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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-06-12

A HEARTY dinner or midnight
~ lunch, little too much smok-
ing, perhaps cocktail or two
great fun tonight; a miserable
letdown headachey feeling tomor-
row morning.
TRY ALKA-SELTZER
Alka-Seltzer is one medicine
useful in the relief of many minor
ailments. Headache, Acid lndiges-
tion, Cold Symptoms, Muscular
Fatigue, Neuralgia, Muscular
Pains.
Alka-Seltzer is non-laxative
pleasant to take--try it.
At all drug stores by the drink
and by the package.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-06-12

Don't broil steak Immediately
after taking out Of refrigerator. Wait
until it has reached room temperature.
Otherwise the high heat on the chilled
meat will produce a steam in which
the juices are lost.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-06-12

Another delicious one-dish meal
places layer of cooked white pota-
toes in a buttered casserole, then
layer of ham sliced thin Canned va
riety is useful and tasty). Then a
layer of sliced hard-cooked eggs, a
layer of cooked cauli1ower and next
a layer of sliced potatoes. Pour sour
cream well seasoned over all and top
with buttered bread crumbs and bake
20 minutes in moderate oven.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22

22-Thelthey the script end
lera -sheetedand the hoSeplay begins
Police Gazette when bueSque Something certainly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
Film Time Clock

ADAMs-'My Gal SAL" II a. M, Use,
Congo" 1889, ISL. s;is. s:sS .. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL =. Captains Of
p N. "Tho Lady Is wiling 40. t Sis.
s:i5 p. m.
:, CIN !, -. Captains OF N.
!. %inr iasO 300 rss. III ii..o On . ssd'
s s1sTrT ,cio "S G. r :: ts q: Gsy Win.
Ing" 1:2O $3.50. 9;i5 p. m.
Fox--"My Fsvorite spy" Ia:ls. 400,
1:i9. 1854 y. m; The Lady Takes .
Flyer" HIS a. m. 2;33. 5:4s. e;03 .. m.
HOLLYWOOD - Captains OF the
Clouds, T. 1851 D. m; the Lady IL
MADIsoN-"Boom Town." II a M
Prejudice" los. o:1b. s:25 p. m.
MICHIGAN Reap the VIA wind.
ii :Sa a. m, 3. $40. e:7o p m.
PAIMs-sTATE-"Ths Gold Rush. n
Man. Lazy sc' , 4 49, p $40. sc. o s:s
RIVIERA = Captain. Of the Clouds, -
Gas, e.o3, II ?. m. The Lady IL
R-K.o UrTowN-'rhs Lady Is Wiling"
clouds" sos. s:s2. io;ao ,. m. ~
ROYAL - captains OF the Clouds, ("
$3.50. Ii:i5 o. m: The Lady Ii willing"
TELENEws-News. short subjects o
a. m. 20 II p. m.
UNITED ARFIsTs - I'VE Were Dano.
Central Murder" Ii:i5 a. m. ESQ. S:ls.
$50 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22

have the same tastes and Mayo i,
willing 10 don old clothes and live
like typical fisherman's wife.
AT RANDOM
Jean Aumont, new French actor,
and Margaret Lindsay are ablaze;
one subject Vic Mature won't dis
cuSs is Rita Hayworth: Dorothy
Gish, who left the Life With
Father" cast because of health, is
a very sick girl in New York.
DeSi ArnaZ has received orders
TO report to the Cuban army;
Charlie Mccarthy says he hopes
Ginny Simms will be his step
mother. That's how serious is heI
romance with Edgar Bergen.
Now it's Kitty Carlisle Edmund
O'Brien is escorting hither and
yon: Ernst Lubitsch certainly gets
around. That was Kay Sabichi
with whom he was dining the
other eve: Ilona Massey and Alan
Curtis were at Charlie Foy's. So
were Oracle Allen, Sally Eilers
and George Burns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
Bette and Husband
Decide Not TO Sell

THE FOR SALE" sign on Bette
Davis house in nearby Glendale
has been taken down and Bette
and her husband, Arthur Farms.
worth, have decided to move
back in.
Bette explained on the set oi
Now. Voyager, why she suddenly
changed her mind after offering
10 sell her home.
IF sell at a profit, that throw,
me into a higher tax bracket. so
lose money. Obviously, If I sell al
a loss / take a loss. II live
anywhere else. we pay high rent
So we finally realized we ought e
live in our house.
Anyway, it's the best house we
ever had"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22

