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"V'' F0b. Shop
 By Alice Carter

Well, gang, here goes; I'm going to try once more.
 We all know by this time that Harry Is the proud papa of son. And Is he strutting aroundI One would think he was the only fath- CT in the Fab. shop. Never mind, Harry. We all are glad for you, and wish you congratulations. When does he start work for the E. B.?
 Gladys has returned from her honeymoon = happy looking gal, too. Congratulations, Gladys. You all should have seen Lou on the small block one day not so long ago. He was running all over the place looking for pin Or needle and thread. He found needle and thread.
 Glen Is wearing colored glasses lately. Whats the matter, Glen? Are you wearing a disguise, or what?
 The Lone Ranger and Tonto are still riding the range. Edith has gone down on the boats and says she likes 1t fine. We wonder who the fellow Is that lost his shirt not so long ago.
 Well, l can't write Joe up any more; he doesn't like 1t. Thelma changed from painting to welding and Is doing fine, ] hear.
 Shorty, the chipper, still goes around whistling, but not at the girls any more; there are so many new ones coming in that he got tired of that. Now he whistles: Don't sit under the apple tree" Al Brown built rack out in the yard; when they took 1t away, he broke a bottle of gingerale over 1t. Well, maybe 1t was water. Lynden and a friend of his took trip to Boston a few Week-ends ago. There's a popular guy for you. Every morning he holds a
The sub., 1943-09-09

mock town meeting. His riders seem to think he's the most pop ular driver. In his car you can get a good laugh, a good argu- ment, even good cry. It aL de- bends on how one feels.
 Evelyn has returned home after a stay in the hospital. Hurry back, Ev. We all miss you.
 I heard that (Commissionef1 Lewis attended the carnival sev~ eral nights. What was the attracs ton, Lew?
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SPORTSLIGHT
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e whips out the slightest prOvocaon This tnk ling belbu hell big affair with heavy clapper like the the schooarm used to call the country kids to classes That bell Hda She signs herself not by her full which Hda Chester, bu-"Hlda Didja Hear the BeI7"
 Bell startled Brooklyn opposition frequently but certainty startled than this past spring Hda at the West Point reservation condition balcony Point field stOOd commanding
 "Huray, DOdgerw beloved, with vigorous changing the be which everbeated off the rafers like smash of TINT Generals jumped Oonels looked startled but the DOd didn't look surprised, they knew their Hida
 Hda about 50 She knows baseball and she knows played the Boomer Girls team managed daughter husband inquire Hldas history Skip N' and brother, she does mean that
 the heachers makes keynote speeches her beloved Bum out there One the told noper had invaded the sacred precincts Phy roote about announcing his banter while statistics batting suddenly Phiy let Waner Hida 1eaped to her feet An suit like that called for action
 "VWhatcha dOin usn gunpOwder tooth paste, wise guy?" asked typical cinema Marjorie Main accent and by of enlghtenng the cluck added aciy-shOOn off mouth that way"
 Hilda Chester Paul Waner Fan and star ROOter and rOuter together diamond bracket spell things fighting
The sub., 1943-09-09
All American Cake 1 teaspoon of rising sun 2 cups of Hitler
 1a cup of MuSSOlini
 %naSnnnu OP Manila

Sift Hitler three times thorough ly, through barbed wire; chop In Mussolini, then crack and shell Japs; add rising run; beat like hell, then add Manila-the more you beat the better. Grease the Pan American; pour mixture in 1t; put In over; slam Corrigedor; turn gas. onto 95,0O0 degrees, then go see Gone With the Wind"
 Upon returning home, put on gas mask; open all windows and doors to let out odor. Remove the oven and submerge In North Atlantic Ocean to cool.
 Harriet Navel
The sub., 1943-09-09

Color blind persons very often are completely unaware of their weakness. Have you had your eyes examined recently?
The sub., 1943-09-09

Well, gang, here goes; I'm going to try once more.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-10-22

NEW YORK, Oct. 81. - R -
Leading cotton textile manufacture
ers declared today the prospect OF
rationing of cotton goods was dim
mer than than it ever had been.
The statements, made by mill
men attending annual sessions OF
the cotton-textile institute, added
that fears held by some that the
Office of Price Administration plan
ned clothes rationing for unidenti-
fled coupons in new ration books
were groundless.
There's less chance Of ration
ing clothing now than there was a
year ago. said major mill pres
ident who declined to be identified
publicly.
'While there has been a ire
mendous demand from the Army,
and that demand has been par
alleled by increased civilian pur-
chases, mills are turning out near
ly as much as last years record
production" another industry lead
er said.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-10-22
Ration OF Cotton Goods
Declared To Be Far off

