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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-14

Apprentice Seaman Richard
Glow. nephew OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
l.. Glow. Ypsilanti, reported at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
rRUcKs-coMMERcIAL CARS

3.ToN G. NJ c. van. IA ton Model A
stskt, y ton VS. pickup, cash 0r trade.
6Oi2 Brush S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Clothing. Trunks. Radios

Clothing, Trunks, Radios
Premium prices paid Pay IS 20 $500 for
suits, oyerc0atE mink Persian lamb. old
gold. Can CADILLAC 9ibS.
ELECTRIC or gas ranse. also ironer. will
pay spot cash Vermont 6-2ff0,
FURNITURE WANTED-W pay best
prices. Yoekey Bros Temple 2-f537.
MEAT display case, s., grocery refrFers-
tor and machine, Cadillac 0Tfi. Murray
1924. 23l5 Russell.
STEAM electric iron new or used Can
Mr.. Thompson. Tyler 1883 or Tyler
S-let7.
. TRUNKS. old clothing radios, electric
! irons refrigerators 'Lught Ne pay IS
o $500. Cadillac $3.50, FIRST.
wANTED--Liying room. bedroom suites:
gas stoves. washing machines COM
plste home or odd pieces. TY. 1920
WANTED-Stickout sign; some Moons
Dixon $500. Ask for Mr. Tuczak
WASHERS wanted, any age or condition
Highest prices. Telephone TYLER 4-22is.
WE BUY old fur coats. 32s Michigan
Theater Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12

WANTEn-'37 or IS Chevrolet Dodge
or Odds must be IN good condition: no
dealer please CEdar 1902 till IL noon
and after $50 pm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
GOLD AND IEwELRY WANTED

HIGHEST PRICES. diamonds. 1ewelry. old
gold, Original Detroit Gold Rehners.
SIDNEY kRANDALL. 1850 BROADWAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12

STEAM electric iron, new or used Gail
Mr.. Thompson. Tyler 1889 or Tyler
JS-Ie47
Evening star., 1943-06-18

Something to sell? Something to
buy? Use a Star Want Ad." Phone
MA. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-06-18
Lehman Reveals Plan
To Extend Italy Relief
When Il Cuts Axis Ties
Rehabilitation Director
Urges Outright Gifts
To Liberated Countries
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 1s.-Herbert
H. Lehman, director of the Office Of
Foreign Relief and Rehabilitation
Operations, said here last night that
plans are being made to extend re-
lief and rehabilitation aid to the
people Of Italy as soon as the Ital-
ian people are released from Axis
control"
Mr.. Lehman made the statement
In answer to question after he had
finished prepared address before
the Foreign Policy Association. The
question, submitted in writing by a
member of the audience, asked:
will relief and rehabilitation be
extended to Germany, Italy and
Japan in the same manner as that
accorded other nations?"
Replying, Mr.. Lehman said:
Il am not able to answer cate
gorically. 1t will require decision
by higher authority than mine. But
] can say plans are being made for
Evening star., 1943-06-18

the relief and rehabilitation Of the
italian people to be accorded when
they are released from Axis con-
troll"
Blockade Delays Aid.
In answer to another question,
Mr.. Lehman said the extension of
rehabilitation to occupied countries
from Norway down to Greece was
receiving careful consideration be-
cause 1t is one of the greatest mo-
ment to us and our Allies"
However" he continued, "it must
be recognized that any shipment
of supplies to enemy occupied coun-
tries naturally affects the blockade
policies Of the United Nations,
Competent military authorities both
here and abroad are convinced that
the blockade is one of our most
effective weapons. Nevertheless
any aid we can extend which will
not benefit the enemy is now re-
ceiving the most careful considera-
ton
Mr.. Lehman said relief work in
countries freed from occupation
forces would be controlled by Allied
military commanders. This method,
he pointed out, was followed in
North Africa and would be used in
any aid extended to the Italian
people.
Urges Outright Gifts.
Americans cannot live with Sc
curity in world half rich. half
pauperized," the foreign relief di-
rector said in his address. He urged
outright gifts of relief supplies to
liberated nations whose credit for
future reconstruction loans might
Evening star., 1943-06-18

