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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Movie Co Round
Mary Martin Proud
of Her Angelic
Daughter. Heller
HOLLYWOOD, June 6.

HOLL1WOOD,J June D,
RANDOM thoughts of the
~ week: The Texans who were
so peeved when Mary Martin
named her baby daughter Heller
can take heart. Mary says the
baby Is so cute she's thinking OF
changing her title to Angel"
Usually it is the gals who feud
on the movie sets over close-ups
and the best looking clothes.
But Charlie Butterworth and
Walter Catlett are d ding the
battle honors in the ~" picture,
Give Out Sisters" Eddie Cline,
the director, kiddingly says he
has to let Charlie face the cam
eras Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays while its Walters turn
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
davg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Emotions Upset at First

These were questions l put to her after
she had seen pride of the Yankees in the
darkened projection room at the Goldwyn
studio all by herself.
II couldn't talk Mt first" she said
nervously. II was too emotionaly upset.
didn't want any one to me until i had
time to get hold of myself.
Then saw Sam Goldwyn, who was wait
CONTINUED on Next Page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
STAGE AND Screen
by Ga,k, Gent
3 Principal eaters
Hold Film Attractions
for . Second Week

WHETHER because Of the
w weather. the rubber short
age or just the fascinating fig
ures on our local screens, for
the first time in several sea-
sons the three leading down.
town motion picture theaterS
are holding over their current
attractions for a second week
Heretofore, the Fox has had
a hit which warranted a hold
over while the Michigan has
gaily skipped on to its next
double feature bill. But now
We have five movies all hold
ing their own and keeping Gus
toners coming back for more.
One Change at Fox
My Gal SaI at the Fox,
which features the new Rita
Hayworth in lavish musical
with Victor Mature. Carole
Lands and John Sutton. has a
new companion film in The
Man Who Wouldn't Die" with
Lloyd Nolan and Marjorie
Weaver, but that's the only
change in the bills at the three
houses.
"Tortilla Flat" and This
Time for Keeps" stay as popu-
lar as they are.
The Steinbeck novel in Aim
form, OF course. has Hedy La
MARI, in her first not-too-glam-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
NeU York CaDaIcGde
Hepcats Just Variation
Or 1915 Turkey Trotters
BY LOUIS soBoL

Francisco's Barbary Coast, the
rag, with its syncopated tempo
and subtle phrasing. was Gre
ating the so-called animal
dances-the bunny hug, the
grizzy bear. chicken scratch.
lame duck, turkey, trot and fish
walk.
In 1910, the Grizzly Bear be-
came the rage of the social set
at Newport, and in 1911 every
one was doing the turkey trot.
The young Broadway song
writer, Irving Berlin, composed
a song for the dance. the first
few lines Of which ran some
thing like:
"Everybody's doing Il, doing
WHAT Turkey trOt."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

WALLACE BERRY has
the lead In The Bugle,
Sounds one of the attrac
tons at the Palms-State.
shopping along Wiltshire boulep
ward these nice spring nightA
Not so long ago we spotted tn
dignified Greer with her heart
looking in a shop window, eafug
an ice cream cone-and holding
hands.
Paul Henreid Is beginning ID
thing he has lost his talentyfcr
blackouts. Paul was in London
during theworst of the air raid.
In fact, he was an air raid war-
den in his district. Despite IN
ing bombs and general debris. u
didn't even collect a scratcfx
But during 45-minute blsc)
out recently in Hollywood -
tripped over the lawnmower get
ting into his house, bumped NJ
head on a low arch In the liviny
room. and in trying to break ~
fall knocked over a table. Mt
only Henreid but the hou1e
looked like they actually hGd
been bombed when the lights
finally came on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

