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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Brothers Meet Inn Cab
Relationship Discovered After Rancher Gives Lift
TO British Sailor; Accents Hamper Them

PEEKSKILL, n. Y. March ,
uNS).-A Wyoming rancher and
his kid brother. a seaman in the
royal navy. were getting ac-
lauainted with each other today
after meeting in Peekskill taxi
cab.
Tom Bedford, AZ year old
Irancher came from his home near
Meteetsee, Wyo., after receiving
"a letter from his 18-year-old
brother, Alfred. who is recuper-
ating at a British sailors rest
camp near here.
They had never met, as Tom
left home in Boston, Lancashire
England, % years ago 10 become
COW hand and then a rancher.
AS Tom left the railroad station
lin a taXicab, he noticed a British
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02

sailor. He directed the driver TO
turn around and pull up beside the
seaman.
want a lift, pardner," Tom
asked.
Thanks" said the sailor, get
ting in the cab. II am late"
where you heading"
ITO the railroad station"
Meeting somebody"
Alfred then explained he was
expecting his brother whom he
had never seen.
I'm your brother, Tom," the
rancher then revealed.
The brothers were handicapped
at first by their A4tFee
speaks pure Lancashire English
while Tom has acquired western
ldraWl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
TAKES HEAVY TOLL
An ADVENTUROUS YEAR

Plying the seas from an Aus
tralian base. the subs toll soon
included submarine. a cruiser
and several" troop transports.
Christian played a major part
in all II sinkings. operating the
ships radio, detecting underwater
sounds of other craft and photo
graphing through the periscope
the results of all attacks.
The enemy sub sunk by Chris
tian had played cat and mouse
with the American vessel the pre-
vious day, firing two Ineffective
fish" But its role changed from
cat TO mouse when the Yanks
blasted il with a single torpedo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02

alike-if you come out of them, Z"
Christian explained dryly.
you're cutting along through
the water.
Suddenly you pick up
screws (noise of ship engines)
on your sound gear. Through
the periscope you see smoke and
decide It's okay 10 attack.
Every one Is tense as you
run for the target. The tor
pedoes jar you as they leave.
Then there's suspense for a min
ute or two while the fish
travels. II you're lucky there's
a big explosion, drowned out by
your cheers.
THEN YOU TAKE 1T
Then you stand by for depth
charge attacks. You've diShed
II out and now you have 10
start taking It,"
Estimating his ship has beer
the target for more than Bon
depth charges. Christian explained
that each sounded as if YOU
heads in a wash tub with ever!
one in the sub beating on it,
1t was on Christians boat tina
the first known underwater opera
ton was conducted. There was M
surgeon, only a pharmacists mate
With approval of the patient
suffering acute appendicitis, anC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Death Battle of = Subs
Told bv DelrOifer i'm Id
He s Seen Pals
Blown TO Bits, ! !
ia p Ships Sunk
By I'D SLEEVES

F'ive and A half years ago Ray
mond Christian, p, left Detroit
10 see the world the navy way.
A submarine radloman second
class. he is home today for the
first tine since he signed hts en-
hstment blank as an adventurous
youth Of II He has seen the
World-its life and death. love and
hate.
An ADVENTUROUS YEAR
In the year Of war alone, he
has married, become father.
had buddieS within reach blown
to bits. participated in emergency
surgery under the sea, and helped
man an undersurface craft re-
SponSible for II enemy ships and
an estimated 1000 Japs
However. war is taking a holi-
DAY for Christian while he visits
his mother. Mrs, Mary Richards,
394s r street
The sailors exploits started
Dec 10. 194l when his sub. along
with the Cavite navy yards.
caught the fury Of Jap bombing
raids.
II ran 10 the boat from my
barracks in only my boots and
shorts" recalled THE sub next
10 ours was hit square. II sank
and we were damaged.
ABANDONED SHIP
I'VE were ordered 10 abandon
ship. I dIved into a half-dug
pipeline. A Filipino lay beside
me - that Is, until n bomb
dropped 25 feet away. 7 looked
around an saw most Of his back
had been torn away"
His sub repaired, Christian said
the sub captain called his crew
before him.
I'm looking for revenge" the
captain said. ANY man who
doesn't want to 20 along, step
forward"
No one did.
The captains revenge was moi
/ long in coming. said the Detroiter
before the large sub had been ou'
many days, It's torpedoes had SEN
a Nipponese cargo ship to the bot
Il tom.
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ADVERTisEMEN'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02

