davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
Eoueifa
Parsons
in UoMwool

HOLLYWOOD, oct. 14-Hold
everything, There's a biography
coming up az 20th that Is not an
nounced for Don Ameche. For
the pretty penny Of S500o0, Fox
has acquired the film rights of the
life story OF the fabulous .. Henry,
often called the most American
OF American writers. IL George
JeSSel. who viii produce, intends
10 film the entire history OF VII
liam Sydney Porter %. Henry)
II could run into a serial. In his
life span from 1862 10 1910 he
was. by turn, a cattle rancher, a
CishAaSher. a Xagabond,- a news
paper reporter and a writer.
Clearing the O. Henry rights
from the estate took bit of doing
on The part OF Nat WaXberger
who had the original idea and he
VIII work as an associate with
JeSSel. Dana Andrews might be
the dark horse in the race for the
title role-but il won't be Ameche.
NEW THIN MAN
No longer any guess work about
MyTna Logs return 10 the screen.
I have Everett RiSkin's word for
II that the next thin man goes
before the cameras within a
month with Myrna and Bill Powell
an their original roles. The title
OF the script on which Dwight
Taylor Is working is The Thin
Man Goes Home" and 1t puts Mr..
and Mrs. Nick Charles in a small
town setting with small town
crooks 10 detect" Myrna won't
leave for the coast for two or
three weeks.
CORNZAPOPPIN
You have TO hand il TO Olsen
and johnson for getting bang-up
titles for their movie comedies.
"Corzapoppin," is the latest de-
scription of their mad-house an
tics and the title "U' has readied
for the next Olsen-JohnSon opus
when the boys return from New
York. "Hellzapoppin" and Crazy
House are the other two films
the fancy comics have made for
Universal, and il might be added
that - corn was = a . poppin all
through them, too.
NOT THAT FUNNY
I was hoping the boys who |
come 10 the Hollywood Canteen |
Monday nights would miss me as |
much as / miss them-and then /
heard the lineup Of glamorites
Harriet Parsons played hostess to
in my place. Honoring the travel
ing British composite anti-aircraft
battery, my daughter and pinch
hitter had lined up such British
ers as Greer Carson, Ida Lupino !
and Cary Grant TO take a bow. |
But before the evening was over /
almost the entire blue book of |
Hollywood showed up-Hedy La
MARI, Joan Crawford, Maureen
OHara, Betty Hutton, Jess
Barker and dozens Of others, in
GLIDING the one-and-only Bob |
Hope. The ovation given Bob
was so terrific il could be heard |
for blocks. Fellows, fellows"
grinned Bob. I'm not that funny"
Evening star., 1943-01-04
SUBURBAN ROOMS,

GENTLEMEN, OFFICERS ATTENTION
Warm suite and studio rooms with privats
Law: clubroom, hotel service: 10-cent bus;
good location. A reasonable place to live
and enterta in-Club Glebe-Glebe 1915.
$40 SOUTH GLEBE. RD.. Arlington, Va
Singh room. nicely furnished; near Navy
and War Dept: gentle only. OK. 1887.
TAKOMA PIX, MD,-Lge. rm.. twin beds;
cOnV. 10 Walter Reed Shenherd Ais
Evening star., 1943-01-04
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

FIREWOOD, scrap lumber, Ia ton truck
load. s., at our. yard. Cooper Fuel Co,
2529 Firth Sterling ave. Sc. TR. 1903.
Night .TR. 3407.
FIREPLACE LOGS. seasoned. s. so .lge.
bundle: immediate delivery. 25c. The
Flea Market. 1928 st. NV. DI 2415.
FIREPLACE WOOD, well seasoned, cut to
order, SIS per cord. delivered. Box 231-L,
Star. o.
Evening star., 1943-01-04
ROOMS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
ana better service, aduer-
tisers are requested to in
ctude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent Cl1sSifcdtions.
Evening star., 1943-01-04
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. colored, wishes g.hw good cook,
hight laundry. for part time; best ref
Call Louise. HO. 2779
GIRL, colored. desired, full time Job. clean
ing only. Phone NO. 9142
GIRLS. two, colored. want days work or
general houSework. Call Hobart OO67. A.
Evening star., 1943-01-04
TABLE BOARD.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

