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La gaceta., 1942-03-23
L~aleccion de Espa6a, en- Ell momento actual
Topicos sobre ell ataque a Cataluna y la
derrota ~italiana de Guadalajara

tiuska5"--el avi6n chalto de ca
"a que tarI.o da a Hitler que
pensar ahora.
Los primeroS pasos de la que
RIA r~elampago los encuentra
Smith en- un libro de 1888 sobre
el General Franco y SUI ofensi-
wa victoriosa en- el frente de A
ulag6n, ell principle del fin en-
Espafia. EN- esta ofensiva los
rebeldes, (~fascistas) emplearOn
su superioridad en- fusrzas ae-
reas y medios motorizados y me
canizados con gran halbilidad.
Varias wees eligieron les pun
tos debiles de las lineas laales,
penetran6o a traves die elIos a.
poyados pOr terrIficos bOmbar-
deos de aviaoi6n y artilleria y
CON rapidos movimientos dc
f.anco que obligaron a las fuer-
zas del Gobiermo a retirarse a pc
siciones mas facilmente defen-
dibIas." Ali tenemos un compile
to ensayo de la guerra relampa-
90 cast dos amos antics de La inau
guraci6n spectacular iniciada
contra Polonia en- Septiembre
de 1889.
HITLER ensay6 sus tanques
los awiones de la escuadra Com
dor en- Espaha. Dice Eithelbert
SMITH"
lEl estudio de SMITH sobre i;
guerra de Espana els justo. All
sObre ell pueblo espanol indsfel
so ensay6 Hitler y Mu:solini 81
; nueva tactica totalitarias de de.
, trucci6n, Mientras ESQ ocurri
La gaceta., 1942-03-23
Haioianio &c las peraonas po-

Htio.an6o de las personas po-
co afloionadas a Ia pima, dice
que ESQ es evidente indicio de
que su etSt6mago mo necesita svs
virbuIes, y anade que no debe
hacerse costumbre Gle Su usO,
prHes es rsligroso dejar que las
gBandulas que segresan ell jugo
gas,rico sc atrofien en- fuerza
Gle lngerir constantemenlte ell jul
go de ia nina para ejercer v re-
lgular sus fumciones...
Termina recomendamdo a las
'perSones de laboriosa digestion
ell uSo de la pima, garantizando
'por dos anos-lo mismo que los
relojeros-, la buena marcha
del est6mago.
Y daspueS de eSto... cuando ed
est6mago no lie funcione hien
c~Onsulte a su medico.
La gaceta., 1942-03-23

En- los T6pjcos del New York
Times, Ethelberg Smith afirma
gule La guerra actual encontr6
desprevenidas a las democrat
LAS de Europa y especialmente
a este pals EfectiNaImente, los
pobiernos de las democracias,
1~rincipalmente eel de Francia,
10 estalban preparados para la
ruerra. Ell proceso de Riom 10
sta probando p~lenamente. Las
ecrias pacifistas imperaban en-
cdos dos paises Y Ia propagan-
la de Hitler iba dirijida a TO-
lentalr csc pacifismo, mientras
INTO Alemania, Italia y ell ia
ON se armaban y disciplinaban
us pueblos.
Smith hace justicia, en- parte,
F.. la RepGblica espahOla. Yea
nos 10 que dice:
"Las ~naciones que han dis
pueSto de mejores epercitos en-
la lucha ham disfrutado de ensa-
yos b&licos a parttir de 1886. Ha
sido la guerra civil de Espana
ell ensayo venta6oso de los de
Eje. Durante Ia guerra ell pue'
b0o decfa que aquello era UNI en-
sayo. Pero se referfa a un enSa
20 solamenbe en- el sentido ideo
l6gico. En- Espana sc di6 la vi
sion dd chOque entire idealeS hu
manos y sistemas sociaRes GU
puedan llegar a ser mundSales
Pero dlvidamos, fue un Werds
dero Y real ensayo. FL nuevo an
tie miIitar naci6 en- Espadla. AL
HITLER y Goering ensayaron SD
avlones de bombardeo y sus ta'
ques; ALI StaQin prOb6 sus "Ka
La gaceta., 1942-03-23
I'm Laxante Adaptable es Popular

seco, seguido de aqua, o hecho CO.
mo un te. En- c~ualquier forma, es
siempre facil de tomar, y listed re-
gula la fuerza que mas convene a
sus n~ecesidades.
Y en- cualquier forma, listed obtie-
ne ell beneficio de una hierba "toni-
ca-laxante" en- BLACK-DRAUGHT
qle ayuda a dar tonO a Jos Ociosos
mascuLOs intestinales.
La gaceta., 1942-03-23