"Bady" now? The
losing hair and don't take care
warming when badness com
ing lot Of hair in the comb are
something Mt II going I"
badness he
treated time hut YOU are bln
don't bald head the first thing TO do i W
examination ana
uation private will accept unless e
will benefit Many satisfied clients ay n
methods had
calling Badly In the next e"
today how badness he avoided
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Mickey Rooney -!
IA Appealed

HOLLYWOOD. March ? CUP,
Rooneys employers APP
pealed his la classification today
and demanded that he be left In
as an essential worker
in an essential industry.
This action by Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer was first OF its kind since
the army began taking movie
stars i'm large numbers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Madame
Chang
Better

NEW YORK, March , (INS).-
Nine. Chang Kai-shek today was
reported resting comfortably ~
her hotel following her near cot
lapse yesterday at the completion
of ceremonies at city hall and New
York'S Chinatown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Winant to Return TO Post

WASHINGTON, March ? (INS)
John G. Winant, United States
ambassador 10 Great Britain, dis
closed today that he will return
TO his London post in about two
weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
WE'D AUSTRALIAN GIRL

Although his sub is in port only
two weeks of every two months, at
most. Christian found time to WOO
and wed an Australian born girl
May 3, 1912. She bore him a
daughter, Helen Rae, in February
whom he has never seen.
The navy department wired
Christian of the birth week later
as nc arrived in San Francisco.
\ Submarine attacks are all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02

captain, the mate began impro'
vising.
A coffee strainer and towel were
used to administer ether, lnStru.
mentS converted from tablespoons
and a handIeleSS scalpel were Ster-
ilized by Christian in torpedo al
cohol.
about ~ of us took part in
the operation" said Christian.
1--WE were scared for the first
time out. But when the patient
started complaining about cOndi-
. tons n few days later, we knew
he was Okay."
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Evening star., 1943-08-12
Woodwind Group
Excellent in
Park Concert
BY ALICE EVERSNrAN.

