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Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
LORETTA HELPS. OUT

Loretta makes straight out
appeal 10 wartime patriotism in
arranging the trip, but, for tho
record, IL also must be noted that
Alan is not blind to the pleasure
Of having such a fair travelling
companion.
Still champion among tho
first ladies of Hollywood IN the
fine art Of getting some one 10
give YOU ride Is Claudette Col
bert She set an unforgettablc
example for Clark Gable and for
movies 10 come in IT Happened
One Night with a bit OF lee work
which got her a ride which car
RED her right on 10 an academy
award.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
Sings and Dances

JOYCE REYNOLDS. former
GCLA coed who makes her
screen debut in George Washing
ton Slept Here" gets chance 10
sing and dance in Thank Your
Lucky Stars"
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
RAINPRooF GLAMOUR

She used a colorlesS lacquer 10
hold her headdress in place. She
applied a wave-Set oil TO her eye
brows so that they would retain
their natural lines. A filmy protec-
tive coating replaced mascara on
the eyelasheS. 1t can be removed
only with cold cream. On her face
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
Car Star

LONG BEFORE gas rationing
came up, Wendy Barrie began
riding 10 Paramount on a street
car. travelling in that fashion
while she was making Submarine
Alert" for Producers Pine &
Thomas
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
Like Real Thing

MOST OF tho action in Casa
blanca takcs place inI cafe
operated by Humphrey BoGart. II
Us a reproduction Of one OF that
CltNS best known night clubs.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
Cuts Mustache

ID WIN 'rc r0'c of 'nr italian
amba>-ad0r 'r Moscow Ir "Ns-
sion IN Nnsr7" Charles Laforrt
sacr.iicef p T.sfaers hc had worn
FOR 10 years on tHc screen.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05

for him after several libelous
broadcaStS.
The Michigan also Will have sew
eran other short features in addi-
ton 10 these two major attrac-
tionS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
Only Yank

HUMPHREY BOGART is the
only member of the cast of Casa
blanca" 10 play his own national
ity in that picture. He is an
American. Swedish Ingrid Berg
man plays a French woman.
LYNNE OVERMAN, seen as q
minstrel show end-man in Dixie"
once spent two years in that
capacity on tour with the Ward
Iand Wade MinStrelS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
Benny
Goes Back
.
To Farm
By CHARLES GENTRY

NOW THAT we have not only
welcomed the New Year but have
invited il 10 come in and stay a
while, We can roll up our sleeves
and go back TO the serious buSi-
ness of taking the new movie fare
in our stride.
One of the first things we find
on our cinematic calendar for l943
is George Washington Slept
Here" scheduled to open at the
Michigan next Friday.
This Kaufman and Hart farce
had quite a run on Broadway two
years ago and, while the critics did
not exactly stand on their heads
over il. il has entertained enough
people ot warrant it's being filmed.
One of the more waggish review
erS made a crack about George
Kaufman Slipped Here" but the
movies have taken over and now
we find il filled with that celluloid
brand OF ardenilin which so fire.
lquently makes good movies out OF
indifferent plays.
In this case il serves as the lat
est vehicle for radio comedian Jack
Benny who draws Ann Sheridan
for his teammate. Jack certainly
seems to he doing all right for an
ether comedian when il comes to
leading ladies.
QUITE A HAREM
Lamour, Lombard and now
Sheridan give him beautiful sup
port on the screen. but Jack seems
to take il all for granted and goes
on his humorous way, consistently
Iclowning.
Benny, perhaps Of all the radio
performers, makes the best inn
preston on-the screen. His early
vaudeville training certainly stands
him in good stead when it GENES
TO facing a camera. which is more
than we can say for most OF the
air characters who seem 10 have
gotten movies confused with tele-
vision.
A GOOD ACTOR
Jack has an easy bearing and a
distinct type Of delivery which GER
tainly is a relief from the glibneSS
of so many radio performers who
take one look at the camera and
tyell 10 themselves, You're on!"1
&c gorge Washington Slept
Here, " as you probably know, even
liz you didn't see the play, deals
with the average citizen who gets
the back 10 the farm" urge, only
10 find himself saddled with some
thing which is a cross between
Dracula'S hideOut and an clubhouse.
HE CARRIES ON
Jack is nothing If not cheerful
about the place which threatens to
drain all of his reSourcveS as well
as his nervous system and carries
out the deal 10 its hilarious finish.
OF course, in these days of gas
rationing when all the amateur
agrarians are coming back to
their hotel suites, the idea may
seem little dated, but the idea
of Jack Benny as the Barefoot Boy
is still a hilarious one.
FILM CORRECTION
The one complaint about the
play was that there was too much I
dialogue and not enough action,
which is right where the movie
doctor can step in and administer
the cure.
Although we shall not review
the picture until after its opening
we can guarantee ahat there's
enough action 10 keep YOU going
throughout every reel of this film
version.
If there isn't youll probably find
il in the companion film. Il Live
on Danger" which Co-Stars Ches-
ter Morris and Jean Parker in
thriller about a radio commentator
who finds the air getting too hot
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05