Los laxantes, como las personals,
son completmente differences. Algu-
nos son rapidos, otros fuertes, otros
suaves. Los mas populares entire
ellos deben tener algunas de estas
cualidades v ser adaptables a las ne
cesidades individuales.
Ell adaptable BLACK-DRAUGHT
ha sido popular con cuatro genera
clones de americanos. Este ~especioso,
aromatieo polyo puede tomarse en-
La gaceta., 1942-03-23
UNA ESPIA
DE 18 AMOS

New York, MARIO 23.-Dlcy
Coehmeler de 10 amos, fue con-
6enada aqui a cinco amos de prl-
sion, por Ell juez federal GOdd-
ard, como antora de varios de-
litos de espionaje. Sc lie impuso
tan ligera sentencia pOrque CON
sus revelaciones ayudb al go
bierno. Recomenb la pena, Ell
fiscal federal Matias F. Co
rrea.
Miss Boehmeler era secreta-
ria de un jefe de espias, Kurt
Frederick Ludwig.
La gaceta., 1942-03-23
SIR STAFFORD CRIPPS EN-
GAMING DE NUEVA DELI

uundres, mario 29.-Arrib
aver a la India y sc halla hoy e
camino de Nueva Delhi, eli eli
viado especial britannica ST.
Stafford Cripps, ministro en- e.
pobierno de Winston Churhill y
ilder del gobinete en- La camara
de los comuneS.
Sir Stafford Sc propone abor-
dar, en- primer lugar, los profile
mas mas dificiles. Este ha pro-
ducldo buena impression entire
los lideres hindds y mahometa-
no.
Ell lider de los ~mahometanos
Mohalmed Ali Jinnah, hablari
con ell enviado despues del dds
25 de mario. ReprSentara a L
Dlga Mahometac1a, con SU,VV''
900 de miembrOs.
Los lfderes hindls diScuten
va sus problemals para preen
tarlos a Sir Stafford, tan lueg'
sean llamados por este. Sc en-
cuentran en- Nueva Delhi, AIDE
mas del lider Nahru, Maulan'
Abul Kalan Azad, Narayan Ma
liar JOSH y Sirdar SAINT Singh
Recibira al famoso negociaos
que en- Russia Obtuviera UNI conn
pleto exito, ell virrey Lord Lintf
gov.
La gaceta., 1942-03-23
HOY Sc EFECTUARA Ell
BNTIERRO DEL CORONEL
BOUSHALL

EN- horas de la tarde de hoy
sc afectuara ell entierro del CO.
ronel John H. BouShall. antique
vecino de Tampa, que perdiera
la vida en- un accidente automo-
vilista ocurrido en- Selma, Ala
hanna.
Antics de que ell cadaver reciL
ba sepultura en- ell cementerio
MYRTLE Hill, sc ~efectuara una
ceremonial religiosa en- la Pri-
mera Ig1esia Presbiteriana.
Era vicepresidente del Pri.
mer Banco Nacional.
La gaceta., 1942-03-23
A CUBA
AVIONES INGUESES

Habana, mario 23.-Aviones
ingleses Megarom a CuibaI para
unirse a la aviaci6n americana
de licada a la GAIA de los siubma-
rinos. Los aeroplanos volaron|
score la capital e hicieron un
saludo. sfMdo aplaudtdos por
el pueblo.
La gaceta., 1942-03-23
DATE?
DON'T neglect your Breath

