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Evening star., 1943-05-22
Air Network Demanded
For Postwar Eno|ond

A great network of air commu-
nications for the British Empire
was demanded by Capt. w. Hell
more, national government candi-
date. at Watford (England) po-
lIt!cal rally in his honor.
To survive in the rivalry of the
future, he said, Britain must be not
merely a seafaring nation, but an
airfaring one as we'll
Evening star., 1943-05-22
Eye Specialist Accepts
Cleveland HOSPITAL Post

Dr.. Theodore r. George, medical
graduate Of Howard University, has
accepted an appointment rendered
him by City Hospital Of Cleveland,
Evening star., 1943-05-22
DR.. George Pinkus Dies

MIAMI, Fla, May % (P). DIR
George Pinkus. 73, German refugee,
noted chemist and former professor
at the University of Berlin, died
here Yesterday
Evening star., 1943-05-22
New 5000, 900 Generator

Plans have been made for the
postwar construction Of an s. 1000 900
generating station at Kingston on
Thames, near London.
Evening star., 1943-05-22

ARTHUR, ANNIE L. Sweet to the mem
L. ARTHUR. who departed this life seven
years ago today, May 30, 1895.
Twas seven years ago today
Evening star., 1943-02-05
CHOCOLATF DIPPERS
POSITIONS AVAILABLE,

Experienced on hand rolls Apply
) lfford Ice Cream Co, sIOl Georgia ave.
Evening star., 1943-02-05
HELP WoMEN.

STENO APHERS AND
CLERKS, excellent working con-
ditions. opportunities for Ad-
vancement; time and half over
40 hours. c. G. Hanan. ONCE
manager, International Business
Machines Corp, I'LL Conn. ave.
NV
Evening star., 1943-02-05

Permanent position 5-day, 4n-hour
week Must be accurate typlst. Not over
81 wears Of age. Apply or write to
Evening Star Newspaper Company, Room
Evening star., 1943-02-05
HELP WOMEN.
RESTAURANT CASHIER

VII, emniov ranah ile5' n ~
young lady for cashier work. some cash
Ter experience preferred sood salary 70
he right person. Burton'S Restaurant.
1912 Irving ST. NV. No phone calls,
Evening star., 1943-02-05
HELP WOMEN.
CHECK ROOM GIRL

For part-time work IN large restaurant;
experience not necessary. Burtons Res
taurant. l419 Irving st, NV. No phone
calls. please.
PHOTOGRAPHIC COLOR
IST, experienced in transpar-
ent oil-color tlnting. Apply
in person, Peoples Drug Stores
office, IT P st. ne.
Evening star., 1943-02-05

High school graduates for general office
work, must be neat and accurate rather
than rapid. 40-hour, 6-day wk. Sl00-S1@0
per month start, with automatic increases
and an unusual opportunity for advance
ment. Apply Room 800 or write for inter =
view. Attention Miss Ruth Helm,
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO..
36th and Prospect Ave. NV.
Georgetown.
Route No. 90 Cabin .Inhn Streetcar
Evening star., 1943-02-05
PRIVATE SECRETARY.

PRIVATE SECRETARY,
Excellent salary, short hours,
vacation with pay. Apply in
person, Peoples Drug Stores
office, IT P st. ne.
BOOKKEEPERS, FOR
| NIGHT WORK, HOURS. II
PM. TO 7 AM. APPLY
sTATLER HOTEL, x ST
ENTRANCE.
WOMEN, WHITE. FOR PAN
TRY WORK. APPLY K ST.
E N T R ANCE, HOTEL
STATLER.
CASTELBERG WELRY
CORP Young lady typist
for office work, experience
not necessary; permanent
position. 1904 F st. NV.
MATTRESSES, COLORED,
EXPER., GOOD HOURS,
GOOD PAY; NO SUN. WORK.
APPLY STATE PHARMACY,
1922 EYE ST. NV.
YOUNG WOMEN WANTED
for permanent positions in
bank, excellent opportunities
for promotion and regular
salary advancements. Splen-
did working conditions, short
hours and vacations with pay.
No experience necessary,
good penmanship and neat
appearance required. State
age and reply in own hand
writing to Box 193-X, Star.
Evening star., 1943-02-05
TYPISTS.

