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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-21
Army's ersafz Rubber

CHICAGO. May 81 GNS). -
The army now has a substitute for
rubber soles, II was disclosed
today by the sixth corps area
quartermasters' office. The new
sole is a combination of black
carbon, crude and recla m d
rubber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-21
Clio Wins Buiek.vofe

CHICAGO, May. Fl QNS).7
The victory of the United Autd
mobile Workers tCIO) in tw|
National Labor Relations Boar,
elections among employees of tn
General Motors Buick aviatjp'
engine plant in suburban Mel r
Park was announced by the III
today. A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-21
SHARE WAR CONTRACTS

SorenSen said that IS per cent
of the 5000 firms which supplied
Ford materials and parts in peace
time was getting a share of the
company's war contracts.
Other Ford war products IN
clude tanks, the first of which
soon will come off the assembly
line, fire control instruments,
combat vehicles, gun mounts, hun
dreds of jeeps a day. tank engines
and new, giant Pratt Whitney
alrplane motors. of which the two
thousandth was completed re-
Gently.
When Ford'S war program is in
full swing il will be twice as bis
as his S1,000,000,00O a year auto
mobile business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-21
DooIittIe Tells
New Surprises
For Nazis, laps

WASHINGTON. MAY II QNS)
Many more surprises for Japan
and Germany" were promised to-
day by Brig. Gen. James H. Doc
little who led the American bomb
inc raid on Japan, April Is.
In a radio speech describing the
attack Doolttle said that the
greatest result of the raid lis the
material and psychological damage
we inflicted on the enemy adding
that I'm neither respect is the
enemy likely 10 recover soon
Doolitile, who on Tuesday re-
ceived the Congressional Medal OF
Honor for carrying out the sue
ceSSful attack, said that il had
been carefully rehearSed in the
United States.
No DAREDEVIL RAID
"This was to he no daredevil,
hit or miss attack" he said.
1--WE planned carefuily; we
worked long and hard 10 make
our mission a success. The
planes themseives-B-z5B's-
were especially equipped for the
mission.
"They are typical of the
young men of our army air force
today, superior TO any enemy.
The B-25's were typical Of the
planes which our aircraft fac
tories are producing-superior
10 enemy aircraft.
IL bring you this message
from Shangri-La-my faith
In American fighting men has
never been so strong. We have
In Our training centers, on our
production lines. the pattern
from which will be built many
more surprises for Japan and
Germany. IL Is the ultimate
pattern for our own victory"
Evening star., 1942-05-30

hearted, hardworking truck farm
ers. Save that it introduces toma-
toes and string beans as elements of
the story, "Juke Girr' therefore is
pretty much the old one about the
racketeer and his victim. It's truck
gardener is a fine, heroic little man
for the story, but his advantage over
the other fine little heroes is largely
one of novelty that wears off in the
first couple of reels.
In spite of the fact that one keeps
thinking John Garfield, George
Raft, Jimmy Cagney or Pat O'Brien
will appear any minute in "Juke
Girl" it is the surprise of the pic
ture that none of them ever does.
This one has new villain, a tough
talking, flst-flinging little rat played
by Richard Whorf, the same Whorf
who used to play burning idealists
in the Lunts' acting company. He
does fine job of it, too, making
himself completely odious, especially
to Miss Sheridan, who has been
treated none too kindly by life her
self, but who manages not to be
cheaply bitter about it. There is
also new hero, fellow named Steve
played by Ronald Reagan. a far
mers son who has dedicated his
heart and his two good fists to re-
Evening star., 1942-05-30
moving the middle man from the
farmers problems.