RNs osRer aentiie girls ilI caI FREE re- ossg WIrH
LEAVING WASHINGTON, WILL SUB
Lease lease nicely furnished apartment. comb.
sths bsth ne% bsa sehen Near
ington Cathedral; good transp; must buy
furniture. Box 362-L, Star. s.
zoos NJ ST. N.Y. BRIGHT, LARGE
abe for s eoupe reasonabe furnished suit
coNGENIAL GIRL TO SHARE GROOM
apt. in ne. Call TR. 345s after 7:30 pm.
DOWNTOWN, 1l43 15tl, N.w-I-RooM
thing furnished: for 2 GOVT girls. $50.
BASEMENT APT. 3 ROOMS, KITCHEN
and semi-bath; 9is Kennedy st. NV.
Wisconsin 94S9.
3 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND -sEMI-BATH.
ONE FRONT ROOM. sEMI-BATH 919
Kennedy st. NV. Call Wisconsin 94s9
1901 18th, ST. NV, APT. 515-GIRL TO
share nicely furn. apt. with another; $40;
maid service Michigan 5000
WILL suBLET NY, APT. TO TENANT
sase ana Sath Ren hinsa ncnde;
electricity and gas. Box 1851. Star. a.
1345 COLUMBIA RD.-BAsEMENT, /
aentiies. no company. So week Ap. osss.
wANTED-JUNIoR OFFICER 70 SHARE
Georgetown apt: complete utilities. valet.
Adams 4341.
LADY OR GIRL, TO SHARE FURNISHED
apartment. kitchen privileges, with Jewish
lady: reasonable. TAYLOR 1868. g
122 9th ST Me- LARGE L.HK.
apart incl. gas heat. elec. and Frigidaire;
only $500 week adults. couple.
2434 MONROE ST. NE.-BED-LTVINo
room. dressing room. kit. bath. auto. heat
hot-water employed eentiles.
Continued on Next Paes.D
Evening star., 1943-01-04
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Continued J