Stenogra pliers ard clerk typsts, Stats
ucal clerks. Michigan 912l, Ext. is or
Evening star., 1943-02-05
HELP MEN.

SHOE statesmen, expert
enced women's shoes. good
pay. Apply 1910 18th st. NV.
Murray's Shoe Store.
BOOKKEEPER, butcher, gro
Gerry clerks, porters, excellent
salary. Apply Mr.. Alexander
after l pm, 1913 Columbia
rd. NV.
Evening star., 1943-02-05
HELP WOMEN.
HOTEL, SEAMSTRESS

For mend,nV linens and assisting house
keeper. Ebbitt Hotel. 1nth and II sts n ".
STENOGRAPHER. expert
enced Office, commercial eX-
perience, IS to As years age;
81, 700 year start, steady posi-
ton, prompt advancement;
must be able assume respon-
This is not a wartime
position, excellent opportu-
nifty willing worker; refer
enCes. Box 240-X. Star.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
Gen. Eisenhower
Back in Africa

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS,
North Africa, July l3-Gen. Essen
hover returned today from a font
line inspection in Sicily and said
that Allied coordination could
not have been better If all the
land. sea and air forces had been
from a single nation"
Eisenhower visited the head
quarters in Sicily of 1t, Gen.
George s. Patton Jr.. commanding
the new Seventh American army.
and Of other commanders.
lie attempted 10 confer with
the Canadian advance commanders
but they were advancing so
rapidly that he was unable 10
make contact. being forced 10
send word 10 them through the
Canadian rear Units.
When he stepped ashore in
Sicily on his personal inspection
tour, he sought out an officer.
according to correspondent John
GunthCr. and said
How do you do. I'm Gen.
Eisenhower"
With those words, the Allied
commander in chief made his pres
ence known 10 the aStOniShed
troops busy consolidating newly
won beach positions,
Gen. Eisenhower was eager 10
visit the Canadian troops and he
diSembarked near one of their
bcaChhcadS.
Unaware the big Boss" was
coming. some Of the troops were
swimming Oft the beach while
others were cooking, laying roads
or building jetties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
US. Crew Survives
Loss of 4 FOrfreSSeS

AMERICAN BOMBER BASE.
England. July 13 (UP)-A L. s.
Flying Fortress crew. all unin-
iured, that has lost a million doll
lars worth Of planes through
enemy action is still intact today,
waiting eagerly to be assigned TO
its fifth bomber
The crew is headed by 1t. Rob-
crt +. Bender of PollokSville.
y C.. pilot of the four-engined
FortresSes Spook !. Spook II.
Spook III and Spook ".
Their next bomber will be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13

least two others. IL was learned,
after KuZenkos arrest was
closely followed by the falling Of
Robert NJ. Shelton. IS; his wife
Mary, Of 2237 Hurlbut. and George
MilkoviCh. p. of 363S Kanter.
Kuzenko was picked up in a
bar az 500 Chene late yesterday
The Skeletons arrest came 20 min
utcS later in the same tavern.
MilkOvlCh. now on four years
probation for larceny, was nabbed
in his home early today by Detec-
tive Charles RumSey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
Sit-Down Strike
AT Plane Plant

a sit-down strike OF 500 work
ers today was reported 10 have
halted war production ar the Aero
nautical Products factory, 1902
Ryan road.
An army representative said he
was addressing groups in an effort
10 end the strike and some of the
men had resumed work.
Headquarters of Local 155
UAW-CIO which has jurisdiction
at Aeronauucal Products. said all
available officials had rushed 10
the factory in an effort 10 end
the Stoppage.
The company makes precision
parts for both Wright and Pratt &
Whitney aircraft engines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
ANOTHER ROBBERY SIFTED

Police intended 10 question the
feHF today not only concerning
the robbery Of the Gratiot board,
but also about the July robbery
from Board No. S2-11 at 1920
Lois, Dearborn.
Both robberieS were expertly
executed, police said, and the loot
included not only thousands OF
Gas ration coupons but also cou-
onS good for fuel oil. rubber boots.
sugar. typewriters and other ra-
toned articles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
Mrs. Roosevelt Ends
Vacation on Ranch

