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Evening star., 1942-03-20
Two Air Cadets Killed, ,
; Missing in Croshes
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press
BAKERSFIELD, Calf, March 20.
Two Air Corps cadets crashed to
their deaths and three others are
missing on q routine flight which
left Minter Field Wednesday.
The field commander said bodies
Of Don Carne, 20, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Carne, San Francisco,
and Paul A. Davis. 23. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. T. A. Davis, Denver, were
recovered.
The ship was found on Mount
Cummings near the State women's
prison at Tehachapi and Carne's
near Quail Lake.
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Soviet Chiefs Are YOUNG

Russias infantry division COM
manders are the youngest Of any
now engaged In war. according to
Warsaw estimates setting the aver
age at IS. The British divisional
commanders average 4sh and the
German and Japanese 81, according
to best available data. 4
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Church Bans Red Nails

The Dutch Reformed Ring Of
Fauresmith, . group of 10 congre-
cations. placed . ban on rouged red
lips and nails At . conference held
In Trompsburg. South Africa. Rae
ing, drinking. cards, gambling, lot
teries and dancing also we're con-
demned.
Evening star., 1942-03-20

bor road from Pearl Harbor TO
Honolulu shortly after the bombing
started, with several ofncers on duty
there.
There was no deliberate blocking
Of the trafflc during December 7 or
following that date BY unauthorized
persons"
This statement was In conflict
with rumors that japanese driven
vehicles blocked roads, delaying
military personnel in reaching duty
stations.
Evening star., 1942-03-20

graphs - possible, . knowledge Of
some 1000 Is necessary to read them
easily. A well-educated person
knows 5000 or more and the total
iS several times that number.
The Japanese apparently have
found the language barrier Z for
midable one in their efforts to i'm
pose their domination on their
Asiatic conquests.
Evening star., 1942-03-20

Auckland, New Zealand, Jail pris-
oners are taking first-aid courses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
National Theater
Be gins New Policy

a NEW policy, offering two big
Shows-one on the stage and one
on the screen-at the same prices
which they have been charging in
the past. goes into effect at the
National fheater today. The per-
formances will be continuous, from
IL a. m. to II p. m. and there will
be a special midnight show each
Saturday.
The first motion picture to be
brought IN under the new first-run
policy Will he Invasion, and
American Adventure film showing
the grim truth about modern
mechanical warfare as carried on
by the ANS powers. This will be
the first Detroit showing for the
film.
on the stage. Myrna Dean will
head the travelling burlesque revue
of 10 stars. including dancers Joan
Navis and Gloria Dahl. Arthur
LaFleur and Marie Manners, with
an aerial ACT, and dancers King
and Roche, are added attractions,
while MegGs LeNing and Lou Fine
handle the comedy assignment
with the aid of straightman Paul
West AL Murray sings for the pro-
duction numbers of the Is dancers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Three Trees
Lists New Bill

a FAST-MOVING Harlem Re-
vue starring Leon WarriCk. rustic
baritone, takes the spotlight al
the Three Trees this week. War
rick, one-time star with the Bill
Robinson Revue and still known
as Roblnsons protege renders
such songs as "Cloe' and Wagon
Wheels in his own inlmitable
style
Supporting acts include clever
hooters Freeman and Freeman. a
fast stepping dance team with
fancy tap and novelty routines.
The show is backed by the Four
FannetteS in specially and pro-
duction numbers with Dave Will
bourne and boys supplying the
music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Tiny Bra
On Paradise STAGE

TINY BRADSHAW, who has
been crowned the King of the
comes 10 the new
Paradise Theater with his orches-
ira Friday.
Bradshaw maintains that the
iitterbug dance Of today harbors
no more moral degeneration than
did the waltz. bunny-huG or turkey
trot Of generation or so ago
Lii Green. celebrated blues
singer, whose sudden rise 10 prom
inonce could he traced 10 a single
phonoCraph recording title In
tho Dark is c0-Starrcd on the
stage program With Tiny Brad
shaw. With over 10000 of these
records already sold. she comes
here at tho crest Of us popularity
On the screen VIII be the first
showing Of Zane Grey'S Last Of
the Dances. western thriller
featuring George Montgomery and
Lynne Roberts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07