otherwise be impaired by their in
ability to repay relief advances.
Recalling the system of American
relief loans after the last war, he
said:
Most OF these loans were subse-
quently defaulted, and our Gov
ernment thus was no better off than
If i1e loans had been outright gifts.
On the other hand the country re-
ceiving relief suffered an impair
ment of its credit and was less able
to borrow for sound projects of re-
construction so long as these loans
still complicated its finances"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
Service Notoh
Hauling Shells
lin Italy Tough

Woodward. Okla, AAF Benjamin
r. Richardson, West Branch.
Rapid City 5. D., air base; John
Il. Swick. 1852 Indiana Gordon
r.. Johnson, Abs ". Outer drive,
Dcming, n. NJ, AAF; Victor l..
kuLyk, 174O0 Ryan MERGED, Cal,
AAF: Ralph l.. Trites, Milford,
Roosevelt. n. NJ AAF.
To master sergeant: Tech Sgt.
Lloyd T. Russell, Ida, Clovis
n. NJ, AAF.
To staff sergcants: Sgts. sam
ucI =. Neiner. 3S4 LaBclle, High
land Park. Brooks Field, Tex
Albert OrneIas, 1904 Hammond
Mar hall Miller. l6l55 Princeton,
Rome ~. Y, AAF, Robert v.
HASTEN, 1868 Woodmont Euro
pean army.
To corporalS: Pfc. James +.
Hoffman, 60O2 Lemay, Samoan
Islands. marines. Pvt. Harold X.
Martin, Hazel Park, Ford Ord,
Cal. Tech. Edward II. Gosney,
219O4 Michigan, Dearborn; Pfc.
Allan y. Tagg, 22313 Tenny Dear
born. Eighth bomber command
England. Pfc. Arthur Salatka,
Detroit Mediterranean command.
To corporal tcchnlcian: Pies.
Gilbert T.. Davis. 1859 fuller,
Camp Attcrbury, Ind Pvt. Ed
ward \. Tesmer. 1888 Sheridan,
Fort jackson. 5 L.
To privatcS l>t class: PVts.
Naoma u. Wilcox. 1855 Wyom-
lng. North Africa WAC, James
~cotella. 1878 Bcwlck, San Diego,
al martinez
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
Service Note.

According 20 Cpls. William
Cable of Detroit and Ketchel
Rinehart Of Monroe, getting artil-
lery shells 10 the men on the
front in Italy is not by any means
so easy as it would seem from the
phrase Praise the Lord and Pass
the Ammunition. "
Quite the contrary, IL involves
walking five or 10 miles in dark
ness IN front Of ammunition
trucks 10 keep them ON the mar
row, slippery roads. and climbing
perCipitous cliffs 10 hand-haul
shells. but the mott Of their six
men crew is pass the ammunition
until we get 10 Berlin"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15

