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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-04

has been executive director Of the
Maryland League Of Women Voters
and chairman of the Maryland
Children's Council She has been
active in civic, educational and vel
fare circles both in the District and
Montgomery County.
Miss Engle has held her post with
Field Operations Division siAce 1896.
Her headquarters as regional direc-
tor will continue to be in Wash
inQtOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-04

T. ! & n I e e II
others from the
S me S t a t e,
listed as miss
ing" include:
Verd o Davis
Broyles Of Bal
timore, Angelo
Caclomanos of
Baltimore, Ke-
metric CorteZ of
Baltimore, R Oy
Webster Creigh-
ton of Fishing
Creek, John Ed
W ard Elm o t
G | e n b u r n | e,
Tohn Rennpt I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-04

he JOAllCu Viz
Merchant Ma
rine at the age
of Is. His wife,
M r S. L a u r a
Walker of 2435
F ou r t e e n t h
street E., said
that they moved
to Washington
five years ago.
They have been
married for six
years.
There ism t
very much that
T can saw" Mrs.
Walker declared
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-04
; Merchant Marine
Seamen Missing, DC.
Families Are Informed
includes A. B. Walker,
Who Held License
As Chief Officer

Families in Washington of three
United States Merchant Marine sea-
men listed as missing" have been
notified by the Navy Department,
it was learned yesterday with the
release of the second Merchant Ma
rine casualty list Of the war.
The casualty list of dead and
missing, which does not include
wounded, and only covers casualties
resulting directly from enemy &C
ton during the period from August
2 to October 81, 1912, totaled 283.
OF the total,' % names we're not
released Besides the District, the
list includes casualties from 81
States, including Maryland and
Virginia.
This second list brings the total
OF Merchant Marine casualties re-
ported from September q. 194l, to
October 81, 1912, to 1884. The Navy
reported Az of the total listed as
dead, and 2,l42 as missing.
One a Chief Officer.
The three Washington seamen. all
listed as missing" include Alton
Byron Walker, chief officer; Will
liam Litvin, second cook and baker,
and William Louis Sirles, fireman.
water tender.
Mr.. Walker, who held a captains
license, was born in Hasse, Tex, in
1902. He lived in Dallas, Tex, until
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-04

John Bennett Mr.. sirles.
Gallagher of Baltimore, Albert
Richard Colt of Baltimore, Louis
Honigman of Baltimore, John A.
johnson of Baltimore, Albert c.
Leimback of Baltimore, Thomas
Patrick OBrien of Baltimore, Kas-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-04

Sroock aI.wooi Chester.
field soft >. warm
lovely Nth its shiny
feminine peiuefeen collar
and authentic gentIeman's
tailoring; black only. Sizes
10 to 1S--$45
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

dae. and the Office hoy brought
il back. tallor-made 70 nor spec
ifiCations. II was IN one of those
paper cups with 4 paper cover
The Sundae consisted Of va
nilla 2 cream. sliced bananas.
cherries strawberries pineapple.
marShmallow. chocolate syrup
nuts,
On the cover of the carton,
the soda fountain girl had writ
ten:
Junk"
But II ended Jan case of the
elooms I'm not worried about
the war any more" She said.
I'm 80 uncomfortable from eat
Ing the sundae that l don't
care"
AIR RAIDS: Betty Flannery,
back from New York, says that
what impressed her was the
activity in civilian defense.
Plenty Of Instructions about
where you're safest IN case of
an air raid. Streets with every
other street light out Parking
restricted. Store windows dark
or with the lights suhdued De-
fenSe stamps heing sold IN front
Of the BonwIt Teller store.
Buildings like the Empire State
lighted only part way up. Even
small apartments provided with
air raid wardenS.
in short. they're taking y Seri-
ouSly. One example that may be-
Of interest 70 "A good many De-
troiters is that of Helene Man
ard. a graduate Of Marygrove
and niece Of Judge Guy Miller.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Maxine Sullivan
Heads Revue
At Paradise

