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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
.HungapIndiofed
For Atrocities

WASHINGTON. May 10 CINsl.
of Hungarian "atroci-
ties" resulting in the death Of APP
proximately 100000 Serbian men.
women and children were filed to-
day with the United States gov
eminent by the Yugoslav minister
to Washington, Constantin Fotich.
Asserting the horrible atroci-
ties committed almost pass the
comprehension Of the human
mind" the memorandum was de-
lvered on instructions from the
Yugoslav government in exile in
London. Fotich said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
Voice Trap
B in d, but He Identifies
AssaiIent by Talk

Although he is blind Maurice
Felts. %, of 22l9 St. Jean avenue,
was able 10 Identify Jesse O'Hare'
IS, of the same address as the
man who hit him outside a tavern,
and Judge John V. Brennan SEN
fenced OIiare TO 10 days in Jail
for assault and battery
Felts testified he was outside
the tavern at 1852 East Jeffer-
son avenue when some one struck
him in the face.
He said he recognized the voice
Of O'Hare as the man who hit
him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
Lack Of Meters
Blocks Water
For Willow Run

A further obstacle In the prob
lem of supplying water TO war
workers homes near Willow Run
and other defense plants appeared
today when the water supply de-
partment was informed by Wash
ington that a freezing order would
be placed on the manufacture OF
water meters beginning June IS.
"The WPB should realize that
public utilities cannot operate
without METERS" Water Board
Commissioner Elmer p. Grierson
said. eff we try TO furnish water
without meters, we will have the
same experience as other meter
less cities: That homes without
meters consume two-and-a-half
times rs much water rs they
ordinarily would"
The inability OF Federal housing
authorities to decide housing loca-
tons for Willow Run workers has
for some time hampered Detroit
In its effort 10 pipe water TO the
locality. Other water sources in
that area are completely made
quate, water board commissioners
believe.
SHOWS IMPRACTICABILITY
There has been some talk Of
piping water from the Huron
River" said L. G. Lenhardt.
superintendent. perhaps they
don't realize that most Of the
Huron River Ia Ypsilanti sewage.
Any drinking water taken from
there would he just 10 much
filtered sewage"
Although awaiting disposition OF
pipe lines, the water department
is proceeding with plans for fed.
eral expansion OF the Springwells
pumping station, knowing that the
ultimate supply must come from
there.
However. Lenhardt disclosed
that war prioritieS are impeding
this project and that because OF
the rapid growth of the Detroit's
northwest section the pumping
facilities Of the Springwells sta
ton already are inadequate. Fed
eral grants have been approved for
some phases of the expansion pro-
gram, he said. but demands Of war
production have left no materials
available.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
KING CARRIES LUNCH

A tank captain said that when
King George arrived to inspect his
unit he was carrying his own
package of sandwiches under his
arm for that days lunch.
An American diplomat told me
that Queen Elizabeth was turning
her dresses and abiding strictly by
the food rationing terms. lie at
tended a luncheon at Buckingham
Palace and while the food was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19

LONDON, fay 19. --A king
who shares his cigarets with
men he meets at bombing scenes
and a queen whose dresses are
turned and made over 70 conserve
cloth can't help being tops with
their subjects. and that's just how
King George VI and Queen Eliza
beth stand in Great Britain.
I've been asking people for 1C
days what impresses them most
about their rulers and the sub
stance of the replies is that they
are just like us.
They share the same dangers
and undergo the same privations
that do" an old lady said.
Their home was bombed just
like mine"
Explosion that hit the house
next to mine started n FIRE and
II spread 10 my house" an auXil-
iary firefghter said. within
half an hour the king and queen
were there, seeing the damage,
asking questions and cheering US
all by their appearance. The
king offered me n cigaret per-
sonally, right out of his own
case"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19

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LOANS
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When repaid in 8 monthly instruments

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All you do TO apply for Household
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Loans are made in three different
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both single persons and married cou-
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Many people prefer this plan. When
making car and furniture loans, wecon-
slider character and income far more
important than the value Of your secu-
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You may choose the most oonven-
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below. Suppose you borrow 500.
Twelve instalments Of S9.77 each will
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
DSR Revenue Increases