moving the middle man from the
farmers problems.
A town named Cat Tail, Fla, pro-
vides the background of the furious
fighting which occupies most of the
time of "Juke Girl"
Cat Tail, funny town to- be in
the same state with Miami and
Palm Beach, is a shack and tent
village which grows from 800 to
10000 in population during the har-
vest season. Its major and back
breaking industry is growing vege-
tables, its chief amusement drink
ing beer and dancing with juke
joint hosteSSeS. Conditions are not
conducive to happiness, but the
picture is not altogether mercilessly
grim. There's flash of merriment,
for instance, in the romantic duel
ing between the villain and Miss
Sheridan, conflict which reaches
its height when she slaps his dirty
face and he counters with kick as
she turns and fees. There is also
funny child character played by
Betty Brewster, one of these child
characters who talks country talk
with precisely the same effect that
a confidence man gets in a city.
There is also something funny
about a Sheriff character who is
known as Mr.. just" a laconic fell
low who goes around living quietly
up to his name in the midst of Cat
Tails almost endless turmoil.
As always when they are under
taking to correct social mal-adjust-
ments, Warmers have cast "Juke
Girl" quite impressively. In addi-
ton to making use of their full
stable of talented fist-f1ingers, Miss
Sheridan, Reagan and Whorf. they
have found roles for Gene Lock-
hart, George Tobias. Donald Nc
Bride, Spencer Charters, etc.
All of them are very fine at
dirty work.
Dick Stable and Mrs Stable who
used to be Oracle Barrie of Wash
lngton, together with the band and
some speciality people fuse their
talents in this weeks Earle stage
show. The result of the fusion is
quite worthy 43-minute show,
dominated very properly by Miss
Barrie's IL minutes with four pop
ular songs, ballad, swing and comic.
Right behind Miss Barrie in pop
ular appeal, or perhaps even with
1er, is the bands performance which
hits its peak in, that's right, Jersey
Bounce"
For variety's sake, and rather
wisely. Stable chose imitator Paul
Reagan to fill in the non-musical
interlude on the bands program.
Reagan initiates everybody, the least
popular ones being those movie per-
sonalities who have been initiated
virtually to death.
Evening star., 1942-05-30

Ida. Sweet as Apple Cider" And,
in a sarong, too.
Claudette Colbert won't be SO
much out of character when she
plays a news photographer in No
Time for Love" Actually, Claudette
is a camera and darkroom fiend and
has a choice collection of her own
works. She not only snaps them;
she develops and finishes the prints
herself. Marlene Dietrich is an
other actress devoted to the same
hobby. Marlene has even tricked
up a system for taking her own
pictures. When called back
from the East for one days added
scenes on THE Forest Rangers"
Faulette Goddard arrived on Thurs
day night, worked Friday morning
and planned on staying In town
only long enough to replenish her
wardrobe. She is on her way back
East. The New York man is some
one new in her life, and apparently
secret.
A motorbike accident would be
very expensive for John Payne who
rides two-wheeler from his beach
home to the Iceland" set and back
When the studio demanded that
Payne shelve 1t during production.
the actor countered by offering to
defray the cost of any loss to shoot
ing time caused by any accident
which might befall him. Much to
his surprise the studio took him up.
It's now black on white.
Veronica Lakes husband, John
Detlie, will be commissioned a cap
tain in the Engineering Corps,
camouflage division, in Seattle this
week. Paramount is rushing her
current film, II Married a Witch"
so she can be with him as long as
he Is In this country.
In the Mocambo lone remaining
night club on the strip Director
Norman Mcleod spotted a couple
Of lonely-looking Army privates and
instructed the waiter to 60 over
and see what they'd have. The
waiter came back and said, the
boys want to buy the drinks. He
flashed $50 bill one Of the pri-
Yates had given him, telling Nc
Leod he was T. Suffern Taylor, New
York Millionaire.
(Released by North American Newspaper
Alliance. Inc.)
Evening star., 1942-05-30
Veronica Makes Up
For Lost Time
HOLLYWOOD

