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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-30
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TELENtwS News, short subjects, 9
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continuous - 10 8 then At $50 p m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-30
Ice ShOU
Continues
At Book

a BACKGROUND Of snowy
mountain peaks and Swiss chalets
adds color 10 the realize revue,
Fantasy on Ice. at the Book
Casino. A group Of talented young
skaters continue 10 gain raves
for their routines.
Two hoy and girl teams, a
clever star and the "Dc-IcerS. T"
present a show that opens with a
western motif. continues south of
the border i'm Mexico and then
winds up i'm South America Ray
Frost and Pat Brown do a Snappy
number for much APP
plause and Genevieve Norris and
Gerry Verden an eye-appealing
duo, feature AXel lifts. Wearing
a flower girl costume for the
Mexican number. star June Ar
mold makes difficult flipS in the
air sideWiSe without touching the
ice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-30

Eddy Shepherd of the
Club SteNadora and on the
entertainment committee of
Of The Detroit Times Santa
For ScrNiCemen h clips
lovely CmSuelo FlowertOn
of the Club MaF-,Ie wrap
holiday boxes for the boys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-30
Paulette

PAULETTE GODDARD Will
play a welder in a Shipyard in her.
next picture, a Mark Sandrich
picture. teaming her with Sonny
Tufts. who made his debut with
her in $50 Proudly We Hail"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-30
.NeIU ShOlUS
Highlighted
By Comedy

~
JERRY AND TURK, msdrap
pune COMEDIANS whove been
woVing Z TIE patrons at Saks SHOW
Bar. continue on their merry way
this week and once more include
their muCh-talkcd about traycSly
OF RiC0lCtj0 IN which me Turks
Johnny Morrison and singer Shlr-
ley Dennis also appear promi'
uently. Us Turks script and 0'i
gags are perfectly timed 20 make
for plenty OF laughs.
Newcomers WINTERS ard Augc-
line. an outstanding ballroom
team. amaze every one with theu
difficult lifts and spins Thet also
90 q SuaVc Interpretation OF the
humorous cake walk
The NanettcS UClulo whip
cracking and Hawaiian numbers
m their routine. while Johnny
Morrison gels nice hand for his
ANlophone solos. It's Charlie Du-
BINS orchestra. with swing
Shirley Dennis giving out with her
interpretations of SUCH tunes as
Il Heard You Cried Last Night
CLUB HAYMARKET
FriScoe'S Seals. three sleek,
black show shoppers. create NOR
rment with their antics az Carl
Oglcsbee'S Club Haymarkct. A
versatile ITO, they Stither about
on their flipperS doing balancing
tricks, climbing steps and tossing
balls from one pointed nose 10
another.
Sure fire hits with the patrons
are the Dixon Brothers, who
throw more than little rough
house into their knoCkabout COM
coy bit.
Ginny. a poppy singer and tap
ster. swings popular tunes with
much ZeSt and offers tap rOutneS.
Boyd Senter continues with his
one-man band act which always
stops the show Audree Warner IS
the singing mistress Of ceremonies
and Burt Preston, baritone, croons
semiclaSsics Music is played by
Leonard Seel and his orchestra.
WONDER BAR
Clustering boogie-woogie is the
speciality of pianist Penny"
Evans at the Wonder Bar, who
has returned 10 the spot after
a short absence. Versatile Penny
also plays swing aand semiclassi-
cal numbers.
Sophisticated young singer. Ar
lene Mason, features heart throb
ballads done in the torchy manner
t. the accompaniment of Sammy
Dibert and his crew.
PALM BEACH
The Richards Adair Dancers
headline the Palm Beach show.
A troup Of four eye-appealing
girls with Dick Richards and Pa
tricia Adair as featured SoloiSts,
they win applause for their ballet
technique
The entire group assemblies for
the finale, the Clyde Beatty
Fantasy" a circus show stopper.
Fabian. the nonchalant magi-
clan. performs his tricks in
flippant manner with his side
splitting skits Gus Howard con-
tinues to ring the bell as master
of ceremonies. Bobby Baker and
his orchestra are rapidly becom-
ing favoriteS with the patrons,
THREE TREES CLUB
Jimmy Rooney, comedy master
Of ceremonies, heads the all new
floor show al the Three Trees
Club. Jimmy one of the famous
Rooney clan OF dancing stars,
carries on the family tradition
when he is not engaged in intro
ducing his fellow performers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-30
Arctic Lessons