The next to the last concert of
the Starlight Chamber Music series
at Meridian Hill Park brought a
combination of instruments rarely
heard outside an orchestra-the
American Woodwind Ensemble.
More than any other group, this
ensemble fitted into the sylvan
character of the park whose boscage,
illumined by clear moon last night
might have been designed for the
revels Of Pan himself Here, before
an audience of maximum size, the
artists played a program equally
divided between the classic and
modern composers who have been
intrigued by the haunting quality of
the wind instruments and have
exerted their fancy in works blend
ing them in combinations.
The American Woodwind En-
semble consists of Henry Bove, flute;
Carlos Mullenix, oboe; Harold Free
man, clarinet; Ralph Lorr, bassoon,
With the previously announced
French hornist, Hugo Cowden, being
iCpldSCo ny LtolldI lIlOl-
vidually artists Of the first rank, they
are masters of ensemble playing,
achieving an uniformity of design
and effect of remarkable beauty.
No string group has excelled them in
flnesse of shadings, in smoothness of
line and tonal quality or in nobility
Of expression. 1t was an enriching
experience to hear this chamber
group, whose resources are equal to
all musical demands.
The first number. Mozart's Gas
sazione," written for oboe, clarinet,
horn and bassoon, disclosed immedi-
ately the fine musicianship of the
players. These artists were joined
by the flute in Suite Miniature"
written by the daughter of Wieni-
awski, whose identity was hidden
under the assumed name of Pol
dowski. It's charming, graceful
handling of the old dance forms was
| emphasized in the ensembles play
ing.
A feature of the program was the
first public performance of Alan
Shulman's Folk Songs for Wind
Quintet" Mr. Shulman, who is now
! serving in the Merchant Marine,
discovered the five songs in Lomax
collection at the Library of Con-
gress and gave them a clever mod
ern turn which in no wise disturbs
their original character in a setting
that utilizes the possibilities of the
instruments to the fullest. Whimsy.
sentiment and gayety are combined
in the selections which includes Il
Came to the Country in 1865" I'll
Give my Love Light and Friendly
Kiss The Irish Lady" Down,
Down, Down" and John Henry"
The latter half of the program
was devoted to works by modern
composers, Hindemith's "Kleine
Kammermusik, Op. "a" being an
especially suave treatment of the
five instruments and a work of
highly interesting content. Pistons
Three Pieces" for flute, clarinet
and baSSoon and Ibert's ''Trois
Pieces Breves" for the quintet
brought the program to a close.
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
NatiOnaI-"Junior Miss" Max
Gordon's hit: Tonight at $50.
Screen.
Capitol -" Above Suspicion" a
hegira through Nazi Germany: II
am, lao, 4:25, ITO and 9:55 pm.
Stage shows: 1880, 3:35, $40 and
9:05 pm.
Columbia -" "Coney Island" the
resort with music: 11:10 am, lis.
800, 5:25. 7:30 and e:35 pm.
Earle-"The Constant Nymph,"
new amour for Boyer: II am. and
las pm. Stage shows: ITO and
$50 pm. This Is the Army"
premiere at 9:05 pm.
Keith's-"Hers to Hold" Deanna
Durbins Joseph Gotten: 11:4O am,
1:40, $40. $40. TAO and 9:4O pm.
Littie-"Of Mice and Men" Stein
beck's story: 1l:l0 am. 1:20, 3:25,
$50, TBS and GAS pm.
Metropolitan China" Loretta
Young as guerrilla: 11:30 am,
1:30, 335, 5:35, 7:35 and $40 pm.
Palaoe-"Dixie," Bing Crosby a
blackface minstrel 10:45 am, 1855,
3:10, $50. 7:35 and $50 pm.
Pix You Can't Take 1t With
You," that family again: 2, 4:30, 7
and $50 pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts:
Continuous from 10 am
Evening star., 1943-08-12
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.
HOLLYWOOD.

HULL WOOD,
Deanna Durbin has not yet been
photographed in technicolor. But
that will be remedied in Caroline"
which follows for Deanna after His
Buffers Sister" and christmas
Holiday There are two films
awaiting Lana Turner when she is
we'll enough for work at Metro
Frankie From Frisco" and Music
for Millions" ., Dick Powell follows
Wife Joan Blondell to the Broadway
stage. Dick will star in the Warner
Bros. backed revival of the Rodgers
and Hart musical, Connecticut
Yankee" Joan stars in the Gypsy
Rose Lee play, Murder in the
Woodpile" Andre Chariot, dis
coverer of Gertrude Lawrence,
Beatrice Lille, Jessie Matthews and
others, has bit role with Hedy
Lamar and William Powell in
Heavenly Body" Mary Astor
plays the mother of Judy Garland
in Meet Me in St. Louis" Van
johnson of the blond nair. wide
smile and dimples, is up for a big
role in the picture.
Hedy Lamar has been relieved of
her assignment with Mickey Rooney
in The Duchess and the Bellboy."
Instead she will star in either or
both Quo Vadis" and Dragon
Seed =. Susan Peters and Donna
Reed appear with Ronald Colman
in "kismet." For the leading fe-
male role Metro is testing Zorina.
Evening star., 1943-08-12
ADJUSTMENTS AMUsEMENTs
TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES
Buy War Bonds and Stamps Any Local Theater.

All Time Schedules Given In warner
Bros. Ads Indicate Time Feature II
Presented.
Evening star., 1943-08-12
They're Waiting for Lana