HOLLYWOOD, June %. tn,
EZRA of the famed pink-sheete,
Police Gazette, when burleSqu
Iqueens wore tights and every on
lin theatrical Broadway read thi
spicy sheet. is being reSurrectet
lin a Twentieth Century Fo'
movie.
Ed Van Every, New York
sports writer, has written a story
called Police Gazette Man" based
lon the life of Richard Fox, pub
fisher of New York's first riSque
Theatrical paper. Victor Mature
will play Fox if Uncle Sam doesn't
lget him first.
Van Every's story tells Of the
time when Fox. wishing to show q
lgiri in fiesh-colored tights. tinted
the Gazette pink, which was one
of the first bits of colored printing.
Betty Cradle will play the girl on
the cover and william Perlberg,
who is working on the story. will
lget IL into production as soon as
possible before Vic goes into the
army.
MORE ABOUT CRIME
Red Skeletons devastating imita-
ton of George Raft, Eddie G..
r obinson and other gangSter
heroes in ship Alloy" is enough
to make any self-respecting gang
ster star park his gat for life.
But laughs or not. these gang
ster movies make plenty of money.
w. r. Brunette, who specializes in
bad boy stories, is on the Warner
lot whipping up an original for
Humphry Bogart. Il Wasn't Born
Yesterday" In this. Bogey plays
a Con man with some original
ideas about separating the public
from its pocketbook.
Burnette's movies have really
lcreated stars. His Little Caesar
brought stardom TO Edward G.
Robinson and High Sierras" was
largely responsible for the Warner
bosses deciding DOGGY was stel-
lar bet.
THE RUM OR WAGON
Katie Hepburn has been on the
M-G-M lot the last week consult
ling with director George Cukor
on Keeper of the Flame" She
lplans TO return TO New York and
lreopen her play, without Love. "
an October. 1t hasn't yet reached
New York.
There was buZz-buzZ that
Warmers had bought the rights
from author Philip Barry and
that Edmund Goulding would
direct Katie in her stage vehicle
This. however, seems 10 be more
1Imor than truth. I understand
Katie would be willing to persuade
Barry 10 sell M-G-M the right.
provided Spencer Tracy coulC
iagain play opposite her.
One Of the wackiest sets in towr
is Once Upon a Honeymoon.
la asr,..sf...yg.r T..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
Goodman
Due at Fox

BY CHARLES GENTRY

SWING FANS are shouting
The King is Dead. Long Live the
King" for very definite reasons
this week.
Artie Show. pretender to the
throne, has just abandoned his
claims and his orchestra. having
put in a last week at the Michi-
gan. during which he wasn't very
happy. His future with the navy
may have been the principal thing
occupying his thoughts, but even
then he didn't give his faithful
followers too much Of break. He
Isulked about giving autographs and
refused interviews as though he
felt his career was a Finished
product.
The man whom he sought to-
rival for so many years. Benny
Goodman still rules with his
clarinet held high and he comes
to the Fox Friday 10 take over
where Shaw left off.
Goodman is still the undisputed
king of Swing" because he did
not rest after he once reached the
top. A fine musician. he began TO
explore the symphonic field as
well, and while he never up-staged
his loyal 1--WE fans. he tried his
clarinet hand with the classics as
well.
A CONCERT TURN
His appearances with major or
Ichestras like the Philadelphia
Symphony and the New York Phil
harmonic, playing the solo role Of
the Mozart Concerto for Clarinet, >.
made the mossbacks sit up and
listen.
He was one Of the first to be-
come associated with the word,
Swing" and was at the same
time the first popular orchestra
leader TO ever give a concert in
Carnegie Hall.
His activities have taken him
through every phase of the enter
tainment business, pictures. radio,
records, theatre and dance hall en-
|gagements and concerts have made
practically every one Goodman
conscious"
THE BEST SUPPORT
Besides being fine musicianI
himself, Benny's secret has always
been to surround himself with the
best men he could possibly get.
Harry James. Gene Krupa and
many other popular leaders of to-
day all got their start with Good
man and even now he sees TO il
that each member of his present.
outfit is almost a star.
At the very top of the orchestral
field since 1884, Goodman's fame
and popularity are still on the up
beat. His recent recording of
Jersey Bounce" has taken the
country by storm.
HIS NEW SOLOISTS
Featured with Goodman during
his engagement at the Fox are
Peggy Lee and Dick Haynes,
soloists; the Benny Goodman Sex
ter; Harry Reso, Prime Minister
of Eccentricity" direct from the
Radio City Music Hall and the
Ambassadorettes, sensational aero
dancers.
On the Fox screen for the Good
man show will be 1T Happened inI
Flatbush," exciting baseball storyl
of the Brooklyn Buns, starringI
Lloyd Nolan and Carole Landis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
LOuella Parsons
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP

they forget where the script end
and the horseplay begins.
4 Something has certainly hap
'Ipened to Ginger Rogers. She uSe'
to be considered stand offiSh" ant
a bit on the serious side. Ginger
has a series Of placards which Sh'
hangs on the door of her set dress
ing room reading Quiet please
Miss Rogers is aSleep-or think
Iing'-or Just a-sittin."
Then Ginger proceeds to turn or
her radio full blast and do a Utter
bug routine. The assistant director
has a little gag too. When he
wants to summon either Ginger OF
Cary Grant on the set he gives
three toots on a sweet potato.
Graceful Rita Haywortn is the
choice for Marilyn Miller, and per.
|sonally / am inclined TO agree she
is the best idea yet. It's been a
great problem to find an actress
who could dance. sing and who
had the fragile loveliness of blond
Marilyn.
Rita, il seems, is a toe dancer
and dances with the same sort OF
grace and litheSomeneSs that
characterized Marilyn in the days
when she was the toast of the
Zeigfeld musicals.
A LINE OR TWO
Ida Lupino, who was so sad
'dened by the death of her father,
Stanley Lupino. famous British
comedian. writes me an interest
ing letter. Ida says: 1T is so
strange that for Is months my
dear father begged me to do a
play called The Light of Heart.
1t was his great wish. The day
he was put TO rest you announced
it in your column and l feel he is
happy about it,"
Gloria Jean, Universal's pet and
pride, il has just been revealed, is
really IS years old instead Of -,
as advertised. The truth came out
when il was planned to put Gloria
in a little number called Hep 10
Love" The only thing that will
keep Brenda Marshall from going
to New York. where her bride
groom is stationed, TO celebrate
their first wedding anniversary is
If Bill is sent elsewhere, which, Of
course, may happen.
Humphrey and Mayo Bogart
spend every Sunday on their boat
and last Sunday Bogey acted as
the crew TO help Dick Powell win
a race. The Bogart marriage has
worked out exceptionally well.
principally, ! think, because they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22

happened. and there's a full
fledged dispute over whether
Doctor Hale made the remark
that's credited TO him.
II should be easy enough, YOU
say. 20 60 ask Doctor Hale. That
is exactly what happened. Only
Doctor Hale said he didn't know
whether he said il or not. He
was speaking eXtemporaneously.
he explained, and couldn't re-
member for sure.
Meantime some people think
ne did. and some think he didn't,
and Just 20 get IL settled. they're
TRYING To find q stencgraphic
transcript Of the ypeech. Not
that II matters very much, now.
Personally. I don't see what
his statement has to do with
winning the war. III we were
, short OF food, then / could see
his point. But we're not.
It's interesting TO look back
at some of Doctor Hale's other
remarks, though. Once he made
n similar remark about Eng
Iand-said that England couldn't
win the war because she had
waited too long before getting
ready To fight, and had de-
pended too contentediy on her
navy.
Here's n point that some OF
the arguers have missed. Doctor
Hale said that England couldn't
win, but did not say that Eng
land would lose.
Regardless of whether he did
or didn't make the remark about
Japs and their appetites. he Is
not saying that were going to
ret licked. He thinks. as things
tack up now. that the war is
~oing TO end in n tie, with no
)ody winning.
Come TO think Of it, who won
re last world war: Or didn't
aybody win IL? Maybe Doctor
ele isn't saying such . startling
ling after NIL.
NOTES AROUND TOWN:
Dick Osgood took most Of his
Radio School House show out TO
East lava. Sanitarium yester-
day for a repeat performance at
the annual East Lawn reunion.
Other members Of the WXYZ
staff helped.
Did you know that Detroit
used TO have whipping post?
Neither did 1, until the other
day when noticed n bronze
tablet in the doorway OF n build
ing Mt Woodward and Jefferson
avenues. The city had only ono
such post, and kept Il only
dozen years, to drive out petty
thieves and vagabonds. between
1918 and 1880, the tablet says.
The Detroit girls who are
joining the WAC wound up in
FBI headquarters in Chicago
when they went over for exami-
nations. One OF them took a
camera along and was snapshot
ting tho Federal Building. Police
said il was forbidden so that's
why the girls were taken 10 the
FBI offices.
For sheer exuberance, I'll
take the colored youth who did
n hand flip I'm the middle Of
Larned street not over n block
from Woodward Friday. He and
a friend were crossing the
street. and he just stopped in
the middle and did the somer-
sault. Then they went their way,
~ AupuEu ~ Nos pffiNIhg nct
NAL 10 do acrobatics I'm the mid
die Of n downtown street I'm the
middle of the afternoon.
Birdie TebbcttS. on that war
bond program al the Sears
Woodward store with Mrs. JEFF
fries and Giles Kavanagh, was
so shy that he wouldn't 60 over
TO the microphone until il was
time 10 90 on the air. He sat
alone in "A corner near the door
until the mayors wife. Jack
White and others went over TO
keep him company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
Film Star Gives
Sister Novel Gift

