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Evening star., 1943-05-28

tary disaster or sheer coincidence
is likely to set such a varied char
acterization for a story, but it is
handled plausibly enough on this
occasion.
"Bataan" leaves no doubt in any,
ones mind why the handful OF
UNDERMINED, malarial Americans
were able to hold out for more than
three months against the Jap in
vaders of the Philippines. 1t is i'm
possible to count the Japs who storm
their untenable position in the two
tremendous battles of the picture,
but 20 to l seems not at all un-
reasonable as the ratio. Best of
the brace of battles is the first,
which ends up in bayonet and
gun butt melee after the Americans
have exhausted their supplies of
machine gun and tommy gun am
munition and their stock of hand
grenades. The wiles of ju jitsu
have no chance against the rough
and-tumble of Sergt. Taylor and his
blood-lusty troops. 1t is a pretty
protracted combat, one supposes
when quiet has been restored again,
but it never has a dull moment. It
is much better, and twice as plaus-
ible as the climatic combat in which
Taylor, standing in the foxhole al
ready marked with a cross bearing
his name, shoots it out with virtual
ly the whole Jap Army. You, too,
may not believe that part of it. AS
unglamorous as you ever saw him,
Taylor gives convincing perform
ance as the tough, fataistic SER
geant in "Bataan" It looks good
even beside the sure-fire work of
Thomas Mitchell as the amiable,
tough Jewish corporal and the in
gratiating playing of young Walker
as the wistful, adolescent sailor.
Murphy and Nolan are a couple of
others who make very convincing
members of the gallant patrol which
Tay Garnett directed so capably
within the limited, realistic scene
of "Bataan."
Evening star., 1943-05-28
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.
HOLLYWOOD,

Sonia Henie has taken two-room
apartment at Laguna to be near
husband Capt. Dan Topping when
she is not working in winter Time.
The couple own several million dol
lars between them, but the reasons
for the small apartment are (A)
they couldn't get a bigger one. and
(B) Sonia is doing the housekeep-
Ing. Betty CRADLES romance
with Bandmaster Harry James is
proof of the contrariness of women.
Betty broke with George Raft be-
cause, among other things, she
thought he was too old for her. But
James Is no chicken either, and is a
good ten years older than Betty.
incidentally. Betty does not want to
be labeled James girl" In spite of
her lengthy telephone call to him
the other evening, Betty considers
herself in the non-engaged class and
free to play the field. if she chooses
which she doesn't at this moment.
1--WE got bags under my eyes,"
says DA1lld Dali ylIlOle. We ndQ
them all my life, and my father had
them. 1 inherited them from him"
Yes" cracks a friend, "but he made
hs!" :. Shirley Temples current
position as the number one sensa-
ton of Hollywood does not at all
surprise her first director, Charles
Lamont, She's always had appeal"
says Charles, even at the age of 81"
According to Joseph Gotten, Clark
Gable is, or rather was, the best
actor in Hollywood. He has such
uninhibited vitality" says Joe.
when he's on the screen, you feel
his presence. He doesn't have to
speak to make you aware of him."
1 think this a pretty good summing
up of that elusive quality, per-
sonality.
Hedy Lamar is now earning $4,000
a week, but still uses her 1O-cent lip-
stick! Hedy, working at present in
Heavenly Body" says everything is
now "beautiful' between her and
her Metro bosses. IF I'd known
what was getting into" says Hedy,
Evening star., 1943-05-28
An Assignment That Grips
Capitol's Spy Film Makes Up in Action
What 1t Lacks in Finesse

OTIS, loyal and collaborationist, lead
hectic existence from start to fin
ish. AS a British agent he imperson-
ates a Breton whom he resembles
excitement and is faced with the
chore of working his way into the
other fellows home life. His success
is only limited. His acquired fance,
daisy-fresh Susan Peters; mother,
Margaret Wycherly, and clandestine
love, Signe Hasso, learn Agent Au-
mont's game in fairly short order.
But inasmuch as the impersonator
is there to locate secret NaZi sub
base, the loyal among them and
all the peasants contribute stoutly
to the success of his project. The
Nazi-toadiers, of course, do their best
to Illustrate it. The natural result
is a melee of rushing figures, pistol
shots, nocturnal stabbing and one
or two mass machine cummings.
And, adding sauce to this fruity
salad, come the Commands, who
certainly leave that base a sham
bles.
During the raid, incidentally, you'll
Evening star., 1943-05-28
Miss Pitts Cancels,
Sub

