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Evening star., 1942-01-10

Charles and Marian .csiioVsy. boz.
ssnsnIa Isan and ,sS 5sf{P ofsnas ssaoeGs Glfs s, M
Robert and Miriam Cole. boy.
James and Margaret Coleman, Iirl
sss.lns Easel sns snH ais 1.rIshz nlon s''
EIs% .rn nS and fs1Ii M1ssilSs EsucDel sysn' a
William and Louise Grimm. sirI.
Samuel ar and IIsT.. MAJ. H;nf1,d Hstf.s. nsn girl
Charles and sylvia Hellriesei ir. boy.
Allen and Dorothy Hsald, boy.
Cyril and Gathering HoeIbelt. boz:
James and Mary Kelly; girl; H.,
Alexander and Helen Knovlton. twins, boy
wafer ate and and virginia Lee. boy.
Allan and Clara LutZ. boy.
Harry and Fleta Lusby. boy.
Ss5sS an sad v5i. y,TSlnis Ns;S.1. HsSanln. IF slITl
VIII Wilbur rIE and Marie Marie Meier, girl
Milford and Helen Morton, boy.
Lloyd and Betty Mount. boy.
G7aisnne Gam ana ma ALICE Hssss Noss MiSes Soy o0'
Lee and Eleanor o,Neill. girl
Halle and Catherine sandlin. boy.
Jack and Janet Schoo, boy.
John and Anne Tankard, jr.. boy.
John and Lula Tracy, boy.
Joseph and Theresa Warrins' boy
Andrew and Marion Walker, jr., boy.
Richard and Georganna Winzler, girl.
Robert and Dorothy Walker, girl.
James and Mary Walsh, girl
Norman and Carrie Whitehead. jr.. boy.
Maurice and Beatrice Warsaw. girl.
Ernest and Catherine Butler jr., boy.
Felix and Mary Distrito. boy
William and Claudine Eccles. boy.
Kenneth and Eleanor Francis, girl.
Evening star., 1942-01-10
F. W. RhineIonder Dies:
Ex-RoiIroud Moqnote
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEWPORT, r. l., Jan. 10.-Fred-
eric william Rhinelander, 81. promi-
nent in New York and Newport
society and well known In the rail-
road business, died yesterday at his
home here.
His father formerly was head Of
the Metropolitan Museum Of Art IN
New York.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Constance Satterlee Rhinelander,
and q sister, Miss Alice Rhinelander.
Born In England, Mr.. Rhinelander
was graduated from Harvard In
1882 and entered the railroad busi-
ness in the Middle West. He was
a brother Of the late Bishop Philip
M. Rhinelander and the late Thomaa
Newbold Rhinelander.
Evening star., 1942-01-10
W. K. Norton, Manager
OF 6. N. Office Here, Dies

w. Kenneth Norton, IS, manager
Of General Motors Corps Defense
Material Relationships Offce here,
died yesterday in Cocoa Rockledge,
Fla. the Associated Press reported.
Mr.. Norton. whose local office was
in the Hill Building, lived at the
Dorchester House. He suffered an
appendicitis attack several weeks
ago. after having gone to Florida
to be with his wife at Christmas.
Formerly distribution manager of
General Motors overseas operations,
Mr.. Norton was native Of Omaha,
Nebr. He had travelled extensively
for General Motors. He had lived in
Washington for about a year and a
half and was in charge Of sales OF
all defense materials manufactured
by General Motors for the Govern
ment. He was a graduate Of Cor
nell University.
In addition to his widow. Mr..
Norton is survived by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Norton Of Omaha,
and one son, Ray, 16.
Evening star., 1942-01-10
Natures Children
Grape Fruit
Citrus grandis