FOR HIS role as a Royal Cana
dian Mounted Policeman in
Northern Pursuit" Enrol Flynn
was taught skiing by ALI Engen,
recognized as worlds greatest
skier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-30
Home grown

AFTER TWO years on the
Warner lot. 5. Z. Sakall is yet 10
be seen dining IN the studio com
missary. He always brings his own
lunch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-30
THREE TREES CLUB

Jimmy Rooney, comedy master
Of ceremonies, heads the all new
floor show az the Three Trees
Club Jimmy, one of the famous
Rooney clan Of dancing stars.
carries on the family tradition
when he is not engaged in intro
ducing his fellow performers
Darleen Terry demonstrates her
capable acrobauc and tapping
ability, and Eleanor Jordan sings
the sweet and swing favorites.
Dave Wilborn, vocal star, con-
tinues as an extra attraction It's
Joe Norris music for dancing and
the show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Bette Epson.
1t. Wegener
Married

BETTE HAMILTON EPSON-
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott
F. Epson, and 1t Dwight Spen-
Ger Wegener were married last
night in 81 JoSeph's Episcopal
Church, with the Rev William
c. Hamm officiating.
1t Wegener is the son of Nj
and Mrs. Edwin r. Wegener Of
Parkside avenue.
The bride wore a romantic
colonial gown of satin in a faint
ivory shade. The slim little
pointed basque, buttoned down
the back, was detailed with a
chiffon yoke edged with a deep
Bertha of ChanulIy lace. The
short sleeves were worn with
long satin mittS. She wore
hoopcd skirt which swept 20 a
circular tram.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Veil Of Illusion

The veil Of illusion caScaded
from a cap Of Starchcd lace and
she carried a bouquet Of orchids
and gardeniaS.
Miss Barbara Walker Epson
was her sisters maid of honor
and the bridesmaid was Miss
Marie A. Purdy
The maid Of honor wore a
gown OF larkspur blue chiffon
velvet with a tiny bodice and
TERED skirt a small off-the-face
velvet cap with ostrich feathers
and Streamers matched her
gown and she carried an arm
bouquet OF pink chrySanthe-
NUNS.
The brides m a id wore an
American Beauty velvet dress
with Victorian lines bracelet
sleeves and a matching velvet
cap with ostrich feathers and
StreamcrS. She also carried an
arm bouquet Of pink chrysan-
tbpmUmS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
IN h2N1HIT with
vi M CsUa10s~1e'7
with

IT'S EXCITING these days for Mayfair families when
the oerhusbsnds and pop into town Unexpectedly
Wives and mothers of course, drop whatever they
doing make these leaves as possible If they wish
gay. provide simple quiet forms Of relaxation
Col Phelps Newbory arrived last evening to stay until
week from Sunday. &c.
Many friends understand have asked for dates
which him but 10 all of them Mrs. Newberry
tactfuly suggested that they wait day to
whether the mood for parties whether he
TO just rest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Allied Youth S
Dance Nov. Iq

MRS. FORD BALLANTYNE.
president of Allied Youth, and
other members of the executive
committee are arranging a pro-
gram and dance TO be held next
Friday in the Neighborhood
Club. Crosse Pointe. 10 honor
the late Mrs. Truman II. New
berry, one OF the founders, who
devoted so much time and en-
ergy 10 this organization.
Mrs. Ballentyne is being AS
sisted by Mrs. James Edwin
HANCOCK, vice president; Mrs.
James f. Atkins. second vice
president; Mrs. S. S. Suther-
land. recording secretary; Mrs.
Willard Worcester, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Frank Lam
bert, treasurer, and Mrs.
Charles J. Burgess, executive
secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
ChiIdren's Home Board Meets