II you've got . date with the girl friend, on
a business appointment, play smart and take
the prope precaution 70 see that your breath
DOESN'T offend Unnecessarily. After all, moth.
ing h 80 inexeusabla and 30 offensive as
neglecaod case Of halitosia Chad breath). BE.
fore your next date or business appointment,
rinse the mouth with Listerine Antiseptic.
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
aweeier, pure. less likely TO offend. Most
cases OF halitoaia, say some authorities, are
due 70 the fermentation of tiny food particles
IN the mouth, although some cases may be-
due 10 syutemic disorders. Against the for
mer condition, Listerine Antiseptie works
wonders because II first halts the fermensA-
ton and then overcome the doors Il causaa.
Donft forget 10 use u. tie the hnt aid Of
Thousands of popular and successful people
LlSTERINE ANTISEPTIC
STS Mshs YSgg BrsSth gRsSsse
La gaceta., 1942-03-23
ce qce &c vez en- cuando lie 6e I'm
mcraieGc a "a pima.

mcn@irno a "a pima.
FL jago I've pima es 51ano &c
santo, Arjbuya q las propieda-
dlas "espacifl-anente cpraitivaa
Gle la pima" a la bromechina que
y GJ2e que esa subs
e5 9Lp:riOr-no hay que
a brohamina-a la acre
ditada peptona.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
home Defense Nofes:
Police. Sheriff'S Staff
Train to Fight Bombs
By KEN HALL

City OF Detroit and down river
communities will attend the for
NAL opening.
The club will serve thousands OF
young men in the armed forces at
the Crosse lie naval base. Wayne
airport, and Willow Run ferrying
command. which have no recrea-
ton facilities.
Renovation OF the mansion idle
for nearly a decade. will be CON-
pleted in time for the formal
opening.
A call for truck owners 10 as
sist DPW trucks in picking up
the scrap iron, metal, etc, in the
Buy a Tank" drive of Saturday,
September rs, has been broadcast
by Chairman Edwin J. Anderson
of the Wayne County Salvage
Committee.
Any one who has truck TO offer
should call Randolph 1882. They
later will be advised how their
equipment can be most helpful
and where II will be routed. The
Wayne County Road Commission
has come forward in answer TO
the call 10 volunteer its trucks.
Starting today speakers under
direction of the OCD and Wayne
County speakers bureaus, will
give four minutes talks in each OF
the downtown theaters nightly
through December 10 aid in bond
and stamp sales,
This was decided at a meeting
of the speakers group on request
of the theater arrangements.
According 10 DR.. Preston NJ.
Scott. head of the bureau, there
will be available some 100 speak
ers. Some of them will double up
in the outlying districts which al
ready have been sponsoring these
talks for some time. Doctor Pres
ton and Hugh j. Sheean, head OF
the speakers division of the OCD.
urged the speakers to adopt the
plan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
Home Defense Notes:

One hundred Detroit and Wayne
County police and sheriff's office
attaches today started a two
days course Of training to become
bomb reconnaissance agents UNI
der direction of officers OF the
ordnance department Of the army.
IL is the first school of its kind
in the sixth defense area.
There are to be four sessions,
two today from 8 to II a. m. and
/ to 4 p. IN. at police headquar-
tiers. Saturdays schedule will be
the same.
At these sessions the agents will
be taught TO determine bomb flight
and penetration characteristics,
descriptions OF bombs and fuses,
identification of German and Jap
anese bombs, effects of exploding
and unexploded bombs. evacuation
ana protective measures and how
TO report bomb hits and location
of unexploded bombs. Motion pic
lures are used to illustrate the
study.
According TO instructions from
the ordnance department, Detroit
should have at least one recon-
naissance agent for each 10000
population and the county one for
each 5000. Candidates must be
substantial. intelligent citizens with
the qualities of GOODNESS, prompt
ness. accuracy and good judment.
Schools will be set up throughout
the city for their training under
direction of the officers now being
trained for the work.
Friday. September IS. has been
set for the formal opening of the
new Crosse lie USO club, which
is located in the r. K. Olds 20
room mansion. built at a cost Of
approximately 100000, and has
been loaned to the metropolitan
Detroit USO by the state land
board for the duration.
Ranking dignitaries OF the navy.
army. air force. marines, state,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11

Subject TO re ssIss Tar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11

Plus 1919 Federal Tar
Mink-blended Southern Back
Muskrat
Natural Silver Texas Top
Muskrat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11

Plus 1915 Federal Tar
Natural Silver Muskrat
(sketched)
Silvertone-dyed Muskrat
Seal-dyed Coney with Natural
Gray Persian Lamb Collar and
Pocket Trim.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-03-19
Another Good Year