SGT. GENE AUTRY. cowboy
No. !, spent three hours today
talking with Hal Wallis AT
Warner Brothers studio about
playing In This l. the Army"
Gene VIII have one of the fea-
turcd roles and will have a
chance 20 keep mp the good work
81 appealing 10 the youth of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
SimpGfied Makeup
For Women in War Work
By DONNA GRACE

business girls and women in
- war work need some quick
method Of putting on their eve
nlng makeup. The clever ones
Will have their clothes in per
feet condition
With a good costume 10 step
into the rest OF The grooming
should be easy. After a quick
shower or tub 10 relax tired
muscles, rub briSkly with big
towel and pat on cologne, then
powder.
Cleansing cream is applied
quickly over the face and neck
arms too If a formal dress Is 20
be worn. This is removed with
tissues and quick application
Of iced aStringent IS patted on,
blot dry with towel or tissue and
blend on foundation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
BroiIer Meal

Shoulder lamb chops, ? table
spoons grated onion, ! table
spoon lard. 3 cups boiled rice, !
can tomato soup, ? cups green
beans and salt and pepper.
Have the lamb chops cut J.
inch thick. Brown onion in lard.
Add rice. tomato soup and sea-
Soning. Place the rice mixture
in the broiler pan. Drain beans
and arrange around edge.
Place chops on broiler rack
over rice and vegetables. In
sert broiler rack and pan so
that there are three inches be-
tween top of meat and source
OF heat.
When chops are nicely
Drowned on top side, season,
turn and brown on other. Only
one turning is needed. About
y 10 Is minutes Will be re-
quired 10 broil chops which are
! inch IN thickness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Versatile Suit

The two-piece suit shown also
bears famous name tag and
* made Of white rayon shark
skin printed with the petit-polnt
roses. The shorts fall INTO dlrndl
fullneSS from a fitted waiStband
and they are completely lined
with rayon Jersey pantieS.
The well-Cut bra is practically
guaranteed 10 give you a fine
figure. whether nature did or
not. II has a halter top that ties
AZ the neck and shoulder-back.
This two-piecer will double for
a play or sun suit and comes in
variety of colorS pale pink.
green, blue and rose all i'm
paled with the petit-point rose
design. In misses sizes u IS
s. q5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
GoodIy Variety

Despite priorities and reStric-
tons you'll find plenty of var-
ETY. in bathing suits. Leading the
parade is the two-piece model
which consists of shorts and
bra-suits of this type are worn
Tor swimming and alse as beach
and play toys.
The flattering one-piece dress
makers may be found by shop
ing about and there are still
some knit all-in-ones. Serious
swimmers who like a stream
lined, tigure-hugglng suit. will
find them made Of woodland
velvet Weaves such as the black
beauty shown today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
TWo-Piece
Style Suit
lie ads Parade
By Joan DEAN

THOUGH YOUR recreation
Il this summer will be grabbed
in tlme-off between swing
shifts, on short week ends 10
the lake and if you're lucky, on
a two weeks with pay vaca-
tion, IT is important that you
get some recreation 10 keep you
ilt for the job you must do
Swimming is one of the bet
ter relaXers and builder-upperS
and with the eighth annual
National Swim for Health Week
TUNE 81 10 26) staring us in
the face. we shopped about TO
see what's new in swim suits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Superior Intelligence

