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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-13
Birthday Observed

Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Mass and
Harold Mass were guests OF Mrs.
Roundal Hill, Pittsfield. Sunday. at
a dinner given in celebration OF the
birthday OF Mrs. Mass.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-13

Miss Iris Moses, Detroit, who has
been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs B. c.
Gillette the past week, returned to
her home Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-13
ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

The YpsilanI Daily Press
wishes all subscribers TO re-
ceive their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or non-delivery OF the Daily
Press Phone the Press Office
at 40 before S p. N OF 2 p. N.
Saturday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harden en-.
tertained at a dinner Sunday In
honor OF their son, Charles Robert.
who was here on furlough from
Fort Riley. cavalry training center.
Kansas. Their guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Bortz and daughter
Marie, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Heller
man and daughter, Dolores, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Cannon and family. and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown from De
troit. Robert left for camp Sunday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Maxwell
and son Sonny. Lima, o.. were
guests over the week end OF Mrs.
James Joseph Poupard
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-13
Announce Birth

Announcement is being made by
Mr.. and Mrs. William Toohey. 7lO
Emmett ST., OF the birth Of a seven
pound boy in Boyer Hospital Friday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
More Facilities

Several reports Of increased
short distance travel in Pacific
Coast states have reached the
council. Typical Of these is a
statement from Robert Griffith,
president of tho Bonanza Road
Association, who reports that
Las Vegas. Nev.-SometimCS de-
'Scrlbed as the Motel Capital"
of the world has become an
Old West "bOomtoWn.' Griffith
says tha, hotel and motel oper-
atorS have greatly increased
their facilities during the last
few months.
Ray Clark, chairman Of the
tourist and convention commit
tee of the Oregon state IIotci
Association advises the council
chairman Ted llugGIn> thai
survey by the Oregon State Mo-
tor Association gives most cheer
ul information on prospective
travel by Pacific Coast neigh
hOTS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Opnn8tinOe
Finds New
Ole ans Gay

\tW ORLEANS. March II
1--WE spring fiesta Is IN fun
L swing. and those travellers
who regretted tho cancellation
Of tho Mardi GraS arc here now
taking advantage OF The gaycty
everywhere
Lasting until March 90. this
annual event promises = >crl'S
NJ features designed 10 make nc
1912 season memorable IN many
ways.
Antcbclmm homes. old planta-
lions. famous gardens. opera
flower show. hl>toug tablcaUS
and concerts. are among the
entertainment Offered 10 The
Wintof-Weary nOrthcrncr
ono of tho mosi popular lc4-
turo> Of M Costa Wll ho Tho
ARTIST. outdoor rNhIht March
1s m Pirate alley. s. John (.
alley ana In front Of The Cahlldo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Idaho TO Campaign

Earl w Murphy Of Boise.
ladho. a member Of tho promo
uon council announces tho for
nation OF tho now Idaho State
Board Of Publicity. which group
proposes 10 embark on = state
wide campaign
Councilman William Ferguson
has invited Lee BoSScmcNcr
western supervisor Of the United
States Travel Bureau. and ylcc
chairman of the Western States
Promotion Council 10 be The
keynote speaker a. tho annual
meeting Of MontananS. Inc.
which VIII he held IN Helena IN
April
Charles r. Johns. manager Of
the Washington state Progress
Commission. has been invited 10
nc guest speaker Al tho Western
states Promotion Council meet
inc Al the San Francisco Press
Club on Monday, March rs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
MONDAY MORNING