1t is believed that grapefruit trees
were introduced into Florida by the
Spaniards in the early part Of the
18th century. Not until q quarter of
a century ago was their Importance
recognized by the Florida pioneers.
Since that time the acreage planted
has grown rapidly, and millions of
dollars annually are received by the
growers.
Several varieties have been devel-
oped. The smooth skinned Triumph,
introduced from Pernambuco. Brazil.
is one Of the most popular. 1t Is
medium heavy, smooth-skinned, not
bitter. heavy producer and a strong
grower. In California one Of the
best varieties is the Marsh Seedless
In the United States grapefruit
production for the 1912 marketing
season Is placed at 40,233, 900 boxes.
This means that production is about
6 per cent smaller than the 1901
crop. which was 1874 900 boxes. OF
the total grapefruit crop so per cent
will come from Florida. The quality
Of the grapefruit canned for 1923
will be as good as, or better than,
in 1901, since the prospects are
especially encouraging for the COM
ing crop. 1t is thought that the
1923 crop will be the largest on
record-that is. if normal weather
conditions prevail.
The total quantity Of grapefruit
placed in cans probably will increase
along with production and demand,
and since the food value is being
recognized 1t is likely that the de-
mand for the fresh fruit also viii
increase. This will use up the crop,
as 1t should. The Juice is canned, as
well as the ripe pulp, and the whole
raw fruit sent to the markets. With
the assurance that q bumper crop Is
promised for the next year We can
enjoy our grapefruit to our hearts
content.
Evening star., 1942-01-10

where his father. Edgar L. G. Proch-
mix, now is lecturer. Mr.. Prochnik,
ST., remained in this country after
Austria was taken over and put
under German control.
Other young men in the list who
are from Washington and vicinity
included Peter George Zouck Of
Glyndon, Md; Charles Attilio Di-
Giulian, 325 G street NE; James
Carlin Fulton. Sparrows Point, Md;
Jean Stewart Lebat, R. r. No. S,
Anacostia, D. c.; Walter Edward
Caul, 27l5 Dumbarton avenue NV.
Grant Alexander Phillippi. Rural
Retreat, Va; George McNemer
Schwartz. 1928 Talbert street Sc:
David Lee Staley, jr., Hagerstown,
Md, and Charles Haddon Thomp-
son, Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1942-01-10
Ex-Austrian ENJOYS Son
Becomes Navy Air Cadet

Edgar Stirling Prochnik, II. son Of
the former Austrian Minister. has
been appointed an aviation cadet
in the United States Naval Reserve
and has gone to the Naval Air Sta
ton at Jacksonville, Fla, for flight
training.
The Navy listed young Prochnik
with 1853 others who had been ap-
pointed aviation cadets. The young
man has spent all of his life In this
country except two months of baby
hood, and is an American citizen.
He attended Georgetown University,
Evening star., 1942-01-10

California, Arizona, Florida and the
West Indies and is a much more ac-
ceptable fruit than the Shaddock.
Grapefruit trees are very hand
some, large and round topped, with
regular branches. The foliage Is
dark glossy green. The white bios
SONS are large and borne in clusters
or singly In the axis of the leaves.
Here you will find the matured fruit
later on. It is q pale lemon-yellow
color, flattened spheroid or globose
In shape and from 4 to 6 inches in
diameter. It has II to IA segments
filled with slightly bitter pulp and
large f1attened seeds. The outer
skin may be wrinkled or smooth,
quite thick and supplied with many
oil glands.
Evening star., 1942-01-10
Doq Refugee Arrives

REDDING, Calf. Jan. 10 R.-
Danny Boy, an Irish Setter, has
arrived at Central Valley, an
evacuee from Hawaii. The dog
was sent home by Staff Sergt.
Jimmy Hubbard. Sergt Hubbard
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.
Hubbard of Central Valley.
Evening star., 1942-01-10
Bv Lillian Cor Athev

1t seems that the name grapefruit
was given to this citrus fruit by
growers in the West Indies for the
reason that the fruits are born. in
clusters of to IL. This was at first
known as the shaddock or pomelo.
which is distinct strain that is
grown in the West Indies, and the
first fruit of this type we sampled.
Today this large globose fruit with
its slightly bitter, acid flavor Is ex-
tensively used for breakfast, also for
salads and desserts. It is grown in
Evening star., 1942-01-10
Garn nf Thanka

appreciation our thanks for services rem.
dered, floral tributes and expressions OF
sympathy by the pastor and choir OF Nine.
and benevolent organizations, relatives
and friends during the illness and at the
passing OF our beloved husband father and
brother. THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1942-01-10
Harry K. Thow's Sister
Dies at 65 in Africa
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. l0.-The
Countess De Perginy, 65, the former
Mrs. Margaret Thaw Carnegie and
a sister Of Harry K. Thaw. died
yesterday at her farm In Naivasha,
Kenya Colony, British East Africa,
according to word received here.
She was married to George Lauder
Carnegie, nephew Of the late An
drew Carnegie, the steel magnate,
in 1893. Her husband died % years
later and she married Roger Count
de Perigny, the couple dividing
their time between Paris and the
African farm.
Evening star., 1942-01-10
Births Reported