1t was estimated that cotton con.
sumption in 1913 would amount to
10, 100000 to 100000 bales
against the 11,439, 200 used last
year in turning out around H.
600, 900, 900 square yards of cloth.
The decline from 1912 output.
occurring since mid-year, was
blamed chiefly on manpower
shortages and inexperience, tool
materials scar cities and "unscien'
tific price controls -
Currently mill operations are Is
per cent under last years peak.
This shrinkage in cloth produc-
ton has caused concern in the in
dustry because of the expectation
that release of the expectation that
release of additional territories
from enemy domination may in
crease demands on American cot
ton mills.
While increased exports under
present conditions would constitute
an additional drain on textile out
put, leaders expected a relaxation
Of government requirements and
controls covering 70 to 80 per
cent of production-to come well
before the end of the year.
That the situation may get worse
before it improves, however was
indicated by an institute estimate
that soldiers clothing and equip
ment, which requires lot of cot
ton. wears out from four to eleven
times as far in actual combat as
in training.
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(T0 Be Continued
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-10-22
USO Plans Halloween
Party For October %

A real old-fash1oned Halloween
party, with spooks, ghosts, and
cats, will be highlight at the
Second and Orange USO next week
when they entertain October %.
The Victory Bellies will be in cos
tune and they, as well as the SER
vice boys, will be given hats,
horns, and noise-makers. Prizes
will be given for the best costumes.
Entertainment will be apple-bob-
bing as well as dancing to six
piece Negro orchestra. Decorations
will be with the date.
During intermission the Belcher
Studios will entertain with dance
numbers.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-10-22
ASK ADAM

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thing they didn't want me to
hear"
Adam was thoughtful for a mo-
ment. "Wen, don't let it worry
you," he said presently, that look
of the pantry woman's. I'll speak
10 her myself tomorrow, and tell
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-10-22

her I'd rather there would be no
social calls during business hours. {"
IT wish you would" said Su-
san. maybe the reason she got
that salt and sugar mixed was
because she was thinking m e
about Otto than her work.
MAYBE" said Adam - but he
didn't think anything of the sort.
ITO Re- CnnfinuoA
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-10-22
MISSIONARY SOCIETY

The Missionary Society Of the
Chestnut street Presbyterian
church is sponsoring a musical
Saturday, Oct. "a at $50 p. m.
at the church to which the public
is cordially invited.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-10-22

In 1941 oil deliveries in II east
ern states and the District tot Co.
lumbia averaged about $4,000 bar
rels q day.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-10-22

The hyena's jaws are strong
enough to crush hard bones.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Have First Claim

Judging from the box Office
receipts. she and her clever COM
pany could stay on indefinitely,
but the movies have first claim
on her services and both she and
EDWARD Everett Horton, who is
doing sensationally well with
"Springtime for Henry in Bos-
ton, will have 10 leave their
countless fans and get back 10
Twentieth CentuTy-FoX for the
new Alice Faye picture, The
Girls They Left Behind"
Daryl Zanuck should see the
clamoring customers Charlotte
is leaving behind.
Following the two weeks Of
Cershwin at the CasS, Life
With Father" another tire.
mendouSly successful INT VIII
return with Percy Waram and
June Walker IN the leading
roles.
After that both The Student
Prince and Blossom Time"
will split two weeks. tho
Prince king over from
March il 20 March y when
Blossom Time will be- revived
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Brotherhood
Concert al
Center