Two former Detroit Times
branch managers arc home on
mriough- Pfc. Robert Forrest,
1898 Monte Vista from Utah
University engineering School.
and Pvt. Clarence VI. Wilson, 67S6
Brace. from University Of Wis
Con,In engineering school.
.Inin G.. Zube. 1918 Algonquin
has returned % The navy base AZ
Astoria. ore, after a Through a.
home.
Mrs. Josephine NowakowsLIi,
1886 WcSsOn and Miss NVonne \
Hugaert, 3579 Lycaste have been
sworn into tine Women's ARMY
Corps as members OF the fourth
WAC Michigan company and sent
10 Daytora Beach Fla FOR
training
At GREAT LAKES
Forty lads from the Detroit
area have reported 10 The naval
training sltiiHN A. tfttI LAKES
The past week as follows LLOYD
y. Opperman. 1880 Seward James
X. Patterson. lO339 Byron. John
=. Radtke, 2l19 + Grand Blvd
William Beaudoin. 1877 Fullerton
Jerome ". Sobkoviak, Sf3l In
trrtdlc William r.. Harwood, 39i2
Pcnn,N .yanla David snyder, 1925
Monte Vista Robert y Hall, 50jl
IumhuIl, samuel y. Thompson,
53E2 Concord John Taherncr.
1901 F0rdhanl. Howard l.. Mas
ters. G6T Reed place Bernard \
Dclsler. I-il T. Grand Blvd
Eugene II. Reinhardt, il5l Crane
Edward J NisLczak, 52il Canton
Dominic Zuccaro. 656i Harding
James ". Gallemore, 21i Plquette
Allen e. NcMulIen, $500 Van
Dyke. Frank kulhaniian, 13406
Ryan John W. Oliver. 20 Golden
gate Walter -. During. 5000
Seminole. Harold = MoSSop. aga
Dprre1. itauf4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15

George \. Brennan, BOIL
Crane. IS recruit honor man in
his graduating class an The Great
Lakes Naval station lie is for
mer registrar az Wayne Uni
versity He now Is on boot leave
here.
Russell A. NcCloy. 59i1 Bishop.
has been appointed am aviation
cadet and Is being transferred 70
Maxwell Field. Ala, for pilot
training lie IS q son Of ", A.
McCl0y, head of The Times
country circulation department.
ARMY PROMOTIONS
To captains Its. Leon iii,
1900 Wark Fifth Amy Italy;
1t. Matter {. spain. 59O4 Not
tingham. Sixth Service Com
mand 1t. Fred *. Artz, lS9i2
RoSelawn. Patterson Field O.
To first hcutenauts End Its.
Rex I. VIM, 1926 NorthlaWn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15

The Gttrdcfioe giH cover
shown is dodiiabie nj Hudson
boHd-issuing office. Ask jor il
~hen you purchase your bond
AZ our bond office, EIeoenfh
Floor " oOdwdrd-SectiOn ID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Not You, Sweets

Ethel ses what do YOU mean
by that Joe Turp7 | Ses Why
/ don't mean anything except
that certain guys ! know hack
IN Brooklyn have married danes
Just because they happened TO
be around with them a LONG
time and never saw any others
l ses | mean those guys might
have got better break If they
had advertised and got a chance
10 pick from a fresh supply.
Ethel ses don't think its
nice for YOU 10 talk that way
although | suppose know who
who YOU are referring 10. /
ses not YOU Sweets She ses
well I didn't have any idea YOU
were referring 10 me Joe but
| know the ones YOU mean all
right | ses well lets not, men
ton any names Ethel
Then she sat there with The
paper IN her lap for quite awhile
and | ses what are YOU think
inE ~ Baby? She SAYS Joe l
am thinking about this sdver-
Using. You know poor Abbie
Schultz hiss not met any fell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

columnist who details the do
ings of the under and upper
cruStS Of society, says Snoot il
You Must" (AppletonD don't
think Mr.. Beebe is a shooter
for from all | know of him hes
a very good mixer. However.
he is probably the last OF the
great SophiSticatcs, as "SophiSti-
cation" ! believe. Will soon be
out of fashion We are pass
ing into a tragi-ironical age
where in "SophlStlcation' VIII
be looked on as shocking.
Shoot if You Must is a COS
Sipy and entertaining b 90 k
strictly for non-War evening To-
Taxation. Everybody, so TO
speak, is put in print in a Bee
becSqne good-natured way
Dali, Louis Sobol. Belasco, John
Drew. Boris Karloff and so on
and 50 on 10 exhaustion Here's
Mr.. Beebe al the confessional
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Knows Abbie Too We'll