SAN FRANCISCO, July 13
(INS)-Ending a brief vacation
on a Nevada dude ranch, Mrs.
Roosevelt was TO arrive in San
Francisco today by plane from
Carson City.
While visiting the coast, il was
expected that Mrs. Roosevelt
would see her youngest son. 1t
John Roosevelt. who is stationed
at the Alameda naval air base
and her daughter, Mrs. John Boet.
tiger, in Seattle, Wash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
Stimson Rests in London

LONDON, July - INS)-Sec-
rotary of War Stimson spent a
quiet day here yesterday getting
acquainted with some American
army officers here" according TO
one of his aides.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
6HrS. Ahead
It's 8 p. m. in Sicily al Noon
in Detroit

WASHINGTON. July 10 QNS)
There is a difference in time of
six hours between the invaded
Italian island of Sicily and De-
troit.
Ger1any France and Italy
operate during the war on Ger
man summer time which is six
hours ahead of eastern war time.
Thus, when IL is u noon in De-
troit 1t is 6 p. m. in Sicily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
SICILY OPENING THE BATTLE OF EUROT
Raj Blasts Turin.
Duce'S Arms Center

second British bomber carrying a
crew Of seven developed motor
trouble over Mayens de Sion in
Valais Canton. jettisoned its
bombs and crashed after hitting
a power line. The crew members
were killed.
An official Swiss statement
said 100 planes crossed the coun-
try in two waves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
StreamIiner in Collision

IOS1FNGELES. July 10 tINS)
The Union Pacifc'S Chicago
bo(nd Streamliner collided head
or>with a freight train near Carp,
Nev. today adviceS reaching the
railroads Los Angeles offices
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13

LONDON, July - CUP)-Brit-
ish bombers carried out A heavy
and concentrated" attack on the
northern Italian industrial center
at Turin during the night, striking
when the enemy was busily en-.
gagged in the Sicilian campaign.
The air ministry announced to-
day that 10 British planes were
lost in the Turin raid and other
missions last night.
The loss was small consider
ing that the Raj four-engined
bomberS had to battle unTavor-
able weather during much Of the
2ooQ-mile fight across the Alps.
However the sky was clear when
the strong force Of planes reached
Turin and IL was indicated that
the raid was successful.
Raj fighters and fighter bomb
erS on intruder patrol attacked
railway and other ground targets
IN France, Holland and Belgium
during the night the air minis
.try's announcement stated.
AXIS aircraft carried out minor
nuisance raids on England early
today A communique reported
that enemy planes made a sharp
attack on an east coast town
shortly after midnight. causing
damage and some loss Of life.
Later a few Axis planes crossed
the southeast coast and dropped
bombs without damage. One of
the raiders was destroyed. Berlin
reports said the London area was
attacked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
4 Suspects Arrested
HIM Ration Book TheftS

Three mon and a woman were
held for investigation today as
police sought additional evidence
against reputed gang Of ration
stamp thIcvcS VINO nave looted
two OPA board headquarters re-
Gently.
Accused as the key figure in
the inquiry, which Is expected TO
result In other arrests, Is Michael
Kuzenko, 26. Of 2O0O Frederick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
TWO OTHERS HUNTED

Kuzenko'S fingcrprintS. detec-
tlvcS charge. correspond to those
found in a burglary of Board So
81 of 1880 Gratiot, where stamps
for more than 100000 gallons of
gasoline were stolen.
Investigators are seeking AZ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13

named - you've guessed it,
Spook V.
Spook I was wrecked in a crash
landing in England after being
badly shot up over Germany.
SpookS II and III were damaged
so badly by enemy fire that they
were turned in for salvage. Spook
" went into the sea after a raid
on St NaZaire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13

BERN, July 13 CUP)-A num-
Der of bombs fell on Switzerland
early today destroying a few
houses but causing no casualties.
and five crew members Of a
British bomber were killed when
their plane crashed into a hill
side az Bouveret near Geneva. il
was announced today
IL also was announced that a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
Seize Port
Of Augusta;
Gain 80 Mi.
4 Italian Generals
Reported Killed;
One Taken Prisoner

