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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-01
Stamp Out Victory

hits or one less than the Central
Pitching brigade gave up. lie. too.
had his moments of wildness, wide
pitches or passed balls being an
ingredient OF all three OF Central's
runs.
Dysinger. batting In the cleanup
slot for Lincoln. turned out to be
the leading hitter OF the day with
a double and single in three times
at bat.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-01
BELIZE LOAD Drops

lansing. Mich July Inns -
Undoubtedly influenced by tnCreas-
ing employment figures, the Wayne
County relief load is dropping more
rapidly than that of any other por-
ton OF the state, according TO fig.
ures released today by Welfare Di-
rector John d. O'Connell.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-01
HIGHER RATINGS AVAILABLE

Detroit. July 1-INS-Men hon
orably discharged from the United
States Navy between July /, 1882,
and Dec. 6, 1871. may re-enlist with
higher ratings than those held at
the time Of their discharge. 1t was
announced today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-01

VALLEJO. Cal-UP-Mrs Min
erva Brown. who celebrated her
101st birthday. offers her recipe
for longevity She says to work
hard, go to church and treat peo-
pie as you want them TO treat
Won
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-01
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SYNOPSIS

Three young airline hostesses.
TIBBY LANE. sweet and natural;
STEENA WINTERS. beautiful and So
phisticated, and
MARC BAKER. plain. sturdy and d.
rect. share an apartment together in
New York. where they are based. A
friend OF Tibby's.
TOMMY DARE. is spending his FIRST
year out OF medical school at a clinic
In Brooklyn.
YES Err DAY: Wayne COPYRIGHT.
wealthy official OF the airline. excuses
libby for her failure to make eight
when called.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-01
when o loon 10 nsesssory.
you Will get eonsldsrots
ssrvIe. o. haao-at

Folks who need cash to pay
off debts. for medical or
dental services or for other
worthy purposes. are invit-
ed to see haacral for a cash
loan OF $40 to $3.50 or more.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-14
FOR RSALE-Downtown restaur- ant building. See Carl Pa joman.

FOUND-Warranty deed, sign ed |. T. Conklin. Owner may claim and pay for ad at Mirror office.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-14

FOR RENT n Large, comfort able room with bath, heat, electric lights, hot water. Can cook if desired Will accomo- date or 2. Inquire between 7:15 & 9 p. m. & Sundays, house Nc. 204, Mill Bay road, across Baptist church.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-14

Ndr. and Mrs. George Nelson, d son Gordon left this week to ike their home in Seward, ,ere MT. Nelson will be em- ,ved as a carpenter. Gordon s been working at Bert's Drug ore.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-14

LOST-Light tan bill fold Sun day evening, containing ldent- ificatlon cards and other valu- able contents. Reward for re- turn to o. w. Kerr, Yale. Ma val Air Station. 3-14-p
Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-14
Classified

CASH 8 sss CASH for oil stoves, furniture, guns. binoculars, cameras, diamonds, watches. See Bet tinger at H. Pinch. Jeweler, across from Mecca bar.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-14
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 Ayers Brown 
 Allman Hutton BURsDAY:
 aylor Helgason R1DAY:
 Rowan White ATURDAY:
 ~hitelaw Coon JNDAY: S pradlIn. Schneider
Evening star., 1942-12-20

Spangled Rhythm" looks pretty in
her newest evening gown. The slim,
long-sleeved bodice is in nude chif-
fon over cocoa brown slip and is
studded with small self -colored bead
embroidery. A broad-shouldered ef-
feet is obtained with the heavy bead
fringe epaulets which balance the
full souffle skirt.
Marguerite Chapman, who has the
feminine lead opposite Edward G.
Robinson in Destroyer" is said to
design her own clothes. A home suit,
which she had made herself, COM
prises a quilted black satin pair of
pajamas, with short, faring coolie
coat to match. Under the jacket she
wears bright blouse or sweater.
Dinah Shore. at lunch, is wearing
dress of dark brown satin, with
long, tight sleeves, a draped bodice
and diagonal drape on the thin
skirt. Her hat has a shoulder length
veil at the back, heavily embroidered
with different shades of gold thread
Her large pouch bag, pull-on gloves
and pumps are in brown suede.
Evening star., 1942-12-20
Directors Pick
Their Starlets
For Next Year
AU.Ar0und Beauty,
Talent and 'Anifude'
Make Acid Test
HOLLYWOOD.