Howard and Vera Abbaticchio. girl
Hubert and Kathryn Andrews. girl.
Philip and Yanthe Aaronson, boy.
Charles and Julia Bowie. girl
George and Anastasia Brown, boy.
Donald and Mary Buckineham. girl.
Evening star., 1942-01-10
Anurtltru

MENDELSON. HYMAN. In the loving
HYMAN MENDELSON, stone will be
unveiled Sunday. January IL. 1912, at
2:3O pm. in the Tifareth Israel Congre-
rational Cemetery. To-
Evening star., 1942-01-10

asynsll g; sn.llyood: a2. 2s2.,t 29922 l4th
Ha3ss1.n both sfst a5sh s5a &: .ns NV!
Charles 4. Adams. SO. Indian Head. Md.
~ st: n:e,i the Rev; J. T; Mslley.
and vivian " Westherhofts. %, 3036
Park pi. NV: the Rev. Joseph Z. Gedra.
Robert L. Dean, 23, 1905 9th st. NV. and
Judge Nathan Cayton.
willard W. ,Wrisht., 2I. 1881 Monroe :t..
st.; the Rev. c. ,. Phillips.
Evening star., 1942-01-10
BUSY EXECUTIVES

A .peeioI class for, and limited TO men
and women executives will Be conducted
BY the Dole Cornesie Institute Of E.
fectvs Speaking 8 Hamon kelotions.
BeEinnins Monday, January I2-S:30 q
Pm. at Hotel 240O, 2400 18th 81. NV
Fer mere Observation-Disclosures war.
0el1 lAzl.
Evening star., 1942-01-10

Slang In Argentina is expressed
with gestures of the hands.
Evening star., 1942-01-10
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. c. laU, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. iDait three full days and
Teceipe their license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

Big assortment Of styles in
smart combinations. All warm
materials, many with zip fronts.
FIRST FLOORS-SEARS } DETROIT
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Army EnroIIs
Maintenance
Men for Planes

The Air Service Command of
the United States Army Air Corps
VIII begin its second drive here
tomorrow TO obtain civilian main
tenance workers in 500 claSSifca-
tionS, The first campaign netted
5000 applicants.
The command is the air corps
maintenance division. stated by
civilians under civil service rules.
1t seeks mechanics, machinistS,
engineers, woodworkcrs, electrical
engineers, Stockroom and other
clerical help both male and
female.
Special enllstmentS VIII be
taken for 200 radio men for the
signal corps, beginning Friday.
Mai. r. NJ. Ilarnett Will interview
radio inspectors. broadcast and
production engineers and tech
nlcians.
Representatives Of the Air Serv-
ice Command VIII be AT the Wayne
County Airport, beginning Satur-
day from 9 a. m. 10 8 p. m, seven
days a week 20 interview appll-
cants for positions A representa-
tive OF the civil service Viii also
be on hand 10 pas, on the
eligibility of any applicant
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

Tube Silvertone ia bic
radio phonograph. Ha s
silent self-starting motor.
w a In Ut veneer cabinet.
Tone control.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
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Union Buys Defense Bonds

Local 334 OF tho International
Union Of Hod Carriers, Building
and Common LaborerS tAFLl
today purchased $4,000 worth of
defense bonds. William Rourke.
local representative, announced
tOdaV.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

.opyrioti b. ps'ron rims,. Al rish,, reserved
Furloughed Gunner's Mate
Lawler, 20, Of 1850 Kentucky
avenue, and Miss Shobe, 20,
Of 1915 Gilchrist avenue,
childhood sweethearts, hunt
ing through an album Of
snapshots Of their grammar
school days. Now they've an
nounced their engagement and
intention Of marrying in the
fall. He has 10 return 70 his
strip, sttr- rs busy scvrn days
week az a factory defense job.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