The Department of Street Rail
ways today reported total pas
senger revenue OF $2,238, 776.23 for
April. 1912. as compared with
81 ,S42, 064.S7 the same month last
wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19

ments of Sl8.lS each will also repay
a 500 loan. The cost Of your loan. in
this case, is just S9.06.
You need no endorsers or guarantors
to borrow at Household just the abil-
ity to repay in monthly instruments.
This spares you the embarrassment Of
asking friends or fellow-workers TO
sign tine loan papers with you No
credit inquiries are made Of friends
Or relatives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19

and took thor chief home TO in
form his wife.
Macnab enlisted in the air corps
a year and a half ago. He was
sent overseas in January.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
Get your loan for less

Payments in the table include charges
at the rate OF 2l1% per month on A
loan balance OF 500 or less and 2%
per month on that part Of balance in
excess Of 500. The Small Loan Law
permits us to charge substantially
more than this We publish our rates
and payments to help you shop for
your loan. 1t is to your advantage TO
compare rates before you borrow.
II you can make good use OF loan.
see US or telephone today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19

"YOur Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, is one of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19

OF food.
The king ordered the royal
household 10 60 on war footing
at the outbreak and he decided
that for the duration he would
wear a military uniform whether
on or off duty. His favorite garb
is the khaki field uniform of a
marshal. The queen, however,
still appears most frequently in
her favorite gay colors of the
worked-oyer wardrobe instead of
the uniforms worn by so many
British women.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, IL one Of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
ALL AREAS VISITED

Every city district that suffered
a major bombing attack by the
Germans was visited by the king,
and usually the queen accompanied
him. They made personal con-
tact with those whose homes were
ruined, expressed their sympathy.
Several times they visited areas
of attack while the bombs still
were falling.
The kings daily workroom Is a
reinforced vault-like room in
Buckingham palace. but all Lon
don knows that their majesties
seldom left London despite the
raids and assertions that they
sought safety in the remote hills
of Scotland are entirely dis
credited.
What the king saw in the midst
of the bombs and fires and suffer-
ing caused him 10 say:
1.-THE greatness Of any nation
Is in the spirit Of its people
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19

We are eiod 10 make loans
for the purchase Of coal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
King Shares Cigarets
And Queen Of England Makes Over Her Dresses
TO Conserve Cloth Loyal Subjects Say
BY SYDNEY j. WILLIAMS
United Press star Correspoudent

LONDON ia king ample portions did not exceed
who shares his cgares with established by ministry
bombing NJ food
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
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SKIN SUFFERERS

ADVFRTIsEMFNT
Evening star., 1942-05-29
Metro Hires a Varied Crew
For Ship Alloys Antics
~ ]. w. STEPP.

has sewn together another Of Its patchwork
apparently formed humbng through the studio
pkng whoever isn't doing anything the
in
given at least little particular
Evening star., 1942-05-29

when the gendarmerie became ex-'
asperated with the bootlegger not
because he was a bootlegger but
only when he cluttered up city
by leaving other and dead bootleg
gers around in the cutters.
This was quite a period, in its
way, and Universal has managed to
recapture . certain amount Of the
spirit Of that day. romantically nos
talgic, but touched with a deal Of
realism too. in the picture called
Broadway" which opened yester-
day at Keith's. The particular lab
oratory devoted to the Noble Ex-
pertinent which is the major scene
Of the action Of Broadway" is GER
tainly an accurate facsimile Of any
number of basement dens Of its
type, crowded, dinful, with its post
age-stamp dance floor, Its blaring
orchestra, It's stale blue air. changed
no oftener than the master Of cere-
monies Jokes. And II the UNDER
world characters who inhabit the
back rooms Of the place are cinema
types. you still may find reasonable
prototypes Of them among your own
acquaintances OF the underworld.
Broadway" the Aim. Is no great
work OF art but this probably does
not mean that II Is an unfair treat
ment Of the 1925 play from which
1t has been adapted, which has been
called . realistic melodrama, The
picture Il . realistic melodrama,"
too. whatever that might be, The
Aim boasts. though. the added fillip
of presenting Mr.. George Raft In
his first biographical role, He plays
hoofer named George Raft
Just how accurate all OF this Is
Geographically is something you will
have to ask OF Mr.. Rats more
intimate friends. however, He GER
tainly was OF this period and
hoofer, but whether or not he ever
endured such boisterous travail be-
cause he was In love with an early
Evening star., 1942-05-29
Where and When
Curr. nt Theatsr Attractions
ard Time Of showing