Leading directors of Hollywood
took deep breath this week and
proceeded to crawl out on a pre-
carious limb. They got themselves
in that fix by courageously select
ing a slate of nine budding young
starlets "a set of twins among
them whom they declared should,
by all odds, reach their zenith in
1943.
Beauty (both face and figure)
potential talent and attitude"
were weighed carefully by the di-
rectors in doing their long-range
meteorological forecasting. The list,
it is pointed out, contains names
of several girls who are brand new
to the fans. You may not recog-
nize all of them. Here they are:
Warner Brothers-Dolores Moran
and Eleanor Parker.
Metro-GoldWyn- Mayer - Marilyn
Maxwell and the Wilde twins, Lee
and Lynn.
Twentieth-C Century -Fox-Lois An
drews.
Paramount-Betty Rhodes.
Samuel Goldwyn-Lenore Aubert
Universal-Louise Allbritton.
North American Newspaper Alliance)
Evening star., 1942-12-20
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON D. c. DECEMBER 90 1912
The Real Thing
Beauty Sans
Trimmings
Ingrid Bergman Is
Lovely Even With
Beaver Haircut
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLY WOOD.
HollyWoodites are notorious lily
gilders. They take a beautiful gal
and beat their brains out trying to
make her even more tremendous
They're hardly ever satisfied with
what nature provided.
In the case of Ingrid Bergman,
however, the impossible happens.
Bergman has never been seen in
the studio makeup department.
Hairdressers are unknown to her.
Even when her tresses were cut
las short as a beaver felt" for For
Whom the Bell Tolls" she was mag
niflcently beautiful.
She is the one completely natural
beauty in town, so much so that even
cameramen cheer when she comes
on a set.
Arthur Edeson, an academy award
winner and a crack lensman, who
photographed Miss Bergman for
Warmers "Casablanca," put it this
way:
Il thought that maybe there was a
trick to photographing her. Some
times naturally beautiful girls, with
no makeup, don't look so good when
you throw them on the screen. But
Bergman is different. She has no
special angles, no special lighting re-
quirements. just turn on some nice
bulbs, and there she is, looking like
herself"
Glamour girls please note.
ASSOCIATED Press)
Evening star., 1942-12-20
Joan Fontaine Gets
Call for Another
Du Maurier Novel
HOLLYWOOD


Paramount has concluded a deal
with David o. Selznick for Academy
Award winning Actress Joan Fon-
taine to play the feminine starring
role in the film version of Daphne
Du Maurier's best-seller, French
mans Creek" it is announced by
B. G. DeSylva, Paramount executive
producer. Arturo de Cordova, Mex
lean stage and screen actor, will
co-star.
De Cordova, recently signed to a
long-term contract by Paramount
enacted the role of Agustin, member
of Pablo's guerrilla band in For
Whom the Bell Tolls" and is slated
to play stellar role in Cecil B De
Miles Mexican picture, "Rurales. -
First, however, he will play the
romantic role of the French gentle
man pirate in "Frenchman's Creek"
Miss Fontaine, who won the Acad-
emy Award for her performance in
Miss Du Maurier's "Rebecca," will
play an English lady of fashion
wooed by pirate in the days when
Napoleon's threat of invasion was
causing fear in England
Paramount plans to produce the
picture in Technicolor.
"Frenchman's Greek" has been at
or near the top of the national best
seller list ever since its publication
nine months ago. Like For Whom
the Bell Tolls" and Rachel Fields
best-seller, And Now, Tomorrow, :"
Paramount purchased the book in
manuscript form.
Evening star., 1942-12-20
Caution and Ingenuity
Necessary for
Airfeld Sequences

