.
1T sure looks like the kind Of . newspaper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
On Broadway
rr.d. Msrk Rssistsrsd. copyrisht. is41.

Office you see In the Edward @. Robinson MOVIES
I said
NOW and then, Il has one bad feature,
though" said Mr.. Wellington. "there's no place
20 hide from of those bores with cause"
When spoke of the late Kansas City Journal
Post which died and left the held to the star
crowd, Wellington said seriously: \L. MA
Al 81 cant truthfulIy say I was glad IL quilt.
when it went II took something with 1.-THE fun
Of . hght"
THAT is merely one Of the many exciting parts
L of Sound and Fury" -. You read thrilage
like this For me. anyhow. Tor never was
up on the history of this Horatio Alger hero.
And was happily surprised to learn whence ne
In 1912. when the Titanic struck an iceberg
on its maiden voyage, the Carpathia. receiving
At a wireless key In New York City for AZ
hours without relief one young wireless operator
maintained the city's only contact with the rescue
ship.
~ Chief could shave people with such steady
strokes They are remarkably good. these rail-
road BARRIERS.
AS look out the window see pictures Of the
old days on the Pan Time.
Only we didn't travel this comfortably.
Couldn't AFFORD II.
When ? read FDR's plans TO keep salaries
down to SIS 900 net felt rich for the nrst
time Having a home in the country, which L
rarely have time for now appears like palace
filled with gold
/ am one who is happy over the prospect OF
not paying rent TO landlords
Imagine not having to pay rent to people who
are always hammering (Which keeps you from
sleepipg) and then making you pay for your
misery.
People are not always nice.
Take that stranger, who came one night with
his worried wife and asked me-of all the ten
million in town-for two months rent. And 1
gave IL TO them.
That was three years ago =. Also got him a
job at $40 per week.
just heard his salary is now $40 per week
and he's never once said thanks or offered TO
pay me back 81 a week.
And when I sent word TO him to pay back the
money ESQ that give IL to some one else
who might need a break)-he was annoyed.
81 don't see how u be done.7 he said.
/ think / will punch him in the nose.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

Prices Subject q. 80 ssiss Tar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

MANY men would prefer 10 smoke cigars but
INl are influenced by their wives 10 smoke
pipes. Women think pipe is more becoming
TO a man. That il makes him look intellectual.
Swing dancing is form Of exercise. IL does
not do much 10 promote inspire love For
pleasant romantic evening the waltz and the
tango are best.
There are about 224 different ways OF pre-
pairing potatoes but of them all prefer mashed
potatoes. With gravy. OF course.
From account OF divorce proceedings:
"She testified her husband, . millionaire,
owned q string OF waffle shops In San Francisco.
a chain of sandwich shops In Los Angeles and n
sand lo-eeHt store In Reno
That seems a very nice combination OF
activities for producing revenue. II went into
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

much sock did IT have.
] mean this one:
I'VE cannot have all
We want II our soldiers
and sailors are to have
all they pecd!"
Say. that's worth
money.
Well. every now
and then I get foolish
over something, and
this time 1t Ii the
way Roy Shields or
chestra plays "A Sleepy
Lagoon and You" ! get
20 limp!
I don't care II II
Il an old concert piece
music teachers give the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
Meeting TO Plan
Second B|a(kout

The date OF Detroit's secon d
blackout, during which all lights
will be extinguished, is to be dis
cussed tomorrow at 2 p. m. at a
C onference called by Mayor
Jeffries and Glenn c. Richards,
.OCD co-ordinator. Eighteen sub
area co-ordinators. the local black
out committee, army, navy and
state defense council spokesman
will participate.
Street, traffic and factory lights
will be extinguished in the coming
blackout. unlike the first one.
Pontiac is also expected TO par
ticipate.
Although the last blackout was
a success, officials are studying
reports of violations, most of which
were accidental, to determine
which should be prosecuted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

MY heart has tiny vindow,
Through Which your love songs few;
And no matter ohut I sing,
The melody Is you,
NY heart has shining vindow,
Which frames lorsly piew;
But no matter tchere look,
My eyes see only you
Jane Miller Manning.
CTUART SHAW says:
- BETTY Field 10 the greatest actress the
SCREEN
And agree with him.
Martin Cornwel Yale man. says:
Tho most beautiful college campus In the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