W%YT-FdEar A. Guest.
NJIR t'r' WIHt'ts Il.
NF%i,- Mfsic
IO,ti \. VI.
WIR-Mtsf & MarEe n.
WNJ Fa'tr.Drs SnfI1ren
CII Wir black and Vh's
HCNp Lets al SfrE
W%YZ DU0kers' Gun.
1854 4 VI
'NIE -SfeUm0fFeI n
NWJ-Heio Mate .
CNLW Nars MDrcar r.
WCAF-I.ady Of charm T
E}%Il 80 Got N1ur 80
WIlB -Gfeat waite.
NL&t- variety music.
10 rs \ ~
NIB MIS- Paur 7
NiIT Road ~ 20 n
WNYZ Dear NoIf-T
~ go 4 VI
VJR Don ArtIs's. "
wv NaN NaIIn n
-KIW Ehtirw. romance
VICAR Nevv Acc
W%YI-NeWs flashes
W1LP FrI~g Reporter.
WFNL Nusral program.
ms 4 VI
NfE Man ! Tafrcf n.
WNJ- Happiness Right.
CkLN NusIraI kftcnen
WCtG-. stare Reporter
V%TZ-t.ady ~ Charm T
il:3n A VI
NfE r. ght H0rY0r u.
WV Bud Barton ~
Cki W Melody strings
VICAR Home f0lks f-nNc.
NNiZ-prssC0tt presents
WILB-Nodes A. Manners
VFNI.-parcs music
IS Prs Prf'N F0rsrts-T
~ 4 VI
S. fr Aarf frr0t n
WWf D4tiF Harrm n
CEIiN Ne'g1 Time
N'f H-H .fert Melodies
NJRk <eVs roundup
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Coast Sees
Big Increase
In | ourists
SAN FRANCISCO.


The states of Washington.
Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Utah.
Nevada, Arizona and New Mex
leo are expecting bumper
crop OF vacationiStS this year.
In survey, which will be sub
mlttcd AT the next meeting Of
the Western States Promotion
Council in San Francisco, 1t is
revealed that America great
0St vacation travellers. The resi-
dents of California, Will do most
of their NaCationlng IN the area
fairly close 10 the Golden State.
rather than taking tranSContl-
mental trips As VAS their practice
IN preWar years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
A Broken Mind

Erlmallno LahlcheS m in d
broke under the shock. and for
years she wandered along the
verdant banks Of winding BAYOU
TeChe. plucklng the purple water
hyacinth and weaving tho deli
cate flowers into WreatheS for
her halr always IN her poor
broken mind thinking that she
was walking 10 the altar As 2
bride on the morrow
For years Emmalne LahiCho
was pathetic figure until when
she was a gray haired little old
woman death brought her tho
peace that she had been unable
70 find in life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Story Of GyongeGns NrM O,itor to Louisiana
Sunday Radio Program
SUNDAY MORNING

wWJ-Radio Pulpit-R
CkLW-Det Bible Class.
WCAR-News Ace.
WNYZ-MusicaI Millwheel
WJLR-Lithuanian prog NJ
WENL-R.O. Bible Society
NJBk-Jevlsh Hourly.
lO:15 A. NJ.
WIR-Don Ariiste-M.
NCAR-M Musicals.
W%NZ Jean Cavall-M.
WJLB--Greek Church.
1880 A. VI.
WJR-Nings over Jordan
WWJ Tom TerriS-T.
WHY'S theTnsires-M
MJLB-Niolin and organ.
NENL-Rev John Young.
IO:45 A. w.
NWJ-Ni ard Wilma ".
CkLN Pontiac Baptist.
WJLB-News OF week.
1900 A. NJ.
WIZ StNs
WWJ St Paul Cathedral.
MNYH-NfWs Nee
MJLB-Strlng ensemble.
NEAL-E. O. Congrega |.
NJBk serbian Hour.
li:i5 A. NJ.
WIZ Music MlleStones
WCAR-Famuy Worship r
W%lZ-Dr. !. r. Norris.
1880 4. NJ.
WlR- Rev John T. Her X,
CKl W-Anclican Church.
" 3 MUSIC
WF%I.-Hivav To Heaven
NJBk-liehrew Christian,
HAS A. NJ.
WI News
WF.NI-NaNne Gospel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