Virginia Bruce and Marilyn Max
well. The chosen girl will play Col
mans daughter
Good casting to have Katrina
Paxinou, Greek, play a Greek
housekeeper who looks after Ginger
Rogers and other women whose
husbands are at war in Tender
Comrade." Columbia has had
difficult time casting the male
roles in Rita Hayworth's Cover
Girl" Oddly enough, it was easier
to find the young hero, Gene Kelly,
than to get the older man who was
in love with Rita's grandmother
tplayed by Rita herself. The role
was first given to John Halliday.
but he was not we'll and could not
get to Hollywood. Then Miles Man
der had a crack at the part. 1t is
now being played by Otto Kruger.
1t will be difficult to find two
actresses for the roles of Rosie and
Jennie Dolly in the life story of the
famous twins now in preparation
at Goth Century-Fox. The only
pretty twins in the picture business
now are the Wilde sisters. But they
are blonds and under contract at
Metro. didn't know Hitler was
particularly interested in the fair
sex until saw the number Of
women listed for the Monogram pic
ture, 'Hitler's Women" The fe-
males in the cast include Gail Pat
rick. Nancy Kelly, Gertrude Michael
and Tala Birell -. Geraldine Fitz-
better for being in it, has an i'm
portant role in Walter Wanger's
when Ladies Fly" Donna Reed
gets a nice poppa-Robert Benchley
in See Here. Private Hargrove -
Barbara Stanwyck goes to
Warmers before the end of the year
for the lead role in MY Reputa-
ton"
The director of the Ginger Rogers
film. Tender Comrade," started at
RKO as messenger boy at the age
of Is. He is Edward Dmytryk. and
he is famous for his direction of
"Hitler's Children" starring Bonita
Granville and Tim Holt. The Hitler
picture was to have been directed
by Irving Reiss. When the latter
turned down the assignment, the
picture was given Dmytryk. 1t Is
still making millions for the studio.
And something similar Is expected
from his follow-up picture, Be
hind the Rising Sun"
Dorothy Lamour is dusting out
her sarong for her Rainbow Is
land" technicolor musical with new
conner Johnny Johnston. Fred
Astaire and Jimmy Durante appear
with Lucille Ball in "Ziegfeld Fol-
lies" E. Cute Joyce Reynolds the
little sister in The Constant
Nymph'D plays the title role in the
movie version of jamie" Regi-
nald Owen is in Mickey Rooney's
National Velvet" :. Michele Mor-
gan has the feminine lead in Pas
age to Marseille," with Humphrey
Bogart. The choice of Anne
Baxter to play Katherine Mary,
widow of the youngest Sullivan boy,
Albert, in The Sullivans," is choice
casting, and, incidentally, is one of
Anne's few American-girl roles.
released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Incl
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Chink in Her Arm0r

Archie Mayo, resourceful director,
couldn't get Sonia Henie to regis
ter the proper degree of distress for
scene in Winter Time" After
dozen hopeless takes. Mayo had an
inspiration. Look" he said to the
skate star. "just imagine you're
opening that big revue of yours at
Madison Square Garden. You're
looking for $4,000 house. You
skate out and see the place half
filled-only $25 ,000." That did it.
Evening star., 1943-08-12
A Film Foreword
For Our Time
HOLLYWOOD.

Although most of Deanna Dur
bins pictures have been in a light
comedy vein. the stars current
Universal film. His Buffers Sis
ter" Is her first true farce.
The best tipoff of exactly what
to expect from this production is
the foreward which has been writ
ten for it,
The foods, drinks, clothes. shoes,
rubber, gas and other articles con-
sumed or used in this picture are
purely imaginary, and have no re-
lation to any actual foods, drinks,
clothes, shoes, rubber, gas and
other articles of today, rationed or
unrationed. And resemblance is
purely accidental. This is fable of
the day before Yesterday
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Direr and Dner

Makeup expert Max Factor. jr.,
will bet you that before the end of
the year studio wardrobe depart
ments will be solving the current
shoe shortage for women players by
supplying them with grease paint
shoes. For these, all that is needed
is pair of wooden shoes, with an
kle and heel straps, the designs to
be filled in by makeup applied di-
rect1y tn the feet
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Christmas Comes
In August
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Chief Petty Of1cer A. K. Lennox.
technical adviser on Warner Bros.
Destination Toxic" who served
aboard the United States sub that
sank 20 Jap ships in one patrol a
few months ago, was deluged with
packages when he arrived at the
studio.
Turned out they were all Christ
mas presents from his family and
friends in Uniontown, Pa. Mailed
before last Christmas, they had been
forwarded from Pearl Harbor to
Evening star., 1943-08-12
SIOW GrOzvine ub