WHAT A graduation gift Vir.
GINA O'Brien is giving her younger
sister. Mary!
Although Mary has received
several offers for screen roles on
her graduation from high school,
she is turning them all down to
take advantage of her sisters
present. 1t is a free trip to New
York. and a course at the Ameri-
can Academy of Dramatic Art.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
Kibbee in New
Shelton Picture

FOR TIE first time in 10 years
Guy Kibbec is missing a long
standing early season trout fishing
date with an angling pal ir
Oregon,
Reason Is a strong character
role assigned 10 him at M-G-M.
Klbbee viii play Judge Lee,
somewhat bibulOus lawyer in
"Whistling in Dixie" with Red
Shelton again in his role OF Wslly
Benton. and Ann Rutherford as
Carol this photoplay carries OF
Tho screwbaIl adventures of q
radio detective which had their
stat IA "WhiStling IN the Dark =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22

HdNC SdlA llid I
he United
States could
net lick the
JapS because
the Japs can
get along on
less food.
Very little
taking is done
in newspaper
reporting. es-
ny in
Detroit, blu {
so etimes
there's a diff
4 G re n c e or
opinion as TO
inst VIII at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
True TO Name

PENNY "BLONDIE" SINGLE
TON, star of Blondes Blessed
Event" has healthy financial re-
spect for her first name. She saves
pennies and forgets how many pig
banks she has stuffed with the
ruins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

\ THERE Is a lot Of behind
the-scenes blzzng going on right
now regarding that remark
which supposedly was made by
DIR. William Jay Hale at the
bankers convention.
Doctor Hale is supposed 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22

Come TO think Of II, who won
re last world war: Or didn't
aybody win IL? Maybe Doctor
'ele isn't saying such . startling
ling after NIL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22

Did you know that Detroit
used TO have n whipping post?
Neither did /, until the other
day when noticed n bronze
tablet in the doorway Of build
Eng Mt Woodward and Jefferson
avenues. The city had only ono
such post, and kept II only a
dozen years, to drive out petty
thieves and vagabonds. between
1918 and 1889, the tablet says.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22

NOTES AROUND TOWN:
Dick Osgood took most Of his
Radio School House show out TO
East Lava Sanitarium yester-
day for a repeat performance at
the annual East Lawn reunion.
Other members Of the WXYZ
staff helped.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22

The Detroit girls who are
joining the WAC wound up in
FBI headquarters in Chicago
when they went over for exami-
nations. One OF them took a
camera along and was snapshot
ting tho Federal Building. Police
said il was forbidden 50 that's
why the girls were taken TO the
FBI offices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22

Birdie Tebbctts. on that war
bond program at the Sears
Woodward store with Mrs. JEFF
fries and Giles Kavanagh, was
SO shy that he wouldn't 60 over
o the microphone until il was
time 10 90 on the air. He sat
alone in a corner near the door
until the mayors wife. Jack
White and others went over to
keep him company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
LEG Sss1 Psiss' MAY
BE DANGER SIGN

10 bsckachs and leg pains are making Won
miserable. don't Just complain and do nothing
about them. Nature may be warning you that
your kidneys need attention.
The kidneys are Natures chief way Of taking
eIcess acids and poisonous waste out OF the
blood. They help most people pas about 3
pints day.
II the IS miles Of kidney tubs and filters
cont work well, poisonous waste matter stays
% the blood These poisons may start nagging
backsches, rheumatic pains. leg pains, loes Of
pep and energy, getting up nights, swelling,
pufiness under the eyes, headaches and disEi-
mes. Frequent or scanty passages with smart
ing and burning sometimes shows there il some
thing wrong with your kidneys or bladder
Don't vaiti Ask your druggist for Dosns
pilk. used successfully by millions for over 40
yesr.. They give happy reis~f end viii help
tbs IS miles 81 kidney tubes fush out poison
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
Sale! Popular Aruin Heater
AY-
II !