THIRTY years ago, if your girl
Il friend volunteered to cut
the rug with you, either you'd
have reached for a scissors to
abet her in the insane lark or
for a telephone TO call doctor.
"Jitterbug" was still unborn,
and the fast two-step was con-
sidered the height of the new
freedom existing between the
sexes on the dance floor.
In those early 1905, even so
innocuous a diversion as dinner
dancing in a restaurant provoked
severe criticism and impelled a
self-constituted body Of right
eous citizens, the Committee OF
Fourteen, TO seek the revocation
of the license of Cafe des Beaux
Arts.
The enterprising operator,
Jacques Bustanoby, had permit
ted patrons to dance during din
ner hour to the seductive strains
Of a Strauss waltz. There was
the devil to pay.
Dates From Rsetime
OF course, the new mode of
dancing, which now finds its
utmost expression In the jit-
terbug frenzies and the conga
torridities. may be traced back
TO the introduction of the spir-
tied "ragtime" music or Jazz"
Out In the dives Of San
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
More Film Talent

Another bet for films is young
Beatrice Pearson, who played
James Barton's daughter IN last
weeks Free and Equal" at the
Cass.
Producer John Golden has her
under run Of the play contract,
but IL the George O'Neil play
does not go into New York. Miss
Pearson will be free 10 wrangle
with the movie agents.
At lunch with John Golden
last week, we learned he plans
10 keep working on Free and
Equal and may change the
title before showing it to Broad
way. :.
III he decides to abandon IL,
he will probably bring the COM
pany we Just saw here in
aClaudia" into New York 10 re-
place the present cast for a
summer run at a dollar top.
I'D Anniversary
SatuTudN Dehts ~
was an anniversary for Mr..
Golden here. II was just ~
wears ago on June 6. that the
famous producer opened one OF
his greatest hits, IS eventh
Heaven" here.
2 II the cast were Katharine
Cornell. Gnda Varesi, Frank
Morgan. Walter Abel and cast
Of unknowns. all of whom later
became stars.
The stage manager was Guth-
RE McClintic. now one OF
Golden's principal rivals in the
producing business.
Ann Arbor. cutting short its
Festival season this year, closed
last night with gala perform
snce of Charles Aunt" with
Jose Ferrer and his talented
and lovely wife. Uta Hagen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Man for Part

Levy has subsequently ad-
mitted that Horton was the
type Of Henry he had in mind.
but that's rs close as II ever
came to being written for the
noted comedian.
Levy will also have TO admit
that the liberties which Horton
takes with his version OF the
script have made "Springtime
for Henry a much funnier
farce.
Eleanor Lawson, the little
cutie who plays the secretary. Is
being angled for by the film
companies and will undoubtedly
be coast bound following this
engagement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
BIsekout Game Ready

Bob Hopes "Blackout" game
will be on the market soon. 1t
reveals no secrets to tell that II
is something like spelling bee
ON account of it's patented -. +.
There are some good bets
around town that Arleen Whelan
and Alex DArcy will kiss and
make up before they get to the
final divorce stage.
Ann Sothern called 10 say she
would never give up those Maisie
roles as long as the boys who
ride along in the jeeps keep
whistling and yelling Hello,
Maisie" when they see her.
Starts Something
It's getting serious between
Anne Baxter and Richard Derr
Columnist During started
something when he said Bing
Crosby was the outstanding
father of Hollywood because he
has four children. Don Ameche
6Ttu JOti1 WdytN oit bCah tttN
fathers Of four and want to
know how come Bing gets the
award!
Greer Carson. who isn't mar
ried in real life, has played more
MRS. roles than any other &C
tress on the scree MRS.
Chips" MRS. Gladney" in
Blossoms In the Dust" and
MRS. Miniver." Now every
one Is wondering II her next will
be Mrs. Ney referring, Of
course, to the handsome young
actor. Richard Ney.
Constantly together
That IL Is plenty serious be-
tween the red headed actress
and Ney isn't being denied by
any one. They are together
constantly, although they seldom
are seen at the night spots.
II isn't anything unusual. how
ever. to run into them window
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Protest by 500