sosa 18th ST: N,w..aFront room. deubls
1868.
LARGE sTATERooM for aboard pvt;
ca: also single staterm.. S45. DI. 1851.
1471 PARK RD. NV Nicely furn.
rooms for 2 ladies' CO. 1895 after ] pm:
14I7 BELMONT ST. NV. Apt. A--AnotheI
1hnf min nase'ane' toWne ss7sS ss T MI pc4Pss p7i4s
TAKoMA. PARK.-Naval, o,fhcer wishes
to share furn, house with bachelor or mar
shower; gentle gentleman. Ho. 1909.
ns2s 2lss ST Nwstsrsstye nnu;I.men room. sR.
1882 MASS. AVE. NV, Apt; 55xAttrsc-
limited phone: walking distance. ..
ARLINGTON, 92a 18th south--Room. next
near near SC SC" bus: % board OF optional: sio .k.
with board.
BEAUT, LARGE ROOM avail in downtown
apt. house. suit. or 8. DI. 1855 EXT
5201 CONN. AVE-Beautifully furn. rms.l
sgle.. dble.: exclusive neighborhood: trans
az door; unlim. phone. OR. 519o.
1854 PARK RID. .N,w,-single. light. com.
Portable: quiet: close to bus and car. Also
young lady to share rm. with another
Columbia 5000.
6@5 JEFFERSON ST, NW.-Lge front rms
beds, maple furniture; gentlemen or =
settled ladies. Georgia 1928.
IN RETIRED PHYSICIANS. HOME, warm
lovely rm. with pvt. bath: Navy or Arms
officer pref; semitic Randolph 20ss.
ATTRACTIVE single room for refined
gentle gentleman; private home; unlimited
phone. Emerson 1890. -------------.
LARGE FRONT ROOM, new furniture
Randolph 4595. .
1882 ONTARIO PL.. NV. nr. 18th and
Columbia rd.-Nicely furnished middle
room. twin beds: 2 gentlemen. s@6i
54o5. N. H AVE N.w-Double room
gentles. TAYLOR Os92.
FURNISHED ROOM with kitchen, nice
section Phone TAYLOR 373s
ARLINGTON, VA;;-Furnished front room.
gentle gentleman. Overlook 5o52.
CHEVY CHASE D. c., 662a 32nd St NV
i'm. phone: gentleman. EN- 7250
LARGE FRONT DOUBLE room, s35, neai
breakfast, on hus line. near restaurant
Call SH, 1912 before o a m. or after pm
Mr.. CONN. AVE. AND PORTER sT,-Lad1
| 10 snare pleasant I'm. with another;
! unlir1. phone: s. wk. Emerson 3197, ewes
| 4204 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-Front rm
! twin beds, . ladies, gentileS. unlim. phone:
| near car and bus. ia. 1850.
WALKING DISTANCE.
1912 18th n.w.-Double room, connect.
! ing bath. Also girl to share room With
| another, water, next bath 5'
| DUPONT CIRCLE - Men only. Single
rooms, showers. 17l1 P st. NV.
1905 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
For men only, = extra large doubls
rooms, running water Also space In dou-
Bile room for quiet discriminating GENTLE
SUBURBAN ROOMS.
GENTLEMEN. OFFICERS. ATTENTION
| Warm suite and studio rooms with privats
| Law: clubroom, hotel service: 10-cent bus:
| GOOD location. A reasonable place to lvs
and entertain-Club Glebe--Glebe 1915.
$40 SOUTH GLEBE RD.. Arlington, Va
! Singh room. nicely furnished; near Navy
| and War Dept: gentle only. OK. @S37
| TAKOMA PIX, MD,-Lge rm, twin beds:
| conv to Walter Reed. Shepherd 431S.
ARL.-Pine-panele basement Ink room
! for couple. complete bath, c.h.w.; conven-
{ lent ] DC bus: $50 ca, mo. CHI, 211S
Evening star., 1943-01-04
ROOMS WANTED.

ELDERLY GENTLEMAN employed, desires
nulet furnished room near North Capitol
and New York ave; running water; $40
per month Box 41o-L, Star <.
REFINED BUSINESS WOMAN desires room
with private or sem-private bath avail.
able January 5th. Please give particulars
Box 417-L, Star.
YOUNG COLORED COUPLE want lsrss
front room, unfurn.. kitchenette, or larcs
front room, kit. privil. Call De o468
after pm
Evening star., 1943-01-04
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT and tax conSultant stote-
mcnts, tax reports, books put in order.
Kept at SO mo, up. Many Justly entitled
tax-saVing steps If taken now WA 64O0.
Evening star., 1943-01-04
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

LOVELY HOME, several girls to share
room, pvt. bath. grand meals: SIS each;
congenial family. home privil. Oliver 6603
CHEVY CHASE, MD-Pleasant front cor.
meals; telephone; o delightful home for 2
employed persons Call WI O6qo
Evening star., 1943-01-04

MAID, general hCusework, cooking; live
IN. Sl5 per week; Arlington, Va. Chest
nut 1od4 References
Evening star., 1943-01-04

WOMAN. for upstairs work and laundry:
GOOD wages for good work. T:30 am to
m; no children. no Sundays. Emerson
Evening star., 1943-01-04

MAID live in: $50 per mo-; general house
work, cooking and light laundry; private
rm. and bath. Wisconsin 69l1
Evening star., 1943-01-04

MAN AND WIFE, settled colored, as house
nan and cook; live in; S35 per week.
Evening star., 1943-01-04

MAID, care for 2-yr.-old child cooking,
s.h.W, i've in or out. references. Wood
Evening star., 1943-01-04
$50 MO

=, COOK -housekeeper: employed couple no
e@nildren. en- Sat, RE. 3471. Sun. and Mon,
Evening star., 1943-01-04

MAID for general housework. must be good
erences; SIS week plus car fare. WO. 1903
MAID, elderly reliable. TO take care of
children and small apt; SI2 and cariare.
Evening star., 1943-01-04
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