Due to her opportunity to appear
in a new vehicle. zazu Pitts has an
nounced cancellation of her en-
gagement in THE Bat" at the Ma
tional Theater June IA. However,
local theater goers will not be de-
prived Of their thrills and chills"
inasmuch as Bella Lugosi in "Drac-
ula' Is now announced as the
Nationals attraction for one week
beginning Monday, June 81, at a
popular summer price scale, rang
ing from so cents to $1.5O.
Evening star., 1943-05-28
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
ond Time of Showing

Stage.
National-"The Merry Makers" /"
vaudeville show tonight at $50.
Screen.
Capitol-"Assignment in Brittany"
province assists the British: II
am, lao, 4:20, 7:1O and GAS pm.
Stage shows: 1885, 3:35, 6:25 and
Dos pm.
Columbia-"Keeper of the Flame" :"
Hepburn goes anti-Fascist: II am,
LAS, 4:30, tbs and 10 pm.
Earle-"The More the Merrier,"
two men and girl in Washington:
10:45 am, 1:3O, 4:10, 7:O5 and 9:45
pm. Stage shows: /, $40, $50 and
9:15 pm.
Keith's-"This Land Is Mine"
what liberty means to many: 11::35
am, 2:05, 4:35, 7:05 and 9:35 pm.
Little-"Long Voyage Home" the
Eugene O'Neill-John Ford master
piece: II am, lis, 800, $50, 1885
and 9:45 pm.
Metropolitan-"Reveille for Bev-
erly," Ann Miller and the Army
motif: 11:40 am, 1885, 3:35, 5:45,
TAO and 9:40 pm.
Palace-"Bataan," activities OF a
lone patrol: 1875 am, 2O5, Abs,
7:05 and $40 pm.
Pix-"Kiss Of Fire" in French: 2,
4:40, 7:20 and 1905 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts;
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1943-05-28

dllu CIdSlC, Is bdIddu, Gllt 1dCeSt
to be enshrined in the textbook on
current history which the movies
are writing with all the passion
they can muster. "Bataan," with
an all-male cast, headed by Robert
Taylor, opened at the Palace yes
terday and as war pictures 60, it
IS noisily arresting spectacle which
has been pronounced by eye
witnesses to be an accurate facsimile
of that epic combat. That the eye
witnesses were asked for their
opinions testi1es to the feeling of
M-G-M that you might find it
incredible. Now that they have
spoken, however. there is little to
do but assume that Bataan was like
"Bataan" and that the seeming
exaggerations were within the heroic
dimensions of the picture. It is
melodrama at its most melo-
drantic.
1t is compact story that
'Bataan" tells with such an obbli-
cato of noise and death for almost
two hours. 1t is the tale of a patrol
of II oddly assorted American SOL
diers and sailor, patrol assigned
to hold mountain pass against
the Japs moving down on Manila.
1t is just a patrol or mountain
wasteland with a bridge across it,
the soldiers muse aloud. They
never could have conceived of its
existence. Yet it is their job to
hold it because in the war against
slavery, it might prove the most
important speck of land in the
world.
With this dramtic premise laid
down for it, the cast of "Bataan'
settles down to a remorseless one
sided struggle that can have but
one ending.
On its way to that ending, Robert
D. Andrews screenplay takes little
time out, that little to establish the
character of the 13 men, group
somewhat too patty varied. The
principals among them are Taylor
as a hard-bitten sergeant, true
blue Jewish corporal, Robert Walk
er, as drugstore cowboy turned
sailor; George Murphy as a flyer
with disabled plane concealed in
the jungle underground, and a
maintenance villainous corporal
played by Lloyd Nolan.
The others include a conscien-
tious objector medical corps pri-
vate, a gigantic colored private on
his way to the ministry in civilian
life; new West Point captain who
admits he does not know his way
around Bataan, and an assortment
OF Filipino troopers. Neither mill
Evening star., 1943-05-28
Sonia Does the COOKING
She and Husband Take Tiny Flat
AS Home on Their Davs Off

II wouldn't have gone on strike. I'm
not the type. It wears me out"
Hedy had fought for an increase in
salary according to the terms of her
contract. Metro had cited the word
of the salary ceiling directive, but
this has now been abolished.
William Powell, who co-stars with
Hedy, is so well these days that he
is able to dispense with makeup for
his role.
Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance Inc.)
Evening star., 1943-05-28
ANU SEMI ENTs.
<Bataan' a Tumultuous Tale
OF Dramatic Yank Patrol
Palace Picture, Pronounced True
To Its Scene by Experts, Is
Noisy Epic of Gallant Group
BY JAY CARMODY,