HOLLYWOOD. Feb. L Harold
Lloyd is one producer who didn I
have 10 look far for two new
Starlets. II you've seen pictures
of Peggy and Gloria Lloyd YOU
know they are two of the prettieSt
youngsters in Hollywood. and they
are As unSpoiled and sweet as they
are pretty.
/ suppose by now you've guessed
it: Yes, producer Lloyd is going
to make a picture with his daugh-
ters in which he will play the
father-a young different kind OF
father who gets in almost as many
jams as the young folks.
When l talked with Harold nc
said: Il hadn't exactly intended
to give out the story yet abou,
Gloria and Peggy going into the
movies. But since you ask met
is true. However. both girls have
TO finish their senior year AZ West.
lake school this year and after
that they've TO be coached for-the
movies.
They are inexperienced and
need training" But Harold could
not keep the tone of pride over
the family beauties out Of his
voice. Won't IL be something tc
see Harold, famous specs and all
playing a movie papa 10 his owr
debutante daughters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
State Offers
TUin Horror
Program

BETTER BUTTON up your
overcoat and keep firm grip on
the edge of your seat when you
visit the Palms-State this week
because there's a maniac at large
on the screen.
Your blood will run cold and
you will probably ask the usher
10 keep his fashllght on. but don't
mind that, just think how lucky
you are to be Among the Living"
at the conclusion.
If the titles of these films, The
Smiling Ghost and Among the
Living" don't scare you handsome
Albert Decker. who IS Just a little
bit crazy. certainly Will
Among the Living finds "Dr.
Cyclops' Decker playing a dual
role on the theory that one man
can't be so crazy, he undertakes
the portrayal Of twin brothers,
one sane the other insane. AS the
unbalanced half he turns homi-
Cidal maniac and kills with reck-
less abandon when the wheels in
his head make too much noise
Blame for the murder is placed
on the shoulders of the innocent
twin. who escapes near lynching
before being indicated.
Decker doesn't have 10 resort
to grotcSque makeup or physical
distortion 10 create horror His
portrayal here is quite effective
and you'll find yourself just as
uttery as the average person who
is confronted by any common.
ordinary candidate for the insane
asylum.
Other principles include Harry
Carey, Susan Hayward and Fran
ces Farmer
The Smiling Ghost" contains
more humor than horror II re-
wolves around the antics Of Wayne
Morris and his ebony valet. Willie
Best. who become entangled in the
romantic affairs Of ink girl
whose kiss has brought three pre-
viouS engagements>to tragic con-
illusions.
Brenda Marshall and Alexis
Smith share the feminine leads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Lii Green
Tops Revue
At Paradise

TWO RECORDING artists helc
the interest Of opening day audi
ence Friday AT the new Paradise
Theater. They were Lii Green
known As The In the Dark" mama
and Tiny Bradshaw and his or.
ChcStra.
Lii i credited with starting the
present cycle of blues singing
Her rcnditions Of My Mellow
Man" Your Just Full Of Jive.'
Give Your Mama one Smile and
In the Dark, done IN her par.
ucular style, registered we'll.
Bradshaw who has been called
King OF the JitterbuGS," is an Of.
fectlVc master of ceremonies anC
introduces several of his own com.
positions, notably Jersey Bounce,
one Of the current top tunes.
In the huge revue are Slim
Thomas, a tap dancer of ability,
Cook and Brown, comedy team
with the shorter member provok.
ng most of the laughs. anc
Whitoys Indy HopperS. an effer.
vcSCcnt group of jitterbugS con-
SlStlnG Of four couples whose gy-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
buy Bomber
Bow Scout Chief 70 Speak

DR.. James F. West Of New York
City, chief Boy Scout executive.
will be the principal speaker al
the annual meeting tonight Of the
Detroit Area Scout Council, in
Mackenzie High School, which will
mark the opening OF Boy Scout
Week Doctor West is expected
IN reveal how tho $4,000 scouts in
this area will aid in the defense
program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Films in Review
By CHARLES GENTRY
Michigan
Rampant
With Thrills