1OLL1 WOOO.
One kiss can make an actress an
expert-especially If the girl is Ver-
onica Lake.
In her first two pictures Veronica
went absolutely kissless, because of
her character and the plot. But in
her third, This Gun for Hire" the
little blond with the peek-a- boo
bangs was soundly kissed by Robert
Preston. 1t was her very first cine
matte kiss and 1t took two hours to
film from various angles.
That really started things. She
went right into THE Glass Key"
and introduced Alan Ladd to kisses
1t was q $3.50 affair, she offering
her lips and he accepting.
But now in II Married a Witch"
Veronica really steps out in kissing
style. Fredric March is her kissing
partner and she Is definitely the
aggressor. In the scene she has
been conked on the head by a falling
picture and knocked out. March
revives her and she comes out Of
the daze to see him. She reaches
out, clamps a hold around his neck,
yanks him down and starts kiss
that has to be broken up by the
arrival Of Robert Benchley.
That's how experts are born.
Evening star., 1942-05-30

whenever their presence is. required
at premieres or other outstanding
Aim functions-with all expenses
paid.
They Work Hard.
! ''It really is a marvellous oppor-
tunity for the children" says Fran
ces Klamt, resident instructor at
Twentieth Century-Fo Studio, who
has supervised the education of
many child stars.
"But they work hard while they
do work, and they accomplish as
much or more in those three we'll
regulated hours as many other chill
dren do in an entire day. And they
know just as much, If not more,
when time comes for them to grad,
uate.
Fourteen days old is the youngest
any child can work in the movies.
From then up to six months of age,
none can be on a movie set for more
than two hours day and, during
that time, they can't work for more
than 20 minutes.
= And, in that 20 minutes, they can't
be permitted to remain under the
glare of camera lights more than 80
seconds at time. as a protection
to their eyes.
Furthermore, each child must be
examined by doctor "a hours be-
fore going before camera, and
again not more than 4s hours after
ward. 8
Evening star., 1942-05-30
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing
Stage.


Stage.
misunderstanding and Old Lace"
the frolicsome murder tale with
Laura Hope Crews and Erich Won
Stroheim: 2:3o and $50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"Ship Ahoy," musical
with Red Shelton and Eleanor
Powell: 1890 am, los, $40, 6:15,
$50 'and l1:25 pm. Stage shows:
1910. 2:45, $40, 7:55 and 1890 pm.
Columbia-"A Gentleman After
Dark" Brian Donlevy in top hat
with a gimmick: II am. 1880, 2:40
4:30, 6:25, 815 and 1905 pm.
Earle-"Juke Girl" Ann Sheridan
among swing addicts: $50 am,
1905, 2:35, Sis, 7:50 and 1890 pm.
Stage shows: 1920, l:50, 4:30, ITO
and GAS pm.
Keith's -" Broadway" life and
times of George Raft: Ills am,
1:20. 3:25, 5:35. TAO, and S:45 pm.
Little-"Warsaw Concerto" gentle
people in the maelstrom: II am,
12:45. 2:30, Ais, 6, 7:50 and $40 pm.
Metropolitan - The Invaders" :"
Nazis in a small attack on Canada:
II am, ITO, 800, $50, TAO and
9:55 pm.
Palace-"My Gal Sal Rita Hay
worth on Tin Pan alley: Ills am,
1:55, 4:3o, 7:o5 and 9:25 pm.
Pix-"The Real Glory" Gary
Cooper with the Marines in the
Philippines: l, 3, 5, 7, 8 and II pm.
Evening star., 1942-05-30