Particularly silly are those
domestic arguments which arise
from The efforts of one 10
demonstrate 10 the other, his
cor herr superior intelligence
regarding the end Of the war,
household economies, point
rationing, shortages and the
stock market. How do YOU
know that your guess is better
than the other fellows How
do you know that your guess IS
better than the other fellow S .
How do you know what viii
happen tomorrow
In peace times. these little
scraps may have served as
escape valves for the feelings of
irritation or resentment which
might have been pilIng up m
side you. They may have saved
You from a bigger explosion
But now they are the matches
which light the fuse, that sets
off the dynamite.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Accessories

The same store that has tho
TWO SWIM suits has some very
attractive beach shoes that
would also double for play
shoes. Made OF crlss-croSS straps
Of multI-colored canvas, they
have open toes and heels. com
position Soles and are priced at
around 81 and So.
If you're going 10 have any
time at a lake, you VIII need a
beach coat. The white terry
cloth robe at the same shop Is 4
daSher. Cut like a polo coat, II
has a convertible tailored collar.
huge patch pockets and shirred
midriff that extends into a
iaunty front sash. Misses sizes,
* qS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Like a Silk Dress

Love is like a silk dress. You
can tear 1t and tear II and tear
ia little, every day-unul IT
goes TO rags, and you can no
longer patch 1T up. Every time
you stab at a woman'S vanity
YOU hit her love; every time
YOU give a man piece OF your
mind, you lose a piece of his
heart.
Two people who love and
trust each other and are on the
same wire, would as soon think
of feeding each other ground
glass as OF starting 10 biCker
with each other. in peace times.
Why do they let themselves so.
now.
The war is 5000 miles away.
Why bring It into the home ?
Set nerve control Peace! It's
wonderful!
Copyright, 1888, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
For The Eyes

Powder is patted on over the
rouge and foundation. The eyes
also call for artistic work. The
lashes should be brushed we'll
before any mascara is put on.
The brush for The mascara
should be wet and then before
rubbing II across the mascara
cake II should he pressed against
tissue 10 remove all excess
moisture.
Stroke the laSheS from the
roots 10 the TIP, do not touch
The lid or the outline will not he
clean. Stroke the brush under
as well as over the top of the
laShes. DO not touch The lower
laShes with mascara, Just brush
them we'll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Cut for Freedom

Bearing the name Of famous
SWIM suit manufacturer, this
slim, black suit is cut for free
dom Of movement. Cross straps
at the back allow plenty of
bare shoulder for tanning pur-
poses. yet the straps Will not
slip off with the quick strokes
of the crawl.
Two lines OF white rlCk-rack
braid march down the front Of
the suit 10 give II zip and a
Slenderi2ing effect Made Of
Nelvelour. suede-like knit. II
comes IN sizes y TO 20 and
Is Sc 50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20

scraps which start the dan An
wrong Restaurant table scraps.
which spell the evening and the
digestion And bridge table
scraps. which lead 10 InSomania
and sometimes 10 Reno
Just what there is about an
innocent lille table which
arouseS The fighting instinct,
nobody knows; but the fact re-
mains that most of the home
mont battles are fought across
a FEW feet Of table TOP.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
An Occasional Race

II is easier 10 live with some
body who flies off the handle
and stages towering rage once
in a while. than 10 live with one
who keeps your nerves twitter-
ing with constant arguments.
diSagreementS. accusations and
wrangleS. Nobody wants a pet
porcupine or pet mosquito
around the house.
II is seldom a big battle or A
big quarrel that wrecks "A home.
1t is nine times out of 10 just A
lot of little chickering's that
gradually wear off all the
glamour and roma nce and
finally wear out the patience.
And il - the same with a
friendship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20

worn. PAT powder over neck and
arms then remove all excess.
Those VINO know how 10 apply
cream rouge VIII blend II on
right over the foundation. Blend
the rouge up 10 the lower lid and
down well on the cheek. 1t
should he just warm tone and
have no suggestion Of artificial
color
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Lamb Chop Meal

SHOULDER LAMB chops
arc often in the economy class
and are delicious in flavor. Each
chop makes a good sized Serv-
ing with a large proportion OF
edible meat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Apply Carefully

Foundations must be done per
feCtly and this IS the part OF the
makeup that takes time and
calls for a good light. Cover me
neck and arms with the founda-
ton when sleeveless dresses are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Cotton
.FoAWiedd!iin9
Party Gowns
By JANE COCHRAN