MAYBE THE United States
cavalry doesn't arrive quite in
time for the final rescue. but you
are in for the most terrific boots
and-saddle drama you've ever ex.
perienced on the screen, in They
Died With Their Boots on" which
opened al the Michigan yesterday.
A photo-biography Of General
George Armstrong Custer. this
picture shows lot more of the
experiences of this dashing caval-
ryman than just that final famous
stand
Maybe We didn't read the pages
of our history book carefully
enough, but we didn't realize what
A fascinating career Custer had
previous 10 that closing episode on
the banks Of the Little Big Horn
in 1876.
With Enrol Flynn in command
OF this role which was made right
TO his uniform. We trace HIM
through carly and insubordlnate
days in West Point. his fractions
cadet capers and his almost taking
his country's name in vain at Get
tysbuTg, where he failed 10 leave
an address for his superior officers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Monogram Buys
Like Studio

HOLLYWOOD. Feb. Mono
gram Pictures Corporation today
announced II has purchased the
Ralph Like Studio in Hollywood
which il has used under lease for
the past two years.
Monogram paid $3.50 600 for the
property. originally the site Of the
Charles Ray Studio.
In addition. the studio took an
option on two acres of land adj
joining the studio.
Monogram is now working on a
production schedule which calls
for 80 features and % western
pictures during the current fiscal
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07

Irations were almost too fas
THE eye.
On the screen is the y
showing OF Last of the Qua
IA western thriller. writtef
Zane Grey and featuring C1
Montgomery and Lynne Rol
A Fox Movietone News give|
first details Of the Pearl III
incident.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07

STEINE R'S WIN G
LEAGUE announces its second
annual dance n be held AT Gabriel
Hall. 9375 Amity avenue, near
kercheval. on Saturday evening,
February Z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
FIRST STARRING ROLE

Metro thinks they have some
thing in Van Helm. who was
Katherine Hepburn's leading man
on the stage. lie has an unusual
screen personality, l must admit.
Heflin. like olives, is a cultivated
taste. In The Feminine Touch
with Rosalind Russell he wasn't
conventionally handsome-but he
has a way with the ladies. This
al adds TO M-G-M assigning him
his first starring role in Grand
Central Murder with a bevy OF
pretty girls. including Virginia
Grey. Pat Dane and Donna Reed
It's about an amateur sleuth or
his way 10 board a train when 2
gold digging chorus girl is muir.
dered IN the station Benny Zeid.
man will produce, with s. Sylvan
Simon directing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
LOuella Parsons
GOSSIP FROM
HOLLYWOOD

at R.k-O. The Crime Of Laura
'Sarcllc by Josephine Shearing.
one Of Fnglands best sellers. has
been bought and handed 10 Reeves
ESpy. who will produce IT, Since
How Green Was My Valley,
Maureen stock has scared and
since her contract is shared by
.R-K-O and Twentieth il was really
up 10 R-k-O 10 buy something
good for her. This is no murder
mystery hut Just good. old-faSh-
toned killing with all the trim
n1inCS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
O'HARA's NEXT FILM

A red hot murder story with
plenty Of equally torrid love Is the
movie that awaits Maureen O'Hara
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Colbert
ExceIs in
Fox Film

YOU ARE sure TO Remember
the Day when you see the film
version of that play which opened
at the Fox yesterday because il
is truly an unforgettable cinema
experience.
A sentimental story. "Remem-
Der the Day" lacks any OF the
maudlin touches which tear ierker
movies frequently indulge in. II
is a simply told, really touching
tale which will make you reach
for your mouchoir quicker than
you would if Madelon Claudet
sinned all over again.
Claudette Colbert temporarily
has abandoned her light comedy
career 10 take over the role OF
the school teacher whose single
romance had such a lasting affect
on her life.
She is pretty pedant Of the
First World War era who falls
in love with her schools athletic
coach. John Payne.
They spend a summer together
and because of their stolen vaca-
tion bliss. he is forced 10 leave
town He returns 10 marry her.
an enlisted officer in the Canadian
Army. and after an eCstatic honey
moon, she never sees him again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
\ REAL QUALITY

The honesty and unaffected
realism nj this story makes II a
great one and Colberts perform
ance is ono without equal
Payne. toe. although he seems a
trifle immature AZ times, docs the
best loh Of his career and whether
Colbert acting inspired him or
not, We don't know. but IL does
suffice that he proves adequate 10
the taxing demands of his role.
We particularly liked the pc
Rod atmosphere OF these prewar
times. everything from balloon
bathing suits 10 golden oak furni-
tnrn hnlnr In rAnrfnrt setting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
HISTORIC CAST