And indeed they were.
The turkey trot had replaced
the grizzly bear, the Boston
double dip and the Boston drop
step.
In fact, at a dance OF the Ma
tional Arts Club when the
'scandalous" innovation was
forbidden, 800 protesting guests
returned to the corridor and let
loose in the turkey trot.
The Castles. Vernon and Irene.
finally refused to do the dance
Continued on Page Twelve)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

f,o-r, r,,,.r ,,,d ,,-rot =, , motto btdd.r- k9r.n
moo, him, Halo PouIov Oliver and
,,.,,l.3 her and f.,.,5 n., UNCONSCIOUS .,, "a
,,,,.,,,,. ,;r, t,l r,.,. r,t .,, m. heaJ A,te,
.,.,r.,.,. ,#.,. -, ,,.. ,l, most .I,,,. from thu
r,,ri.d r,,o. p.,.. a.d when Judo, sar,r ace
,.-,i him. a., numbering Jimmie 4 faced Karen
with facts that forced her to clear ur the
yellow ta>l mystery She sand when sh. was
engaged 10 Jimmie, two wears ago she found
Er Hls making aye to- Libby To pay h4lf.- Oh
Norma Libby 3''a -h, got h.m drunk put hun
4. - ta<l ay, tb. lHlet liquor for hm and
)al ntm to talk, bis passenger TO Judge sal
TER. The tI> crashed Jimmie was Killed.
Tho girls made mo plea for The driver who
want 20 Jail. Whom freed. he tried 10 black
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

pocket for the guy who did it Wei -
He paused,
Cobb said: You mean someone's been
doing that with your clients securities
Il came upon II quite by chance" Rowleys
voice was dffdent Just last week IT was.
one of our clients teephoned a selling order
on some securities consulted the portfolio
and found they'd already been sold. II was
number of valuable stocks saw at once
that someone had been up TO monkey business
But | had way of telling who II was and
| didn't want 20 make fuss until | was sure
So | sold some of my wife's securities and
managed TO gloss the thing over got a
private investigator in. He's working on II
now. But but l never dreamed
Thanks Mr. Rowey" The CLEAN in the
Inspectors eyes was even more pronounced
That's all l wanted 10 know
But Inspector. you've got 20 understand
7 don't for a moment believe u W1s thF'r
Id as soon suspect myself | only told you
because well because You got It out OF
me before l realized what vas happening
You mustn't"
Don't you worry Mr. Rowley I'm not
going 20 mention your name And I'm not
gong 20 make any accusations
The Inspector rose and nodded me 10
follow him.
Thanks lot"
I could tell the Inspector was in"ardIy
triumphant Every new piece of evidence
had corroborated his theory against Church
Not only was ne the only one without an
alibi for Albert Williams death, no" there
was 4 good chance Of proving motive ior
Nornla's death too II oliver Church had
been desperately IN need Of money our Y
10 cover a shady piece OF stock juggling he
might well have killed Norma So that a
hastv marriage to Karen could save has skin.
As-,s,- l.-f-tf+.- l,.tf-ct-f,i7- .ft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

"DOctOr WeStldke, Look 8
Quickly" Cried Karen. Point
ing To the HeGry Door by
Which He Had Entered. To
His Horror He SdU II Was
Closing as II by Some Super
natural Agency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

Continued on Page ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Best System,

It's the system that has sue
ceeded most against the Leafs this
season. They still have class with
Syl Apps, Billy Taylor, Lorne Carr
and Bob Davidson among others.
but they don't seem 10 be able to
90 the route especially when
forced 10 play two games over the
weekend
The Leafs had lost SIX games up
10 Saturday night and IN five of
them they went into The last pc
Rod on even terms or ahead Of
their rivals.
The Leafs will he stronger on
road trips later, but they arc not
expected to bring IN their new de-
lenSeman, Babe Pratt, until their
next visit. February 7, Pratt. OBJ
tanned from the Rangers for Hank
Goldup, j. reported still suffering
from a shoulder separation This
probably means the Leafs will face
Detroit with only seven forwards
since they have no one 30 replace
Goldup for games m tho United
States and Sweeney SChrlncr is
out for TWO weeks from injuries
received m the Montreal game
THURSDAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Proud Of Him as a Man