WCAR-Na7arere Church.
N%NZ Nittenberg ColleEr
HJLB t'ncis NtcK-N
WtNI-Feliuwshlp club.
WjRH italian Hour '.
M45D--Music.
NigD-NeWs 81 week.
ans r. VI.
NNYZ Tony Wons r
N4qD-I.ee eetland NJ
a3O 4. VI.
WIZ Andre KlsfelanetI.
WWJ-Ame PLAYS
CKLN-ChL,ch OF the Ar
VICAR I'm an American
WY Behind the Mike.
NEXl1-Nat.I Rey!vsi-R.
NigD-Stung Ensemble.
as =. VI.
NCAE-News
" t%ls- Pilgrim Hour r.
" Nd Male quartet.
500 r. VI.
MIR=kamIE Hl4r-
WV Met. Ambitions
CKI.W-- Melody Lane 81
VICAR Tax on Hitler
WNYL Ray BENSON "
WJLR-lta an Setenade.
WJRE-- Rosary Hour
NtIn News
NigD-Ptcssa'ts TITO 81
5.lh 4. VI
CHI Hello C0ti-rer
VICAR Herman ITO "
WNYL-Onyl0 San'oto- n.
" ENL- Rev. ThinodeaH
Nf5n -Ilrr Hammond "
" SOD Nls.,
$50 T. VI
WV y uo's Fam IS y
'kLN The SHADOW n
VICAR Marines -
NNTI-NEsfcaI
VEN lnmanueI GoSpeI
Wfrp-N MUS.
VieD Operc'ta Gems. n
5:fS 4. VI
W.T. VIM. T. SnIrer
VICAR shan Ne paf'7 "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

WIEN MUSIC
Nfsi1 ht..s and music.
- 80 T. "
2 IE - Helen Trent n.
nv News
rktN Neps acc
VICAR .N.r1 Es0 susaks
VXTZ Housewife ssr rs1s
NJLB--sV eet Rr Prayer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

asn A. VI.
WJE-Earm Forum Y
WJBk-NeUs and Tasic
90 A. VI.
WV SaNgte Y.
CitIW Hapry Joe Y
W1Rk-NeWs and MUSIC
$50 4 VI
NJR Tim Doou'tIe-M.
WY reveIiie ~
NIIE F.se and SHIRE "
W1Rk-NeWs anf music
6t5 4. VI.
WIB Musical
WHY. front PAGE News.
100 4. VI
VtR-NewS.
WWJ-Yawn Cun-M
rEf IS News ace
W%YZ-Top o. Morning a.
Nu,fCaI Program
WJBK News Harlem 81
rs 4 VI.
NjR-Tangn time.
Dki.N Hsur, l.e s
NJLB Rise and shine ~.
80 4. NJ.
NlE Nus|raL
WNYZ-<evS.
N1IR-Rev g Flsrer.
WF.%L-NeWsCAst
NJBk ttuS and muse.
Ita A. ".
NJR-Harpy Ham y.
WV 1-NPws
WCAR-T0p ~ Morning
WY Dollar Sefcrscs 80
NJLR -Mediiaijons
" - Co.. .u-f,
NJBK-TresSur'd Melosiss
500 A VI
N1E Nevs
WV ! -News Hourtur
GR1W News pu ef.~s
VICAR News
WNYI-lnSpirsiiors r..
WJLB-Nevs Band music
WFNIs-Famuy circle r.
WlPk-Nevs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
MONDAY AFTERNOON

~ 20 NOON
WIE-kat' Smfth speaks
WI Nusft
rkLW BIC news.
WtsE- News
VXYL Nev.s ire
NJLB-Havai Melodifp
~ EXi-- hsoauar NeIor Iss
WfBk-Nams That Eors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

Nt5D- News
t4tA q. VI
WIE-FIg sfsfef N
wv sftre EfVe
C<t " Dance E~tfr~v
NCAF-4n FOR victor 7
WY Farm Neps
WIS ouris
WESL-Nuuc program
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Not Same Story