The glob name that is
shining headlines
like that 1t strikes levels
OF the be stripped of yesterday
today Only the most dramatic remain
is the has and thing, no
Evening star., 1943-05-28

Something to sell? Something to
buy? Use a Star Want Ad." Phone
MA. 5000.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-17
HAZEL BRIEFS

Hobert Kiser and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. C. w.
Bailey.
Tom Rasnick has gone back to
Tennessee after spending several
week with relatives here.
Mrs. Allen Martin and Edith
Sutherland were in Dante visit
,ng the beauty shop.
Mrs. Buford Burke and child
rem are spending a few days with
Noah Powers and family.
Miss Josie Robinson was visit
ing in Clinchco last Saturday.
Heavy rains have got everyone
Behind with corn hoeing and 9th
I farm work here.
Zille Rasnick and Edna Suth-
erland spent Saturday with Mrs.
Maggie Kiser.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-17
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

Virginia, In the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Court of h e
County of Dickinson, on the
9th day of May, 1943.
Embry Willard Mccoy, Com
plainant
against
Mamie Mccoy, Defendant
The object Of this suit is to OBJ
tain a divorce from the defend
ant upon the grounds of adultery
and desertion.
And affidavit having been
made and filed that the defend
ant, Mamie Mccoy, is not resi-
dent of the State of Virginia, it
is ordered that she do appear
here within 10 days after due
publication hereof and do what
may be necessary to protect her
interest in this suit. And it is
further ordered that a copy here
of be published one a week for
four successive weeks in the Dick
enson Herald, and that a copy be
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Bubby Kiser Wis
tied Clarence Wright and family
last week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Asks Allies Take
Stand on Jews
Roosevelt. Churchill
Urged TO AssaiI Naris
netrea Tin~s Mn.hinrisa Rurenn

WASHINGTON, May l5-Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Prime Minister
Churchill today were urge by
Rep Klein I'D of New York tc
issue a JOINT statement condemn
ing the Nazi atrocity campaign
against the Jews.
Declaring the recent Anglo
American Bermuda conference did
not deal with the Jewish problem
Of Europe, but only with the world
refugee situation, Klein added;
III. while Mr.. Churchill is
here, "A Joint statement were
iSsHed. il weHld revive the hope
and fait h of those suffering
people who are 80 hopeless.
lit would also serve notice on
the NaZi brutes that the civilized
people of the world will not con-
done nor forgive their brutal ac-
ton tewa rd an innoce
minority and that retribution
will surely follow"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Wayne Plans
Youth Farley

In an attempt 10 combat juvenile
delinquency through organized et-
fort, churches, clubs and social
groups of Wayne Nfif meet WedHes-
day night. May 10, in the Wayne
High School auditorium To discuss
youth problems and propose solu-
tons for reform.
The meeting, under the direction
of Harold Dietrich, president of
the Wayne Chamber of Commerce,
will be addressed by the Rev. Edgar
A. Lucas, Protestant chaplain OF
the Wayne Juvenile Court, Police
Commissioner l.. c. Knox Of
Wayne, James Sturmer, field rep
rcsentative of the Michigan Child
Guidance Institute, and others.
Organization of a community CO.
ordlnating council is planned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Flint {. c. 10 Hear
Custer QuartermdSteT

FLINT. May 15-Col. Herbert
Wilkinson, post quartermaster,
Fort Custer. will address the ninth
annual safety conference and ban
quet of the transportation divl-
sion. Flint Chamber of Commerce,
at The DuTant Hotel May 20 4
was announced today by r.. Sta
ley James, chairman of the organs
cation.
The Flint Traffic Club headed
by l.. +. Doherty, joins the Cham
er of Commerce TO sponsor the
affair. Arthur Brandt has been
named general chairman OF the
conference.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16

t:45 q. M
WJR The GoldberCs- n.
WV Dance music.
CKLW-C Claire Wallace.
JLB-M Music.
? 10 y. VI.
WJR-poctor MALONE n
WV Light Of Worid-D.
CkLW-Nevs Ace.
NCAR-Nsps
WNYZ-Charm Litchsn-T.
NJLB-soiden Melodies.
Nt- NewsCagt.
WJBIS-H Park y. ~ r
~ 2tl5 y. VI.
~ IR-JoyGs Jordan n
\NWJ Lonely women u.
rKIW Meiodv TIME.
WCAR-Sunsh no time
NEhI~- Melody m Rhythm
WJBk-NeWs and music.
? 80 q. VI.
WJR We love and learn.
WWJ Guiding Lighted.
CkLW quiet Sanctuary.
VICAR Melodies
NHYE-Nevs ace.
WI Euslc.
WExf.-Parade - Bands
NTRE Pops ieydfr ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Blue Sky Sends
Detroit All Out
On V-PIOwiing
City Engineer 5 Staff
Volunteers Help for
Garden Program