LONDON, July 10 tUP)-Ths
British radio today quoted reports
from the Mediterranean that Ale
| lied troops had landed on the
beaches of Catania in East Sicily.
That would put the Allies half
way to Messina in the north.
Messina is so miles from Ca.
tania.
AL LIE d HEADQUARTERS,
North Africa, July Is (INS)-
Allied troops today surged into
the Sicilian harbor of fallen Aus
gusta and the vital rail junction
of Ragusa which commands Co
misc airport. plunged 30 miles
into the islands interior and
frightened their steel grip on vast
areas of the island.
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS,
North Africa. July ID -UP)-
Allied invasion armies smashed
forward in Sicily with powerful
offensive blows Monday, driving
d miles-iHlaHd, capturing the
railroad town of Palazzolo and
making a junction between Amer.
leans and Canadians at the rail
city of Ragusa.
Strong Allied naval forces also
joined in the offensive again.
Smelling the vital Italian naval
base at Augusta on the east coast
while mineSweepers swept the
bridgehead to Augusta, accord
ing to communique from the
headquarters of Gen. Eisenhower.
The Italian communique re-
ported the fall of Augusta,
which is Italy's strongest naval
base in that area. dominating
the road to Catania and Mes
sina.)
MORE LANDINGS HINTED
The Smelling Of Augusta was re.
garded as significant especially
In view of the official statement
that mines were swept from the
coastal waters leading to that
Italian base. This suggested
landing. operations
The thrust to Palazzolo and
Ragusa completed an Allied line
across the southeastern tip Of
Sicily probably trapping large
! numbers of Axis soldiers.
The strategy indicated was to
cut off the entire sector for use
as a base from which land and
air forces would strike northward
toward Catania and northwest
ward toward Caltanissetta.
EXPECT COUNTERATTACK
II also would give the Allies
elbow room for maneuvering
against the still expected ma jor
Axis counteroffensive. which
may be delayed because Of fear
OF new Allied landings at other
points in Sicily.
Gen. Dave. commander of the
Italian 206th Coastal Division.
was captured along with many
prisoners in addition 10 around
5000 previously reported taken
by the Allies.
Many counterattacks were re-
pulsed. especially by the Amcri-
cans in hard fighting near Celia,
and enemy tanks tall Of French
originlwere destroyed.
REPORT 4 GENERALS KILLED
-Four Italian generals have
been killed in Sicily. the Lon
don Evening Star reported. ac-
cording 10 INSD
With the fail Of Augusta near. i,
If II has not already fallen. the
Allied forces were described as
making satisfactory progress on
all fronts IN what appeared 20 be
an about onslaught 20 completa
their rrrfrof - shr ttrk~Ir aws,tk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
NEW EVENING HOURS

Industrial National Bank Down
town Office, MONDAYS. s 10 Z.
Uptown Office and Branches,
FRIDAYS, 6 to ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
The Weather
Hol KLY TINPTRATURTS

The sun will set Al ~ ? m today.
and rise tomorrow AZ 9 90 a n
The moon will SCI A. IS m today
and rise tomorrow At 6i3 a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
4 More Ships
Lost by laps
In Ku|d Gulf
incomplete Reports
OF Second Battle Set
Toll at 40 Vessels