LonCielfow must have known
there would be little change IN
that Acaclar country Of SOUTH
western Louisiana for he wrote.
"NaidenS in Norman caps
and kirtles homespun beside the
evening FIRE will repeat Evange-
lines story
Well the maidcnS IN St
Nsrtrnylle stu wear thor wide
white Norman caps and thor
dresses of homeSpm and
They StIll repeat Evangellno
story bur MS 4 story diff
ferent from that told hy the
good gray poet
Yes LonCtelIow took poetic
license WIN the story Of Emma
lire Lahiche and made the meet
ine OF the SVecthcartS a happy
one when. AS a matter Of
fact. The meeting was one Of
tragedy. for Gabriel had wed
another
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
To Return Home

I'h 'uTFr of Fu'Ior'0u
-.e tI'' return aam' N#,r
from Miami Beach
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

regular feature on tho Mutual
Goes Calling network programs.
jim Bachus. who writes funny
gags for radio comedians. fell and
broke his arm tho other dav.
Oddly enough nc broke what is
commonly called The funny bone"
* r Keller. ChYslcr head
man. IS Slalcd TOR next Saturdays
r. O r. Detroit on WIZ and
the Columbia network Of %
stations He warns. however that
no may have to'cail IN a substitute.
lie never knows A. what minute
he'll have 10 be IN Washington
Sidney Albright YOU heard him
from Batavia, Java. through WWJ-
NBC- has arrived safely in Aus
tralla.
WJR'S Tom Harmon gave hi,
pint Of blood 10 Red Cross last
week a gesture from one All.
American 10 another
L..,o C,,-tb u.,u bo ,rdo, 10.
mother roof in Virginia ms week
and rov roo,da, hroadcasts ,CRS-
WjR) VIII como from the parlor
Of 'hc old homestead Tcletype
machines and every thing VIII De
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a ", . t@i,l , me >','" WI ne nearo
SID We.s. r-pad,o pail Who
.aye Frank Fa,. o,uns 40
,hro.lrn the an lor inc greatest
ar fees"
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.oclcficS which aid c,lnnled chill.
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distant hand, VINO cannot send
helm dfrcr know what great
WORK ,Hc Red Cross docs for those
Ihcy love.
L,Ilooc,s a. ,,o. d,,,
Orphars Of Divorce Amanda
johns Othrr Wife and .1ust Plain
Bill All have been renewed on
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Hi'il'' ana u 80 VII oe nedro
through HIS "io >'d''o''
Nancy Jones singer with
WY i Down Boats. and Gene
Owens orchestra leader have Just
revealed tina, They were married
some months ago.
licar>c voices and impron,ptu
ON the ah DUNG recent days,
? 'inp''- >'lalo VII 20 oplne
'h'' W, u, ntlE on 'h' COLO
$, a'i''dl % Ana l,din I'o' ne ASKED
amour nor hahI gagged MAJ 10
Wa NoIEiNG ms way lhrOuEh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

rsn Al. prepared ~ wyr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

WJR'S Tom Harmon gave his
pin, OF blood TO Red Cross last
week gesture from one All.
American 10 another
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

Nariott thu. week SAYS 81 per
cent T., of American homes are
eoryIced by radio. Believing that
7d,o fans VIII Welcome a column
which tolls of Tho dongS NJ radio
personalities this column is sub
mlttcd by the management NJ
WIZ. il YOU agree with WJR
that a radio column Is wanted by
The fans Will YOU hc good enough
10 express Your vows on a post
card addressed 10 WJR. Fisher
Building Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

X. r Keller Chrysler head
man. IS Slalcd TOR next Saturdays
" r. @ r. Detroit on WIZ and
the Columbia network Of %
station, He warns. however that
no may have tocail IN a substitute.
lie never knows ~ Wha, minute
hc'll have 10 bc in Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