ALTHOUGH MOST of them busy with the War Chest
drive and attended the report luncheon members of the
board the Protestant Childrens home still managed
squeeze in time yesterday for the monthly meeting
Mrs. Theodore Hnchman first directress. presided
others hand Mrs Standish Backus. Mrs.
Frederick Sloane Ford Mrs George B. Caukins. Mrs.
NJ. Dickinson Mrs Charles Andrew Kanter. Mrs.
Wallace Mackenzie Mrs Fred l.. Smith Mrs Alex Gage
Mrs. Ford Ballsntyne Mrs L. George Krapfe Mrs
John S Searles Mrs Daniel Wells Mrs Herbert Wood
all and Mrs Edward p. Wright.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Pfc. Dd1ier Best Man

Pfc ID. Preston Dokior Jr.
was me best man and the guests
were seated by II. Richard A..
Cross Of Traverse CITY Capt
John Lorimor Ensign owen r..
Baker Jr. and pic Garrison
Rice Of Hartford Conn
For her daughter wedding
Mrs Epson wore a sheath like
floor-length gown of ice blue
hammered satin with d con-
traSting hat of cycleman velvet
with lighter laquerpd coque
feathers. Hcr flowers We're
orchids
Mrs. Wegcner wore q soaiOam
green crepe tloor-length gown
with an embroidered bodice in a
leaf pattern of silvery beads
and rhincStones. Her small hat
was of Burgundy velvet with
ostrich tips. Her flowers were
also orchids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
! Detroit Officers
Awarded Air Medals

Two Detroit area officers of
the Fifth L. s. Army Air Force.
stationed in the Southwest Pacific
have been awarded the Air Medal,
1t. Gen. George {, Kenney an
nounced.
They are Mai. Jack II. PeIander
of l4643 Wark. and lst 1t. Will
liam Jeakle of Crosse Pointe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Capt. Standish Comes Home

CAPT. FREDERICK DANA STANDISH surprised his
parents. the Colburn Sandishes by arriving home yes
terday. after maneuvers in Tennessee
Capt Sandish you know is in the regular having
been graduated from West Point
His and uncle, the Mcpherson Brownngs will give
family party for him Monday night at their house in
Devonshire road. Crosse Pointe.,,
Capt. Standsh hoping. that his brother, Frank,
who quarermaster first class, might be home
but Frank is still in the Pacific
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12

, BUY WAR 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Wilma Shields
Betrothsl Told

THE ENGAGEMENT q
Wilma Shields and Edwin Sher-
man Pratt is made known by
Miss Shields parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse w. Shields Of Ken
sington road.
Mr.. Pratt is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin M. Pratt.
Miss Shields is graduate ct
Miami University and a member.
of Phi Sigma sorority. II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Go 10 California

After the ceremony. q rCecp-
ton Wss hold nNthc boUc ~
the brides parents UHctc 'rc
bride table Was adorned Wrh
white flowers a0d 'apof.
The ncWiyvrd- Iefi or q Hc1-
ding trp 10 California.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Mrs. Booth Gives Luncheon

MRS. RALPH HARTMAN BOOTH today give A
luncheon the Detroit Club after the Detroit Town Hall
lecture for her sister-n-law Mrs. Leo Batterman Of
Cleveland
Mr. and Mrs Batterman yesterday to 20 with
Mrs Booth the symphony and to be her house
guests the weekend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Fred Zeders Give Dinner

THE FRED NJ ZEDERS last night gave a dinner at their
house 'Meadowlawn" in Crosse Pointe...
Their guest list included Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bohn
the George Lackeys the Charles Bachelors. the
Bng Eslings the Mont Wickhams the S Clifford Mer-
rils Mr. and Mrs Gendon Roberts Leroy Peed and
the Jack Fraziers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12

