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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Benefit Series in New York

NEW YORK. March IS (UP)-
The New York Yankees today
agreed 10 preseason benefit
series of games including partici-
patton by the Brooklyn Dodgers
and New York Giants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Times Sweepstakes Scores
CLASS r
PLATE DEPT
NIAROONS

Totals "a 7s4 76s Totals sf 70i ~
Grand total 23l7 Grand total 23c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15

ART GENRE

Totals I03s s62 1913 Totals s54 g0t ast
5rsnd total 2els Grand total 2sf2
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JAP SHIPS SUNK

About the same time two Japa-
ncSc vessels went down We saw
them clearly They were cruisers,
! think They GOT mt and settled
slowly and then pitched under the
water fast.
The next morning We looked,
and there were two other Jap
ships transports and they were
Still burning They burned two
days. They were visible most OF
The timc. Tho scene cheered Us.
The Jap ships had been trying
10 land men and supplies; they
lad been trying for a landing near
Point Cruz.
After those SetbaCks We didn't
see any Jap ships trying that any
more.
There was ono other outfit that
deserves to be known about No
body from Guadalcanal could for
Get the Sea Bees,
These were the fellows in the
navy construction battalion. They
were older men than Us. or fell
lows who had families. or a weak
eye. or something II there was
anything the Sea Bees couldn't
build OF fix you will have to con-
vince The marines.
* Tomorrow Barney Ross tells
about his prize fight with a
gigantic samoan native a
match bout in the SamoaS on
which his marine comrades
Staked $1,000 in bets. This fiStic
encounter was the prelude for
the lifc-and-drath battling soon
To come on Guadalcanal.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
CLASS ID
II BuNRINES

Totals 7i 7sg So Totals 695 So 80
Grand totals 2JGf Grand totals 1888
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
This Is Different

That has absolutely nothing
10 do with what | started out
10 say I'm going 10 Arena Car
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
MissesCost
Standard Five
Lead in Stakes
BY HAROLD KAHL

Ellis Walkers Standard OF the
Metropolitan All-Star Classic is
second instead Of the Class A
leader ahead OF Johnny Crimmins'
PariSclcan in the Detroit Times
Bowling Sweepstakes today, all
because of three missed 10-pin
spares at Imperial Recreation last
night
Those errors. committed in sue
ceSsion by Walker. Bob Johnston
and Nike Angelic in the fifth
frame of the last game. cost 33
pins As a result Standard had to
be content with second position on
1O12-99-7-978 for 1887. Had those
10 pins been converted into spares
Standard would have 1920. or 10
more pins than Parisclean.
DON BRICHTA CLICKS
There were also five other
misses in that final canto, but
those three hurt when Standard
seemed certain 10 take over. Only
Don Brichta escaped the fate Of
his mates. He lived up 10 his
record as leading average man OF
the league in admirable fashion
by closing with 267 after 224-l75
for A dandy 666. After spare
he strung nine. made another
spare and counted seven.
A
fiVeS on the drives. and while they
worked hard enough. only one
other was able TO dent leaders
row Art WatSon's Palmer Park
Recreation ferrying into fifth on
a brilliant finish of 1862 after 88S-
98l for 1881. Herman Jubenville
led off with 2l6-216-212 for 644
and Little Artie" had 233 in GOT.
Frank Gunsberg's $50 in RAJ
mona Rec's 2S41, Bill Schlicker's
GOT and George Chapple's 602 in
F. d. Cotter's 1885. Zeke Tody's
Clio in Rainbow Rec's 1881, Jack
Gardner's 202-253 in 637 as Kopitz
hit 1892. Ed Morenz' 601 in
Chene-Trombly's 2790 and John
Crilley's 627 in Southeastern Rec's
2773 were other noteworthy series.
ROUGE FIVE Is SECOND
In Class B Ted Puckett's Kars
of River Rouge started like a
whirlwind with 1893, stuffed to
meager S65, and finished with
1918 for 29l8, good for second.
Emil Wansa was the leader with
204-236 in 632 and Jimmy Doherty
was close behind with 224-223 in
626.
Joe Vests Nelson and Pat
Amsdens O'Larrys accounted for
the other two changes in Class B.
The former slipped into fourth
with 954-9o4-984 for 2842. Earl
Miller bagging 219-220 in 500 for
high. Dave Diamond tipped 224-
204 in 618 as OLarry's mustered
1026-908-8S2 for 2816 and seventh.
! Class c leaders remained UNI
touched, but Hans Wegforth's Van
kers of Mack Boulevard grabbed
off third with 90S windup for
POS. Louis Lott anchoring with
236 in 625. John johnson nipped
254 middle number in $50 and
Eric Erickson 211-203 in 593 as
julius Koprince's Special Engin-
eering Checkers shot 1851 for Sec
ond in Glass K.
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HAMIITON
FINI<G TIGERS