| Curr. mt Theatsr Attractions
ard Time Of showing
stage.
National Arsenic and O.d Lace,
the frolicsome murder tale with
Laura Hope Crews and Erich Won
stroheim s30 pm.
screen.
CapiteI-"ship Ahoy," musical
with Red skelton and Eleanor
Powell. i0:$5 am. las, <2o. f;is
and 10 0s pm. stage shows: II 70,
s2o. 8 s20 and s.io,
Columbia Gentleman After
DARK" Brian Donleyy In q top hat
with q simmick II am, u 30, go
4 10. q rs. ais and 1905 pm,
Earls -"Jlke olrl" Ann Sheridan
among avlns addlets. II am, 70
4 10. T.ib and 10 pm. stage shows
"a 90, . ~. q n ana sis,
ksith'a - "Isfoadvay llts and
times ~ George RAFT ma am
I 10, . ~. . 10. 7 "a, snd y ~ pm
Little waraaw Concerto, ssnils
people ~ ~ Nssls,Fom II am
Ia "a 2 10 slAs, Tso sna 0 90 . ~
ksssfsesiissm Tho Invaders,
fssRls ln Q small attach en Canada
n sm, 10 . %, 3 d., ' 70 and
ekA pHa
Fslsss "nY usl mai Hils sssy
Wmth un Tsn pan sllsT u "a am
Ak 4 ~ ! - msta a. pee
Fss~ seas assl nlmsf Oar
taa.ss3s siah llas hasEssaaa IN the
FhslspgsaHss . ZEE : M ~ sna
3 ~ pm
Evening star., 1942-05-29

justify their wages.
In other words. while the screen
attraction now showing at the Cap
itol shows no signs OF Inspirations
sweet kiss, It's principals perform as
their admirers have always been ac-
customed.
Take Red Shelton. Red Is still
falling down long flights Of stairs,
In this instance. on board ship for
a change. He still makes cute faces,
and says his funny ssyings. Red
also utters his latest radio trade
mark, II Diet q whippin'. but I doo'd
it"-which Is mighty cute. and for
tunately uttered only once or twice.
Eleanor Powell has gained a rep
utation as q dancer. She dances In
ship Alloy" One routine, accom-
pIished on chairs and tables, over
swimming pool and with drumsticks.
Is reasonably intricate and easy to
watch. Virginia O'Brien, swing
singer with the facial expression of
q tombstone is herself too as she
does the films best tune. Poor You"
Then there is a pair OF dusky fellows
who get the spotlight for a mildly
funny tap chore.
To continue the inspection. Bert
Lahr may also be found on the
premises OF "Ship Alloy" rolling his
incompatible eyes at passing skirts,
but saying little OF merit. Except
for that brief shot where he kisses
the young ladys hand all the way
TO the elbow. apologizing as she
draws away alarmed. TITS just the
salmon In me running upstream.
And who should be providing the
music while all this Is going on but
Tommy Dorsey'S Band Tommy and
his boys blowing the creases out OF
their brasses. beating drums TO
pulp and otherwise endearing them
selves TO the hearts OF the adolescent
faction.
In passing. II would seem an odd
time for these people TO he cutting
their various capers. what with q
spy plot against the United states
being In progress during the cruise
For that was the thread which was
Evening star., 1942-05-29
such a chorus girl who hardly was

such q chorus girl who hardly was
worth all the trouble. And 1t Is
possible that the thug attempted to
frame the hoofer with a murder
rap, even possible that the thug
stopped q slug from the gun OF the
girl friend Of his last victim.
There is all this and more in
Broadway" even unto q pearl
handled automatic, and the expan-
sive life of the twenties is lived
with Zest by Mr.. Raft, Pat O'Brien,
s. z. Sakall, Marjorie Rambeau
and Brod Crawford and his assist
ant thugs. We also are treated to
the spectacle of Mr.. Raft being
advised by gum-chewing chlorine
to change his name II he wants
to get anyplace in show business.
And then there is the scene in
which Mr.. Raft assures the thug
he is going to do great things,
maybe even pictures, all the while
Tipping half-dollar. with that?'
sneers the thug. 1T might help"
snarls MIR. Raft.
And then, as Benny Davis says,
he made "Scarface."
Evening star., 1942-05-29