1t might be noted here that the
Arkansas SHIPPER is apparently head
ed for another big year.
''I'm feeling physically better than
have felt in long time" Bill
said. "I'd like to catch another hun
dred games again and I'd like to
get back in the 300 class"
1t might be remembered that
Dickey broke all major league rec
Ords last season by catching 100 or
more games for the 18th time. He
came to the Yankees around 1928
and the tall Arkansas entry has been
a mighty factor in the Yankee
march ever since.
Always a great hitter in the
clutches, Dickey's main success has
been in the matter of handling young
pitchers-or any brand of pitching.
You never see him excited or up
set, no matter what the crucial spot.
In the midst of wild and turbulent
innings Dickey remains cooler than
the heart of an iceberg.
His knowledge of rival batters is
astonishing. He can tell you the
weakness and strength of every hit
ter in his league.
His pitchers can take his judg-
ment in full confidence. He has a.
soothing influence on the young en-
try, vital factor in the way of con-
troll.
''There is much more to pitching
than strong arm, much more than
speed and curve ball." he tells
you. ga big part of pitching is put
ting the ball where you want it. I've
seen more than a few smart pitch
ers, with little left in the old arm,
tie up batters by fine control, pitch
ing to the right spots"
Bill figures the easiest job he has
is handling Red Rufing.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-03-19

Both Are Helped
It is one of the beautiful COM
pensations of life that no man can
sincerely try to help another with
out helping himself.-Bailey.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-03-19
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Living for a Name
I do not like the man who
squanders life for fame; give me
the man who living makes a
name.-Martial.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-03-19

Test of Manners
The test of good manners is be-
ing able to put up pleasantly with
bad ones.-Anon.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-03-19
Ask NE -
ANOTHER I
A General Quiz
&. g. g. g. O. @. @. @. g. @. @. @. G
The Questions

The Questions
/. Who was Nimrod?
2. Twenty-four sheets of paper
is called what-a ream, quire or
quatrain?
8. What is the brightest star in
the heavens?
4. How many islands make up
the Fiji group?
S. Which of the following is
measured by the mil: Precious
stones, wire or drugs?
6. From what is camphor OBJ
tanned?
7. Who fought the battle of
Flodden Field?
8. How many words a day do
court stenographers record?
The ANSWERS
1. Nimrod, the son of Cush, was
a mighty hunter and ruler Gen.
1913, 1O).
2. A quire.
3. Sirius.
4. Two hundred and fifty.
5. Wire (used in measuring the
diameter).
6. From a tree.
z. Scots and English.
8. Frequently court stenogra-
pliers have recorded as many as
$4,000 words day, which is more
than most office stenographers
take down in a month.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-03-19
- ~ 81
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D/A@MzAwA

THE eyes of a smart catcher
L should be able to study batting
form at closest range. This being
true, Bill Dickey's slant on Ted
Williams is worth noting.
Dickey was working in Hollywood
on the Lou Gehrig picture when the
argument was started about great
hitterS.
"In my opinion" Bill said, "Ted
Williams last season was the great
est single-year hitter 1 ever saw, and
I've been around quite while. I've
also seen lot of good ones, or bet
ter than good.
"But Williams in 1941 was super
good. l worked on him with our
pitchers in something like % games
and l know what a tough job it was
to get him out or keep him off the
bases. He was always hundred
per cent poison"
What Makes Great Hitters:
what were the main factors in
the Williams swing?" 1 asked the
Yankee catcher.
"There were a flock of main fac
tors" Dickey answered. "In the
first place, you just can't get Ted to
hit at bad ball-even one only an
inch or two wide. He must have
eyes like hawk. You've got to get
it over or he'll wait and walk. Time
and again I've seen him let balls
slip by that couldn't have missed
the plate by more than an inch.
Elm the second place, Williams has
a great pair of hands, wrists and
forearms. Weighing only ITO or
maybe ITS pounds, he has almost
as much power as the Babe and Lou
used to have. His timing is per-
feet. He seems to wait until the ball
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-03-19
Short Cruise on a u. S. Sub