Totals 7s0 7sj 500 Totals 193 762 -
Grand total 23si Grand total 231
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
ONE GETS AWAY

was able 10 get back safely TO
where ii came from.
Those that dropped were both
Zeros and bombers. 1t was an
inspiring sight
From my hole I would yell:
Here comes one
Then I'd see Heavy Atkins or
somebody else get so excited he'd
lean up IN his ioXhole. and maybe
get his eyes and shoulder exposed
while he'd yell; Hey! fellows
and point 70 the left. and sure
enough, thcre'd be another coming
down One had part of a wing
shot of The rest of the plane
was shedding chunks.
We sure rooted hard for those
that knocked them Off
There's an old saying. "A girl :
best friend is her mother a
marines best friend is a Grum-
man.
There was a November day
when there was an air doghght
II was beaut There were the
only two daytime air battles that
went on while ! was there.
During the doghght | am tell
ing about our anti-aircraft was
bouncing them out OF the sky
The antl-alrCraft would reach
INTO a cloud and say:
Come here"
We could sec a boom and the
plane would come straight down.
This day they shot a wing of
one and n came down slowly
rocking first 10 the right. then
left II seemed 10 take 10 minutes
TO come down We watched 10
see If the Jap pilot was going TO
bail out. He didn't.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
o'I.ARRY's
RtI>ToN
CLASS c

Totals sS3 s23 9li Totals 1925 g0s ss2
Grand total 1921 Grand total 2si6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
ARI HWAY No.


Totals $50 s63 a02 Totals $50 $40 esq
Grand total 2TAi Grand total 27l6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
SAL NOFRS
CLASS +
IHLIkERS
>ELICA GELS G.

Totals $50 s57 SIS Totals $50 s3l ao2
Grand total 1851 Grand total 1872
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
NnpTH EEn I2iOs los. cAMPAu. NEXT
"o"'n Inp TO sowERY. Tw. i-ss2s.
Open Until 4 A. M. DsiIv

PALACE-SCHOsNHeRR 's sc.S 4. i. '; ,..s
FREE INSTRUCTIONS Daily on the paul Mos.
'c Seu-'nstructor. Learn 10 Bowl Correctly Hsrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
S'EAsTERN

- Totals sOs sf6 ESQ
- Grand total 1872
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Ross Praises Il.
Marine Filters
On Gudda|(ana|.
BY CPL. BARNEY ROSS. U.S.M.C.
As Told Ia George h. shaffer
COpyughi. 1919, ~ King Features
CHAPTER 3

Some OF the greatest fighting at
Guadalcanal was done by the ma
rlne hiers. We had many marine
aces made at the canal. Capt.
+ osS, with 20 planes. is the ace of
aces. That's one more plane than
Rickenbacker got.
Twice | enjoyed the remarkable
sight of watching our airmen drop
Jap planes out Of the air like flies.
1t may sound incredible, but one
day last November we leaned back
at ease, me in one foxhole, and
others in other foxholes, and we
looked at the blue sky and saw 81
of 81 Jap planes come tumbling
down like shotgunned buZzards.
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d
TION WHOLESALE
e srn nH.r.....t HEa. WHF 80