Excellent characters such As
John Litel as General Sheridan
Anthony Quinn as the Sioux Chief
Crazy Horse. Walter Hampton a.
the Elder Sharp and Charley
Grapewin as the scouting Call
fornia Joe arc without equal and
these help 10 build the story into
an exciting spectacle.
One-eyed Raoul Walsh has really
made a movie out Of this they
biz the dust" biography and We
must doff our Dobsons for such a
swell Job. Don't miss II If you like
activity on the screen.
Although Lupe Velez' prankS
bore us we have IN admit that the
teaming with bandy-legs Leon Err
rol no relation 70 General Custer
has had comedy fans on the run.
The latest crazy eScapade, Mex
ican Spitfire's Baby" is on this
same bill and is fairly funny, II
YOU don't care how you get your
laughs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07

Eastern Standard TinsD
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MIR Ru0alo Sercrads
WWJ Matinee ~ -hythn
CKLN Quaker cry Conga
VICAR >cWs
WY Vincent Lopez-M.
VILE News
WEXl- Variety music.
WJPK Polish iad,es hour
Wi5D-SeVs
I:I5 T.. VI.
WJP-Chur,h women.
cKLW-Chlck Mauthe ".
VICAR Musical Roundup.
WJLR Music.
NE%L~-VocAl Varieties.
Wi5D-Rhythm matinee,
l.3O 2. ".
WIR Science Adventures.
WV Cal ~ Youth
-KLW-Col0ntal orchestra.
WCAR-Haf a HAHN
WxIZ-- Music NJ Laval
WJLB Afternoon musicale
NE $l.-AmerIcsn Legion.
Nf5D--Cail 20 Youth-N.
l:t5 =. VI.
WIZ sen Clspper.
WV War news
NxYZ War news.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
4 LOYAL REBEL

His rebellious nature even shows
itself in his forward romantic
dealings with the little Monroe
Michigan girl who later became his
wife. in this movie instance, Olivia
de Havilland.
But the most action-packed and
exciting sequences are those which
deal with his post-Cipil War aetiv-
tiles in the DakotaS where he and
the famed 7th Cavalry of Michl-
gan, helped 10 pave the pioneer
way.
His tireless efforts TO pacify the
Indians and his eventual betrayal
arc right out Of the stark pages OF
our history and Flynn carries of
even tho most incredible Of these
episodes with great aplomb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
A NEW ANGLE

But the tangent of this brief
romance lies in the sturdy person
of young Douglas Croft. one OF
Colbert pupils, whose crush on
his teacher is one Of the many in
SpirationS which keep her going.
What Miss Bishop should have
been on the screen Miss Colbert
really is. and the absence OF
sloppy saccharlne qualities IN her
performance makes il truly great
one
She is so devoted 10 this young
ster, who represents her profess
sion, that she can never tell even
him the truth about her real love.
She only confesses 10 being hu-
man being IN scene which Is one
Of the most touching we have ever
seen on the screen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
CLEVER YOUNGSTER

The Young boy. Croft, is prob
ably one OF the most natural
youngsters YOU have ever seen
professionally and while he never
actually steals a scene. he holds
his own without reSorting 10 that
form Of boylSh "mugglng which
is generally 50 disturbing.
Jane Seymour as the mother
she was IN the stage version.
Frleda IneScourt and Anne Re-
vere-makes all Of the supporting
feminine roles superbly convincing.
LOTS OF THRILLS
The second feature, Bombay
Clipper has a lot OF excitement
waiting for YOU aboard flying
ship. San Francisco bound, with a
terrific assignment Of valuable
diamonds.
Featured in the cast are vii
liam Gargan Irene iierVey, Charles
Lang and Maria MonteZ.
Also on the bill are the first
shots Of the Pearl Harbor attack
and very interesting "CavalCade
Of Aviation from the Wright
Brothers first Job TO the Lockheed
Pos Interceptor of today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07

a Bomb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
6. r. o. ONLY

or course. the historic Last
Stand gives the film its climax,
but 80 much that's thrilling has
preceded this massacre tina, you
are likely 10 feel a little let down
To US, the preceding chapters
proved the most absorbing.
This, of course, might have re-
suited in one of those grim all
male pictures in which the femi-
nine influence IS disdained. but
Olivia de Havllland appears, with
out intrudlnG in the story 10 such
? charming extent, that she re-
iieves II of all Of It's too vIrlle
values.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07