SWINGING THROUGH a brace
of songs. Maxine Sullivan known
as the Loeb Lommond Lady.
since that noted radio controversy,
had her opening dav audience
literally swinging and singing with
her at the new Paradise Theater,
Friday.
Heading variety bill Of stage
entertainment. the famous radio
personality whose records are best
sellers. presented cycle of songs
done in her inimitable style. in-
Guiding There Will Be Some
Changes Made" Jim" "Loch
Lomnod. = and ST. Louis Blues
Others in the revue are Rad
cliffe and Rogers. two funny COM
edians whose slow ways and subtle
buffonery amused the audience
Allen Drew. as master Of cere-
monies: the Four Kit kats. two
man and two women dancing
group and the Bama State Col
legians. a versatile orchestra.
On the screen the first showing
is Of Zane Crey's Riders OF the
Purpls Sage" y
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
New Adams Film Pays
Tribute to Fighting Anzacs
By WALTER STEVENSON

THE CAVALRY DIVISION Of the
Fighting Anzacs in the last World
War was certainly the most
heroic division Of aH7thc AuStral-
ian and New Zealand fighting
forces II Forty Thousand Horse,
mon which opened yesterday AZ
the Adams. is an authentic ac-
count Of their past exploits.
Based on the offensive activities
Of the AnzaCS in Africa and Jeru-
salem during the time Germany
was attempting TO conquer the
Near East. the film is alive with
action from beginning 20 end.
Graphic scenes of mounted
troops marching across desert
waStelandS. which offer nothing
more than sand and shadow as
far as the-eye can SEQ, combined
with realistic bayonet duels and
lightnng-like charges down sand
dunes insure thrills throughout.
/ a romantic plot which gets lost
/ in the thunder Of war and hOOf
beats. is woven around a younC
AusSie and a dancing French lass
But the main source Of enjoyment
IS the pictorial proof Of these
courageous AnzacS who are doing
50 much 10 live up 10 this tribute
in the present world catastrophe
The film was made in Australia
and was produced with the Co
operation Of men and officers oi
the First and Second Australian
Cavalry Divisions.
The companion picture Is an
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

Miss Nanard went 20 New
York 10 write. and She S making
the grade Her t.C success IS
coming only llst nov lifr most
recent story wa Ip md January
Cosmopolitan ND N-G-fi ras
bouch, ' Tt TOO. J., Love p
The price bcn- pad is n .Ee
figure,
Naturally Helene lia0ari
could cut loose n Ialllc-
daI1lo >pcucr- spree
But instead >hc drln'.r- her
spare time 20 civilian defense
work for which sHn volunteered.
This does not mean that New
York T. having case of iitters.
II does mean that they re taking
the war seriously. " nobody ever
bombs New York, nothingS been
lost.
But YOU can lose something
nv NOT being ready. France
wasn't ready. England wasn't
ready, and although II Staved off
INVASION IL dluh N'aNe OH VIVA.
happened TO coventry IN
London.
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Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
-BuN z BONNER
Film Time Clock

ADAN>-"Forty Thousand Horseu1en.
't2 49, 3.02. $751; 80 % m ~ ~,
Ter, Queen and the Murder Ring" II o.
i.s4. s47. T.72, o.21 p. N
CINENA-'The Stor, Of the vatican.
. 35. 2l5, 3 30, 3 30. 40, 80. 10 st
Q n
FUN-"Gentlennan NJ Hear" ol +ls
81 1o.4s g. m How Green Was Wy
Naney," II a. N, 2-l5, 5.5o' $50 IL
% N
Nit HIGAN-"S SulIivan's Travels" 80
200 a. n, 81 42e ~ 80 . m
" Is A. m Glenn MTier. 1881 a. m
0s. Stl 6.l6 s.5l II % p m.
PAIMS-ST ATE--"one Foot In Heaven
IS - =. n 225 s 80. "a 20 .. m
a m Target for Tonight" II a. N
3S tti5 6SJ. - r. m II IS a. N
PARADISE -- Riders 81 the Purpl'
sage" 2s f.o7. Is eo3. II y
g. ~ l3a a n. Maxine sullivan. 3S
5.I- 5E l0i i3 M u 2S 4. m
UNITED ARTISTS-"Bsbes on Brosd
waN." l2ft 426 SOS ~ 20 p m
sight 81 January 49, ll.l9 a. m, 3;ol
q As. 0.lb p m
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Buy a BOMBER
Farewell Party
Planned for Pianist