First FlOOrs--sear, Detroit Dept. Store.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Army Briefs
22 EDelrOiferS GO Start
Air Training i'm Texas

tests for the Flying Csdet Corps
Will be given written examinations
January 10. IL and J.. II was an
nounccd today by Capt. Ward
Estes. Examinations VIII be held
al Selfridge Keld, and Grand
Rapids. y NV w
Cadets viii move TO Kelly Field
Tex, for training about 30 days
after they have passed their writ.
ten examinations.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Redford Seniors Give Play

Rcdiord High School seniors viii
present their class play Friday and
Saturday evenings. January l6 and
H.. Lean WIFI be played BY Robert
Radcr 1sSS3 GHn>borouEh avenue;
Roberta WurSt 1850 Westrore-
land avenue. and joyce Robertson,
1888 Rutherford avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Army Briefs

flyEppfy-ttVO Detroit Noufh arc
n,enlher. oC. tho a,1{v an, corns
ria,. onu ,t,.tino ,raini,g =,
Kclly E,eld 'r.v AZ "a. end ~ IN
weats of tr,ininp tbev Uni no
CoiVlI''N>lo'l''i e'1olil "rnl r.. leiidillS
III \I' am, ~ l'1 -.,.. i'.,'' w. Xxx dte'
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~ ~ I,lD" i''' - T., loo-'1 N,4!Il1. !, =.
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nnii,pli '''" '''l''a -. bt' ~ ~,
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"a :, 5l''N. l-.to 30, i'dIl Ieor 80. =
*, i''i''., ~ ','SnaIo' . EiileS' :,
r.i' ~ - -, i,,r.i ~i >l'i' @ ooI'n y, IT,
Goodncari ibS West Ferry Roy +.
Green JOB Fa>adcnd. Ralph III.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
OUCH!
MY NECK
Quick relief from stiff, sore
muscles with OMEGA OIL

Try this quick, soothing relief from
muscle aches, pains and sprains. There's
nothing better for fast relief because it
works to soothe the pain while it breaks
up congestion.
Wonderful for muscular back-eche-
No burning. Omega brings grateful ease
and ealm-safely! 35e. all drug stores
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
RrOadIOORll

Splendid, thick pile rugs in
lovely tone-on-tone and all
over patterns, or-neutral
shades of solid tones that
will harmonic with any
style of furnishings. All are
seamless. For tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
LOuella Parsons
GOSSIP FROM
HOLLYWOOD

through a great kindness, is myS-
teriously rewarded with a copy OF
tomorrow's newspaper on his door
step every day. Cary Grant is in
line for the starring role-isn't he
for every big picture coming up?
CAN'T IGNORE CONTRACT
John Payne, who got out OF Hol-
lywood as fast as possible after his
break up with Anne Shirley, won't
have as much time TO forget" in
the East as he expected. He said
at the time they parted he wanted
10 stay back there as long as pos
ible 49, for don't let any one
tell you that he isn't pretty well
broken up.
But studio contracts are con-
tractS-and John is being paced in
Washington TO return as soon as
possible after the Presidents ball
10 report for white Collars" AS
l told you. this is the secretary
story with Betty Cradle and Victor
Mature.
Betty is also in the East for the
Presidents ball and a jaunt TO
Florida for the premiere of Song
of the Islands"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Prop Puns Game
HOLLYWOOD Pas+ime

GUARANTEED TO fill the GAP
left by the passing of the
Handles craze, Eleanor Powell
and Red Shelton invented a new
game.
On the set OF "Ship Alloy" al
Neutrality-suspicious. each morn
ing the stars try TO top one
another with Prop Puns.' For
instance Red comes TO the
dancers dressing room with q
length of rope-"You've roped me
in" he cracks. Miss Powell coun-
tiers with: Get along, III brush
you off. A broom illustrates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
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Film Time Clock