BUILDING GUARD desires single room,
ciean, nome style meals, early breakfast II
possible preferred. Box 403-M, Star. 6'
CATHOLIC. middle-aged Army officer wishes
room and breakfast private home, walking
distance of Munitions Bldg: private bath
ana evening meals preferable. Box di3-L.
Star. IOs
Evening star., 1943-01-04

MAID, experienced must be fond of and
assist with :! children; refs, health card;
SIS wk.: live in. FIR. $500. Ext 80
Evening star., 1943-01-04

MAID. COLORED, MUST BE NEAT AND
CLEAN. GOOD SALARY. CO. 2929
MAID, GENERAL HOUSEWORK, PLAIN
COOKING, LIGHT LDRY., PART TINE
NO SUN. MI. 5379, AFTER $50 pm
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-12

LOST-Gas ration book. Return to
Flora Rogers, Rt. Box 211, He
ber. 3-13
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-12
3 Liquor Licenses
Suspended In |. Y.

The state board of equalization
announced Friday that liquor Ii
censeS at two Ell Centre establish
ments and one Brawley establish
ment were suspended after COM
plants recently were heard by board
members.
All licenses at the Marcot liquor
store at 1T North Fourth street in
Ell Centre were suspended for 10
days because of the sale of liquor
to an obviously intoxicated person.
The licenses at the New China cafe
of Nah Sing at 421 Broadway were
suspended for 10 days for selling
liquor after 8 pm.
Maria Flores license at the Nor
ella cafe at 932 G. street, Brawley,
was suspended for 10 days because
liquor was sold to minors there.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-12
2-Personals, Special Notices

MASSEUSE from Los Angeles now
located in El Centre, would like
a few patients. Treatments reas-
enable. Phone 918W. 3-23
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-12
o-HELP WANTED

ARE YOU INTERESTED in a
steady position in an essential
industry in San Diego at top
salary as milk professor, garage
mechanic, stockroom helper or
as night loader? Give age, ex-
perience and draft classification.
Write Box 900 Ell Centro. 1926
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-12
Army Commissions
Go To Physicians

CHICAGO, March IL. - (UP)-
The Army plans to commission ap-
proximately 5000 physicians and
5000 hospital interns and residents
this year, the American Medical
association announced today.
The announcement was made in
the AMA's weekly journal, which
also disclosed that the Army eX-
poets to commission 1900 dentists
and 900 veterinarians in 1913.
Physicians will not be called from
Arizona, New Mexico and Wyom-
ing, which already have contrib
uted more than their quotas.
Dentists will not be taken from
Arizona, Arkansas, New Mexico,
Oklahoma and Texas.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-12
AUDITORS

WANTED Beauty operator at once.
Apply Calf. Beauty Shop, Phone
929. 3-13
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-12

FOR SALE-l6O acres $4,000. Ideal
for flax or alfalfa. Easy terms.
w. T. Fugate, 795 Main. Phone
474. 3-18
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-12

LOST-Ring with punch of keys.
Phone 1886 Imperial. Mike Salmen.
81 reward for return. 3-15
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-12
.!-HOUSES FOR RENT
i3-ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOM ADJOINING bath, private
entrance. Hot water and cooler.
Phone 681J, 618 Euclid Ave. 3-15
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-12

A LARGE AIRY ROOM for one or
two gentlemen only Inquire 1856
Olive. 3-16
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-12
i-LOST. FOUND. ESIKAY

Identification card
and Mexican passport. Also driv-
er's license. Liberal reward if re-
turned. International Supply Co.
Grocery Store. go Second st.
CaleXico. 3-13
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-12
BUILDING SERVICES

II your roof needs re.
pairing, 1t costs nothing to have
us fix 1t. Let us explain. HART
ZELL 81 SON, Phone 251-W.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-12
Use Post-Press Want Ads For Results

32-USED CARS
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-12
DEATH FUNERAL
NOTICES

WEBSTER, Pvt. Calhoun, Negro,
died at Fort Huachuca in Arizona
last Monday. Funeral services at
the Lemons Chapel in Ell Centre
at $3.50 pm. Sunday. Military
burial at the Veterans Circle at
Evergreen Cemetery. 3-l3
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-12
io-APARTMEN7s FOR RENT

FURNISHED DUPLEX in Calexico.
See L. J. Goree jr., 759 Main. Ell
CentrO. 3-l8
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-12

LOST-Wallet containing personal
papers and money. Finder keep
money, return papers to Arthur
Baker, at H. P. Garin office. 3-15
Evening star., 1943-06-12
Reds in Pennant Race
Though Hur|ers Lag,
M'Kechnie Claims
BY The Associated Press.