UNITED NATIONS HE AID
QUARTERS. Australia, July 13
INS) - The Japanese grip on
New Georgia Island appeared near
the breaking point today after
l.. 6. naval vessels had sunk four,
and probably six. enemylwarShipS
out Of a reinforcement-laden con-
voy in a second battle in Kula
Gulf.
A japanese light cruiser and
three destroyers definitely were
sent 10 the bottom and two other
destroyers probably were sunk.
boosting 70 AZ least 10. and per-
haps Is the total n enemy war
hips wiped out in the twin en-
counters in Kula Gulf
No L. 6. losses were mentioned
n Gen MacArthur's communlque.
PINCERs TIGHTENED
While the engagement, which
COX place Monday night. was be-
ing fought, American ground units
". the northwest shores Of New
r7ie0rgts ct0Srcf -rTTr-r- --7-r----T7rE-
reachir toward the vital air base
AZ Munda and annlhilatcd a gar
rison on Dragon Peninsula
That narrow strip Of land iutS
out between Enogai inlet and
Bairoko.
Allied airmen kept up an I'M
clenting hombardmcn' Of tho
Nunda field in support Of our adj
ancinG forces.
While dive hombcrS Showcrcd
explosives and inCcndiaricS on
Nunda. naval vessels hurled vol
ley after volley into the Jap de-
tense positions and artillery bat
terieS sent a heavy barragc roll
ing into important installations.
Fighter planes cbunccd on a
formation ~ % ZcroS shooting
down five with a loss Of one Of
ours During the entire days ac-
tions 10 Japanese aircraft were
downed at a cost Of six Allied
planes.
MANY OTHER BASES HIT
Allied airmen pounded tho vii
lage Of Keaukwa. in Dutch New
Guinea. while medium bombcrS
assaulted an airdrome2 and OcCu-
pied villages on Sclsru Island. in
The Tanimbcrs, the communique
revealed.
Villa, Kolombangara Island
base which offers support 10 New
Georgia. was attacked from the
air. Huge CONGREGATIONS on land
ing fields were started
Dogfghts ragged over Rendova
Island, in the central Solomons,
where the six Allied planes were
lost.
At Rabaul. Allied hom b ers
rocked the Lakunai and Rapopo
airdromes for three hours. drop
ping $4,000 pounds of bombs
Medium bombers and attack
planes hammered the Japanese
-. - Col. v,,ota Nctts CHfrno
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13

IS Pct. of States
War Goods Come
From Detroit Area
BE Proud Of Detroit Page 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
REPORT 4 GENERALS KILLED

-Four Italian generals have
been killed in Sicily the Lon
don Evening Star reported. ac-
cording 10 INSD
With the fall Of Augusta near.
II II has not already fallen. the
Allied forces we're described as
making satisfactory progress on
all fronts In what appeared 70 be
an about onslaught 20 complets
their contro! OF the whole SOUTH
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
SinGtrG
Under Lock
And Key
BY JOHN TODD

HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 1s-The
riotous welcome gwen Frank 81
natra by adoring 'teen-age girls
must have frightened R-K-O stu
do officials almost 70 death.
They've pretty near got HIM under
lock and key
When we arrived At Stage 3 70
get our first look At this singing
phenomena We were greeted nv a
biz sign outside the building, read
ing
This l. a closed set. no visI-
tors"
Even this wasn't enough. on
the door leading into the stage
was another:
Positively no visitors, no ex-
ceptions."
We were about 10 depart when
along came Freddie Fleck. bust
ness manager of the Sinatra opus,
Higher and Higher. Freddie
took us by the hand and led Us in.
Confded Freddie:
I'VE can take a chance on
you. I'm quite sure you won't
swoOn at the sight OF him"
Young Mr.. Sinatra in person
was busily engaged in converse
ton with Charlie Koerner, R-K-O's
always gracious big boss. Char
lie always tries 10 make neWcOm-
o,c o,, tho lot fool DarfpcfIy n
home
Finally the big boss left and
Flick brought Sinatra over. So
IN the two minutes before the
singing star had 10 depart for a
screen test We conVersed with him.
There was only one topic of con-
verSation. Sinatra could talk Of
nothing else but what great
performer was Leon Enrol.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Bonnis Boyia
Fe a+ured at
National

BONNIS BOYIA. the charm
girl, who is also known As the
perfect artists model, is the
featured attraction a the Ma
tIonal Theatcr this week Besides
doing graceful exotic dances, she
aSlo heads q cast Of 40 people
Keeping the comedy situation well
intact are the trio Of Charles
Harms. Billy Wallace and Monkey
Kirkland who keep the patrons
happy with their crazy going s
on and their ad lib humor
Helen Watson, character dancer
rcapS much applause, and Harry
Rogers amazcS all as he comforts
himself into seemingly impossible
positions and then easily untan-
giles himself. Walt Collins sings
the latest tunes in a romantic way
and the is Cartier girls. color
glly CARRIED, do neat dancing rou-
UneS.
Shows are continuous from j
4 m. 10 II p. m, and the latest
Mar news t. shown on the screen
AZ each performance There is 4
special Saturday midnight show
with all seats reserved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

