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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
SURPRISE TO CAPITAL

The Presidents conference with
Vargas came as a surprise TO Off
Gals here, although they conceded
after the announcement that il
was logical that the heads of the
two largest belligerent nations in
the Western Hemisphere should
confer on the conduct of the war.
MIR. Roosevelt's visit TO Liberia
came shortly after the Casablanca
had ended. American
troops have been stationed in Lii
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
STRIKE SHUTS DODGE PLANT
German Officer
Whips Italian
Ambassador

LON DON. Jan. % CUP).-
Foppish Dino Alheri, Italian
ambassador 10 Germany, was
horsewhipped by German officer
who, returning wounded from the
African front, found his wife in
the Fascist ENJOYS arms, the
secret German army radio station
Gustave Siegfried Ems said today.
As result, the station said, the
German army has, in effect, de-
manded that Alfieri be dismissed
and sent home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
-~7n"o"ncin9
A Change in Price for the
DEfRGHsk FINES

The price Of The Detroit Times daily beginning
Monday February and 12c Sunday beginning Sunday
February These increases will be shared with the young
men who deliver the home each day sell
the street.
Rising costs in every direction argey by war;
have forced other newspapers throughout country
TO make similar increases.
In order to continue to provide the high standard
world national and local service including the
hensve by its two agencies
News Service and United Press together with the
features characteristic of The Detroit Times.
reluctantly making this announcement -"
The Detroit Times believes its readers desire
quality of the newspaper be maintained slightly
increased price
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
HINT ROMMEL ESCAPE

-Four waves Of A mcrica :
heaviest bomberS Softened up
StaX yesterday. For a half hour
they pounded the Axis base. start
ing big fires in the harbor and
railroad yards at the port in what
appeared TO be preliminary TO
the big drive TO push the Axis
forces into the sea.
An Allied North African head
quarters communique said there
was no change in the TuniSian
land situation. but The British
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30

castor-oilers and sandbaggerS. is
known as The Charmer." He is
So years old. When Emperor Halle
Selassie, with the Italians over
running Ethiopia in search of easy
conquest. appealed to the League
of Nations, Alfieri organized a
gang of Fascist toughs who from
the League galleries boed and
hooted the emperor.
The Gustave Siegfried Ems sta
ton identified the officer as Capt.
Joachim Won Err of the staff of a
tank division in the German Afrika
korps. who returned to find his
wife with "a man of southern
type" 1t named the officers of the
honor court.
dashed WITH WHIP
1t said that the captain dashed
Alfieri across the face several
times with horsewhip, threw him
downstairs and threw his clothes
after him.
hNfi thust uishppcdT, the
station said. THE Italians should
send us another ambassador.
Unless Alfieri disappears very
soon we shall forget that he Is
q representative of his ma jesty,
the king of Italy.
"Alfieri has continuously In
cited his government against
Germany and has had Illicit re-
lations with the wives of Ger
man officers at the front.
I'VE protest against this abuse
OF hospitality by the representa-
tive Of . so-called friendly power
which win betray us ut the first
possible 0ccasion.'
The Gustaye Siegfried Ems sta
ton Is bitterly anti-Nazi but is
neither anti-Hitler, as Hitler is
head OF the army, nor anti-Axis in
general. 1t is supposed to be oper-
ated at some point inside Ger
many by high army officers-too
nigh to be kept silent or TO be
knitted by the gestapo with Hit
ler's knowledge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
DUEL FORBIDDEN

The officer in the case reported
the circumstance to his general
and asked permission to challenge
Alfieri, who by virtue of his office
enjoyed the status of gentleman,
to duel, the station said.
A court of honor was sum-
moned, as is customary. The
court forbade the duel because
the offender of the honor of the
officer is representative of a
foreign power with which we are
allied at the present moment, and
the duel if allowed might affect
our relations with that country"
The court said the officer had
done his duty by thrashing Alfieri,
the case TO his supe-
riorS, suing for divorce and asking
for a court of honor.
DIPLOMATIC PRESSURE
although the court OF honor
refuses permission for the duel,
the verdict said, eft In aware
that this settlement does not
give satisfaction 10 The officer
and suggests that Alfieri should
be asked to leave his post"
The German army radio station
said that only great diplomatic
pressure prevented the court from
giving permission for a challenge
and forcing Alfieri to fight or flee.
Alfieri, veteran of the fascist
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
The Weather.