I SOS look Ethcl do you know
how long | have known AbbIe
Schultz She SOS Well Joe
guesS YOU have known her as
long as YOU have me and Won
have known me since ! was Just
a little girl and YOU we're a
long-leCged fellow in grammar
school with pimples on your
face
SOS never mind the p.np'eS
because YOU were not so beau
tiful yourself then bat / know
Abbie even before | knew YOU
and / have three scars on my
head under my hair where she
hit me with rocks when We
were kids and what have cot
against any guys out here?
Ethel SeS yes Joe I guess YOU
are right They might sue lis
n they found out We were re-
SponSible for tn m meeting
Abble.
Yours truly
JOE TURP.
CorlnFe' iaE tg KING Features
Dttrin4tsd rs International >gos Ser, .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Ethel Turp Thinks
Matrimonie Ads
May Have Something

HOLLYWOOD Dec. Is.
Joe "TRIP Writes
nEAR SIR Last night my
~ wife Ethel was reading the
want al section Of the SUNDAY
paper and she Sos Joe listen TO
this advertisement II Ses lone
Soneness eliminated. 1t SeS We
find your mate and marry you
free with membership IN our
club.
seS we'll what about il
Sweets? She SOS what does "
mean Joe > l Sos why l guess
II means wha- 10 SOS. II YOU
are lonesome you answer that
ad and JOIN the club and they
find somebody 10 keep company
with YOU and marry YOU for
nothing.
Ethel SEES who do they find
and where do they find them
| SeS Baby ] am only explain
ing 10 YOU what the ad means
and I don't know who they find
or where they find them | SOS
! guess II All depends on what
YOU are looking for.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
End OF Book Is Hazy

Peter. however. has an affair
NTH girl which is described
very realistically. and the end
OF the book is rather hay for
Koestler. although a man Of
great writing gifts and dramatic
power has a petnfed. pseudo
mystical style a style you'll
find in all eastern European
writers who are hefuddled by
the mixture Of races IN them
This makes Arrival and De-
parture' an abortive effort.
although the descriptions Of
Peters fortunes by the NaZis Is
SO realistic and terrible that II
will hold your mind hreathleSS
Nevertheless. this is A book
YOU shouldn't miss " you're
good AZ conCehtrSNHP reading
II will give you lot 10 think
about.
Getting away from war and
problems of all kinds lets take
a trip 70 the Southwest and hop
along, not particularly with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Real Rugged IndividusIism

Here's sound, round con
feSSion' from Perry, hard-bitten
soldier and Texan which blow a
lot Of "goody -goody' fog out Of
my mind:
1T u true that cattle rusiling
II no longer aS fashionable a.
once was. But we still for some
reason hate law and order. arc
still incOrrlgibly rugged indlvid-
ualists. In land where most
OF us have seen fabulous for
tunes mn d e overnight nv the
discovery Of oil - in n land
which. for that matter, we just
hauled off and took by force Ga
lot Of iuridicial mumbo- jumbo 10
the contrary most Southwest
ers want the law 10 remain
pliable and full OF loopholes, 80
that when the main chance
comes we can charge In and get
ours and never mind the IFS and
'ands'."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Quotes Author

1T has long been the conten-
ton of right-minded folk that
the sole associates Of the author
were drunken printers, bogus
grand dukes and the more pre-
tentious 81 the towns ballroom
boys; that his social discern
ment was on a level only
slightly lower than the visual
perceptions Of an inmate Of the
Perkins Institute for the Blind
and that his way of life would
end in nothing good. There can
be no denying these indictments.
They stand i'm the record.
proudly engrOSsed and imper-
ishable.
I'm defense OF them, however,
II NAV he remarked that YOU
don't 20 10 the circus with
Dean lnge for company; that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Does She Want a Husband