Totals $50 sl7 $50 r
Grand total 1854 g.
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CLASS b

TafsIs szl s0J s3J Totals $50 $50 $50
Grand loial 255I GrAnd lntAI 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
RAINRnM Nn

qfq Totals ssf $50 s.5
2T90 Grand total 2773
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
RAIL's
RITZ
BOARDS

500 rs 80
total 1855
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15

- Totals SIS sol ga
IS Grand total 255s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
MEI1H
,TIONAI.
PROGRESSIVE
ARIIN

Totals $50 efJ e35 Totals ai2 e76 SAL
Grand total 2Ijs Grand total 2735
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
CLASS A
D.. -. CoTTER
NioNA

~ sg7 sTs Totals SIS ISL 1862
Al 1851 Grand total 1881
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
CLASS G.
PARK a REC.
CENTRAL

Totals 9ls $50 sol Totals s53 sos $50
5rsnd total 26Is Grand total ISIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
BRI6.IITNlOOR


Totals So 1911 $50 T0'als SOS $50 SIS
Grand total 21l1 Grand total 2TlO.
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HOB-NoR
90 4 vi RRAN,s

o,ais So gs5 SIS Totals SIS SIS ST.
rand total 1898 Grand total 2siS
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
ASKING

Queries from cieRtS' @.
What is the best wdy 10 de-
UeIOp mud horSeS2 A. Nv uncle
Al, keen student OF the thor
ouGhbred horse, Sdid the best
Udy 10 deUelop mudderS tOds to
let them PLAY around tn the
mud as vedrltngs. Also TO tDork
them out on the track on rainy
days. q At Uhdt indoor sports
do you ercel2 A. DO not eIcel at
d1V particular indoor sport but
am an enthusiastic PLAYER OF
Chicago pool aud pinochie @.
What IS your Jdvorite poem7 A.
L hare hundred tGUoriteS. I
llAe-a poem ,Chich combines
rhgthm NTH an impressive
thought such as Hildire Bel
ioc'S.
From Quet homes and first
beginning,
out 10 the undiscovered ends.
There's nothing north the
Uear Of thinning
But laughter aud the Lore OF
friends
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

who writes dramatic criti.
cism for Womenis Wear
Daily. ! have not much
faith in Mr.. Aliens testi-
mony. Nothing leaves me
colder than Kelcey's notes
Mr. Raseoe postsCriptS
that Hammond overlooked
such eminent first-uighters
as Arnold Rothstein. Larry
Fay, Jesse Livermore and
others VIII rose presence
caused more awed whisper
ing than anybody named.
Rascoe is wrong again
People fear me SIN those
days when ] staggered
through the lobby the COWS
trembied in their stats,
weak men tainted and strong
women turned pale. I was
not responsible for goods
left over 80 days and I once
biunted the cutting edge OF
Jacks Flying Wedge Of
walters led by John Spooner
Jesse Livermore was a.
>first-nightcr but Rothste-n
and Fay were not. They ran
night clubs Another thing
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
One Foot in the Aisle BY Arthur .,"s, ".er

mentioned by EasCoe. No
body ever gave me a seat /
paid for them with the golden
cabbage right at the 3 O.
az a time when the B O.
really had 3 o.
Now, the theatre is on the
make again but the first
n.ghter has gone the way Of
all red ration points.
II I could bring the ones
mentioned back again by
confessing I was a first
nightcr l would do So Sew
cntcen years have passed
since that act and this
PegEy Hopkins mother
was certainly beautiful In
1897. Dressed in white, with
shcr Blonde hair and fair
complexion. she looked ike
same talented sculp,ot had
squeezed her out of a tube
OF tooth paste.
When Rascoe recalls Ring
Lardncr. Babe Ruth ard
FlaFE he has done memory
favor
By the way, I don't think
FlagE remembers himself
any more
rb1t.s ~ Kline f.siaru ss-drs's is.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