With II different air-fields in
volved in the action of Flight for
Freedom" the David Hampstead
production for RKO-Radio, a pro-
duction problem had to be solved in
filming this Rosalind Russell-Fred
MacMurray starrer. Airports cannot
be photographed for the duration.
The story calls for a take-off from
a Newark airport, landing at old
Mines Field, shots of a New jersey
flying school and a departure from
a Miami airport. There are scenes
at New Orleans airport, action at
an Oakland airport and shots of the
Bendix races across the country.
Also included are Luke Field in
Hawaii and New Guinea air-base
in the Pacific.
A unit of Flight for Freedom"
went to Phoenix, Ariz., to shoot four
of the air-field scenes. That was
the nearest point where movie
planes are permitted aloft. The
start and finish of the Bendix races
were made there.
Evening star., 1942-12-20
arsenic andLace'
Revisits National
With Karlof
Original NeV York
Cast Supports
In Stage Riot

Starring the famous Boris Karloff
in person, arsenic and Old Lace,
the most riotous comedy hit of many
seasons, comes to the National The
ater for one week beginning Monday,
December %. with the original New
York cast. featuring Josephine Hull
Jean Adair, John Alexander, Clinton
Sundberg and Edgar Stehh.
All who have seen this sensa-
tional thrill play-and their num-
bers are legion-agree with the
critics that it is the most remarkable
entertainment produced in the the
ater in many years. To think that
audiences howl themselves red in
the face, even while they are thrill
ing with horror, proves that even
murder can be funny if it is COM
mitted in the right manner and the
proper spirit.
Arsenic and Old Lace" comes
here following its two phenomenal
seasons on Broadway.
Matinees will be given on Wednes-
day and Saturday.
Evening star., 1942-12-20

extra heavy boots are the rest of the
ensemble. And we must not over
look the fancy deer embroidered on
the pinafore front.
Barbara, however, does not always
look as athletic. For indoor wear
she has pink chambray dress with
white pique ruff1eS forming a round
bid front. The short sleeves are
likewise edged with rufles. Her
skirt is peasant dirndl.
Claudette Colbert believes that
glamour girls should not be dimmed
out for the duration; their menfolk
sometimes like to see them in some
thing other than a uniform. Her
white winter ensemble features a
casual tuxedo coat in white fleece
worn over a white wool shirtmaker
frock. The coat has a wide border
OF mink. The same fur fashions her
muffln-beret. Dark brown alligator
pumps and bag are the accessories.
Favors White Ensembles.
Another white ensemble is fea-
tured in Claudette's wardrobe-an
evening gown of white silk Jersey,
embroidered in gold sequin beehives
and bees. These ornament the hip
line and shoulders, The gown is a
copy of that worn in her comedy,
mo Time for Love" A high neck
line and long dolman sleeves give
q covered-up look (warm for these
cool nights. In her hair, Claudette
wears gold and diamond butterfly
clip.
Loretta Young has cute way of
looking glamorous in the evenings.
She places what seems to be a man.
tllla filled with stars over her head.
1t is nothing more than a large hair
net with tiny silver stars scattered
over 1t. The hair net matches her
hair.
Jinx Falkenburg's bracelet is new
and attractive, like everything else
the fabulous female wears. It's a
gold chain to which is attached 10
gold discs of different sizes. These
are inscribed with words that recall
different moments in the lady's lift.
One disc has Revolving Doors
written on it. Another Wow" an
other Ice Cream" The gal seems
to have had an exciting life.
Ideas From New Mexico.
Claire Trevor recently returned
from trip to New Mexico with some
stories of decorating items she OBJ
served there. A pile of small mat
tress cushions by the fireside were
nice for sprawling. These were in
different shades of red, blue, yellow
and green. Another item of decor
noticed by Claire was a door deco
rated with criss-crosses of tape. In
the tape, at all angles were tucked
snapshots, magazine clippings and
sketches. Miss Trevor's latest pic
ture, The Desperadoes," will soon
be released.
Betty Rhodes, blond actress, soon
to be seen in Paramount's "Star
Evening star., 1942-12-20
Bette Davis in
Now, ,Voyager'
Next at Earle
Madriguera Band
VIII Headline New
Program ON Stage