QUERY from client:
VI O-Tell us the details Of your new house
Your feminine readers will be interested
Alt isn't our house. We just rented II Tor
the summer Anyway il has eight rooms. three
baths. gaSSed-in porch Kitchen that LOOKS
like movie stars boudolr and picture OF Man
lis nice place but there is only one tele-
phone and that Is downstairs Yesterday was
all alone in the house. The phone rang.
rushed downstairs but Just didn't make II
before the caller hung up. Upstairs again and
the phone rang again. This time l got IT,
II was some fellow calling 70 ask me II Don
Meade was a Leo And If the horse shut Out
was born under the sign OF A1uarus
All right don't believe me. But IT'S tact'
A RECENT radio idea of Herr Goebbels is a
n female called "Marlene. the Soldiers Sweet
heart" who broadcastS regularly to the troops at
the front.
States an eminent medico:
Asthma can be caused by stroking
Persian cat, kissing a beauty queen. sniffipg the
night air in a cherry orchard or wearing pair
OF old boots. There more than 40 types OF
asthma"
VINO remembers song titled The Chairs
in the Parlor All Miss YOU?
His arms gripped her like wise but they felt
like heaven" is n line from (. NJ. Hulls The
Sheik,' one OF the books your mama used 10
read.
0P OMNiEL'S Army Is Outfought" That is
IL headline noted on the front page Of the
about three weeks before Rommel took Tobruk.
An excerpt from the article under the afore-
mentioned headline is
ut looks as II we have outgeneraled and out
fought the Germans In pretty, decisive manner"
No wonder the British were surprised when
Tobruk gave up.
NOTHING so angers person who is arguing
~ as TO have the other fellow say:
II see YOU are becoming irritated. Let's talk
about something else"
The two things that anger a woman most is
10 have somebody criticize her dancing or tell
her she has no sense of humor.
In the, good old summer time in the city when
windows are open, radios should be played until
10 p m.
After that those wishing to listen in some
more could use earphones.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
On Broadway
Trade Mark Rsglslersd. copyright. l0l2.

DIR. Broadway" is good crime and sentiment
along the Grandest Canyon.
Submarine Raider is a trim little meller
with the Japs playing rats, which is type casting.
,.,e
TIVE Wireless: The war has brought one bless
Il ing. II has cut down the word-mongering
OF the office seekers. The longest earache IN
other years MY.
You don't mind the gas shortage so much
when you can stay near your radio and listen
to Jean TennySon sing
Witty wordage on the Easy Aces men. Jane
Ace, in giving her girdle TO the rubber salvage
drive. said:
at Is more important that the country be in
good shape than II Is for me-
Good listening: THE Nature of the Enemy"
via CHS on Tuesday ewes.
The shortwaves must be making the Japs
seasick. One of them gloated that the shellmg
of Oregon had damaged the Yankee Stadium.
Too many announcers read the war bond
plugs as though they were Tec1t1ng a muttfpf1ca-
Paul Lavelle's carinetricks on the Basin
Street" jazz operas are a Wednesday night de-
light.
Eddie Cantor's farewell program Saluted the
songwriters for their tuneful contributions. but
when Mr.. Cantor resumes IN the fall II is hoped
that he never again interrupts Dinah Shore sing
ing Miss You"
T'TIE Story Tellers: Lieut.. Gen Warren ]. Clear
Il offers a first rate eyewitness account of the
defense of the Philippines.
Morley Cassidy, orchiding the Philly Main
Line gals for their war chores. recalls an earlier
capsule on that sassiety community. II got that
way the quip said, through the mating OF four
per cent gold bonds with the D. a. r. family
tree
Wendell WILKES article. squaring mag for
its Milton Mayer blunder, states
"The height OF civilization has been
reached by the ability of people Of varying beliefs
and Of different racial extractions TO live side
by side here In the United States with mutual
understanding, respect and belpfuIness"
Talk about escape" novels What about all
these escape" books on war? How Germany.
or Japan or Italy is going TO crack up. Maybe
there will be uprisings in the AXIS lands, put
why hypo the people with that hope? It's IKE
a prize-fghter hoping his opponent will succumb
10 a toOthache.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