ADAMS How Greer Was ", Valley
II m 2.oe 5f2 SIS Iis24 p m.
Melody Lane los. AZ, rs, o.2i
BROADWAY CAPITOL Keep I'm Ply
Sg II a. n - sis P.oe ?. n
y 3? n Lady BE Good. l2ti, 4:04
-. 1850 p, N.
CINDERELLA Keep I'm FLYING ."
~ 5, So y o2 "Lady 30
Good 1872 a m. ; 70. ISL, lo::2
CINEMA Wings of victory" u Is.
2.2o as. $40. sos. 10 r
FISHER - Keep 'Em FlyinE" 9,
Cod Coo u 10 1ao, 7 - II p p. '''' Dc
ION Bedtime story go 30 O.
!? 20 p. m. Paris Calling y 30. $50,
7l0 1880 ,. m.
noLL1woop -"Kesp I'm Fly!ne" !.
Good. So, 80, 10.l4 p. m.
MADISON Back Street" 1890. 33e,
6,4s. s.57 p m. 90 a m. MARY land ."
IL a m. %, SIS. s.27. 1896 p. m.
NICMGAN-"Des for Scandal" 9.
rs a m, 50. 4.3o. :. $50, ll.55
? m. Jimmy Dorsey, 1890 a m, 1908
3 35 sos s.35. IL ,. m.--
ALMs-STATE-"The Little Foxes" IL
= m AIS. SIS. e2i p m - - m.
You 70 IN the Army Sow. ] 90. 4:37,
sos. 1893 p. m
PARADISE Date with the Falcon 70
;07. 33l SIS. s.le, 10 IS p IN, i.U7
a m. Duke Ellington, -, IS IL,
3s II m
RINIERA-"Keep I'm Flyirc ii:is
m. 24s. g. a.lf p m 1925 a m.
Lady Be Good" Il 81. i.2l. 7.35 10 80
p. m
R-K-O UPTOWN -."Keer I'm FLYING 90
Las SIS SIS ? N. u Is n Lady
BE Good ~. 6.57 1917 ,, m
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m. 4:2i. 7.3t 10.t7 ? m Lady re
Good - EOS. 5t6. $50 p m, u II
a.
INITEB ARTISTS Two Faced Won
an IL a. m. 2,l7. $40. e.O3 p m .
y 26 m. Or. Kildares victory" ~ 80.
4.02, 725. lo:4s p. m.
wILSON-"The Eternal GIFT" 1902.
2:3s. $50. s:3f. Sis. 1902 D. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Bre stoff PLAYS
Queen S Benefit
In Windsor

PHIL BRESTOFF and his or
cheStra will play command
performance tonight, at midnight
at the Palace Theatcr in Windsor
All proceeds OF the benefit VIII 20
10 the Queen Fund assisting The
work in England OF IchabilItatinp
old people bombed our of their
homes. This viii be me second
such performance Brc,'off and his
band have played IN Windsor. Dell
Parker Will be- alonc 10 >ug 'hc
voCalS
A galaxy Of performers appear
ing IN De-.
services 10 the .u. auu
entertained after the performance
in the Windsor ArWory a. a buffet
supped arranged by Lieutenant
Colonel McCorklc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
TOO BIG 4 STORY

Probably one Of the most stir
ringly absorbing pages IN history
has been recorded during those
amazing days of the fall Of France
But II is too great in its scope
and in its subsequent results 10
prove a background for such
cheap melodrama as this.
Bergner struggles brave y
against a tawdry plot a. well
against the ubiquitous GeStapo
Randolph Scott. Gale Sender
gard and Basil Rathbone give
her little help.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
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Brennan to Appear
AS He ReaIIy Is

MOTION picture audiences are
going 10 soc Walter Brennan,
throc-time Academy Award win
nor as he really is, it was revealed
today.
Brennan, for many years a lead
ne character actor in films, al
ways has been cast I'm roles requlr-
ing considerable makeup. and
usually demanding complete
physical reformation in order 10
deIncate the character properly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Ellington Band
At Paradise

WITH FINE ohoWman,hip IN
combination with cNCelIcui music
Duke Ellington and his orchestra
and company Of entertainer, tool;
over the stage a. 'Uc ncW Paradise
rheater. Friday
From the opening melody
througout tho performance thc
solid musical organization. with
the Duke leading from his special
piano. gives out With tho brand
OF music IN The style of Us com
poser. for Ellington playS many Of
his new compositions including
Jump for JOY Brown~kln Cal
IN Calico Gown and I've Got II
Bad and That Amt Good
The presentation is an Informal
one with nearly every member of
the band stepping up front and
giving out ~ their individual
manner notably Ben Webster on
sax, Rex Stewart ON comet and
Ray Nance on the violin
Novel a. well a. amusing is the
Dukes composition. Concerto for
klinkerS in which dl>cordant or
notes ordinarily unpleasant 10 tho
ear are combined INTO rather
unique arrangement with each
section of the band phra>ing the
'klinkerS into an enjoy alb lie
number
Al Custer presents stomp Ca
price. tap routine along inter-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
WHAT HAPPENS NEXTe