The bride wore a plum wool suit
with matching hat, brown alli-
gator accessories and a corsage
of white orchids on her sable
squirrel jacket.
The young couple will live in
Victorville, Cal, where 1t
Wegener is stationed as a bomb
ardier instructor in the army
air forces.
Order War Stamps delivered
to your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
4 BuN WAR BONDS 4 -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
1t. "Opens Ends
To-Day Visit Here

SECOND 1T. ALFRED w.
"OPENS JR.. who has been
spending 10 days leave with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred w.
"Opens of Detroit and Anchor
vile. returns today to his sta
ton al Greenfield. s. {.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
PichIers TO Entertain 30

cocktails and buffet dinner tomorrow night at The
Middle House which they built last year in Hendre lane
Crosse Pointe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered TO your door from your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-09
White Stripe Or Dark
What TO Eat i'm Paris:
ZirIoin Of Zebra
By ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

The by the eminent chef George Rector that
boss in Paris in 1927 correct white tie with
wing collar.
Present the sidewalk bistro of NJ Duval Berry
Wall and Burton Holmes.
Horses in various types and Holmes ordered zron
of zebra.
Furthermore, the worlds famous lecturer dainty
feeder When ordering zebra he got down to details He
specified the white stripes only
AS pointed to Burton that OCCASION however you
fool hoss-fy Zebra zebra they there
Holmes celebrating the fftieth anniversary of his
lecture He is the original rugbeaer for the Maggie
Carpet.
He has nobbed with the nabobs and prowed with the
prowletarat Right in North Africa where the Mad Mulahs
playing touch tag Holmes Sweet Holmes operated the
first motion picture camera in 1895.
IL zebra zrloins good enough for him they good
enough for Boston.
Beeve-Itor-Not Ripley supposed to have been at
that equine barbecue but he had fallen in love with the beau
tfu Samese twins Fatma and Scheherazade II Ripley
who first pulled that gag Fatima:
M you get away from that other dame I'll take you
out 10 lunch"
Isa3, BY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-09

I Asst January 30 was the an
II niversary Of the Presidents
birthday. and marked the tenth
annual celebration OF the gen.
eral campaign against infantile
paralysis.
The President again gener-
ously allowed this date 10 be
used and indicated his enlight-
ened interest in the campaign
by pointing out how unadvis-
able il would be on account of
war conditions 10 allow any
Slipup or cessation Of our &C
tivities against the enemies on
our home front-eSpecially this
dreaded and Gripping disease
which affects mostly young boys
and girls.
IN SPITE Of the many re-
Il searches by laboratory tech
nicians, public health officials
and psychologists, we are not
yet completely certain OF the
nature of the cause of infantile
paralysis.
We believe IL TO be a virus,
but the virus diseases are, of all
the infections, the most resist
ant 10 treatment and preven-
ton with immune substances.
AS yet we certainly have no
serum for the prevention or any
antldote for the treatment OF
this disease.
Such advances as have been
made have been more by clinical
observations than by laboratory
work.
I refer to the reports on the
possibility OF the contamination
OF swimming water at river
mouths and in brackish pools.
Any stream or body of water
in which sewage is dumped is
infected for swimming and bath
ing for several miles from the
place where the contamination
occurs.
4 MOTHER advance which has
"A been widely publicized is the
Kenny method of treating the
acute stage.
l know of no orthopedic sur
geon who seriously considers
that these methods have not i'm
proved our results and made
marked limitations in the extent
OF the paralysis.
The Kenny method consists in
relieving muscle spasm and
encouraging movemen. Of the
muscles as soon after the acute
stage as possible and 1t is often
possible during the acute stage.
At the same time the Kenny
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-09