A FAREWELL party At the
Bouche Bar Sunday night will be
given in honor OF Mort Mortenson
versatile pianist who is leaving Il
fulfill a series OF concert engage
ments in Los Angeles
Mortenson has been a headliner
on many vaudeville circuits and is
q protege Of the late Ziegfeld Last
fail ne appeared At the State Fair
Auditorium. playing two pianos IN
IA l2-piano ensemble.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

saving. "is run under bad man
agcment."
why: What do YOU mean ."
"You won't let guy in to see
his mother"
Wont let who in?'
"Ne,"
The kid was Harold Murphy
and he got in 20 see his mother,
Geraldine Murphy who was
there for an operation.
The State Unemployment
Commission comes up with this.
Interviewing unemployed Santa
Clauses after Christmas one
man said he'd been telling
youngsters not 20 be diSap-
pointed If they didn't get SledS
or bikes We need the steel for
battlcShlp> he said
Nearly all the Youngsters
were sympathetic and under
standing except one to-the-pont
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

h IS prcdlc-
tons " 9 + q
foTeb ding.
So Jane be-
gan 10 lose
inter est in
. V @ ything
that used 10
seem lnpor-
tant. EV @ n
dieting.
Yes We n
d j o { inG. Il
said 10 my
spif I" ei1o said
"tle hell with
diet"
She sen {
-
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
KosIeck in Past

MARTIN KOSLECK. veteran
stage and screen character actor,
recently reported 10 work az
M-G-M after being signed for an
important role in out of the
Past" with Conrad Veidt and Ann
AVarg.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Jack Pickering
Here
NHf
Now

THE CURE: Janc Schermer-
horn said that Stanley High was
10 blame She interviewed hun
after his Town Hall address. and
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
FOR HOME DEFENSE

YOU need 10 build better family health
For over IS wears Father lohn's Medisint
has eiyee stronger protection asiinst cold
and other winter Ills, R5h IN vitamin
A and ID.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
WHERE HE STARTED

Somehow he always seems IL
land right back on his own door.
step. until 4 blonde. extra girl
Veronica Lake. on her way back
home. shows him how 70 become a
hobo. They literally tramp all over
the country and McCrea is quite
satisfied that his discomfort viii
Srlng results. But az the very end
OF the tour he is Slugged by a
thief. carried of 10 parts unknown
and reported killed.
Then his adventures start ir
grim earnest and he finds out lust
how brutal life can be 10 some
people.
Veronica Lake still has her hail
IN her eyes. but she comes ou'
from behind il long enough 10 give
surprisingly good performance
even as The dirty-faced hobo. al.
though the part is almost fool.
proof
We don't like Ia say that Nc.
Cres looks natural as n bum. but
he does the whole Job in great
style
Principally amusing are the
Sturses touches and every scene
has something 10 watch for. It's
terrific picture and has Jus,
enough pathos 10 prevent il
from being classed as shallow
&rornedv
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

,other Ellery Queen crime story.
with Ralph Beilany as Me super
sleuth who solves the mystery of
a Murder Ring after his pretty
assistant, Margaret Lindsay points
out tbe-clueS.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
IN SHARP CONTRAST