Now, Voyager," Bette Davis lat
most touching love stories ever to
come to the screen, will be the
Earle Theater feature attraction
opening Thursday. December "a.
Paul Henreid, popular continental
actor, is co-starred with the Warner
Bros. star. Enric Madriguera and
his orchestra will headline the stage
review for the week
In Now, Voyager," Miss Davis
portrays wealthy New England girl
who is mentally tortured by tyran-
nical mother, portrayed by Gladys
Cooper. Though she is still young,
the girl loses interest in her appear
ance and pride in herself. Just as
she is about to have a nervous
breakdown, the inhibited girl re-
ceives visit from a famous psychi-
artist Claude Rains at the inter-
vention of the young girls sister-in-
law 1lka Chase. These two work
to repair the girls mental and phys
ical outlook and send her on a
cruise.
On board she meets Paul Henreid,
a lonely but friendly young man.
The two become interested in each
other. The fact that the young man
is married and has a young daughter
complexities the lives of the two peo-
pie and leads to a climax that is one
of the most heart-warming scenes.
Supporting the actors already
noted are Bonita Granville, John
Loder, Janice Wilson. Lee Patrick,
Franklin Pangborn, Michael Ames,
Mary Wickes, James Rennie and
Frank Puglia.
Enric Madriguera and his Latin
American orchestra are featured in
the stage revue designed to salute
our South American neighbors. AS
Sisting the maestro in the revue will
be his lovely vocalist Patricia Gill
more, vocalist Eddie Gomez and
Tito and his accordion Other en-
tertainers will be the Carr Bros. and
Demar and Denise.
Evening star., 1942-12-20
Ben Kills Flies
For Living, but
Sportingly
Insects Being Unwanted
In Close.ubs, Expert
Stands on Alert
HOLLYWOOD.

L
Meet Ben Turner, who kills flies.
Southern California, with its
fabulous climate, is a paradise for
flies. They thrive the year round.
They also ruin movie scenes. A
love scene, for example, loses that
indefnable something if in the
midst of healthy kiss a fly lands
on Ann Sheridan's nose.
So Ben keeps guard. He's become
quite expert with his spray gun.
IT'S not sporting" says he, ito
shoot a fly while he's sitting. We got
guild, we have. We give flies a
chance. We nail 'em on the fly, so
to speak. Ha! Hal"
Ben's ambitious, too. He hopes
one of these days to get assigned to
a Western. CKilling flies?-Ed)
Evening star., 1942-12-20
Navy League
Sponsors 'Action'
Premiere Here
Special Showing
At Palace Theafer
On December 80

The Navy League of the United
States will sponsor the Washington
premiere of Metro Goldwyn Mayer S
Stand BY for Action" the night of
December 80 at Loew's Palace The
ater, it is announced by Division
Manager Carter T. Barron.
The league, which has been called
"the civilian arm of the Navy" in
cludes a long list of distinguished
Americans on it's roster. A special
program is being arranged for the
opening night, and the leagues
guests will include many high-rank-
ing Government officials. The the
ater will close its doors about pm,
reopening for the $3.50 premiere, for
which tickets also will be available
to the public.
Robert Taylor, Brian Donlevy and
Evening star., 1942-12-20
Miss Ruth Gets
Ne1f Best Thiuq