Bv the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 12.-This talk
about a tWo-team race between the
Brooklyn Dodgers and St. Louis
Cardinals for the National League
pennant is laugh to Manager Bill
McKechnie of the Cincinnati Reds.
Not only is he sure his own team
will be right up there at the finish,
but also he comedies that frankie
Frischs Pittsburgh Pirates may
muscle in. too.
There's no outstanding team in
the National League today the
Deacon declares. "As a matter Of
fact, there's no outstanding team in
baseball"
The Reds in third place. however,
are one of the hottest items in the
majors right now
The Reds have fallen down main
ly in pitching SO far, as the Deacon
analyzes the situation. We've been
getting good work from Ray Starr
and Elmer Riddle he said, but
our other starters, Johnny Wander
meer and Bucky Walters. haven't
come along just right so far
Walters difficulties this spring
have been the Reds main puzzle,
however. A 27-game winner in 1889
and victor % times in 1910, Bucky
hasn't had campaign with less
than Is wins since he joined the
Reds in 1898. Yet so far in 1943 he
has won three and lost four.
Evening star., 1943-06-12
Dispute Verdict
For Hammer
In Thriller
A. P. Scoresheet Gives
Sammy Slight Edge;
Gate Is SIS, 502
BY SID FEDER,
Associated Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK, June 12.-The secret
Of perpetual motion, a little trick
that some of our best beak-busting
brains thought Henry Armstrong
had solved all along, still is just as
much a mystery to Sammy Angott as
ever.
Lii Mr.. Perpetual Motion, better
known as Hennery the Hammer, left
Madison Square Garden last night
with a l0-round decision over Sam
my in the Observation-Disclosures battle
of the Comeback Kids" Yet, in
spite of the unanimous verdict of
two judges and a referee, who must
have read of the laughable larceny"
that was supposed to have attended
this tussle, there were more than
enough ringsiders believing Sammy
was no worse than ''foto finish" to
warrant a return raSsle between the
two.
A. r. Gives 1t to Angott.
Now, in spite of the fact that the
Hammer got the nod from the three
boss men after 10 rounds of the
claSsiest bust 'em and break 'em
betting the Garden has seen in a
long time, last nights koffee klatch
was as close as your Uncle Samuel's
next income tax date Which, in
case you're interested, happens next
Tuesday
AS matter OF fact. the Associated
Press score card gave Sammy the
fight, five rounds to four, with one
even. 1t was so close, therefore.
that Promoter Mike Jacobs, who had
the pleasure of counting s55.5O2
house from turnout of 1864 cash
customers, was more interested to-
day IN talking OF a return than he
was in his original idea to square
the winner off against Bobcat Bob
Montgomery. with Bobcat Bob's ver-
sion of the lightweight champion
ship on the line. This is the ver-
sion, incidentally. which is recog-
nized in New York and Pennsylva-
MIA, but otherwise is regarded as a
fancy bowl of corned beef hash
without the corned beef.
Customers Want Encore.
There's no doubt that the Gus
toners who sat in on last nights
shindig wouldn't mind a bit watch
ing re-take of the blood letting
Sammy went out there by himself
with hit-and-run stuff and right up
percuts for while, and had Hanks
highly-touted perpetual motion op-
erations resembling grandpa's jail
lopy without gas. Then the Buzz
saw took the brakes off and started
to come, and what he did down the
stretch, particularly with a right
hand block-buster to the body in
the eighth, made even Sammy think
that maybe there was something to
this perpetual motion machine after
all. For just few brief moments.
the Hammer even looked as if he
might really run old Pop Time-as
well as Sammy-rlght out of the
park and make him holler uncle"
for keeps
But in the 10th, Sammy caught up
with him again-and this 10th heat,
II nothing else-probably even con-
vlnced the one-time triple
holder that old Pop Time still is the
head man. Anyway. in winding up
in that fnale woefully tired and with
a badly sliced mouth that dripped
blood for the last three heats, Arm
strong appeared anything but the
engine tnat never runs down. What
he needed light there. as much as
anything, was grease and oil Job.
Evening star., 1943-06-12
Miller, Brewer Mines
Shrine Game Foes
Cameo to Be Busy Club
In industrial Loop