b morning sun Mrs. Hartyey
She should have put it back
'y was thinking-and she al
noticed that Mrs Jordan was
crying She fastened over and
put her arms around the girl
There. there" she soothed.
There, there"
I've got to get that letter"
Sniffled Mrs. Jordan. He hasn't
written i'm a month. If he was
anywhere in the country. L
know he'd write TO me-" she
gulped.
Mrs. Hartyey patted the girls
shoulder.
There, there" she repeated
again. She stuck around until
Mr. Jordan had wiped her eyes,
and then she made a move
toward the door. II just thought
Id drop in TO see If everything
was all right"
Oh said Mrs. Jordan, out
side of that one thing, every
thing else is fine. ! mean, the
room is perfect. wouldn't
think of giving ii up, or any
thing like that"
Mrs HARVEY rubbed her chin.
Her mission was a complete fail
ure She smiled.
That's good" She said
finally. ut sounds nice to hear
YOU say that"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
OPPOSED

That's a grand buildup. Gale
and Wen wager the picture fits
many a capable female exec
utivc But Charles Goodwin.
Of Pittsburgh. describes another
type. quite different
with all due respect for the
place woman has hewn out for
herself in mans world" writes
Charles. II >till contend that
the female Of the species has
No BUSINESS IN BUSINESS.
For woman Is too prone TO
exercise her prerOgative as, the
weaker sex. She expects To be
bowed 10. deferred TO. catered
to. Even aS she wicldS her bor-
roWcd Scepter shes Scheming
some feminine appeal. She COM
mcrCialiZcs on her charm. She
exaggerateS her importance.
Her constant presence in his
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Great Moments i'm the Audience

Last month ! was seanced
into some psychic informa-
tion from Percy Hammond
through his control Burton
Rascoe
Quoting Hammonds book,
But Is 1t Art?". published
in Ie77, he listed me as a
first-nighter Spirit boleros
with fleshlesS knuckles on
the levitating table frighten
me not.
Both Percy and his earth
ly mediums are mistaken. l
never was a first-nighter.
Even when ! was drinking
! never went home until the
second night.
y However, Raseoe teams
me up with Jim Monty
Flagg. DR. Frank Crane,
Barney Barueh. Ted Dresser,
o. O. Mcintyre. Ring Lard
uer Harold Ross, Babe Ruth,
Professor Brander Mat
thtws, Peggy Hopkins and
drops in a couple of Wander
bits for lagniappe.
lie has terrestrial authority
for this list in Kelley Allen
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

rbcarin- and arrogant DO
domain cxcites antagonizes.
anuOyS man.
Would we, could We, return
10 those good old DAYS when
woman was content TO be queen
in her home and let the king
wear his rightful crown out in
the vorld-thosc DAYS when
man came WhiStling home all
puffcd up with the pride OF the
breadwinncr and kissed the
clinging little woman baking
tarts for his dinner. all flushed
and aproncd.
"Old fashioned? Maybe so.
But say what YOU will, thl,
wholesale entrance Of women
in business has brought in
quietude TO the office and the
home"
Charles y Goodwin-age IS.
Boggs ave, South HIS. Pitts
burgh. Pa
500 prize.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
BN Mark HcIiin@cr


me wal ana p.'. i ". '"s
A-..H'a eio.,..
io''a.. 9Al nae D.,i- 20 ~.
ol.-aAc no" s.t' was JUS.
as ce'''iHiI'o 10 90 no s"aH
..tH2 Not even 'oI Hti own
oalaAle! Marjorie Noula just
i.1t. I'D 4.''1 "i'o .''' pI"'l' ''''
l.i i1cl' Was "a vacancy
MIS-. h-iltcF Was so s'"l. 80
very a."d, l.d' MIS-. Jo!0a" il""
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
WOMEN BEST