several times daily. Inside reports
from a white-clad attendant say
Alice Faye will be recuperating a
long, long time after she leaves the
hospital Alice underwent an emer-
gency caesarian in giving birth to
her daughter. Herbert Marshall.
in for minor operation, has won
himself a host of new fans among
the Cedars nurses by his politeness
and courtesy to all of them.
New York will be overrun with
Cagneys this weekend. Five OF
them-Mr. and Mrs. William, Mr..
and Mrs. James c. and sister
Jeanne-will attend the world pre-
miere Of Yankee Doodle Dandy"
tonight.
Priscilla Lane and her new hus-
band, 1t. Joe Howard, bombardier in
the United States Air Corps. are
honeymooning in Victorville. That's
the hometown of the gentleman to
whom Priscilla was engaged only
few months ago.
Joan Crawford is leaving no stone
unturned to land the leading role
in Lady in the Dark" even though
it's reported that Ginger Rogers
long since was signed for the job.
All the earnarks of q new feud.
Faith Dorn's father will be drafted
next month. She is Howard Hughes
girl friend and is under personal
contract to him after brief stint
at Warner Brothers. Faith is II
years old. Her father is only SO.
Paramount is raising its collec-
tive eyebrow over Franchot Tones
recent action in signing two
picture contract on that lot and then
announcing that he will be Kath-
arine Hepburn's leading man in a
Broadway play next fall. Hepburn
shows have a habit of running
long time and Paramount wants
Tone before he becomes an old
man.
Singer Allan Jones spent week
in the Christian science sanitarium
in Boston picking up a complete
rest.
We had a feeling this would
eventually happen: Hedy Lamar
will dance an African jungle Utter
bug number in White Cargo" AS
the madcap tondeleyo, Hedy will
scorn traditional tom-tom music
and shake herself to the tune Of
Evening star., 1942-05-30

lQSC6dQ VI carrying OIl III Vic uudi
role of private tutors who not only
are responsible for their education
but also are nominal law enforce
ment officers in that they must see
that child welfare rights are pro-
tected. d.
Under State laws, the day of film
moppet must be divided up Three
hours for classrooms. one hour for
recreation and not more than four
hours for screen production activi-
ties, such as dialogue rehearsals and
actual work before the. cameras.
The schoolhouses they attend
usually are modern, well-lighted,
one-room buildings with old-fash-
ioned desks ranging from high ones
on one side Of the room for the older
students, down to tiny ones on the
other side for the little tots.
Graduate With Others.
Generally, one instructor teaches
all the prescribed subjects to the
primary grade students, but only
one or two subjects are taught by
each instructor in the high school
division.
When time comes for them tc
graduate, their names are submitted
to the university high school just
before June commencement. They
march up and get their diplomas
like the rest of the graduating stu
dents. a
But the actual school life Of a
screen juvenile Is a pip! Aside from
having beautiful women for teach
ers, short classroom hours and the
opportunity to mingle with cele-
brated picture stars while working,
they also get to travel around the
country On location assignmsnts Of
Evening star., 1942-05-30
Overman's Travels

Lynne Overman, who has been in
New York on vacation, left today for
a tour Of New England, where he will
make personal appearances in the
principal cities of the region in con-
nection with local openings of his
latest picture, Cecil B. De Miles
Reap the Wild Wind" After about
a weeks visit, the Paramount actor
will head for the West Coast, where
he is to take up role in De Miles
next, "Rurales."
Evening star., 1942-05-30

gaudy machines
which spray the
country W / t h
music at a nickle
a song. 1t is,
but only in the
most incidental
way. Actually,
1t is an unvar-
nished (Save for
Miss Sheridan,
who is not too
highly varnish-
ed account of
the effort of a
bunch of dirty
dogs to exploit
some fine, warm
Evening star., 1942-05-30
Invaders to Met

"The Invaders" which stars Ray
mond Massey, Leslie Howard and
Laurence Olivier, has moved to the
Metropolitan Theater for its second
downtown week. Relating the ex-
ploits of a Nazi submarine crew
stranded in Canada, the film utilizes
the circumstance effectively to bring
out the democratic views of three
perhaps typical Canadians as they
are confronted by the Nazi band.
Massey, Howard and Olivier are, Of
course, the three.
Evening star., 1942-05-30
Comedian in Town