Cameo Furniture baseball team,
rained out of five scheduled games
in the Industrial League so far this
season, begins the catching-up proc
eSs tomorrow. 1t will meet Premier
Cab in a double header on the
Ellipse, beginning at 3 o'clock.
Cameo Yesterday swamped Engi-
neering and Research, ITO, and took
over second place behind Heurich
Brewers in the loop.
Miller Furniture finishes atop the
Departmental League this week and
will meet the Brewers next Friday
at Griffith Stadium in the inter-
league sandlot baseball feature of
the Shr!Ners' Night of Thrills.
Naval Reserve Aviation Base con-
tinues as the undefeated leader in
Potomac Naval League after winning
its fifth straight yesterday, a 9-3
triumph over Operations.
Evening star., 1943-06-12
Bluege to Shoot Works Next
Week in Series With Yunks
Py!es Damaged Hand Shows Improvement
As Griffmen Defeat Coast Guard, ga

Carrasquel will return to his relief
chores after tomorrow. for Bluege
intends using Ewald Pyle against
the Yankees Monday, then follow
with Dutch Leonard, Early Wynn
and Candini
Pyle, who has been inactive since
being clipped on his pitching hand
by Pinky Higgins liner last Sun
day, tested the hand yesterday
against the Boston Coast Guard nine
as the Mats registered a ga tri-
umph. Stan Spence smashing home
run for the big blow of the game.
Bluege to Keep Lineup.
Pyle reported marked improve
ment after turning over the pitching
to Lew Carpenter. who was no SEN
satlon. Carpenter had the consola-
ton, though, that there were few
witnesses to his inept labor. Only
few coast guardsmen We're inter-
ested enough to view the exhibition,
Bluege isn't planning to disturb
the Mats lineup in an effort to in
sert some punch. The Mats have
mustered only two runs in their last
two games, but Bluege says I'm
convinced I have our best lineup
on the field, but like everybody else.
I'm getting annoyed over our lack
of hitting.
Il know we can hit better than
we have. So does everybody else.
but, by golly, it's time we got going.
The way we've been hitting. we're
lucky to be in second place. Dog
gone it, we figure to hit. but July
Is rushing on US and we haven't
hit yet
L believe the boys are pressing
too much up there at the plate. If
I can get 'em to relax, forget what's
gone before and get them meeting
that ball the way they can, We'll
perk up"
Evening star., 1943-06-12
Lively Program on Tap Today
In Stars City Net Tourney
Bottle Between Elmer Griffin, Man of Many
Titles, and Austin Rice Ves for Spotlight

Mrs. Ar2a Gray, second seeded. de-
feated Mrs. T. j. Mohenthal, 6-3,
60, and takes on Sarah Moore at 5
Cassini and Courtney Win.
Igor Cassini and Jerry Courtney
reached the semiflnals by eliminat-
ing Rice and Phil Neff, 6-l. g.
and today at 6 oppose Navy Its
Murphy and Wilkinson. Other
mems doubles bring together the
combinations of Lynch -Johnsen end
Spriggs- -Theeman at 5 and Gaines
Adair and Dole-Curt:s at s.
In the only women's doubles
match played so far Mrs Belin and
Miss Moore defeated Virginia Pique
and Mrs. Doris Megnin. who met
only yesterday. 6-1, IS.
In other womens doubles today
the Hohenthal-Fls duo meets the
Huidekoper sisters at and the top
seeded Van Ryn- Allison team faces
the Dyer-Echols combination at s..