OUTSTANDING SOLOISTS
will participate at the next
Center musicale which will be
devoted TO the music of Catho-
lie. Jewish and Protestant COM
poSers on Tuesday, in the main
auditorium OF the Jewish Com
munity Center.
DR.. Nellie Beatrice Huger,
director of church Music of the
Detroit Council of Churches will
lead the Radio Male ChoriSters
and the Center Symphony Or
cheStra under the direction of
Julius chajes viii play an over
ture by Mozart.
Rose Cooper, we'll known De-
troit soprano. will sing songs
by Isadore Freed and Gustav
Mailer. Other SoloiSts Will be
Emily Mutter Adams, violniSt
of the Detroit Symphony Or
cheStra; Marshall Bruce, bari
tone. president of the Catholic
Youth Organizations, and Mar
garet Mannebach pianist of the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
The Real 'Saboteur'

lie never suspected that Homo
lulu Lu" was the real "Saboteur"
because she was always seen
with nice people like Joe
Smith. American" and "Kath-
leen"-but The Rings on Her
Fingers" gave her away.
Things might have been bad
except for Ten Gentlemen
From West Point who had just
won a Dark Victory" headed
by Captain Blood" They were
The Talk of the Town associ-
ating with THE Cat People" but
twas ALI fun as they told
Tales of Manhattan. Then
they left for Destination Tn
Known so "Hellzapoppin' e"
again.
Next Under Suspicion" was
the Renegade Ranger who
arrived with The Great Mans
Lady She said he was her
Cardboard Lover but he was
really The Magnificent Dope"
known as Mr.. Y" who had re-
ported One Of Our Aircraft is
Missing"
The Vanishing American"
cast suspicion on Mrs. Miniver"
who was stopping at Holiday
Inn but it was The Vanishing
Vlrginian' who helped her BY
telling, ii was Berlin Core
spondent' who had been The
Secret Agent who did all the
dirty work on The Road TO
Morocco"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Feels Same WAY

Anyway he still feels the same
way after seven years.
He's a charming, dignified
gentleman with a quiet sense of
humor that is definitely not of
the gag-pulling school.
w hen he's concentrating
deeply he's apt TO behave like
the original abSent-minded pro-
fessor. Lately he's been review
ing math, examining like mad
in the hope Of getting into the
navy.
The other night nc was MEM
orizing the points of the COM
pass while getting ready for
bed.
He took off all his clothes,
then put them all right back on,
and, still boxing the compass,
climbed into bed fully dressed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Music Guild
Third Concert

THE ETROIT MUSIC
GUILD will present its third
subscription concert at the In~t-
tute Of Arts on Thursday eve
ming.
An evening of triOS and song
has been arranged. The program
will consist of The Beethoven
Trio in . Major, opus 20. No. J.
Franz Scbubert'S Trio NJ. in
y Fiat opus 90. and Bernhard
Heiden's Song Cycle, Song OF
Songs
Katja Andy pianist; Henry
Siegl violinist. and Jascha
Schwarzman. violoncellist. will
compriss the trio. Marguerite
kozenn, soprano, will be accom-
panied BY The composer, Mr..
Heiden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
It's Unwieldy Opus

When the late George GerSh-
win set the DuboSe Hayward
play, "Porgy' 10 music in 1884.
be contrived an opera which
was an effective, though I'M
wieldy opus.
Long recitativeS and dramatic
pauseS interferred with the ac-
ton. color and pace of life in
Catfish Row.
So when last year, producer
Cheryl Crawford interested
Alexander SamllenS in revising
the score, editing the opera and
putting it on a less "arty" scale,
the public ate il UP.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Shepperd
lard to

CONTINUED from First Stage Page,

Continued from First Stage Page
since 1886 to Helen Wynn, act
reSS and writer.
First met her when ne was
playing in stock at Dennis,
Mass.
Didn't see her again until
two years later when he. was
appearing in Let Freedom
Ring
Helen came backStage TO
congratulate a friend in the
cast. Much moved by the play
she eXcitedly bestowed a kiss
on the friend and another on
Shep.
He was so touched by her en-
thuSiasm for the play which he
considered great, he decided
then and there she was the
kind of girl he wanted to marry.
Possibly the kiss had some
thing 10 do with it, too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
THeaTeR GOSSIP
BY Charlie, Gsnky
Great Revival Year
Reveals Few New
Plays to Introduce

THERE being nothing new
Il under the theatrical sun az
the present writing. Detroit
plaYgOerS VIII probably re-
member the winter of 1929 as
the Great Revival year.
Each week we see something
we've seen or heard before and
even the new exhibits. such -
'PrioriteS Of 1912 which has
just departed this vale of laughs.
has a nostalgia quality, rerIind-
ing YOU of the days when
vaudeville didn't 80 with a
movie.
Most OF The return attractions.
however. have been definitely
entertaining. and, in some cases
as with "Porgy BesS, which
comes to the CaSS for two
weeks Monday night. a definite
Improvement over the original.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Catholic Group
Give Fourth
Production