Thomas
Popular

DANNY THOMAS, our own
local boy who made good in New
York, returns 10 our midst in a
weller of acclaim as the Bowery
headliner this week. His appear
ance at this time Is most apropoS
as the BOWery IS celebrating lis
ninth anniversary and Danny,
then known as Amos Jacobs, was
the very first master Of cere-
monies presented al Frank Bar
baro's fdNuous nitery.
That hiS rapid rise 10 the top
was well deserved was amply dem
onStrated on opening night Mon
day by the heart-Wamlng manner
the localities welcomed his every
offering. His material and has
style are smooth and fresh and
he himself is most engaging per-
Sonality. His best acclaimed num-
bers were The Automobile Jack, -
ode 10 the Wailing Syrian and
"Berchtesgarten Choo-Choo."
Other advertisement currently
are the Diamond Brothers with a
comedy style family reminiscent
of the Ritz boys, who do rowdy
knockabout, stopping az nothing
short of mayhem 20 garner the
huge applause they always man
age 10 get Kirk and Clayton.
pcrSonablc pair Of halroomolo-
gStS who are very graceful: pert
Anita JaCoby with excellent tap
and aero control. comedians liaI
and Dolly, whose popularity seems
10 grow week hy week. loan
Barry With hi-efti tiff-ti-tAl,t va ~.
-e+pEA- ffaa -LscIp--.4l- Illusions.
Authentic apache dances are
presented by mo talented MAJ
zone Abbott Dancers ,u a bold and
spectacular fashion Johnny King,
irish tenor, rs y great favofitc IN
patriotic songs Sammy motifs
emcees most capably, Pat Walsh
and her Victory Girls come up
with new and provocative line
eoloramas and Ben Young and has
orchestra supply good music FOR
show and dancing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
JUST ABOUT TOWN

Return Of Charles Boyer 20
M-G-M for "Gaslight' must bring
back plenty OF memories.
He used 10 do foreign versions
FOR the studio First Hollywood
job was the Bob Montgomery role
in the French version of The
Bic House
Quite a coloriui guy tins
Robert Ryan, who'll play opposite
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Name Liberty Ship After
Ancestor of Bing Crosby
By HARRISON CARROLL

HOLLYWOOD Aug. IS LIP in
Portland. ore TINS month, ttey
are naming a Liberty ship alter
the most coIorful Of the Crosby
Nope not Bing. but ms great
grandfather. Capt Nathaniel
Crosby New England Yankee
from Worcester Mass who sailed
around the horn IN 20 stayed 10
become one Of The founders Of
Portland. and 20 win fame Is d
skipper m the China trade
They wanted Blng 10 christen
The snip but hell be working IN
Going Ny Way Either Dixie
Lee or Mrs. Crosby ST, viii sub.
StItute
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Touqh on Bette

BETTE DAVIS worked In
every scene. except the murder
shot. in the film version Of Lillian
Hellman's long-running Broadway
stage success, Watch on the
Rhine"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
THIS AND THAT

Gene Krupa in town and pre-
pairing 10 appeal the six-year
felony sentence He's been seeing
his eX-wiie. Ethel. who works in
the Palladium office.
Paulette Goddard helpe q 20
solve the housing problem for two
army friends Mai Burt Robinson
and Capt John Y Iator Cot
Sonny Tufts 10 take them as
houSeguc>tS Kay Whitehead and
Richard English (hes writing the
Benny Goodman original for
Twentieth Ccntury-FoNl viii be
married September ii al Tho
Santa Barbara Mission Col
Elliott Roosevelt az the Mocambo
as guest Of Johnny Meyer and
juno WIliaTd
Tommy Dorsey has given notice
10 hiss entire band t33 pieces az
Of September Is He'll rehire some
of them Title change of the
week. M-G-M'S Tale Of Two Sis
terS." featuring both Cugst's and
Harry James bands now is 10 be
-Catfcrii -.Aifiyt- o- fYfri$-arfei 81 fiefz--