Id rather work for a woman
AT low salary than for man
al a high one cries Rose Miller
of Hartford, Conn. springing 10
the defense Of her sex.
During my work as public
Stenographer ] have had oc-
caSion to work for both men and
women and know whereof l
speak. IL II true that women
employers expect more and bet
ter work from their workers
than most men, but that Is be-
cause they themselves give
everything in them TO the work
AT hand. When one works for
woman, one knows exactly
what is expected while one
never knows whether a man
wants YOU 10 do his letters,
listen 10 his funny stories, he
his eonfidante or his girl friend.
No woman boss cares
whether YOU are good looking.
Young. and dress in the latest
fashion as long as YOU are cf-
ficient and do your work right.
But "A man expects you 10 look
like Betty Cradle, have the
charm OF Ctaudrtte Colbert,
dress like Constance Bennett
and act like Mae West.
1T il seldom that a pretty girl
does not land a job with a man
in preference TO a homely one.
The majority Of women, who
are accustomed TO working for
men. don't know the difference
but those who once work for =
woman would rather keep on
doing SO-that is If she is inter
cstcd in WORK, with all capital
letters"
Rose Miller-ape 25
1927 Main st. Hartford, CorHA
$3.50 prize
ofushL 1888. knE Features syndiottA -
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
The Bond Eternal

There was a rap On the door
Mrs. Jordan almost knocked tae
landlady over in her ha Re- TO
open the door The mailman
stood outside with an cnE.A-
in his hand He looked sour
you know, Mrs, Jordan he
stated glumIy, Il ain't supposed
To deliver your mail You got
room. I'm only supposed to de
liver TO the FullerS. They got an
apartment. think maNbe l
bctter"-
The envelope was snaJlhcd
out of his hand Ms. Jordan
looked at the envelope. and her
eyes shone, and she kissed the
envelope. and she danced
around the room
The mailman stopped talk.ug
He looked silently at Mrs Hart
vey and shook his head she
closed the door of Mrs. Jordan S
room and followed him down
the worn rose carpet
Those roOmcrS ought 10 pick
up their mail downstairs" ne
grumblcd, It'd save me "a lot of
steps each day. You ought To
tell them. Mrs. HARVEY. It's
your place"
The, ,landlady nodded yagUe'v
not even hearing him She
walked into her own apartment
and took the mop from against
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
New York CoroIcode
BY Louis SObOI

not for my supper but for
blood. The Red Cross asked me
10 sing az the WorthieSt per-
folmancc 7 have ever giycn--a
blood bank rally IN a London
department store. I sang Ia
SONGS and made the blood
bank richer by l40 pints-l0
pintS for each sons
I also did my first show
without advance booking The
piBnc carrying Bob Hope and
me came down for rc-fueAng at
small spot somewhere IN
England. Unexpectedly We were
greeted by an American ARMY
officer who asked us 10 pat on
SHOW for has men OuI pilot
interrupted 20 inform the off
Ger that we were due 10 leave
In 20 minutes on the preteEt
ol iust seeing the camp We ln-
ye.alcd our pilot into letting us
pend the waiting interval with
the American doughboys once
inside tic camp, naturally we
We're subj Get to tho officer
commands he OF course,
promptly ordered Us TO pu' on
show The plane icit AN hour
and twenty minute later.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
PLEASE NOTE

"Men born in July who have
large feet usually make good
husbands" states a married life
expert Some of those who
are reviving the popular song
hits of the yesteryear should
revive that grand old timer:
81 Hear You GaiiirE MIR II
"Are you aware that many speci-
mems OF the anopheies quadrin-
maculatuS are flying about the
Eastern States?" asks a Phila-
delphian. I wasn't aware Of il.
a you no doubt know. the gem
tleman Is talking about mos
quitoes that are malaria car
ricTS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

THERE HAS BEEN an aston
iShing increase in the number
OF men wearing wedding rings.
is said that the recent increase
in double ring ceremonies is
causing a wedding ring short
age. BY the way, lady, how is
your husband behaving about
wearing his wedding ring? Not
SulkinR. l hope A question be-
Ing discussed is as TO what men
in the armed forces should be
demobilized first. The answer
seems simple enough, first to be
demobilized should be the men
who enlisted first.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
ASFfbfS