would have added that he didn't like II.
THE Chocolate Soldier was revived In
Carnegie Hall (of all places) with Allan Jones
and Helen Gleason singing the second string
reviewers into nice reports.
THE Magic Lanterns: The fare was mostly hot
L weather stuff. Private Buckeroo' is the
raciest Of the entries musical blessed with
Joe Lewis. the Andrews Sisters and Harry James
oompahers. The music is toe-teasng.
Another musical. ship Alloy" has Eleanor
Powell hoofing which means that dept is capably
handled or footled. Red SHELTON suffers be-
cause vet Bert Lahr comic the britches off
him
Beyond the Blue Horizon" is torrid you
can practically see the Precipitation rolling off
the scenario writers. It's Dorothy Lamour.
symphony in epidermis. and boy named Den
ming. whose sarong has legs. Jungle stuff as
tangled as the jungle. Tommy Dorseys crew
makes melody and sense.
Mexican Spitfre at Sea" shows Lupe Velez
and Leon Enrol trying to make an honest story
out of hoke.
Friendly Enemies" with Charles Winninger
Nnd Charles Rugges dalecung each other. was
J hit during the last war-whch takes II only
IS years off the beat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

We're named One Sixty, Three SHY, TWO SINty,
Ten Sixty and so
Richard Dix. Has been film star for p
years but certainly doesn't look IT, Mr.. Dix is
the rotation pool champion Of Hollywood and
Mains to he the only man in the country who can
lie a bow-tie with one hand.
YOU don't have TO be such an oldtmer 10
Il remember when the Hotel knickerbockcr
bar at Forty-second street and Broadway Man
haitian. one of the best bars in the country at
the time sold two very good cocktails for
quarter. And served free lunch the side.
Where could a fellow get three-wheel
motorcycle? l see fellow in Memphis who has
such a vehicle gets 200 miles TO gallon of gas.
The Nazis are passing out air raid pills
10 the residents OF Germanys large cities. These
pills pep people up; make them feel brave and
thus able 10 take air raid easier.
Hamburger is priced al Sl35 at one Manhattan
eatery. May be worth II because they make this
hamburger from hlet mignon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01


Valdina Myth. Valdina
Chief, Valdina Groom,
etc.
A system Of naming
which certainly adds 10
the confusion. II is as
bad as the Hanover
horses at the harness
tracks where at times
there will be four Han
over named horses in
one race, such as Tim
Hanover Paul Hanover.
Pete II over, Alice
Hanover.
The most confusing
Of similarly named
horses of all times was
the Sixty horses. These
xaaro ravx,aI nnn SiNfN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

a cover charge. which
the Trib's Mr.. Watts
found rough, funny
and unashamed."
The long straight
sh ow was Broken
j Quincy" a gabby
fable of how the war.
correspondents carry
on when they aren't
barking into the mikes.
Edith Atwater and Zita
Johann do the best they
can for IL.
John Anderson found
the tale rambling, tedi-
Gus, pointless, shallow
and unconvincing."
L.. ax.sA ,-aw1 L.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

(Mr Byron addressed the above 10 girl
FAMED Ellen. Why don't they make film based
on Byron's life? Robert Taylor could play Byron
II you ask me I think the best part MIR. Taylor
has played so far was with Carlo IN Camille
-EVD)
EMERSON WOODWARD. Sportsman. Owns
IL the Valdina Farms All his racehorSeS have
Naldna in their name As Valdina Orphan,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Waller WincheH

T'HE First Nights: Ed Wynn and Bobby Clark,
two of our mightiest comics. arrived in
separate vehicles. of which the week fetched
quartet. Wynn tops Laugh, Town. Laugh a
dozen variety turns which include Smith e. Dale.
The New York Times quote was that il is
/. the best of the new vaudevillesF
Clark splits the marquee with Gypsy Rose
Lee in Star and Garter" 1t is bureycue with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

OH might kiss those eyes Of fire.,
A million scarce ioouid qWeHch desire;
stu iCould steep mg lips in bliss,
And diceH on oge on erery kiss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
BY Jimmy Halo

You never win! See Hstlo tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
On the Side
f. v. Darling

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

Thursdsy-Never try to put on the ritz.