NEW YORK, June "a
HINES brides fe-fftfdttE the
- traditional IVORY satin almost
as rare as grandmothers treas
ured lace veil. Shoes In these
days of ralioning Just aren't
thrown in profusion and even
rice is too valuable aS a potato
substitute TO he shoWered
around.
Silk is almost non-eNiStant
and rayon, TOO. Is going TO War,
but fine CottonS sun relatively
plentiful are being fashioned IN
beautiful dresses for even the
most particular Of brides.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Simple Dresses

Organdy. plain. frosted or
crinkled. is by far the most
popular OF The materials for this
June'S bridal gown. The short
wedding dress is competing with
the traditional one for wartime
weddings they're more fitting
in many cases if the wedding is
held At the groom'S army camp.
One of the mnSL-popular Of
short wedding dress styles IS 4
compromise between tradition
and conditions. The dress is OF
white cotton lace. made IN a
simple shirt waist style Its
both white and practical
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Lacy Trim

A cotton wedding party pre-
sented m a fashion show IN New
York. lost none Of IFS loneliness
because OF war-inSpired short
ages. The brides dress was Of
white organdy with a rutfled
train.
The sleeves were long. and
tight fitting. the neck high IN
An old-fashioned look, and a tiny
ruffle Of white organdy backed
the orange blossom headdrcSS.
The Veil was Of net. although
cotton lace mantlIla i'm lovely
patterns are being worn as q
new style note.
The bridesmaid wore 2 pie
tureSque dress Of white organdN.
dotted with green. and with
green ribbons interlaced IN the
front woke
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20

Two kinds OF Flb, - with
and without arphcators. Both
are quilted easy 10 use, 70
comfortable. You're safe be-
cause they ,aHf come apart.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-04
BRITISH ADVANCE
into NAH Lines
TANKS ARE USED IN MAKING
THRUST IN TUNIS AND
BIZERTE AREA,
tBy Associated Press)

ALGIERS, Jan. 4.-Despite the
sea of mud in the Tunis and Bier
tie area, force of British tanks
yesterday penetrated S miles in
to the German lines and held the
newly acquired positions.
Before the advance of the tanks
the Germans fell back in wild dis
order, and while they were re-
treating wave after wave of Brit
ish planes dropped bombs among
them and dived low and machine
gunned them.
That was the only activity in
the entire ground fighting in that
area, but Allied planes kept up
their attacks on enemy aircraft
and positions, both in the TuniS
and Bizerte areas.
Dogfights were not nearly as
extensive as they were on Satur-
day, when Allied planes destroy
ed % enemy planes and damaged
"a more. But few German planes
today were met over Tunis or BIZ
zerte and no Italian aircraft was
seen by Allied pilots.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-04

make - and it doesn't get any
easier. she says. But I've just
accepted the fact that it's part
of the times and I have to ad-
just to it.
The job helps, of course.
First. it keeps me busy. And
then in my work I come in con-
tact with many people who are
in difficulty. I have heard the
stories of so many women
worse off than I am that don't
seem to be having a bad time.
Their greatest difficulty is
economic-the problem of pro-
viding and caring for the chill
dren."
Mrs. Davis solved her child care
problem like this: She gets break
fast herself while Johnny careens
around on his tricycle.. During the
she leaves him in a nurs-
cry school. The colored maid she
has had for years cares for him
in the afternoon and gets dinner.
Then Mrs. Davis takes Johnny in
charge for a story hour before he
goes to bed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-04
New County Board To Take
Office On Thursday Night

Monroe county's new commits
SionerS will assume office Thurs
day evening, but, so far, as is
known here, instead of five newly
elected or reelected commission
ers being present at the meeting,
there will be only three, Carl Ber-
valdi, Eddie Gomez and J. Frank
Roberts.
The other two commissioners,
William T. Doughty, of the
fourth, and Harry Harris, of the
fifth district, are in the armed
sevices of the country and are not
expected to be at the meeting.
Both those commissioners will
ask Governor Holland for leave of
absence for the duration of the
war.
At the county courthouse this
morning, it was said that, thus
far, no Key Wester has publicly
announced that he will apply for
appointment for commissioner of
the fourth district during Lieu
tenant Doughtry's absence.
While nothing definitely has
been said about an applicant for
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-04
ENLISTED MEN
GET PROMOTIONS