In sharp contrast is the second
picture. Target for Tonight. a
film which definitely proves that
truth is more dramatic than fic-
tion.
This is an actual film record Of
an Raj raid on a German town
where oil reserves are concen-
trated Enacted BY real pilots.
ground staff and officers OF the
Raj. this is distinctive because
II is A Photographic record Of men
going about their grim daily or
rather nightly tasks and not
actors who are making like they're
the real thing.
Here Is no posturing no bravsdo.
no pSeUdo-heroism. but actual
performance and the level-headed
way they 20 about executing the
whole affair from the time they
photograph their objective until
they blast the dayhghts out Of il.
proves that this must he regular
procedure.
THE REAL THING
This isn't a newsreel, II "a a
Photographic chronicle Of how the
Raj operates. and since this Is
such discreetly photographed
war with such meager amount Of
celluloid about. this should become
A historic document.
/ Certainly. II is tense and
thrilling affair and We doubt II
you'll miss patent leather lead
ing man or simpering blonde
who rushes in Al the last minute
with the missing propeller.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

little girl who said. "All right.
Then bring me a battleShip.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
TRUE TO WIFE

and we were particularly sur
prlSed A. the maturity she dis
played in the later sequences.
even though she aged" wcll
enough in Cheers for Miss
Bishop"
Here her patience and kindly
understanding make her a perfect
helpmate for pastor and her
fortitude -in-the face of the moSt
disheartening events establish her
as A model character
A superb cast with Besulah
Bondi. Gene Lockhart. Laura
Hope Crews and whole congre-
cation of important character
actors surround the Reverend and
his wife
They appear AZ various inter
valS az the pastor and ms Griselda
migrate from parsonage 70 par
Sonage. facing new troubles. tax.
ing on new responsibilities and
solving old problems. Their per-
formances are used as mirror
in which 70 reflect the true char
acters Of the leading couple.
We particularly fell in love with
The film because II sustained our
interest without resorting 10 melo-
drama and because its human
touches were warm and real.
The simplicity and pleasant
emot tionsl appeal-it only gets
sloppy twice are delightful and
no matter what your faith. YOU
will find its charm irresistible.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Films i'm Review
BY CHARLES GENTRY
Miller Is
Michigan
Dynamite

THE CHATTANOOGA CHOO-
CHOO" puffed up 10 the Michigan
stage yesterday and unloaded
swing passenger number one. Glenn
Miller and his crew OF locomotive
musicians. and, boy. did the gates
swing wide To welcome them!
After yesterdays free-for-all- i've.
hounds reception, there can he no
doubt about the popularity OF MIR
Miller and his particular brand OF
music, which features primarily n
brass section which is as highly
polished as any we ever heard of.
We like best his Sweet Swing
as IN Dear Nom" or his comedy
numbers with Marion Hutton and
the Modernaires as with Elmer S
Tune"
When they 90 in for a "One
O'Clock jump. it's time 10 turn
the whole affair over 10 the youth
ful exhibitionists who get some
kind ~ vicarious thrill out OF
dancing in the aisles.
We are A little Al loss 10 ac-
COunl lot just what H1dkeS Rlli
with sweater, ankle socks and
q wad Of gum want 10 meet boy
with pushed up hat. saddle shoes
and blank expression. and then
proceed 10 60 through something
like shock treatment without
InSulln.
But these frenetIc antics are al
part Of the fun, which we presume
Is good and clean
Miss Hutton. blond songstress,
sings nicely when she isn't inter.
ruptins herself with kind Of
seizure which prevents her from
standing up straight. We've heard
OF swing doing almost everything
70 people but never giving them
"the bends.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
State Has
Splendid
Twiin Bill

"ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN" is
sheer heaven.
This placid biography Of the life
and hard times Of William Spence,
the Methodist minister has been
converted into q deeply moving
picture which opened al the
Palms-State yesterday.
Hartzell Spence wrote the story
Of his fathers life and how, with
Job-like patience. he tried 10 make
the most OF every pulpit he occu.
pied
But il is not his story alone.
II is the tale OF so many pastors
and their families that it might
be considered a classic
Certainly IL is representative OF
the faithful servant who sacrifices
himself for his ideals and for the
welfare Of his flock.
This may sound pretty deadly
serious, but il is not without a
sort OF quaint humor and gentle
kind Of IRONY.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
GOOD film. TOO

This is going 10 be disappoint.
ing only 10 those swing hounds
who had planned to sleep through
the film so that they could knock
their brains out 70 Miller's music.
But Sullivans Travels is an
other Preston Sturges honey.
The Great McGinty" and Lady
lEve" were evidently just starters
flor "Sullivans Travels outclasses
them ten Ia one.
Here We have Joel McCrea As a
Hollywood producer. who despite
the success Of his super-dupor
musical. Ants In Your Plants of
1889 wants 10 make a serious
epic"
In order 70 do this he must get
sway from it all. All being
Hollywood So he DISCUSSES him.
self as tramp. and starts out ~
learn how the lower half lowers
itself
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
DO YOU KNOW HIM:

Ray Eberles voice is smoother
than an angels reproach and the
man with the Saxophone who
seemed 10 know every one in the
audience quite intimately, proved
very entertaining. although We
couldn't quite place HIM. That
probably makes US an icky. but
we're not going 10 sulk about II.
Funniest pair Of the day is Lor.
ralne and Rognan. Two years ago
We raved over their zaney antics,
but trip 10 Hollywood and a
movie appearance or so has con-
Siderably slicked up their nonsense.
Lorraine anatomical antics and
Rognan's casual flip ease are beau.
tifully matched and they have lots
OF new gags.
They have kept our fsNorite.
however which IL when ne tries 10
scare her with a hIdeous mask
She gives the mask the dead-pa n.
but when he removes II she
screams with horror.
Altogether it's a top notch stage
show and one not too long which
leaves YOU IN the ideal state. no
matter what ChesterfieldS say Of
being not quite satisfied
We're afraid that those filter
bugs who stay through solely 10
catch the next stage show are 90
ing 10 have 10 sit through one Of
the best pictures OF the year.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
What S on the Air
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

This program has been
given The Detroit 7
hy the stations herein
listed u NE presentations
as scheduled are not on
me air mo fault les With
me stations and not The
Detroit Times
SYMBOLS
n Drama
N Nusiral
p Religious
r TAX
N-Fsfic'y
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
TRUE INTERPRETATION

Director IrVlng Rapper has
used smooth touch in bringing
this TO the screen and has two
ideal characters for the pastor and
his wife IN Fredric March and
Martha Scott
March, As the young man who
has felt the call 10 the clergy
right through 70 the -htirffbic- -t,fri
man. OF the final scenes, is re-
markably convincing
For once, he doesn't overact,
and II seems that ne has caught
the feeling OF the unruffIed nature
Of The man himself IN this por-
trayal.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

-BuY a Bonn
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

n picture is an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

that foster stomach trouble, and
aiding the liver and bowels in their
proper functions. This new, "natu-
raj kind OF medicine" as we call
il Will assist In bringing out
gases and impurities Frequently
with the first dose which may
have been inside you for a long
time. and which were the real
cause of your days OF misery with
headaches, dizziness. and tired feel
ing II is important 10 note that
Gillian will cleanse your bowels
gradually not drastically or Sc
verely) as they were never cleansed
before
Thousands prefer Gillian because
il serves az a dnuretic To sluggish
kidneys and helps flush out the
impurities that cause backache,
rising at night, and sharp burning
pains. And by removing poisons
that have become damned up in
the kidneys and bloodstream, Gillian
relieves the agonizing pain OF rheu-
matte affliction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
People You Know
Buddies Of Last War Meet in City Hall
BY LINTON ARKLES