Jean Ruth, who calls herself
the gal who gets the bugler up
with her $50 am. daily
musical broadcast to soldiers
and other war workers, won't
get a chance to play herself in
"Reveille for Beverly" based
on her own unusual program.
The studio decided Ann Miller
was more suited for the role
than the Denver girl, who orig
mated the program a year ago
and whose biggest fan mail bags
come from soldiers and sailors
in the far Pacific outposts.
Miss Ruth is the pictures
technical adviser, however.
ASSOCIATED Press)
Evening star., 1942-12-20

Charles Laughton are starred in
Stand BY for Action" which was
directed by Robert z. Leonard. The
picture will begin regular showings
at the Palace on December 81.
Navy premieres of the production
also will be held in other naval CEN
tiers in the United States, including
San Francisco, Chicago, Norfolk,
San Diego and Boston.
Evening star., 1942-12-20
Title Changed
With a Motive
EOIJ,vWOOD

IlOII WOOD,
MGMs production formerly
known as Cargo of Innocents" has
been changed to Stand by for Ac-
ton and there's a story behind the
change, This production, with
Robert Taylor Brian Donlevy and
Charles Laughton in the top starring
roles, deals with naval warfare
against the Japs in the Pacific.
Films dealing with strong and STIR
ring naval action are recognized to
have direct affect on naval re-
cruiting. This production, it was
decided, warranted a title which
would tell patrons it was today's
Navy in all its streamlined glory
which it is,
Evening star., 1942-12-20
Sheilah Graham Examines
Hollywood's Well>Dressed
Barbara Britton Likes
Outdoor Fashions, Pert
In Newest Ski Suit
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.

Brton who making quite
Hesei IN wake Island, so Proudly We Hail.
o Mile Doctor Wassel the type Judge bv her
newest skst which has the merit being
waterproof blouse fits snugy underneath
Inc trousers plain with
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-26
be open 10 oil men.

Girl Scout Troop No. 10 met yes
terday afternoon at the home OF
Ruth Batche!der on WEIGH street,
under the leadership Of Mrs. Sid.
ney Henchel. Miss jeanette Beaver
OF the Waterbury Council was q
guest. She advised the girls about
the need for community service
work for senior scouts and for par
tieIpating In civilian defense.
First aid instruction will begn
next Wednesday, and plans were
made for attending the senior
troop gathering, Monday, March 50
at Z o'clock at the Middiebury Com.
rilunIty hall. Troops from suF-
rounding towns will DO present. The
girls will meet at Ruth Batchelder'S
house at e:30 o'clock and attend IN
O group.
The troop Is open for new mem.
berS, and girls interested, Of high
school age, are invited 10 the next
meeting, Wednesday afternoon,
April /.
Present yesterday were: Shirley
Cook, Shirley LeiSring, Alice Mac
Mullen, Ruth Batchelder, Ethel
Meriviglia, Joan Pierpont, Miss
Beaver and Mrs. Henchel.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-26
Leonard Reelected
Bible Class Leader
Entire Slate Given Another Term Of Ofce Girl Scouts
Begin First Aid Instructions Next Wednesday
WATERVlLLE
Ccrescendent-Nip& r. W, HenIon. Telephone S.Saes

Watervllle, March 26-Eleetlon az
officers OF the EvcrymanS Bible
class, was held at q recent meeting
at the Grace Methodist church, as
follows:
President, Vincent Leonard; vice.
president, s. Gift Butcher; secre-
tary, Charles Wylcs; treasurer, Alan
Fairhurs' song leader, Charles
Probert; pianist, MRS, Frances
Butcher; publicity, Frederick Book:
social committee, s. Gift Butcher,
assistant. All held similar oftices
the past year.
There will not be q meeting Of
the class Sunday, March 20, be.
cause Of the Communion service OF
the Waterbury Federation at the
First Methodist church at Q O. M,
which the local members plan TO
attend. The group from the Water.
Vile class will meet at the Grace
church at tao q. m. and 90 In q
body. The Communion service Will
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-26