Ordinarily you'd pay 1895 for this
famous Arvin heater :. just look
at the dollars Sans saves you! Com
plete with switch, hose and all fit
tings, this remarkably efficient heat
er has many features usually found
in much more expensive heaters.
Outstanding in quality and per-
Torrance =. easily installed in all
cars. 1t will be impossible to dupli-
cate this buy in the future at SANS
sensational low price! Buy now!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
Brewers Draft
Can Drive Plans

Whether brewers and bottlers in
Michigan will be permitted TO PICK
I'D tin cans in cooperation with
the Michigan Salvage Committee
depends on a program which they
will submit 10 Kenneth NJ. Burns,
chairman of the state committee,
next week.
Brewers and bottlers met with
Burns yesterday TO discuss the
proposal that they cooperate IN
the state drive, in return for which
they would be permitted 10 select
the No. 10 or gallon cans for
themselves 10 meet their need for
caps.
The result of the discussion was
the appointment Of a committee
of six TO draft the program which
will be turned over 10 the state
salvage committee next week.
MUST OBTAIN LICENSE
An order signed Saturday by
the War Production Board pernats
brewers and bottlers 10 pick up the
No. 10 cans for their own use. The
restriction is that before picking
up these cans, they must obtain
a license from the WPB.
To get the large cans, however,
they must also pick up the smaller
ones and turn them over 10 the
salvage committee.
They are further restricted in
Michigan 10 smaller towns and
cities which do not have tin can
pickups and in which they must
act as transportation facilities for
the salvage drive.
This restriction would prohibit
them from pickups in Detroit. The
committee, however, will outline
plans whereby they may cooper
ate with the state committee even
on this. "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
IVA at Rally
To Hear Details
OF Scrap Drive
BY r. JEROME PETIT
Defense Editor, Detroit Times

One of the most important
'asks-if not THE biggest inn
mediate job facing patriotic
Americans today-is the collec-
ton of scrap metals to keep our
giant steel mills in operation.
Detroit boys and girls will be
given an opportunity to roll UP
their sleeves and take an active
part in this collection campaign
when the Junior Victory Army
holds its second big rally at 10
"a. m. this Saturday, in front OF
the Casino on Belle Isle.
At that time. they will have
explained TO them just what they
can do as individuals-as we'll as
members of the JVA-to bring
together into one massive scrap
pile the many tons of useless or
unused metal nov scattered
throughout the city.
CHART SPECIAL DRIVE
The Junior Victory Army scrap
collection program will be one
especially drawn up by the Sal
wage Committee of the Wayne
County Council OF Defense. the
organization in charge of the en-
tire scrap collection program in
this area.
A representative of this COM
mittee will attend Saturday MORN
ing's meeting on Belle Isle TO ex-
plain how all Detroit boys and
girls between the ages of 10 and
18-whether or not they are IVA
members--can take part in this
all-important and urgent drive.
Saturdays program also viii in
clude the second in the series Of
physical fitness lessons offered
Junior Victory Army members and
other boys and girls by the De-
partment of Parks and Recrea-
ton. the organization in general
charge Of tho meeting.
All those attending are urged
10 bring with them broomstick
or similar wooden stick about 40
inches long, 10 be used in the
Butts Manual. the army rifle drill
which forms part OF the physical
exercises.
CANVASS NEIGHBORHOODs
Meanwhile. between now and
Saturdays meeting, all IVA mem
bers are urged TO canvass their
neighborhoods to line UP scrap
for the concerted drive 10 be held
all next week.
Any old iron. steel. copper,
brass. tin, zinc or aluminium that
rs not in use or is useless should
be turned in during this cam
paign. Old rubber should also be
collected.
Such scrap can be found in the
home, in a neighbor's home, IN the
garage, in vacant lots. Many
suggestions concerning possible To-
cations of such scrap will be an
nounced at Saturdays meeting
so that next weeks search viii
be treasure hunt indeed
treasure for Uncle Sans mills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
Great Sale Of Mems Wool
Sleeveless Sweaters
Specially Priced!
| "a
~ -

They're 1000 wool! Grand
sweaters for business, sports
and leisure wear. Sweaters you
couldn't match anywhere in
town for Sans spectacular low
price. Handsome V-neck styles
in fancy 1000 wool knits; big
selection of glowing autumn
tones and darker colors. Buy
three or four-you'll never re-
greet it! Small, medium, large
sizes. Basement-Botb Stores
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
Famous Endicott-J johnson
Work Shoes and Oxfords

War workers, look here for Detroit's best work
shoe value! FL" won fame for this easy
comfort :. rugged wear! Look at the con-
struction features: Two full leather or grocord
soles; rubber heels; double stitched Goodyear
welt; thick grain leather insole; solid leather
counter pocket; grain leather half gusset tongue;
neatly finished bound top. Sizes to II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
Back Sale
SchaaI Se.ias Na On IN IN IN m

School Series No. 2O-3O- fO-5O-oG
Approved by the Board of Education. ~
All full count tablets Get your chill ~
dren's school needs, now! ~