With four continuous rainlcSs
day, behind thcm worlmcn from
the department of parks and rec
rcauon Saturday. we're Swarming
over Detroit community victory
garden sites 10 find ground suitable
for piowinr
I'm M attempt 20 make up for
valuable time lost through heavy
rams every available hlt of man
power and equipment is immedi-
aicly being pul 10 work plowlnG
and narrowing for planting carly
In tho week.
To speed up the program the
staff of the city engineers office
has volunteered TO work over the
weekend planning. measuring and
stalking out tho individual plots 50
they can bc Immediately assigned
TO garden applicants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Youth Concert May 80

EAST LANSING. May Is CUP'
More than 80 central Michigan
high school musicians viii gather
lat Michigan State College. MAY
80 To play IN an all-youth orcheS
ira concert II was announced 10
day by Prof. Roy Underwood. heac
iof the college music department
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Rumania King tit

NEW YORK. May - up
King Michael. 2t-year-old monarch
of Rumania, Is confined 10 ms cas-
tie with scarlet fever, according
to an official Bucharest announce
ment broadcast by the Rome radio
today and heard here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
SUNDAY OFFERINGS BID

s A Y a O. So
prano Of Met
ropolitan OPP
era, and the
duo = pianiStS.
V I T Y A
v r ON s X Y
a n d VICTOR
BABIN. will
be heard on
Pause T h a {
r q ( T Q 5 hes
(WJR 30 p.
M Ed
GAR GUEST
is on Hour Of
Charm which
originates in
Detroit today
(WWJ 10 p
Nj VICE
p r ESIDENT
w A l. l. ACE,
Just back from
South Amer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
MONDAY AFTERNOON

WWJ Man N Service.
CkLW--hustcale.
VICAR Luncheon cub.
W&YI-Tip TOP QUIZ.
WJBk--Ra news.
1858 y. VI.
CKLW Detroit Times
Feature HichliFhtS.
90 y. ~.
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NNt Music
CE,kW NevF.
wa Arwy and music.
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N,3LB-NewS: iuteturzgo.
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IFS y. ".
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80 y. 81.
wJR-Vic and sade-p.
WV our Word rOdsv
variety program
WJLR Freedoms Mep -.
NkALs-FaTieiy music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
50 From Here
Listed Among
Navy Volunteers
Detroit Area Recruits
Are Announced by
Ii. Com. FIechtner