A NeW Yorker vino questioned
the statement that a man OK
ninety -si. could be a father said
he w0ulG buy me box OF cigars
the next time a man OF that
age became papa, | am now
informed that one Nile Dzoga-
movie of Miskic, YugoSlayia, has
become a daddy at the agr-ot
ninety six II h claimed whale
steak not only locks Hike porter
house steak. but tastes like 1t. L
spent many years i'm New Eng
land ant many more on the
Pacific Coast but that's the first
time / ever heard that. I'll have
TO check on it.
ont ,bgt,a b. Kiss f,stafu syss'es''. lsA
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
IIEINE.

of the Manhattan Island bath
tub singers for thirty years has
added another war song 10 his
morning program. II is titled:
ITO be specific, it's our Pacific
The third richest film
actress is Joan Crawford. in
addition 10 much cash Joan has
SITS 900 worth OF jewelry. tho
richest ex-film actress is still
Mary Pickford. Norma Shearer
is second
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
SAYS SHE

"You often mention mothers
iCho look young enough to be
the sister OF their daughter"
iCriteS uouHg lromdH OF Pitts
burgh. ny mother looks Ike
mV sister. She is q dipOrcee.
SHE IS UcrU gtdHOTOUS. She likes
TO dine and dance and hare q
good time. Last Week mn mother
stole mV boy friend. They are
ooinG 10 be married, aoD ! nil
hare M er-SiCeethedrt TOR
Stcptathcr. Mhal q NE"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

and fairness Are women 4"
they fry 20 take advantage o,
YOU because OF their sex DO
they rc.y on feminine charm
rather than business ability To
these pointed questions come
equally pointed answers from
first Gale Anthony Of Now
York City
Dear Miss Robin>on Women
executives are fairer than men.
They don't play favOriteS and
they don't judge your work bv
the shape of your ankles, |
know. for ! work for one.
Miss J. is fiend for work.
She helped build the firm OF
which she is now secretary and
She never spares herself She
has little use for idlcrS. She -
absolutely accurate saving the
firm from potential loss by her
faithful attention 20 detail. She
is 50 conscientious that the boss
can leave her in charge for
:. onthS at a time secure in the
knowledge that his business will
not suffer
Yet Miss ! Is not merely an
efficient machine. She Is a
widow an has known sorrow.
Although her eyes are capable
of flashing anger they can also
melt into velvet pools OF sym
pathy. She has sense of humor
too. which frequently ripplcS
into little gusts of laughter.
III YOU are lazy. careless un-
dependable. She will pounce on
YOU with all the fury OF an ex-
bloding OombShell. But If YOU
really try and If she can trust
YOU. Miss J will appreciate your
efforts as few men do
Galc Anthony. age D.
$40 W lS3rd S Apt. - New
York City.
$1,000 prize
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
SIDEIIGHTS

Which appeals 20 you most,
when Winter changes To -Spung
or when Summer changes 10
Fail. ! prefer the latter Octo-
Der is my taLul.1c- month"; I
can spend it IN New England or
New York Frank Stevens,
distinguished sports event ca
tcrer, who has been a member
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
A Girl Abroad

SWcet-yOlCeG Frances Lang
ford, long a Set OF this depart
ment which saw her off % her
singing career IN this city be
fore Hollywood claimed her has
been entertaining the soldiers
overseas as q member OF the
Bob Hope unit. Here. In part. i,
how she found conditions ln
North Africa:
As we move about camps.
airtields biuetS. supply depots
and hospitals. ! sense how cag-
erly our troops look forward 90
seeing us. Most Of the time
I'm so tired I can hardly stand
UP but I forget that when / see
these BOYS and realize what thi>
diversion means 20 them
on the sound stages at home
when d planes engines roar
overhead. YOU just save your act
until the sound technicIan ye.ls
lets 60. over here YOU keep on
performing unminCfM q the
planes and bombers taking of
and landing Also you don't
mind the rUn-ano believe me
there are some p.ps here We've
even hit "a few driving storms
that are pretty close 20 being
typhO0ue