General do Qaulle, the place Is res
ported 70 have become q vest
pocket Gibraltar.
II lies at the end OF o 2O.mlle-
long cape, thanked BY the small Is
land OF Goree, The waters around
doree are one vast fnlne.fleld.
Goree, the sentinel isle, Ia itself a
heavily NrInored fortress, with enor.
nous subterranean gun snaplaee-
nentS, ssNNF
HATRED FOR
DEMOCRACIEs
Behind the town the land rises
into ridge Of hills, and along
these hills runs q chain OF forts as
heavily armored as Qoree.
All this, plus the aid OF the iB-
Inch guns Of the battleship Riche-
lieu, which still lies at anchor,
would make abortive any frontal
attack by sea. And Maryland bomb
ers, shipped to France before the
capitulation, now stationed In
North Africa and Dakar, would
bomb the road approaches cease
lessly from their well-equipped air
dromes, making any land attack
from Bathurst necessarily large.
scale effort.
There Is yet no proof that Ger
man troops are stationed In Dakar,
but that makes no differences, for
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-26
PASTORS TO AID
SALVAGE DRIVE
Bishop McAuliffe Urges
, Cooperation With Local
Committee in Work

Most Rev. Maurice r. MeAuiiffc
Bishop OF Hartford, has written Ia
pastors OF all Catholic churches In
the diocese asking them TO have
thir pRriShioners cooperate In the
salvage drive now going on.
The bishop emphasizes the Inn
portanee OF the work being carried
on by the salvage committee OF the
state Defense council, which Is now
supervising the collection Of waste
paper, rags, scrap metal and rubber
May l ask you to contact the
head OF the local committee In your
community ana arrange with him
ways and means by which our peo-
pie can be OF aSsistanee7" the letter
said. 1.-THE actual carrying out OF
these arrangements ! leave to your
own good judgment"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-26

Bustanoby Is dead. To generation OF restaurant
lovers OF some few years ago this would have been
catastrophe, Today It's Just the passing OF anotngs
Of jacques Bustanoby for there were many who were
his patrons during the heyday Of his career IN New
Broadway landmarks all during the early years OF this
century That was an era too, Of famous restaurants
and famous caterers The 5ustanobys stood high on the
40th Street and 1t was here that dinner dancing was
introduced to New York Long Island venture falling
the brothers reopened on seth Street and again were
Circle until prohibition started to spell the death OF
many famous eating establishments Bustanobys along
With t. Although Bustanoby tried several times to re.
claim his lost prestige In the field, modern age had
swept past him and old patrons were caught up In It's
swirl those that were still living.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-26

Here's the threat from DRkar that
Allies In Africa fear--A combined
Franco. German sweep down the
vital west coast Of AfFica.
II German propaganda IN DaEar
were not enough, then the recent
downing OF two Vichy bombers by
British planes didn't help relations
between two camps.
FOR weeks Dakar MArylands had
been coming over Freetown on
reconnaissance. out Of the SUM
down, almost rooftop height, they
would dart as antl-aircraft bAttefs
ies tried Intellectually 10 bring them
down. Two Hurricane lighters n-
naNy were unpacked from q cargo
ship one night, and the following
day, when those French planes re-
turned, they were dead ducks. one
crashed flaming into q hillside. TWO
flyers who managed 10 ball out said
they were very much annoyed, in-
deed,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-26
SPECIAL MASONIC
DEGREE CONFERRED

The annual presentation Of the
degree Of Rose Croix BY the ofii-
GERS and cast Of Corlhthian Chap
ter was held last night at the Ma
sonic Temple before q large gather
ing Of members. Carleton II. Stew
ems Of Norwich, supreme deputy for
Connecticut Of the S3rd degree, active
Scottish Rite Masons, was among
those attending. Charles w. Kellogg
directed the presentation and also
had the principal role.
Others participating included
Colonel Harry J. Beardsley, Ralph
L. Keavaney and Vincent @. Dixon.
Brief addresses were given by Mr..
Stevens and BY George Tremper Of
New Haven. Robert s. Walker pre-
aided. A buffet supper was served
following the presentation.