A total Of - Detroit area mer
were among the navy volunteer:
during the week ended May IL
according tO 1t. Com. Byron +,
Flechtner. officer in charge o
navy recruiting and induction II
Michigan
The weeks navy volunteer,
were:
fau n RasSett Plymouth
Vita Eelnno 37is Joseph e'smpAu-
Howard r Retham 1904 naCpstA
E2--l-sst - R-EaaFe- sag -F1Fs.44t+za4e
CLAYTON & Browning Royai Osk.
Lawrence p CunleN Van DIXIE.
Donald Crawford. Van Dyke
Ear , Dcrnuin. T2f3 Logan.
Daniel " poss Warren
Richard r. Doyle - Selden.
Harold G Fttermar 1871 l.iddesdaie,
Richard l. FeWef 1915 hoiComh.
Joseph c. Glowacki Hamtranck.
pensid } HsiFh. Crosse P"sn1e.
Cecil . Hilbert. col Chandler
Vahan r. kalajian. ola Green,
Edward h kehrer Wayne.
Ruhcu r Kizer. Dearborn
Michael koeniE 5s21 Cadillac,
/ Edward y. KulcEyk. 1925 Lyon
Z Eugene 4. LaBargf. Center Line.
4 Alan Libby. kOyA' oak
iNilfrsd l. lozon. River Rouge
. Archibald Macdonald, blGN lWcd'.
LOUIS NahoneE, $50 - Antoine.
John J Miller. 1920 Junction
iWuhur II Miller. 70 ". AlcNanoTne.
dayton Moore il, $3.50 Begole
Harold T Moreau. iS205 Vaughan.
Robert Mcfarland. 1881 Wyoming.
Alrert , McMuIeU. Royal 0ak,
Leslie -MeNFveH Pontiac
O}eon a. ODeil Hazel PARK
Edmond A. OueUettc. 1881 Mact
Warren p PtsrCt 1857 TVent' fn'rf
r Ross : Penney 1916 YacAu4.
William a. Peterson. Adrian
Robert ". PrtusheH, 1854 JOY
Gerald L. Rankin a62s UniycrsfF
Theodore Reynolds 4432 t1anAt1u.
. Authu0y Rieh 34b6 Cadillac
John ShIieikis 1925 Goodwin.
Coda vs. Sheen skvr, 2i1J Potter
laVrcpce =. Slotkm 1928 " EuCWG
Raymond j Snola. 7gss PIaTie
Ernest r. SondsN. Mo1ro"
John 4 Sprechief. s326 kre~Ee.
Richard l. TarrnW Plymouth.
Laurence 81 Utter Punuar
Francis J. NerDekt. $3.50 G}adWtn.
duane G. Nerk. Nj clemens
Heroine Il Walsh. 1880 Mettetsl.
Edward &. Wehef eU2l lJoQuols
! Donald J. Wells. 1888 Greenfield.
James "a. Nest 1919 ". EuCild
Robert u Nidman 21t3 Spturle.
Leonard L. Woisou. 1891 Carter.
Robert Yaqulnto. 1917 Smart
I f4a-ttrt-f .-Xfff~tf- 4 : far-ts rr-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
SpeIImsn in IstanbuI

LONDON, May ID GNS)-
Archbishop SpeIlman has arrived
an lStanbul for n meeting with TWO
Especial Vatican ENJOYS, a Reuters
dispatch said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Churchill on Air Wednesday

NEW YORK. May Is UNS)--
All ma ior networks will broadcast
Prime Minister ChurchiliS address
10 Congress, Wednesday. at IL 80
p. m. tEWTD,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Rado R}o gram,

Thlt program has been
given The Detroit Tifpes
~ the stations herein
listed. II the presents
alnna "A Schec ulea are
not 90 the air. the fauli
hes Nth the stations and
NJ The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
MONDAY MORNING

WEXL.- NeWscasf.
1913 4. NJ.
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WCAR-Ev erybodys
church
W&IZ News Flashes
WENL Musical program.
1890 A. NJ.
NfE -- Honeymoon Hiii-D.
WV Help Mate n.
CKLw-N Mary Morgan T.
VICAR Rapid ADDS.
WXYI-B Baby institute.
WJLR-Greaf Nalizes
NExL,- Treasury Parade.
1915 a. NJ.
VI Bachelor childr-r
NWJ Lone Journey -
VICAR Social security.
WNYT Lucky Number.
VEIL Variety music.
~ no A. NJ.
WIZ Jane Abbott r
WV j. Road Of Life II.
CKLW-Neet the band.
VICAR News Ace
VIVA Sardi'sT
WJLB-Fiying Reporter.
WE&L- Newscas,
MS A. ".
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WV Vic and Sade n
CkbW-FrenCh program.
WCAR-MuSical.
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1850 A. NJ.
WJR Bright Horizon y.
WV Snow Village-D.
CkLW --Sol1ier's Wtfe-n.
WCAP--Letters from boys
W%Yz~-Lady Of Charm-T
WjLB--Miriam Lane r.
WEkI<--Music.
WIBk- Betty Roberts.
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NtR Aunt Jenny n
NWJ David Harum n.
CkLW Melody Tune
VICAR Tom songs.
WJLB Music and news.
WEkIs- Dance music
WJBK News Roundup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
SUNDAY MORNING

WHY SerenAGe NJ
B-iAthuanlsn pros NJ
WENI@R. %. Bible society
NJBk-gev'tsi hour.
Ie:i5 a. ".
WIZ PIN SkillmSn NJ
VICAR Musicale
NgI.B United GOSPEL 9 Z.
10 10 A. VI.
WIZ Wings over jordan
WILTSHIRE music
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NKNis-Rev. John Young
Ie:g5 A. NJ
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NgR-NeNs
WV -. paul Cathedral
VICAR EpiECops Church
MNNZ News Ace
WJI.B Hungarian Church
WENI-ConereEa J Church
MJBK- Serbian hour.
II.1S A. VI.
WIZ Egun Peirl N
N-NYZ- Dr : r Norris.
1850 A. VI.
WIE Rev John LnileT
CkIsW Anglican Church
WILD United Tabernacle
MFXI. salvation Army
NJBK Hebrew CHRISTIAN.
Ii:ab A. NJ.
WJLB News.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
FLOWING SPEEDED