Dancing Ann Miller is at last CIV
ing out her right age. which is 49,
Five years ago. when she first made
movie at RKO, Ann claimed 10,
and looked it. Actually she was a.
Evening star., 1943-08-12

Sidney, from Sidney to New Ginea,
from New Guinea to Melbourne.
from Melbourne to Midway, from
Midway to Los Angeles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
NVocaIists Head Shows
In City's Night Clubs
DIV COLLEEN MacDONELL

DON RENALDO is the big at
traction at Eddy Shepherds Club
Steyadora this week, singing bal
lads i'm a Sinatra-ish sort of way
that pleases the masculine contin-
gent as we'll as the feminine. With
a medley of last years favorites
and this years hits, he is particu-
larly well received. enforceable
You" I'm Old Fashioned" and
Dearly Beloved" come in for a
fair share of the applause.
Also new TO the lineup are
Marcel and Dawn with some intri-
cate dance routines and a goodly
sprinkling of comedy. Marcel looks
more like Charlie Chaplin than
the pantomimist' does himself, and
general hilarity results.
Ethel Shepherd takes over the
floor with a new arrangement on
They're Either Too Young or Too
Old" then gets swingy on "Old
Man River" Later Joe Blanket
comes in with trumpet solos on
MY Silent Love- and Chloe"
The DeRoy Glamour Girls are
as attractive as ever and do a fine
job In my Sister Kate" then
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Film Time Clock

FOX - Holy Matrimony" "Bombers
Moon
HOLLYWOOD-"The Human Comedy g"
7:44 1928 p. M. 3.25 a. m. Aerial
Gunner. - 619. 40 p. m 2 a. m.
MADISON 80 THE Human Comedy. g"
1929 3;42 7.3i. 1890 p m Aerial
Gunner. II a m 2.i9. 5ts. 9.i7 p m.
MICHIGAN - So Proudly We Han"
- .07. 3.t2 III 1852 p. m. Henry
,Nldrich sVNngs IT," II a, NJ 2.35. 6.l0,
e.f5 p. m. N
PAI.NiS-sTATE- This Is the Army q"
II a Nh 10. 90 800. f.f5. 10 m
PARADISE" stormy Weather" 207,
f.15. s:25 $50. io;40 p n
RIVIERA The Human Comedy 4"
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Gunner 2,44 6.l3. e:42 p m
RHO UPTOWN e., The Human Com
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ROYAL - The Human Comedy" Z,
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D. m 1922 a m
IELENEWs- SeWs short subjects, 3
a. m. 70 IL m.
UNITED ARTISTS -- For Whom the
Bel Tslls 20 1918 a NJ lis, 41fa 7.is,
1919 2. m.
wII.soN-"For Whom The Bell Tolls. q"
1850. $50 p. m.
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Fantasy on Ice New Book Show

attempts 10 stay upright on the
tricky blades. And little June Ar
mold, who appears as a demure
hoWer-girl Wistfully peddling her
wares, turns out 10 be a vivacious
sprite with her exciting leaps,
dizzy spins and breathleSs whirls.
Good looking Gepevieve Norris
and Gerry Verden. a >graceful
dancing couple, have a fine time
whirling through ballroom and
waltz steps and polish off AXel
lifts with grace and finesse.
Spirited Ray Frost and Pat
Brown offer a solid" bit Of litter
bugging and the "De-Icers' return
10 join the finale which has the
entire cast performing a tricky
Conga.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
lad lac MIchigan today.

-RAGkEp4HA f-%r1OSUy--
mountain peaks, Swiss chalets, a
floor Of real ice, and a group OF
talented young people on skates
has transformed the Book Casino
into a verltable winter carnival.
The new show Fantasy on lee
certainly lives up 10 It's name. It's
quite something 10 see the De
fCcrS, three gliding maidcnS,
come out dressed in full western
regaha and skating in and around
in precise fashion with ease II
all looks very easy ana nice-a
far cry from our own amateurish
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, il one OF many
famous features I'm The Detroit
Times.
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