flee of Nate Goldstick, assistant
corporation counsel for the police
department and the best
wishes of Mates brother, DR.. Hill
lard Goldstick, past commander OF
Shapiro post or the Jewish war
Veterans; Otto Silvers. traffic
court official and also a past COM
mandcr, and Or. Perry Bernstein,
among others.
Mert Healy, chief assistant in
vestigatoF for Wayne County IS
getting acquainted with his
brother. Phil, who turned up yes
terday 10 introduce himself.
Phil left the family home in
Darlington, Wis. 80 years ago at
the age of 10 and since that time
he's been most everywhere, in
through the last war,
which he lied about his age to do,
incidentally He's now an engi-
neer in Portland, Ore, and stopped
in for a short visit with Merit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
~ Was In Misery From
Terrible Headaches"

"I vas troubled with sour stom-
ach most all Of the time and was
in constant agony from bloating
gas pains ] suffered, too, from
rheumatic pains in my joints and
from backaChcs due TO bad kidney
trouble. ] was in misery most OF
the time from terrible headaches
and constipation. wasn't able TO
sleep at nights. Since taking Gillian
! feel fine again. sleep sounsy,
and those torturing gas pains, con-
stipation, backachcs, headaches,
and rheumatic pains arc all gone
thanks to Gillian
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

nothing but praise FOR this 'amaz-
Ing new. natural medicine" that
acts 50 mildly yet so promptly
and efficiently. 70 bring Health
From the Good Earth TO those
who suffer
Before We tell you what this
marvellous medicine is and why II
accomplishes such amazing results.
we want YOU 20 read the complete
story that this grateful housewife
has 10 toll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

executive, who's doing a dollar-a-
year job of public relations for the
British Consulate and beating the
drum for all their activities and,
of course, you know the "old sol
diers" history. You'd never guess
Ernie's age, by the way.
II hardly seems likely but in
case you haven't hAard much
about the Police Field Day COM
ing up Saturday here's one more
piece about IT,
It's new TO us. anyway that the
show is regarded by veteran circus
and show men as the greatest one
day show in the world. At least
that's shat Howard Fowler
says about IL. Fowler was told this
10y the manager of Ringing Broth
CTS ami BarnUm Il Bailey two
years AGO 81. They start in Feb
Iuary booking acts for II and II
they had 20 pay the performers,
says sat. Herb Case, they'd have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

turns out they
are old buddieS
from the la 5 /
war.
They were to-
gether i'm I h G
10th Engineers
and lived in the
same house in
Til Ch a @ !.
which is hard
h v d ] o n
France. n o W
Ernie Is a re-
tired insurance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

4 special Gillian representative.
known as the GILLIAN Man, Is now
at Cunningham's Drug Stores at
1924 Griswold Street, 1865 Wood
ward. Detroit. Here he Is meeting
crowds of interested men and
women daily and introducing
and explaining the remarkable
healthful properties OF the nat
urally-made" Gillian Compound.
Gillian Is sold by all Cunnlngham's
Drug Stores throughout Detroit.
Help yourself 10 health. Start to-
day by buying a bottle Of Gillian.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

Over in common council cham
bers the other day, Councilman
Eugene l. Van Antwerp, the gen
eral," and Ernest Owen were look
ing SNUG and reminiscent and il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

A n o I h er
happy woman.
" no at last
found an end
10 her misery,
thanks Gillian
for making her
feel well and
active again
Like IN a n Y
more suffering
men and wom-
en- in Detroit
and the state
Of Michigan,
Mrs Good has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

take up that marine captaincy >.
he was given a travelling bag by
some friends Yesterday. IN the Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

70 RIA ~ least
"A week 20 break
even
The a ffair
this year
thouch viii
haze 10 90 on
without Detec-
tive Sgt Albert
) h a piro, the
crack shot who
leaves today for
= u a ntico 30