Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21

work OF Carl
Miles. the
c "a IN brook
sculptuor. in MIR. PICKERING
Copenhagen. Stockholm and all
over tho world. but never met
him. Now playing the role Of
a sculptress in Rose Burke,
Miss Cornell will meet Miles
today. Meeting arranged by
c. Gentry. Times drama critic.
Some paragraphs written
months ago about the CiO
Home for Homeless Boys echoed
back 10 my desk day before
Yesterday when Mrs. Dorothy
Dedman invited me 10 "A benefit
party which She was holding.
The original story told about
some Of the teen-age wanderers
cared for al the (YO Home nv
Father Jones Mrs. Dcdman's
>Hparty, she told me, was re-
kult Of the story--a party nv
the 81. John Bosco Auxiliary to
raise funds for the home.
Father Jones was there too
People don't realize. no told me-
how many homeless bows arc
living by their wits IN Detroit
sleeping in all-nIghi movies,
begging stealing and landing IN
prison sometimes before they re
old enough 10 vote
"Our aim isn't 10 reform
them" Father Jones said. but
10 house them. But home
sometimes saves n hoy. Saddesi
Of course, are the failureS-like
the Kid who al IA said ne was
old enough 10 look after him
self. and refused 10 stay ~ the
home. He was arrested the
next day after he left" Father
Jones SAID Robbery armed"
Father Jones and his boys
both tho good and tho bad prob
ably will be IN this column IN
the future. because is a slice
~ real life. dynamic, sometimes
brutal. sometimes tragic and
sometimes fine and hopeful
CITY SCENES Tho urhanc
Nils A. INC Sapphire Room
Jsed N hc \llS of tho Waldorf
Tho WhIie-haireG r.hhcr A.
tho Variety Clubs Pioneer Din
nor. downing a Scotch and
water and laying 2 devious plan
- introduce himself 20 Mayor
Jimmy Walker as Former COY.
ernor Dickinson Remember
when tho governor raised tho
dickens with New York'S night
life
Flight Lieut. Charles Cuuum
~ tho RAJ hobn0hhirc with
Lieutenant VI elSo m ~ HI
United States Navy and Cap
tain Adams q fho marines b.
Lieutenant Culluu with the
Guards n Tho world
war and with no Brush m
Libya this umc was invaded
home and then sent 20 Crosse
lie as haSon officer HIS
nfe and two rlccos were SUP
posed 70 come over on tho
LADY Hawkins which was tor
nodocd 'hoy learned whom they
later arrived IN America
Reporters playing gin rummv
in the city room-and maybe
sneaking a peek At the advance
proofs Of Josephine CulbertSon' :
lessons which start in the Times
tomorrow. She said that what
this country needs Is a good
two-handed card game. and gin
rummy il II After the last
few weeks, I'd say that what
else this country needs u good
scent rumor. All thr present
ones are at least p years stale.
Notes on the way uptown
The cop who waits in front Of
the Masonic Temple for any
body who forgets that Second
boulevard is n stop street
Roy Small and his seemingly
tircIcsS juke box men. who arc
swinging into still new cam
paign - putting Bomb Toxic
on several thousand iuke boNcS
a. the No. tune, 10 help BUY
n Bomber The tunes sung
nv the McCoIl Twins. Charlie
CoStello's finds at the old
Wayne Club. and written by
two Michigan men, Amherst
Turner and Jim Syracuse
what is this anyway? Amherst
and Syracuse Sounds like a
convention Of colleges And
Buddy Lester, getting ready for
the quiz show which the Jewish
Community Center puts on TO-
night 10 raise defense funds.
- You know. Of course. that yol
can't give blood 70 the Rec
y Cross II you're under 81. unless
your parents consent 70 it
John Kushuiruck Of S634 Sher
wood is IS and was sent homt
IN get his mothers consent
She refused because he had
bad leg.
So John hunted until he founC
a doctor who said giving BLOOD
wouldn't hurt his leg. That woi
his mother over. II took him
week. but he gave his pint o