THE CATHOLIC TIL A.
TERS fourth production of the
current season will be "Berke-
ley Square, the John Balder-
Ston fantasy in which Leslie
Howard scored on the stage and
screen of this country and Eng
land.
The play will be given three
performances in the Institute Of
Arts main auditorium on March
4, ; and 6. Kathleen hester is
the production manager and
Jane Hengesbaugh the director.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Two War Pictures
On Local Screen
Continued from First stage Page

Continued from First Stage Page
twoer Leo Bowman. Richard
Ainslcy and an old Amati.
N 'Rapagcd Earth is packing
'horr bot al the Cinema with its
startling scenes OF Japanese
cruelty 10 The prosecuted Chi
nose and the film looks like IL
may stay on for an extended
engagement.
Both Madison and Broadway
Capitol have followers with the
Adams taking last weeks Fox
OIL Tor IFS current presentation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Movie Titles
Supp|dnt
Gin Rummy
BY DOROTHY MANNERS
Special to THE DETROIT TIMES

tfOLL1 WOOlJ, feD. ~.
A T LAST, Hollywood has
found a home and fireside
diversion that's giving gin
rummy a run for honors. Any
body, young or old, who has
ever heard of a movie title
can play. But, for inventing the
pastime, give credit 10 Roddy
Macdonald who thought up this
idea of telling a story with
movie titles.
In a nutshell, that's exactly
what it is. You 'can concoct
funny stories or sad ones-but
YOU have 10 stay within the con-
fines of titles of motion pictures
and just TO show you how
good Roddy is at it-listen TO
his masterpiece:
1t was Once Upon a Honey
moon" that MY Sister Eileen"
went upon a Desperate Jour
ney" TO "Casablanca." She met
Lydia" and THE Chocolate
Soldier" The latter was a Son
cf Fury" who Died With His
Boots On" but not before he
asked The Man Who Came TO
Dinner 10 Confirm or Deny"
that Johnny Eager was his
Friendly Enemy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Jim Cdsney
Or CoImon.
Also Picked

Continued from First Stage Page
magnificent In Yankee Doodle
Dandy 1 thought / had never
seen a performance more bril-
liant than Ronald COlman gives
in Random Harvest / shall
never forget that picture"
They're Different
"Of conrse," said Joan. "Jim-
nile and ROnnie are 30 entirely
different. Cagney Is the per-
sOnification OF an American and
Colman Is n reserved English
man, but both are such splendid
actors"
what about Monty Wool
ley?" / asked.
well, I think he deserves an
accOlade of some kind for his
The Pied Piper II Is remark
able for man who worked I'm
a new medium and started at
his age, 10 even be considered"
Joan admires Walter Pidgeon
but II Is easy 10 see her heart
IS with Colman and Caghty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Institute


sunday. 800 ?. m Gallery talk The
Poetry q Shadow, by Mrs Marion Leland
Heath, 200 g. m conducted tour Of
museum 80 ?. m. concert by Detroit
Institute Of Arts Mixed Chorus.
Monday. $50 g. m Lecture: Art Of
the Gothic Period by Francis w. Robin
son a. the Main Library
Tuesday, $50 J m.-Conducted tour
- The museum $3.50 ,. m. lecture The
Basis ~ Contemporary Painting IN Can
ada. ty Martin Baldwin.
InufstaA.S .uu p n iectures- The
Meaning of Art Terms-What Is Rococo7
by Joyce Black Gnau
Exhibitions Some Aspects Of Contem-
porary Painting IN Cahada. opens Feb
ruary %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Movie Career

CHILL WILLS character ac-
tor working in Best Foot For
ward was asked by Lucille Ball
how many days he would work
IN the picture.
about siX," answered Wills,
land for me that's a career"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Below Average

AS for Gary Cooper, he won
last year" she said. land like
Bette Davis he knows how he
stands with his fellow artists.
Besides, I do not think Gary's
work this year compares with
either Jimmie or ROnnie."
A bird whistle called Joan 10
the set where her director on
Jane Eyre" Robert Stephen
son, awaited her.
! said as / was leaving:
IL never thought YOU looked
like Olivia before, but there il
something very like your sister
about YOU today"
Don't YOU know what II iS?"
she laughed ITS because Of
this getup. It's the same style
nightgOwn and hairdo LlvVy
wore in Gone With the Wind
Brian remarked about II the
moment he saw me. He said:
It's the first time / ever saw
the slightest family resemblance
between you two girls"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
A Normal Child