This work nv the engineers
office will permit our men 10 20
right ahc;td with the piowing, ="
J J. Considine park and recrca-
tlon superintendent. said, THAT
can't wait much longer.
we are glad 10 find that some
Of the land has dried out enough
Ia he worked. Large portions of
il. however, are still under water
or are sOggy with mud. These
will take at least another three
or four days of good drying
weather"
Meanwhile, 20S additional plots
are 10 be given out to applicants
from l until ; p m. Sunday a
Eliza Howell Park. Fenkell anc
Riverside. In case OF rain, the as
Slgnments will be made between
and 7 p. m. Monday.
GIRL SCOUTS TO HELP
This viii bring 10 900 the mum
Der OF plots already assigned e
victory gardeners. Approximate!
4, 900 Stlll await assignment.
Representatives of the park
and recreation commission vii
drive their trailer office to the
park 10 assign plots 10 bearers o
cards which have been mailed on
by the department Girl Scout:
have volunteered 10 help with the
work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16

BILL MORROW and ED BELOIN,
Joke writers for Jack Benny since
1886. won't be on hand when
Benny signs off for the season,
May 80 they'll be in the service
HERBERT MARSHALL viii
break jokes with Duffy Tuesday
night (WxYZ $50 p. M .
There viii be more than $4,000
worth Of Stradivari vlolins IN the
Stradivari Orchestra YOU will hear
over WJR at 4 p. NJ. this after
noon Seattle bought So, ll2,-
625 worth OF war bonds TO see one
broadcast of Truth or ConSe-
auences" BORIS KARLOFF.
the horror man, will give some
horrible answers on Information
Please Monday night tWWJ
1870 p. M
ROB BTRNS SAWS THE
REASON THERE ~ 4 BLACK
MARkET IN NEAT - tn NJ
THERE ARE TOO PEW PICS
IN THE pm AND TOO MANY
HOGS OUTSIDE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16

lea (WJR AIS = M
BING CROSBY with QUIZ Kids
CWXYZ Z 80 p. M RAGS
RAGLAND burlesquc comedian.
and CLAUDETTE COLBERT with
Charlie Mccarthy lWWJ &
p. NJ FRANK SINATRA
with FRED ALLEN (WJR $50
p. M. GEN. HENRY r.
ARNOLD on The Army Hour"
(WWJ 3 30 p. M -. HERBERT
MARSHALL on Radio Readers
Digest" (WJR 9 p. NJ
SAMMY KAYE. ANNOUNCING
MS HERO or THE WEN.
SAID, IN HAS Not SEFN
HIS WIFE BIT ONCE IN tux
PAST TWO YEARS. NHFN
THE WIFE MRN1 TO THE
NICROPHONE To SPEAk To
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HIN THAT Nv Wa INV
FATHER OF \ SIN NTTkS
ON BABY. INNEDIATpi
TN sTTDIo SWITt HBoAKD
WAS RIOODFn WITH CAIlS
APPARENTLY MANY PEoriE
HADN'T WARD SAMMY ~b.
IN OUR OPINION" lNJR sur.
day 1870 =. NJ viii discus,
"ArnericaniSm" with Federal uac,
Frank A. Picard and PROT Alifc.
n Kelly tWaynel as guests
DENNIS DAY. singing star viii
Jack Benny viii leave on 81 over
seas entort ainmcnt tour ~ June
JERRY WAYNE heard or
"AN Tire Hit Pars0c' ,WWJ.
was once 4 victim al l1fanti.r
PARALYSIS and Wa told bS dyc'o~
that he would never fa,f a,Ar
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dent ~ Czcoho>lovata wiU b.
heard over WJR neAt Satlrdts
May -. al 3 2. m. More thar
5000 manuscripts were aitmtte,
in the "Dr Christian prize pls,
contest 50 JEAN HERSHDLT IA
n judging Job on his hands
BILL STERN'S sportscaSt ls be-
ing moved from Saturday % FRI
day. starting May - tWWJ 1913
p. M RED SHELTON Wi
be heard In 'Whistliny N DiMc
on Screen Guild Player Mon
day night fWJR 10 + NJ al
talent fees on this weekly srol
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