high speed over places where
there are no roads.
AS to Englishmen dominat-
ing their wives and being
secretive about the amount of
their wages" writes a Manhat
tan subscriber.
II am married TO an English
man. He's wonderful.
Hands me his check every
week.
'Ts not at all dominating or
secretive.
"On the other hand, I know
of a woman who has an Ameri-
can husband.
"she has never seen his pay
check.
''She doesn't even know she
Is his second wife,"
THAT play about Thomas JEFF
l. ferson is something must
see.
Jefferson was the most versa
tile of our president.
Said James Parton:
"At the age Of SO Jefferson
could calculate an eclipse, sur
vey an estate, tie an artery,
plan an edifice, try n cause,
break a horse, dance q minuet
and play the VIOLIN"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-09

does Barbara O'Neil, as an en-
envy nurse.
Howard Barnes OF the H-Trib
found II lacked solid drama.
Roland Young is tip-top as the
star Of ASK Ny Friend Sandy"
but Ward Morehouse said in the
Sun:
THE play goes TO pieces after
the first act"
Sgt. Sidney Kingsley, one-time
Pulitzer Prize winner. has dellv-
cred a new hit, The Patriots"
II is a stirring tale OF episodes
in the life of Thomas jefferson.
The Times Lewis Nichols
styled il 'one Of the best dramas
in a long while, moving and in
spring and expressing IDEAS
that are alike of 1900 and 1913.
THE Magic Lanterns: Mary
L Ann is Hollywood's newest
Miss Gorgeous, and she hasn't
got a sweater TO her name.
Mary Ann is a bomber, the
heart and soul OF powerful
flicker called Air Force"
II shapes up like the trueSt
yarn yet on what's happening
in our corner of the Pacific.
With John Garfield. Harry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-09

Tight socks will give you
cOrns," says a chiropodist.
/ know this man is in posses
sion Of something there.
Some years ago / had corns
and when / gave up wearing
tight socks said corns disap-
peared very quickly.
Now I have a reader named
ZoZZetta.
People call me TO-" says she.
That seems TO be a good idea.
THE Hunzas of India are tho
Il healthiest people in the world
AT the age of 10, men of the
Hunzas group play polo and con-
slider themselves in the prime Of
life.
So states the eminent British
man of science Sir Robert Nc
Garrison. The reason the Hunzas
are so full of pep at the age Of
20, says Sir Robert, is because
of their diet which mainly con-
sists of raw vegetables, raw
fruit, natural whole grain and
moderate portions Of meat, fish
and chicken.
The Hunzas do not cook their
food much.
They consider roast beef me-
dunn much too well done.
Among the Hunzas, rheu-
matism, toothaches and cancer
are unknown.
Some smart fellow probably
could make himself little
money publishing a book called
The HunZas' Diet"
ESARGE" SWENKE, trainer
~ of Alsab. Is quoted as say
ing a horse is more intelligent
than a dog.
II the odd Sarge" can prove
that 1 will pick up the check for
the best dinner he can order at
Miller Brothers Restaurant in
his home town Of Baltimore, Md.
The intelligence of an animal
is determined by the ratio OF
the weight of his brain to that
of his body.
Mans ratio is f.to-66.
That of a dog is 1-to-320 and
that of horse is 1-to-500.
However, don't want the
"Old Sarge" to feel too badly.
so I will tell him that a horse
is more intelligent than an ele-
plant whose ratio is 1-to-600.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-09
QUESTIONS, ANSWERS

p. j.: Will you please tell me
the cause of boils? l have had
eight before they finally cleared
up.
Answer: Boils are due TO in
lection OF the skin with one OF
the pus-forrning germs.
They usually come In crops.
They are sometimes helped by
exposure to the X-ray and some
times by vaccines made from the
active germ.
E. CATER having my shout
der X-rayed, ! find there is
cervical rib. As IL is painful l
would want 10 take care of this.
Is surgery the only means?
Answer--A cervical rib is an
extra rib which occurs in the
neck region; it often presses on
nerves.
With diathermy and electric
treatments the symptoms are
often kept quiet for years.
Surgery should De considered
only after careful assessment of
all circumstances, and when the
symptoms become severe.