had been only little earlier in the day that had met
one ~ Yosts contemporaries sports Michael Dad Butler,
NJ the University Of Detroit.
met Dad under different CONDITIONS. RE saying
cood.hy his only Ban Butler.
Ban mad Just finished a for officers NJ the United
Navy He the bars OF lieutenant He
his way Join the feet.
privileged SIT with the two Of them for an hour
before Bans train pulled The that exchanged
between these would be priceless II could be down in
everything that goes with perfect under
standing father and
When Bans had pulled out all Dad Butler SAID was
this
I've no worries about hm Hes man.
Tnc pride with which he said u told everything
m sorry Mrs Butler here him of said
Dad regrctfuv You see, Butler II down Virginia
with Mary. husband left last for North Africa.
This Dad Butler headed FOR the University Of Detroit
10 his Job trainer Of the Titans.
Yes young sports fortunate when he
with like Fielding II. Yos and Michael H. Dad
Butler | wouldn, trade Jobs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Pink's' Lonely, but He's Proud

L is late afternoon drop Clarence Pinkston,
D. \. G. athletic
Clarence is sitting alone at end Of the big pool.
Pretty these days Clarence II just
sitting here thinking about the boys Gosh miss them"
And Pink really proud of those boys who many
swimming honors including three National A. A. T. team
championships Here's where they Jimmy Glhula
IN the Norfolk turning and Tom Hayne
is dong the thing at Great Lakes James Ballard is
lieutenant the Paris Island Victor Menden
lieutenant armored division Fort Knox 1t Bill Buck
inGham flying the United States Navy air force
zone. Bud Towar is in the pararoops Fort Benning
Bill Prev recently got his wings at Hicks Field Incl.
dentay Bill recently named the A-Amercan A. A.
swim team the boy in the country 100 yards free style
Bobby Gardner flying and 1t Taylor Drysdae
is with the army engineers in England
Stanley Byda the old diver and water polo is helping
Ii Waly Goliath turn out swimmers at Great Lakes.
Another former swimming champion, Don Mcclellan now
~ recently joined the navy and is at Great Lakes He
state breast stroke champion II seasons
peltye years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Soccer League
Opens Cup Play

Detroit Soccer League has
placed its official sanction on the
teams entered in the first leg of
the City Cup series this Sunday,
on three fronts
Top game is slated for 81. Clair
Field where the United Germans,
leaders IN the standings through
the entire season, tangle with the
Bayarians.
ST. Clair plays the Hungarians
at Solvay and HiSpano squares off
against the Detrolters at Atkin-
son Field.
League officials have threatened
all league players with suspen-
sion should any be found playing
on the outlawed Detroit all-Star
outfit.
Lieutenant Earl's Raj soccer
team viii play the Detroit All
Stars Sunday afternoon at North.
western Field IN the game post
poned last week because of
weather.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Upon. in IA,
Lost 10 Tigers
BY LEO MACDoNELL

! Johnny Upon. 20-year-old Tiger
shortstop, has been classified IN
la. II was revealed Saturday.
which means the young Detroit
N-Saudlotter may be in service by
the time the Detroit club reports
for spring training az Lakeland,
Fla March
Upon probable early enlist
mont also adds 10 Steve O'NCllls
PLAYER problems what with q
steady stream of Tigers gong INTO
the armed forces
Already the Tiger list has been
swollen 10 II or more. including
several key men The last Tiger
10 Join was Charley Gehrlnger.
veteran coach who was sworn into
the navy recently as a lieutenant.
Lieutenant tiehrlnger IS expected
10 be called shortly after the first
Of the year and will 20 10 Chapel
Hill. \ G.. or 70 one of the other
pre-flcht schools for service IN the
nayy.S physical fitness program
With announcement OF Llpon 5
classification came Wor, that Bar
ncy McCosky had gone 10 work m
one Of the local defense plants
the second Tiger reported Siml-
larlv employed. Tommy Bridges
IS AZ F'ords.
The new Tiger manager stopped
of IN Detroit on his way home
from the baseball meetings IN
Chicago Re talked 10 Walter O.
Briggs. owner ~ the Tigers, for
the first time since being named
10 replace Del Baker
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Wings May Lose
Stewart for
Leafs Battle
By LEWIS ~. WALTER