Menasha Skunk, comedian of
the current radio shows, The Gold
bergs" and "Abie's Irish Rose" will
appear tomorrow at 8:45 pm in a
program of music, drama and COM
edy in the Jewish Community Gen.
ter. 1t will be Mr.. Skulnik's first
personal appearance in Washington.
Evening star., 1942-05-30
DOnlevy Film Stavs

"A Gentleman After Dark" the
flicker depicting Brian Donlevy as
gentleman crook with a big, soft
heart. has shifted for a second F
street week to the Columbia. Mir
lam Hopkins and Preston Foster are
to be seen with MIR. Donlevy.
Evening star., 1942-05-30
Little Red SchOOlhOuSe
There's One at Every Studio, Handing
Out Streamlined Education
HOLLYWOOD.
Wide World

Still sits the schoohonse by the road
just about the most ideal ins
sreamlned education that modern youth imagine
little red hoohouse where all its
must attend classes regularly But they attend
day.
Evening star., 1942-05-30
Gang Loses Anothel233dttiis
With Heroes in luke Girl
Earle's New Picture, With Ann Sheridan,
Is Another Chapter in Little Mans
Endless War With RacketeerS
BY JAY CARMODY.

are going to forget them for the duration they
The Warmers still after them
Sheridan and the economic chur wise they will
Indicative of the remorseless
brohersthrough their Girl" which
yesterday
title would imply .r,vr o,,, W., =
Evening star., 1942-05-30

War bonds make bombers to bomb
the Axis and 1swer cur taxes. Why
ns4 ~ sole sAA hAlD ys0Tsalf3
Evening star., 1942-05-30

"JUKE GIRL" Warner Bros production
starring Ann Sheridan and Ronald Rea-
gan, directed by Curtis Bernhardt, screen
play by A. I. Bezzerides from q story By
Theodore Pratt. AT the Earle.
Evening star., 1942-05-30
Cinemas Sick List Reads
Like GlamorOus Who's Who
Everybody's Ill, 1t Seems, or Afraid
Of Becoming So, From Cradle to Faye;
Cagney's Jam New York for Day
By HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
By HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOLLYWOOD.
Their not-too-private affairs:


ang of Lebanon Hospital has
like Holywoods "WhosWho Everybody who is
i'll getting check Betty Cradle has
Evening star., 1942-05-30

that it was
juke boxes, those
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
State Guard Unit
Arrives Overseas

"The convoy which included
troops Of the Michigan National
Guard has safely reached an
overseas Destination" was the
word today to Gov. Murray d.
Van Wagner from Gen. George
c. Marshall, chief Of staff OF the
army.
General Marshall said In a tele.
gram that the Michigan guard
unit involved Is the 10th Obser'
walton Squadron of the 67th Oh.
servation Group.
The 107th's home base was the
Wayne County Airport, until Il
was called into service in the fall
of 1910 and sent to Camp Beaure.
gard, La. 1t Is now commanded
by Maj. William C. Booth.
81 am passing this informa-
ton to you with tho thought
that you may desire, through
means ut your disposal to fur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
Junior .Wdrdens
Pile Scrap High

II may be an eyesore TO some
unpatriotic persons, but to the
junior air raid wardens of Sec
tor ], Zone 3, Area 3, on the
East Side. the mounting pile OF
scrap on the Warren avenue lot
between Lenox and Drexel, is a
beautiful sight.
The pile is already between
10 and II feet high and growing
daily. The junior wardens, aided
by the regular wardens under
o. II. White OF 1883 Springle,
have been gathering the scrap
all week and by Saturday, they
expect to have one of the larg-
est, if not the largest, single
pile in Detroit.
The scrap has been gathered
by the most arduous work,
White reported. The juniors
have been securing lots, garages,
backs of stores, closed gas sta
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
Photo by Times staff Photographer
ANDERSON w. Il. ANDERMAN

caps the most unpopular car on
the road"
The scrap salvage committee
in agreement, but advised
Its not time yet to be seri-
Gus about that type of material
when we have unknown thou
sands of tons of unuscable,
buried scrap to be dug out and
dug out quick. Let's have that
kind of stun NOW"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24