I had planned TO ask Mrs.
O'Brien questions about her
daughter as we watched the
child enact her scenes. But l
found it wasn't so easy TO talk
with Jumps in my throat.
"She's really the most normal
child i'm the world" Mrs. O'Brien
told me later. land that's the
way we treat her.
THE secret TO Margaret Is
that she simply likes TO act. IL
apparently is part of her ma
ture and she Is at Ii all the time.
She has been acting since she
was old enough 10 walk and
talk"
Margaret then, is that rare
phenomenon in show business
which goes under the heading "a
natural
"She can laugh or cry at WILL"
her mother told me. For her
big crying scene i'm Journey for
Margaret not even rehearsal
was necessary. The director sim
ply told her to cry and the scene
was photographed in one take"
She Doesn't Sing
Margaret isn't interested in
doing all the cute business that
usually goes with a child actress.
either. She doesn't sing, dance
or play a musical instrument.
She likes her acting straight,
and the more dramatic the bet
ter
But with all this. she's still
baby, unconscious of her talent,
totally unconcerned with fame
and fortune.
II want to buy a house with
a blue fence around it," says
Margaret, summing up her
greatest ambition.
THE house has TO have
Yard with a swing in it. I've
always lived in an apartment
or hotel, and that's kind OF
lonely. But when get my
house 1 can have other children
in TO play with me-"
This -PieHaHt-faeed,1 ffttfc girl,
with her clear, hazel eyes and
light brown hair. apparently
doesn't spoil very easily, accord
ing TO her mother.
when she shows signs of be-
ing pampered by outsiders" Mrs.
O'Brien said, II call her down
promptly and she readily re-
spends, and II she needs a
spanking, she gets that, too"
But to get the right slant on
Margaret O'Brien, the actress,
let's take the word of a veteran
like Lionel Barrymore.
After he had worked with her
for the first time in a scene for
one of his pictures, Barrymore
was so amazed at the remark
able gifts of such a child that he
was speeches..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
May Pack EN- In

This same company. which
appeared here last fall under
The direction of Smallens. re-
turns to the Cass, Monday night,
and should pack the customers
In, because it's a very wonder
full experience in the theater
Again Todd Duncan plays
Porgy with Eta Molten as BeSs,
AVON Long as the dancing Dope
Peddler. Sportin' Life, the Hall
johnson Choir and all those
characters who make this such
O fascinating affair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Barton Heads Cast

There are evidently plenty of
people going back TO see TO
bacco Road, for the Jack Kirk
land play is doing an excellent
business, even though this is the
second week of its fourth visit
here.
John Barton as "Jceter Les
ter" still heads the cast of this
Georgia share-cropper exhibit at
the Lafayette.
This is definitely the last week
for Charlotte Greenwood at the
Wilson, the popular Coincidence
having completed four almost
completely sold-out weeks of
Leaning on Lefty" at the Will
Son.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Little Girl
But a Biz
Film Star
BY NEIL RAU
Special to THE DETROIT TIMES
,,A xr,,yDAH M
HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 20.

TIlE lads who string out letters
i on the $4,000 theater mar
queeS all over America had bet
ter start polishing up the ones
that spell Margaret OBrien-be-
cause they will soon be using
them often.
Margaret is only 6, she weighs
but Al pounds and stands at "A
inches high, but she's the biggest
new star in Hollywood.
The other night this writer
sat next TO her mother, Mrs.
Gladys OBrien, in a projection
room at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
studios TO see the little girl in
Journey for Margaret" her first
starring DiCtIITe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
They're Known Tunes

Another reason for the in
creased popularity of "Porgy and
Bess" is that the George Gersh-
win score, which contains all of
those haunting melodies, at
Amt Necessarily So, Summer
time, Il Got Plenty of Muffin"
etc. all have been played so
much and heard so much since
they were first written eight
years ago. There's hardly a
youngster who can't hum at
least one of the now famous
tunes and they make up almost
an entirely new audience, while
many who have seen il will want
to go again.
We know we're going back
again. We wouldn't miss it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

I had planned TO ask Mrs.
O'Brien questions about her
daughter as we watched the
child enact her scenes. But |
found it wasn't so easy to talk
with mmDS i'm my throat.
Smyrna times., 1943-12-16

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