Fighting 10 remain in A ne for
the National Hockey League lead
the DetHaiEReaWn wALtHp=ta
wear down the Toronto Maple
Leafs, Stanley Cup champions.
again TINS Sunday night at
Olympia
Jack Stewart may be out OF
the lineup. The Wings defense
man injured his side IN the game
against the Bruins IN Boston
Tuesday.
The Red Wings know they must
win, because the Co-leadcrS, the
Chicago BlackhaWks. are one-slded
favorites. TO take their game with
Montreal Canadiens at Chicago
Despite gas ratlonlng, crowd
of 10000 is indicated by a heavy
advance sale, according TO Olympia
box office officials.
Jack Adams isn't trying 20 dis
'guise his strategy against the
Leafs. With an expected ISuperi-
.ority Of II men to -, he plans "a
have his club 60 all out from the
start. He'll send sgd Howe, Bruno
teau, Llscombe and all their run
ming mates in 10 lombard Turk
Broda, try TO keep the assault CO.
ing until the Toronto defense
Icracks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

HhIfs
BACKS-GEORGF CFITHNNL
and TOW KJZMA, MICHIGAN /;
SarringhauS, Lynn, Fekete, Ohio
State; GsrnaaS and Daley. Mime
sofa; Bertclli. Notre Dame; Black,
Mississippi state; Dutton, Pitts
burgh; FilipowiCz, Fordham;
Harder and HirSCh. Wisconsin f;
NADARICk, UNIVERSITY or
DETROIT; KIEPPE, MICHIG ~
STATE: MaLur. Army; Naterfeld.
L. &. J., A.; StrzykalSki, Mar
guette; Stin. Pennsylvania; Rhea,
Oregon; Jenkins, Vanderbilt; Mob
lev, Hardin. Simmons, MiCka, Col
gate: Collins, Texas; Dwelle, Rice
Daniels. Texas \. and VI; kittrell,
Baylor; GoEelas, Southern Netho-
dist: Stueber, Missouri: Evans,
Kansas: Hamm. Oklahoma; Ken
nedy. Washington state; Pacewic,
LoVola. Los Angeles; McCardle,
Southern California. Schuurr.
Navy; krcty, Cornell: Farmer.
Iowa; Ganord. Auburn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Wistert Picked on Times AH-America
Missing in Action
BUT JOHNNY'S SISTER
EXPECTS HIM BACK
By &c. GREENE

With the impression of this
wears Catholic Central champion
ship football eleven still fresh IN
mind, memories of another great
s h amroCk team came home
sharply last week with the news
tf1Ht J q n nm V SitituuSVrS wis
numbered among the missing IN
war department dispatches.
His name WAS SetkankaS when
ne Quarterbacked the 1887 Central
team through "A victorious season,
perhaps that name comes back a
little easier however The young
Lithuanian used his real name
with Uncle Sam
Johnny returned to Detroit 10
months ago on ms last leave be-
fore departure 10 parts unknown.
He saw his friends from Central.
Vince Banonis and he went out
and spent a couple of evenings
TCmlnISClnC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
No Quarterback

The committee made no effort
10 puck a quarterback, bat instead
lists all four selected As backs
The reason for this IS obvious
4 player who does the work of
quarterback under ono system Of
play can not be compared with a
player who does the chores OF
quarterback under different
system.
Take Rertelli II Notre Dame.
working behind the "T'. There is
no way IN which to compare Bar
TELLS worth 10 his team IN com
parlSon with, say, George Celthaml
Of Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Jo-Jo White Returns
To Majors With As