Ethel ses well u sounds very
strange 10 mo and here is an
other advertisement that ses al
tractive single lady wishes 10
meet gentleman object matri-.
mony. Does that mean she
wants 70 get married 10 some
fellow ! SOS ! guess IL does
Sweets and Ethel SOS but how
does she know what he IL going
10 look ike Suppose he turns
OUT 10 be terribly homely?
I Sos Ethel suppose the dame
turns out 10 he terribly homely
erSelf? Ethel ses yes
hadn't thought Of that. I guess
they both have 10 take chances
but Joe you think II IS very
peculiar that people put adver-
tisements in the newspapers 10
meet each other when all they
have 70 do is 10 60 10 dances
apd parties like we do in Brook
lxv,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
New EngIanders
To Give Luncheon

NATIONAL SOCIETY OF
NEW ENGLAND WOMEN.
Detroit colony. viii give a
dessert luncheon Wednesday at
1870 p. m. AZ NewberTy House.
Mrs. Horace Anderson and
Mrs. Edward Holmes VIII be
hostesSeS.
After the 80 p. m business
session, a Christmas program Of
music viii be presented by Mrs.
w. A Chapman. Reservations
must be made.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Decorated by King

she and her mother did not
speak for SIX years after she
walked out Of the house and
Joined the CottOpouh Stock Co.
When the company went
on tour they told her she could
come along if she wanted to
without a salary She did
and played bits rmaidS |
played thousands Of maids
She also looked after the
wardrobe and did various odd
jobs
Having no money she could
not stay al hotels In one
Macedonian town she slept in
the rat-infeSted ruin of an
ancient castle for 20 nights.
But she survived, as she al
ways survives And on her
return 10 Greece she married
Minoiis already a great star
Together they Joined the
newly formed Royal Theater
For their contribution 10
the iAaater in Greece they were
later decorated by their king.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Only SO Years Old

This. then is the woman who
arrived unheraldcd and IN
noticed in New York Her
ono contact was Morris Gest
whom England 5 great impre-
Sario c. B. Cochrane, had
cahied i. GeSt planned a pro-
duction Of Electra starring
Pavinou. but died before his
plans could matcrialiZe.
How katina came 10 play
Pillar is d whole story in itself
g.. In fact every chapter Of
Katina's fantastic life IS a whole
story n itself.
Which is the reason she some
times looks Older than her IS
years Few know she is
that young She is a slight
woman. but as Pillar she gave
the impression Of heroic pro-
portions
II wasn't just the padding
either IL was the great
and unquenchable spirit of the
woman shining through
plus some darn good acting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
BOOKS IN REV|EW-By Benjamin DeCasseres

what il subVersive today will
almost certainly he patriotic to-
morrow, and that. since the
way of life Of the entire world
has ended in nothing good, who
IL the author To stand In the
way of a universal progress to-
ward perditiOne"
And there YOU are. as Henry
James said when he had Moth
ing more 10 say. So / leave this
detachable table Of New York
Smorgasboard 10 you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Life Filled
.ithEscdpes
CONTINUED from Page Eight

Continued from Page Eight
Gent classics. Of Shakespeare.
and of moderns like Eugene
O Neil, became famous through
out the continent and in London.
katina PaXinou is a woman
who has had not one but many
miracles happen 10 her
and she has worked a few
miracles herself not the
least of these was the one she
performed in making herself
Greece foremost actress
Born into an ariStocratic family
She was disoWncd when she
wont mo Tho ihoaior-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Beebe' Book

And that's the way these
stories run, pardS Rugged yarns
for rugged men thow rugged are
YOU anyway -. If you re a hawg
for them there Western" on
the screen as ! am, you'll eat up
TN, hook
Lee.uS Beehe the widely read
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Not Such a Gamble

I ses Ethel may he they don't
get the opportunity Of going 10
dances and parties and don't
know Of any other way Of
meeting each other than by ad-
vertising ses | have heard
that lot OF marriages that
came out Of advertisements
were very happy ! ses ! know
lot of guys who would prob
ably have been better off IL
they had advertised instead Of
taking what was in stock or a.
least they could not have done
worse than they did.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Another Koestler Thriller