The following promotions of
enlisted men have been made pub
lie by the commanding officer of
the Harbor Defenses of Key
West, Florida:
To be corporal: Technician First
Grade Eugene G.. Haggard, Pri-
vate-first-class Edward M. Moore
and Privates James H. Cornesli-
son and Victor S. Otero.
To be technician fifth grade:
Private Hugh T. Meade.
To be privatefirst-class: Pri-
Yates James K. Faucet, Walter j.
Kantecki, William D. Thomas and
Thomas D. Wagon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-04
PRICE ASSURED
OF PROTECTION
NEAR HIS HOME
INFORMED THAT PATROL
MAN WILL BE PLACED IN
VICINITY WHERE ATTACK
WAS MADE BY SAILORS

Glenn c. Price, who. with Mrs.
Price, was beaten at midnight on
New Years Eve near their home
at All Fleming street by six sail
ors, said today he had been as
sured by an aide of Captain c.
+. Reordan, commandment of ma
val operations in Key West, that
hereafter a shore patrolman will
be placed on duty every night on
Fleming street. between White
head and Duval, where the Prices
reside, to take care of the sailors
as they proceed back to their
quarters in the Navy Yard
through the Fleming street en-
try.
The aide also assured Mr.. Price
that, were he or Mrs. Price able
to identify any of their aSsail-
ants, the commandant would see
to it that they were properly
punished.
However. Mr.. Price said that
neither he nor Mrs. Price would
be able to identify any of them.
as they, the Prices, were not
only struggling against the six
men to protect themselves but
that also it was altogether too
dark at the point where the at
tack occurred to see an outline
of ones face. x~ttvt.>
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-04

in New York's suburbs and moved,
into a four-room apartment in
Jackson Heights She has kept her
own job as a case worker in the
Community Service Society and
cares for Johnny (Who is almost
four). while she awaits the birth
of another baby in January.
Betty Davis is a daughter of the
South - tall, dark eyed, soft
voiced. She was graduated from
Hollins College virginia. and
took her Masters Degree in So
cial Science at William and Mary.
In 1885, while she was doing So
cial service work in Baltimore,
she was married to Bernard Da-
Wis, who left his job as personnel
director with the New York State
Employment Service to enter the
Technical Training Division of the
Army Air Corps at Miami Beach.
That left Mrs, Davis alone to
run the household. But don't pic
ture her as. worried, nervous
war-wife. She sits quietly, talks
gently, seasoning her words with
a warm, wide smile. (Only her
dark eyes hold a hint of stress.)
TITS a difficult. adjustment to
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-04
M'NUTT HEARD ON
MANPOWER ISSUE
SAYS ALL AVAILABLE MEN
THAT CAN BE REPLAC-
ED TO BE CALLED
L3y Associated PresSl

WASHINGTON, Jan. Avery
available man who can be replac-
ed in industry will be called into
the armed services during this
year, Paul V. McNutt, manpoWer
commissioner, declared today.
He explained that if a man is
irreplaceable on the farm or in in
dustry, he will not be indicted
into the services unless another
man, who is not fit for military du-
ty, can be found to take the va
cant position.
McNutt said further that. in the
protection of industry and bust
ness to as great an extent as pos
Sible, he had decided that n even
when a man is replaced and is call
ed into the armed services, he will
be kept in his position until such
time his successor becomes fam
liar with his duties.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-04
R0r1ne| Making Determined
Stand Against Opposition
Montgomery Not Hurrying
Into Battle; Bringing
Up Much Equipment For
Engagement
(By Associated Press)


CAIRO. Jan. 4.-One hundred
and seventy miles from Tripoli.
in a dried-out basin. a large force
of Marshal RommeIs men are
making a determined stand to-
day against the forces under
General Bernard Montgomery. it
was officially stated here.
The official statement explain
ed that. despite Rommers stand.
General Montgomery is not hur-
rYing into battle as he intends to
bring up more tanks and planes
before beginning the engage
ment. 1t was pointed out that
from the present position occu-
pied by the British Eighth Army
to its main supply base at Ben
gasi is a distance of $50 miles.
The only clash the British had
today was with Italian forces. IS
miles east of the Montgomery
position. The point was occu-
pied. after fierce fighting. by
the British. and the Italians
were either killed or captured.