Tho comedy is well handled and
The dialogue is fairly amusing. but
the plot Is 50 weak that IL col
.ap>eS with hystcra about half
way through.
Vera Vague and her bumptiouS
brat make The best incidental
characters, while Jean Rogers and
Mary Beth Hughes have evidently
forgotten 10 send return stamps 10
their correspondence school OF
acting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Herb Finds HimseI
An Extra in Army

LLOYD BACON. directing War
ner Bros Larceny, Inc, is show
ing people on the Warner lot I
letter from Herbert Anderson whC
was drafted shortly after his frs
leading man role. in Navy Blues.
81 weighed 1873 pounds when /
left Hollywood" Anderson wrote
from Fort Monmouth. y. J.
But they put me in charge Of
10 selectees on the train. So l
lost 10 pounds getting them fed
for four days and nights before
we got to New Jersey.
But the foods swell here and
when you see me again I'll prob
ably he the size Of Jack Oakie.
The casting office in this
mans army is very Encouraging.
offered to play the part of
major general, but they're Just
like Hollywood. They wanted Ia
know il I'd had any experience.
So I'm just one Of the mob
scene"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
A GREAT ACTRESS

The accompanying fe a ture.
Paris Calling" presents the great
European actress. Elizabeth Berg
ner in her first American-made
movie
Unfortunately Miss BergRer, the
gamin genius of the stages OF
London. Paris and Vienna. look,
a little too HollyWood-madc here
She has covered up her pa.
thetically appealing charm with {
Dietrich demi mondaine quality
which will diSillusIon many of her
fans.
The story, too, that Of a French
girl. who fees the Nazi invasion
only 10 return 10 occupied Paris
in order 20 help underground anti
G Q I'm IN activity, has false
dramatic values
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31

Lois, because
Id heard that
$ h e h a d
a d o pied a
baby.
/ hope that
this squib is
taken as SER
iouSly as Lois
I a k es h e
matter-Lois,
a burlesque
strip woman,
a form e r
S h o W !,
w a j I re S S,
m a d. night
club bouncer
nd dancer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Buy a Bomber

Curious Heart Problems OF a
Kind-Hearted Millionaire. An
Old Acquaintance Suddenly
Shows Up and Says She l. His
Wife. But He Says She Must
BE Mistaken About II, Because
He Already Has n Wife and
Doesn't Need Another Right
Away. Read OF This Old Matri-
monial Middle i'm The American
Weekly, the Magazine Distrib-
uted With Next Sundays Issue
OF The Detroit sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31

HOLLYWOOD. Jan. 81. - Have
you read The Strange Woman, a"
by Ben Ames Williams? 1t came
out a few months ago and all of
a sudden is the most popular read
ing in our town. Maybe that's why
Hal Wallis decided to buy it for
Bette Davis. When he went east,
this book, which he had just fin
ished reading. was on his list.
The rumor that Bette and her
husband. Arthur FarnSworth, have
dated the stork has been denied,
but one of Bette'S closest friends
believe that she will adopt a baby.
She wants a child more than any
thing else in the world and if she
doesn't have one of her own it's
the firm belief of those close TO
her that she will give some little
one a homeland very soon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

NOTE TO CARL LARSON:
You know Lois DeFee, the g.
foot q showgirl. Well, last night
before the Presidents Birthday
Ball. l stopped in backstage at
the National Theater TO talk 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
NEVER GIVES UP

Arnold Prcssburger, impresariC
OF The Shanghai Gesture" ISM
letting critical rapS cramp his
production style. In the first place
this muchly maligned movie is
cleaning up and in the second
place, through a deal with Richard
Is. p olim er, Pressburger has
Just acquired Tomorrow Never
Comes the story Frank Capra
was 10 have made for Twentieth
before the army got him.
If it's good enough for Capra
its bound TO be top story, and
hear tell Frank pocketed a pretty
penny through the sale to Press.
burger.
Yarn deals with a man who