Ruy a Bomhs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Annual Dance

buy n Bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07

SANGFROID: Pascho. the Ter
race Room bandleader, insists on
wearing a plain black jacket and
a party of guests mistook him for
the head waiter. Pancho didn't en-
tighten them Just picked out a
good table and seated the party.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Backsfage Thrills
OIdtme Speed Skater, Here With Shrine Circus,
Recalls Setting Record in 90
BY EDGAR HAYES

Meandering behind the scenes
of a circus is a thrill for any kid
from 6 10 60 Having been re-
pulsed on all lots in town not too
many years back, your reporter
quickly accepted an invitation TO
visit the Shrine Circus from Bill
Frackclton, Shrine potentate.
There were all the animals and
tho little secret about four of the
lady tigers soon 10 present the
circus with cubs. The most in
tereSting people from all parts of
the globe who live in a little world
all their own.
II was nearing the end Of the
trek that We ran into an old sports
figure eager 10 talk Of Detroit and
ITS history Of 30 and more years
back Earl Reynolds. he was. Of
Reynolds and Donegan, the finest
trainers and producers Of skating
shows in the world. It's roller
skating now, because it's impoSsi-
bic 10 get a circus 10 install ice
making machines.
Come In" was the CHEEKY
welcome from a real old-tirner in
the sport world. Brushing cos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
WAS SENSATION IN NASHVILLE

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 17Larry Gilbert veteran Nash-
VILE Southern League manager calls Les Fleming the greatest
power hitter | ever have in the minors
Fleming Tiger is the 25-year-old portside sugglng
first baseman Nashville Cleveland Fleming will report
to the Indians Clearwater this spring He was with the
Cleveland club at the taend of the 1941 and made
good impression.
1t was pointed here that Flemings Ala batting average
last season set modern League record but the
markabe thing Les forced out in md-Juy with
one wrist broken spraned when he hitting 4O6
and returned August boost even this tantc
average by eight points
In 100 games for Nashville Fleming exploded % home
runs "a wo-baggers triples and 81 singles and drove Io5
runs figures may may make Jack Zeer apd Del
Baker weep.
Fleming came up Detroit through the Tigers farm
Don Curtis, Tiger scout signed him IN 1888 Tor
the Alexandria club of the Evangene League after ne
had PLAYED ball for the Phillips Petroleum Company at
Borgess. Tex He's native and resident of Wichita Falls
The Tigers held Les for moving him from
Alexandria Beaumont Toledo then Buffalo taking him
spring training Lakeland three years always feeling that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17

The Texas Open isn't exactly major event Neither is
Open But to Harberts credit it must be said
that in both tournaments he virtually the play
ers he'll have to face the National Open called
off for the duration, is played.
Besides Hogan Harbert in winning these two champion
ships left behind such players Byron Nelson Sam
Snead Lawson and Henry Picard to only few
the headner among the tourists That should be proof
enough Of his skill
Harber gave fine demonstration Of the power with which
his swing charged yesterdays seventh hole 546yarder
which played longer result of the heavy farways
right down Chicks alley He was on the green in two
mighty waops, with the pressure on.
Pros point another feature Of the Battle Creekers
game which figured his sensational climb It. his putting
Few any they say match him the when his
putting stroke is in tune bold player he'll for the cup
from any spot green and the regularity with which he
drops the long be most discouagng TO his rivals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17

Another point He's likely TO break out at any time with
hot streak will put him back In the running after
apparently being finish the also rams his
30 Sundays final nine to tie Hogan Is an exc
ample And there that 30 at Los Angeles following
80 the first half.
Harbert included the first list of those invited
compete the coming Masters tournament at Augusta
Ga But additional invitations be extended shortly and
almost certain go to him after his brilliant
play this winter.
Harbert was an when he crowded into the spot
light by winning the 1887 Michigan Open at
with PCS of the lowest record 1t was
20 strokes under par and him margin OF Is strokes
the runnerup.
failed show much for several after that and
many regarded performance fash the PAN But not
his father W. Harbert who also is professional
They Chick would get going againand he has,