Let's for bit of Uncle Sans submarines and
hat it's like these little vessels that pack such big
,oao Watching the mappy efficiency the makes land
lubber be scared his first darcy Jones' locker
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-03-19


When you get them out of official
earshot, exiled members of the old
French cabinet now in Washington.
are very suspicious of what the
Vichy government is doing in Mar
Unique and Guadeloupe.
Guadeloupe is a less publicized
French island near Martinique, and
certain coded messages have been
intercepted indicating pro-German
activities on both islands. Suspi-
cion is strong that Guadeloupe is be-
ing used as submarine refuelling
base for Nazi submarines operating
IN the Caribbean.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-03-19

is almost il your mitt before he
swings. I've never seen a hitter
who could wait longer before taking
his cut. Few can do this. Every
one is a little too anxious at the
bat and quick hitting or swinging
is a general fault. But not with
Ted Williams.
No Weak Spots
"Another thing about Williams"
Dickey continued, 'is that he has
no weak spots. We've tried every
thing against him-keeping them
bookkeeping them up-fast balls
and slow balls-curves and every
thing else. But his bat seems to
be in the road, no matter what he
is served.
Remember, Ted is still a kid
around %, as l recall it, There isn't
any telling how many records he
might have broken if there had been
no war.
Joe DiMaggio is another great
hitter who knows how to wait on a
pitch. Joe also keeps a pitcher at
work. He hits at few bad balls and
you never see him rushing any
swing. I've heard that good timing
was simply taking your time, and
that seems to fit both Williams and
DiMaggio."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-16
LOuella Parsons
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP

HOLLYWOOD, June 16.-The
king and queen OF England are
so Interested in Noel Coward's
new film. "In Which We Serve"
they visited his set in London the
other day, the first time they had
ever been in a motion picture
studio. The huge battleship scene
was responsible for their visit.
AS soon as he finishes the pic
ture Noel will bring IL TO New
York for Alex Korda, who is re-
leasing il in this country, TO see.
Alex told me the story is the birth,
life and death of a great destroyer
and the title, In Which We
Serve" is taken from the naval
prayer. God Save the King and
the Navy in Which We Serve" It
stars Noel, who wrote and di-
|rected il.
The Kordas will go to London
las soon as il is possible, some
time in the next few months, so
Alex can accept the knighthood
bestowed on him by King George
last Friday.
POPULAR FILM
Guess the last laugh is on the
critics, for Arnold Pressburger's
Shanghai Gesture" PANIED to
fair-thee-well. has already crossed
81, 250,00 and still has $500 more
contracts TO play. With that rec
ord, no wonder he was able to
borrow a bankroll TO make three
pictures for United Artists. the
least of which will be budgeted at
lS75O,0O0. The first of these is the
story he purchased from Frank
tCapra, Tomorrow Never Comes"
starting August l.
The second picture. Days OF
antwerp" is by Ashel-By, author
of the celebrated "Pepe lie Moko."
or "Algiers," as it is better known
in America. In January he will
bring Medal of Honor" before the
cameras. a story which the enter
prising Pressburger describes as a
cavaicade of American heroisnl.
Even the blacklist cloud can
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-16
Film Time Clock

ADAMs-"My Gal SAL" II a. m. lisa,
'@ ana 1,; Sx s,ts $500 S;S; ss. m :, =.
Year" 17:14, 3:ie, 7:24. 1859 .. m.
Confirm or Deny" IL a. m, ass. $40.
rIsHER-"woman of the Year" 1910.
It 400: 7,2t 1919 s; o Pa m; Confirm or
Fox-"ssbot.ur. i2:s2 asa, 7l2,
1892 p. m; Butch Minds the Baby"
l1i:ll a. m, 2:31. $751;, eli p. m.
MADIsON-"Northwe Passage" 12:51.
SO. e:01 p. m: The New Moon" IL
IA. m, 3:o5, 7:Io. 1915 p. m.
MICHIGAN-"TheG Great Mans Lady"
40 q. m. 1890. sos, b:i2. Sis. iO:54
P. m; Artie Shaw. 1888 a. m, Ali. 4:t7.
PxLMs-sTATE-"T Gold Rush" II
a. m. ! 30. 4. $50, .. 1890 2. m The
Falcon Takes over" i2:7s, 2;55. 5:75,
7:55, 10:25 p. m.
RIVIERA woman Of the Year" 1890.
ASS. .,7;2o,- 1898 p. m; CONFIRM OF
R-K-O UPTOWN-"WOman 81 the Year. .
z:35. s,3s; 1910 p: m; CONFIRM Of
Deny," rs. 500. s;a p. m.
ROYAL-"womsn OF the Year" 100
1898 p. m; Confirm or Deny" $40,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-16
Cabaret Entertainment
Bills Feature NeW Acts
BY WALTER STEVENSON