Gal SAL" a brilliantly tinted. Law
ishly staged, melody splashed biog-
raphy Of another song writer. This
one Is Paul Dresser who has come
down to posterity primarily as the
author Of "On the Banks Of the
Wabash" That, Of course, applied
only until yesterday when the pic
ture opened at the Palace. Here
after Dresser undoubtedly will be
remembered rs the song writer who
was played by Victor Mature In
that big picture with Rita Hay
worth. remember7
sss
MY Gal Sal" Is OF q piece with
sAlexander's Ragtime Band" which
dealt with Irving Berlin and the
somewhat later sereenplay built
around the life OF Stephen Foster,
As such things 60 1t Is reasonably
entertaining, MS true to the formula
as 1t Is possible to make It, Even
In respect to being too long.
Dresser, the brother OF Theodore
Evening star., 1942-05-29
Another Troubador Glorified
In My Gal SAL at Palace
Paul Dresser Hero of Lavish Musical
Biography Starring Victor Mature
With Rita Havworth as the Girl
BY JAY CARMODY,

Twentieth Century yFox studio that the
Nations laws musical biographies
its Let the others generals the aviators
diamond gidron
the troubadors And not? In addition
melody which
is
Evening star., 1942-05-29

my GAL SAL" Goth Century, Fox
production starring Rita. Hayworth and
Ter. directed by Irving Cummines, screen
play by Seton l. Miller. Darrell Ware and
Kari Tunberg. music BY Paul Dresser sup
plemented by that Of Leo Robin and Ralph
Ranger. At the Palace.
Evening star., 1942-05-29

BROADWAY" Universal photoplay.
starring George Raft and Pat O'Brien;
produced by Bruce Manning: directed by
William A. Setter: adapted from the play
Evening star., 1942-05-29

an IS a W a y
with W o m e n i,
and all the other
assets of the be-
Low red rogu e.
Pictures about
him may not
win A c a d e m Y
a W a r Is, b u t
there are other
and more profit
able ms of
popularity.
What all this
Is leading up to
Is that goth Gen.
tury Fox has
illst minted INV
Evening star., 1942-05-29
The Cast,

TO have bound ship Alloys" acts
In one piece.
Rapid-fire Comedian Kenny
Youngman. with his gags and super
gags, PAGES the Capitol stage show.
A dance team named Cabot and
Dresden provided a handful Of
whirling acrobatic thrills, a dance
foursome called Allen and Kent took
few nice turns, and the -Four Radio
Aces added their polished brand Of
impersonation to the comedy Of
Younsman. The Rhythm Rockets
were engaging, as usual.
Evening star., 1942-05-29

SHIP AH2y" MN Nc DrodsssiSp
produced By jack Cummings directed BY
Edward Buzlell; based on story BY Matt
screenpiay By Harry Clork. A. the Capt.
tnl
Evening star., 1942-05-29