United States Ii that Of
Cornell: far above
Cayuga's waters"
I agree with Martin,
too.
Joe Daniels says:
Basil James In the
greatest jockey In the
country"
I don't agree with
Joe. Think Don Meade
Is the greatest.
A. Bakersfield, Cal,
reader states:
Greater love than
I have for my mother
in-law no man hath for
his wife's mother. Last
week she gave me q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
Walter WizscheH
Portrait of Man Talking to Himself

(o~ The Cbsf. VIZ Nbsqs1qSs, N. NJ
WONDER who writes FDR's punch lines?
w In his speech he had one that could easily
have rounded out a colyum or broadcast-so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit Newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
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IL. v. During

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
SAFE AND WORKING
DefduUU
To Conduct


DESIRE DEFAUW. noted Bel
.eian orchestra conductor who
made his local debut last year,
again Will be guest director with
the Detroit Symphony Orchestra
at the concerts Thursday night
and Friday afternoon in Masonic
Temple. The two programs will be
identical.
The scheduled performances
Berlioz. Overture 10 the Opera,
"Benvcnuto Cellini;" Prokofcff,
Classical symphony. OPP. %;
F'ranck Tone Poem, The Ac-
cursed Hunter" ReSpighi, Suite
for Small Orchestra "Ucclh tThe
Birds), Lekeu. Adagio for String
Orchestra: dc Falla Three Dances
from the Ballet, 'ffthe fhree-Cor-
ncrcd Hat"
Following their successful Rp-
pearanCe Saturday morning with
the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
Olga F'rlcker and her ballet will
give repeat performance with
the orchestra at 2:l5 p. m. Satur-
day in the Scottish Rite Cathedral.
Two additional numbers have been
added 10 this program, making a
total of nine in all that will be-
offered. Victor Kolar will conduct
the orchestra and Edith Rhetts
Tilton will lecture.
In addition 10 Miss Frickcr.
who VIII be seen In three Of the
nine dances. %. members of the
company Will take part in the
DrOpratu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
BY WALTER STEVENSON

AN ALL-STAR revue AT the
Bowery this week stars the Sin
Diplomats, male chorus which
halls from the East coast. Their
repertoire includes popular ano
semiclassical songs with which
they have entertained audiences ir
theaters and clubs throughout the
country
Carl Fried and HIS three Har-
monica Rascals make miniature
I instruments sound like an orCheS-
ira when they play selections that
run the gamut from Bach to boo
gie-woogie.
In the supporting bill Rochelle
and Bebe commit mayhem in their
comedy knockabout routlneS. and
Dolores and RosSini exhibit
smooth ballroom routlnes.
Remaining over are tenor Paddy
Cliff, the Don Arden Dancers, ir-
repressible Charlie Carlisle and
Johnny King who sings with Benny
ReSh'S orchestra.
SAKS.- Although you probably
won't notice II. dancer Charlotte
Lamberton. who heads the new
show. is totally unable 10 hear but
is able to sense musical rhythmS
by means Of vibrations through
the dance floor. Charlotte was
born deaf, but at an early age her
mother taught her how 20 dance
in order 10 gain confidence in
herself. She was an apt pupil
and soon made a highly success
full career out Of dancing.
Comedian Buddy Lester remains
az master OF ceremonies, intro
ducing the ballroom team Of
Georges and Annette. novelty
dancers Ron and Mary Norman,
and songstreSs Mary Powers
Pete Viera and his orchestra,
which played a successful engage
ment here last season. are the
newcomers on the bandstand.
~ CLUB. - Comedian Sonny
Mars will probably top his prev
ious lengthy engagement here il
sra urn . <,-rwa~-c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
Muht Club Entertainment Bills
Offer NeU Stars as Highlights

that tall, blond soncSirc>s who
sang so well with Bob Chos'cr,S
orchestra back in the old days
at Webster Hall? Well she's back
in Detroit again, and Just 40 re-
fresh your memory her name l.
Madelon Baker
Madelon. who is as much ~
home singing sweet numbers A.
she is at singing the 'orChv and
blues arrangements. has gust re-
turned from an extended tour
which included engagements al
In addition TO DIbertS music
there is the Latin styles Of popu-
lar Manuel Lopez and his Gay
Amigos. This instrumental group
with Dibert and also
provides Strollng entertainment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
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