Arthur koeStler author Of
the powerful and unforgettshle
Darkness A. Noon and now
Of Arrival and Departure
Macmillan has a theory that
reVoluiionists are such because
Of some youthful Illustration.
that revolutionary activity is
the thirst for martyrdom and
that the means. political or re-
ligious. are Of no importance.
The battle IL seems is every
thing not the cause II that Is
followed out 10 its logical con-
cluSion then that much-curSed
SAYING Of NietzScke is true that
II Is a good war that halloEs
cause. not a good cause that
halloWS a war.
Peter Slavek. an eN-Commu-
mist, Jumps ship and lands in
what seems 10 be Lisbon he is
gong 10 fight for England for
he now believes that only the
liberty Of the individual is
worth dying for
He meets female doctor who
convinceS MIN that he is merely
frustrated being trying 10
atone for some childish
guilt emotions. She psyche
snalyzed Peter in quite an UNI
convincing way 10 me. for II
Illustration" Is the basis Of the
revolutionary mind and its
thirst for msrtyrdom. then
every human bepg would be a
revolutionist aDdNa seeker Of
martyrdom. for there never was
born man or woman who hadn't
q thousand or two Illustrations
tucked away in his or her in
nards from the cradle ~ the
grave. FOR Illustration is merely
the abyss between what / want
and what I've got.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
THE BRIGHTER SIDE
Ry Ho"o" R"~yo"

lows out here who are inter
ested m her and ! am thinking
that II might he a wonderful
thing 70 advertise for somebody
10 meet her. / mean somebody
Ayho would eliminate her lone
.nrnCnaNS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Tracy Is Cast
As Nazi Prisoner
HOLLYWOOD. d. 1s

SPEAKING or lost pounds.
Spencer Tracy dropped IS in 10
days between the finish Of "A
Guy Named Joe and The Sew
enth Cross % In his new picture,
Spence plays a man who has
been in a Nazi prison camp and
has 20 look AS If he has been
through hardshipS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Betty Hutton
Finally Cracks
HOLLYWOOD. Doc IS.

OVERWORK AND nervous
ness finally caught up with
Betty Hutton 40 Tucsoh. She
took some pills 10 give hcr the
pep 20 go through the towns
welcoming reception. then COLI
lapSed and had 10 miss the first
days work on "Incend.ary
Blonde"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Full Stature Maintained

Now. As Or Cardiff freely
admits this real Lincoln does
not de,ract a cuhi' FROM his
stature In fact finding him
man with an me hlomiShes and
tares Of you and me and Patsy
Malone only makes him 4 big
ger. A nearer man For Lincoln
towers above all rulers because
Of his profound humaneness and
because ne IS the one ruler IN
all history who IN time OF a
great national crisis ever
abused ms power For that
alone no wears the crown-and
II was a crown Of thorns
And also Just because OF this
real Lincoln IN Or Cardiffs
little hook Lincoln has become a
legend. for the people see Incar-
mated In him their own human
sll-too-human natures. So the
legendary Lincoln, 10 me al
least. is as true as the real
Ilncoln-truer in fact for u is
legend that picks out the essen
tials in a hero'S nature and I'M
nortalizes the best in him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

Cassidy and his grand old sing
ing wTong-righterS, hut with
Conrad Richter. q. Henry.
Oliver LaFarge, John Stelnbecky
Philip Atlee and a raft Of other
open air story tellcrs in Round
Up Time. a collection Of South
western tales edited by George
essions Perry (Whittlesey
IouSel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Mud Bath Proves
To Be UnIucky
HOLLYWOOD Doc IS

PLENTY OF laughs az Para
mount about the results 81 p
tcchnicolor mud bath taken by
Eddie Bracken and Git Lamb Tor
a scene IN "RainboW Island.
Both of the boys developed a
rash from something In the mud
silver Cross Circle, Kings
Daughters and Sons VIII meet
Monday al s p. m. at the home
OF Mrs. Thomas White IN
WoodmOnt avenue.