Dresser in spite of the difference in
spelling. is as interesting as the
c,nterpieces Of such films ever
are. In way. he is more interest,"
irg In that he Is presented rather
less Realistically than is the Gus
tom, It is admitted freely that he
has such weaknesses as deserting
women when they no longer are
useful TO his career. q fondness for
strong drink which leads him to
some low dives and low people. and
an almost insufferable arrogance.
The admission Of these flaws Is al
leviated by the films insistence
upon the fellow as a genius whose
virtually INFINITE charm atones for
his tendencies toward heelish con-
duct.
The film traces Dresser's life from
his refusal to be minister as his
stuffy father had planned. through
his career as gaudy musician with
a medicine show, to his long period
OF success as a musical comedy COM
poser In the gay and gaudy 90s.
His gal Sal. Miss Hayworth. Is
quite as big figure In the screen
narrative Of Dresser's life as Dresser
himself, Her real name Is Sally
Elliott. the red-haired queen OF the
musical stage at the time. From
their first meeting when she attends
his medicine show until he's washed
up. she manages to haunt him, to
influence his career more than he
admits or wants. She makes all
other women incidents, an expert
ence which she has occasion to rue
more than once before their COM
mon destiny ends. It Is quite a role,
Miss Hayworth's best to date, and
one which should leave her in a
fine position to capture any big sing
ing and dancing parts which will
need the services Of a beautiful
redhead.
Dresser's music was deemed hardly
ample to counterpart the narrative
Of his life, so MY Gal Sal" was
happily amplified with several num-
bers by Leo Robin and Ralph Rain
ger. OF the heros own compositions
"On the Banks of the Wabash" and
the title tune were the ones which
find their way into the score
Neither Is likely to impress modern
music lovers so profoundly as Here
We Are" or Me and My Fella," 3"
which we're the work Of Robin and
Ranger.
The general spirit OF MY Gal
Sal" is humorous as we'll as melodi-
Gus, the former a fairly successful
effort to laugh of some of the more
odious traits of the hero. AS Dresser,
Mature gives a workmanlike per-
formance entirely free from any
pretense Of either acting. vocal or
any other kind OF brilliance. Miss
HayWorth does a more glittering
sort of thing with her role and the
two profit enormously from the as
sistance OF John Sutton. James
Gleason, Phil Silvers and several
other good craftsmen in minor roles,
Surprise among the cast Is Carole
Lands. who appears briefly as a
tartish medicine show singer. then
gets the heck out OF the picture 10
fast you forget she was In II.
Evening star., 1942-05-29

dance partner, is something we
couldn't answer.
II probably doesn't even matter.
Some speakeasy hoofer undoubtedly
at some time or other had his Diff
flculties with n distiller's repre-
sentative and highjacker over just
Evening star., 1942-05-29

)w with a song in
, in the seat of his
Evening star., 1942-05-29
George Raft as George Raft
Is Star of Broadway
Days of the Noble Experiment
Are Recalled Once Again
In New Film at Keith's
BY HARRY MACARTHUR.

during these when the public
relief headlines its fare that have the
the
accepted nicely of American
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-12-17
Troy Loses First Basketball Game
of Season

Seven boys from the Troy basket
ball squad and their coach, Ernest
f. Bivins, left on the bus Friday
morning for Kalispell, where they
played the Flathead Reserves Fri
day evening. The game was COM
paratively close until the half, but
the end saw the Trojans on the
short end of a 48-2l score. This was
the first game the Trojans have
played this year. Those who made
the trip were Roger Kensler, Jim
McCracken, Bob GRIPPE, Dick Jen-
kins, Ed. Nelson, Paul McCracken
and Jesse Egan.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-12-17
Troy Woman's Club is Active ii
War Work

Two fifty dollar bonds have been
purchased by the Troy Woman S
Club as a part of their defense ac-
.tivities this year. One hundred per
cent Of the membership also re-
aorted having purchased stamps
and bonds individually,
As a club project, one-hundred
kits for servicemen We're completed
for the Red Cross.
Another patriotic feature of the
years program has been a sugar
less recipe contest. The club mem
bership was divided into two teams
captained by Mrs. Ernest Bivins
and Mrs. Earl Drury. Each team
completed an attractive and useful
recipe book.
Other patriotic features have
been programs on nutrition and cit
izenship
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-12-17
Two Basketball Games Here This
Week

The first home game Of the bas-
ketball season will be played here
Friday evening, Dec. Is, when Troy
and Boomers Ferry teams will clash.
The preliminary, beginning at Tbs,
will feature two junior high girls
teams Admission will be l0c, Csc
and 35c.
Another game will be played on
the home floor Saturday evening
when the Flathead Reserves will
journey here for a return game.
The preliminary game will begin
at 7.30, and admission will be the
same as for the Friday night game.
Don't fail to see these opening
games, Troy's team shows definite
signs of being a winning one.