FAREWELL WEEK at Saks
Show Bar features the song-sing-
ing of Irish tenor frankie Con-
nors, who again offers old and new
favorites in addition to a request
sequence which patrons demand.
Moro and Chita also remain.
performing colorful and unusual
Spanish dances which comprise
classical fiesta steps and the wild
gypsy flamenco. Moro has been
a concert dancer for many years
and Chita makes UP in verve and
grace what she lacks IN expert
ence.
Clever Harvey Stone. whose
comedy material is tops. intro
duces these performers and the
Muriel Kretlow Dancers who APP
pear in lively production dances.
Pete Viera and his orchestra
contribute music for shows and
dancing.
SAN DIEGO.-Capacity nightly
audiences establishing new attend
ance records is the accomplish
ment of piano king Fats Waller
in his first week here. AS a
result of this harmonious note,
Waller continues for a second
week.
A top entertaining artist. Wal
ler's success is due chiefly TO a
pleasing personality and a knack
of song craftsmanship both OF
which dovetail with his unusual
style of playing the piano.
Almost continuous entertain
ment prevails from the time Wal
Ter and his band takes the floor
until closing hour.
Swing singer Myra Johnson IS
vocalist with the band, and she
sings a few Of Walters own COM
positions. songs which became pop
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-16

sometimes have its lining Of
silver. When director Aubrey
lScotto's name was first linked
with the sensational Marion Talley
divorce. which brought on marital
griefs aplenty of his own, he went
TO Alaska to try TO forget. Those
close TO Scotto say he figured his
Hollywood career was just about
washed up. But he figured with
out fate stepping in.
In Alaska, Scotto became inter-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-16

Got a Feelin' I'm F'allin'.' Amt
Misbehaving," and IF 1t Amt
Love-"
BARBARY COAST. - Heavy
weight comedian Tiny German
moved into Billy Shaws place last
night 10 assume the master of
ceremonies role and provide COM
edy for the nightly floor shows.
In addition 10 German, the show
bill lists Mary Mack. character
dancer; Dave Young, singer; Wau-
nita Myrick, accordionist. who also
sings and dances, and the team OF
Leblanc and DuCharme., Partisan
dancers.
Val Vallaire'S orchestra offers
fine rhythm for dancing.
CASANOVA.-An Oriental lass,
Sen Lee. tops the new bill through
the quality of her exotic and char
acter dances, combining as they
do the flavor of Orient and Occi-
dent. Miss Lee does ritual dances
of the Far East, and combines the
hand movements with western bal
let for unusual effect.
A speciality number in which
they paint themselves in bronze
and resemble a brace Of animated
statues is one of the offerings of
adagio dancers Danielle and De-
Mise this week.
Personable Jerri Healy, sou
brette, and Joe Allen, acrobat,
help singing mistress of ceremon-
les Jessica Garwood conclude the
evenings entertainment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-16
No Fault

ANN MILLER, dancing star of
"Priorities of 1912" photographs
perfectly either as a brunette or
as a blonde. In her past three
films she has been both and is now
considering appearing as a red
head in her next production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-16
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now
AROUND TOWN:

AROUND TOWN:
\ Dick Frankensteen in a gray
Summer suit. leaving the Book
after Mayor Jeffries' meeting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-16
No Makeup

DOROTHY LAMOUR got her
makeup for Beyond the Blue
lrizon" outdoors. She got the
heavy tan which accompanies her
sarong by taking daily sun -dths
before the film started.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-16

on plans for
q community
war chest.
There a re
about 20 va
RE ties of
China Relief
funds already.
a n d nobody
X n o W s how
m a n y kinds
when you in
clude fun d s
or OF h C r
countries.
Hence the
war chest, to
combine them
-