The most useless thing on a
car" the hub cap. today was
offered as a source of scrap iron
material by Harry ]. Kelly, So.
of 3402 Bewick avenue. a beer
truck driver.
II was driving down the
street and a hub cap flew of
. car ahead of me-" explained
Kelly. 81 said TO myself:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
Prison for Draft Evader

ALBANY, N. Y. Sept. ID fINS).
John M. Mccartney of Column
bus, o., 19-year-old ministerial
student who said the voice of
Cod told him not to register for
selective service, was sentenced to
two and a half years in prison to-
day for draft evasion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24

i3s7S MICHIGAN q, sehasfs,
SAT- MICHIGAN opp. 37nd s..
1907 WEST vteNoR
next 10 Capitol rhsotr.
ss.s WOODWARD nsor BIvd.
ASH WOODWARD nso, Seer,
1894 E.wARRtN q, Outer Drive
I73l c. 7-MllE ROAD
~ Won Dyke
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
Scrap Calls Hub Caps
Beer Truck Driver Urges Millions TO Donate
Most Useless Thing on Car
4. C. LAPPISG

There's metal: IFS the most
useless thing on the car. You
can't 20 without gas and oil,
but you can those things.
There's 100000 cars In
America and four caps weighing
a pound or more on most Of
them.
Get 'em? I'll say we can.
We can make the car with hub
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
80 STORES
To Serve Detroit

There's q United Shirt Distributors
store near yov-o real downtown
store right in your neighborhood-
where you con shop conveniently
and still get the best choice in the
city! n you're q newcomer TO Detroit,
Just ask the oIdfimes. They'll tell
you United does the shir business
of the town and deserves i'll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24

And listen what they sayins N.Y. what handsome shs
who sold good looking shirts going be tough TO sef7
thot Heather Tweed honey? Yes sir join the folks and
toe ndows-ond be eyeu Of the new
eoher Tweed featuring big special OF the week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
Help Wanted. Volunteer
For Scrap Duty Now

wish to help "Buy-a-Tank' campaign by giving
services for the worker the trucks to
scrap will report the station checked below at
7:30 Saturday, September rs.
Name
Address
Check the depot where you will and mail at
Thompson Department of Public Works. 34OO
Wight street
= Norh-151 West State Fair west of John r.
4 West-12333 Southheld, blocks north of Plymouth
q Norhwest-7743 Dawson. blocks west OF Livernois
= Norheast9s41 French road blocks west of Gratiot
= Southwest-3545 Vinewood blocks north of Michigan
= Southeast-7661 Gratiot, blocks west of Van Dyke
r West Central-S37 Jones, west of Third.
= East Central-3136 Ropelle at Orleans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24

We're ready for YOU Mr. Detroit with shirt feature for this week
ho be top Heather Tweed vIu
exclusive United shirt creation svperbIy
fabric made Of fine eombed yons Heather Tweed will blend with
your foil what color you choose Comes in mixed
Of blue an grey green and wine All sizes Ia to 7h
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24

i3sI7 FENkEll o, sehasfsr
ss7o WEST FORT nscr Sanders
73is GRAND RIVER ~ Blvd.
osss GRAND RIVER
near Joy I'd.
Io7sl GRAND RIVER
oi ookmon
1884 GRAND RIVER
nsoV Weird.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24

every one passing the Warren
avenue lot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
DIS TRn ID u TO u =
DOWNTOWN sroREs

DOWNTOWN sroREs
7s7 cRArlor corner Randolph
- CAMPUS MAsTluS
mex, 10 som's
% MONROE corner Farmer
10 MICHIGAN Moisssis Blds.
9 oRArlor u. Hudson sIds.
100 WOODWARD
Fox Thso,rs BIds.
ioT MICHIGAN cor. ori,wolS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24

tons and Easements and the
results speak for themselves to