CHICAGO Dec ; -Jo-Jo White,
former Tiger outftcldcr who
played the last four years with
the Seattle RainierS Of the Pacific
Coast League, has been sold to the
Philadelphia Athletics for out
fielder Wilson -. Miles for an UNI
announced sum OF cash. II was
announced today by Bill Skiff,
manager Of the Seattle club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
II Looks Like a Good Shindio

Next YOU bump George Cethaml tho Michigan captain
and Whitley Wistcrt the teams great AAmercan tackle.
Coming TO party this Weekend" inquired George.
what party" asked.
oh Fred Matthae promised party at the end Of the
Dame. Said could invite many
liked
ITS his injected Wsert "Ceithaml already
has invited &c people I'm three behind and looking for pros
poets"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
DAD SAYS GOOD-BY TO SON. BAN
Lets 60 visiting.

It's after the annual Michigan bust has
ended Michgans grand old standing around shaking
hands and calling without moments hesitation
We have him do this times that coudnt
help walk ul in his little informal
ferences.
Coach" said how do you do II through the years:
Young DID, call these Michigan by their FIRST
names without a moment grabbing around for time
Fielding H. Yosts eyes sparked He placed that big paw
on my shoulder and began:
"Doncha know, it's like this. guess II John Fox Jr,
the author Trail the Pine and Little Shepherd
q Kingdom Come who put II down In words
"Doncha know Fox wrote this: a mountaineer hates a.
long he n remember and he forgets'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

ENDS -- Judd. Tulsa: Alfred
TeNss Christian; MADAR, MICH
IGAN; Jeffrey, Baylor; Beals,
Santa Clara; Curry, 81. MsrS'S Of
California; Lamb, Oklahoma +;
EkerH, Missouri; kuCLynski.
Pennsylvania; Ferguson, CALI
fornia: Henderson. TcNaS Chris
tian; simmons, Texas \. ana NJ.
Baird, Vanderbilt; Browning, Den
yer; kellener. Army; NuSoen
Washington State; Conner, Tulane.
TAG kLES-BouleN. BOSTON Col
lego; Carlson. Denver; Donaldson,
Pennsylvania; klug, Marquette:
Mc( aferty. Ohio state; Rymkus,
Notre Dame; Very, Southern
California; Nhitmire. Alabama
Nauldl. TcNaS; LawhOn, Arkansas
Connolly, TEXAS; BoOth, Southern
Methodist. sanchez. san Fran.
cisco; Stann, Stanford; Tupper,
Missouri; Simmons, Oklahoma
SChleight, Nebraska; Johnson,
Kentucky.
GUARDS - Bon HOLES AR,
MICHIGAN; C8nale. Boston Col
lege; HOughtnn, Ohio state; JET
fers, Penn state; Ramsey, William
and Mary; TAYLOR. Stanford
shannon, Colorado; Weber. syria
cu>e; Buda, Nebraska; Morford,
Oklahoma; hrams, Missouri ;
Bucek. Texas \. and VI; Barnett.
Baylor; Humble. Rice, Razor,
Southern Methodist.
CENTERS-GatewOod, Baylor
Marsee, Oklahoma; Harrison,
Washington; MoSeley, Yale; San
tucCi, Santa Clara: Manning,
Georgia Tech: PREGULMAN,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

one Of Uncle Sans boys, and
I'm prouder still that he's my
brother. know that some
where he's alive and will live To
see the Japanese sun set. After
that he'll be coming home again
tn enjoy the peace for which he
wanted to fipht.n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
NV Whole Life, Doncha Know

paused moment and he takes his of you
That simply means doncha know, that you forget
remember There plenty OF people I've
call by There plenty of things have
tried To remember.
MY memory Meechigan Meechlgan stays with
ne because refuse forget. That's been my whole le