The sun will set at sea o. m todsy.
ana rise tomorrow AZ s.t7 . m
The moon viii set AZ 40 o. m today.
ana rise tomorrow at $40 q. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
2-Ddy Battle
Halls Drive
For So|onnons
Big Nipponese Thrust
TO Regain GuadaIcanaI
Is Believed Broken Up

WASHINGTON, Jan. % INSl.
The navy reported today that in
two days OF land, sea and air
action. American forces checked
new Japanese ofTensivcs in the
Solomons. damaging two er,emy
destroyers. two cargo ships and
one tanker and shooting down 10
japanese planes.
The action which occutre d
January u and rs indicated that
The Japs once more were mo!ing
into the Solomons with supplies
and planes and possibly were pre-
pairing for another thrust 10 cast
Americans from Guadalcanal
AT the same time. the American
forces continued their own thrust
against the NipponeSc. capturing
an enemy command post on
Guadalcanal and blasting the Jap
base on kolombanGara Island in
the New Georgia group. starting a
large fire.
I SEPARATE ACTIONS
American resistance to the Jap
moves also Indicated that the
Ysnks not only were ION their
toes but were strong enough on
land and in the air to continue
their blows against enemy bases
and shipping IN the South Pacific
-Four separate actions occurred
January 27
in brief. they were;
United States Army ground
forces captured well estab-
liShed command post on Guadal-
canal killed SO japanese and
took three prisoners along with
r large amount of equipment.
Other forces wiped out two
pockets of Japanese resistance.
American fighter planes
rcpelled another attempt by
japanese dive and torpe
bombers. escorted by pursuit
planes. 10 blast Henderson Air
field. Nine Jap Zeros were de-
Stroyed and six others probably
shot down while four United
States planes were reported
missing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
LAW EFFORT UNHURT
Continued on Page 1O)

c. NJ. McARTHUR, DENTIST
iii Griswold. Over Kinsers.
Hours: 90. SUNDAYS: 1O-12.-Adv. /
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Continued on Next Page, Col. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
It's Tonight!

The Presidents Birthday
Paralysis Fund Show
See Page 3
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-24
Casualties
May Cripple
UNC Eleven

Chapel Hill. Sept. 2I.-AInus Don
Nhltmrc ana probably Jack uuS~,\.
North CarOlina's Viz sutIad viii
patch up its lines at tudav's rlual
polishing a> best ], can and So, on,
Tor Saturdays headline a, George
Teen
The Tar Heel. who ,t:fl nave ~,
imprcSSiv" array "i home and trans
Ter STAR. but who have boon hand
capped by lack of dill time. will r,i-
raIn II 80. Coach Tom YOuM" plans
Ia take 81 men Ipr Inc cr.fc.;i iC,,
Win the Golden Tornado, which i,
Sc"craiiy beng rated lhr pulvugm,.,Y
Of the South and which mas the I'd.
oca advantage OF four mpg" Wrvl., %:
practice than C;unii~a.
Bill Erickson. "X-Old Mis- tackle
VIII prpba1l! %: FIRST she; IN pl..c,
OF In" Nll-SputnCaStrru Wh.:n4irr
who rcc"ErU a. .udticG offer of g..
Appointment To- tie Naval Academy
Barney Pool" 81 tn" i.w,IS Miss
S!ppi I"ptDall-pl.%in& puulrS is .la.-
cd 10 taxi" "y"r al end for lfG.-,v
Nhu h": t lu.nug Jury lll,r ha. ucD..
Slow responding To- treatment.
Loss al tho t.yn line pillar Sc. .
heavy bio" L. Carr.ru'. hnu..
against he N1u'ni;.' Wr,."'.. winch D..
reported 10 have ;nr strongest r,ur r.,
si;s bad since l'& 1879 Roe Iir..,
ciuh. pIu- Eddie pr"!.up and I. no..
"a fimr back.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-24

!"r'h1'l magic Tho" ca. G.-.,,,.,
richmond. which is aLnus,
U'r"''ah a reproduction ol the lgi.
,,u."'icEh loops tItlc-holding cr,,y ~
=, johannesburg Is OF the original SCI
'leinen,. Includes Il list of seven ,n,-
my iilula'S III It's starting hnr.rin
III inc past one ri ihc/Stcp-child.
I"n "i IN" historic league. Richmond
,'''S .aii has suddenly bloSSumrd IN
u on" -! ~ strongest puwcI.s nY Inc
priu'r"n with the help of u hos, nr
transferred Naval frances.
having fast, Shifiy aggrcaa,io..
me Spiders should keep the Bh;c
Devils stepping all afternoon. Dippino
way down in.u his reserves last SAL
ufday night. Coach Malcnmb PIT;
did 10, lu>h has charges hard as ;a"v
rolled up an impressive. $50. triumph
over the Richmond Army Air BaS.
NIth the return q! Lou Hu;tsma +,
ne i"ic. III" Spiders VIII present u1
even stronger appearance against ihn
niuc Dukes than they did again~; no
lhindvrnNrdS last weekend. Nrr,-
ma. huSNy r"1t"r who performed =;
~ NJ las, fail. waS talii"g = phy-.-
cal examination Ia enter Annaor,fs.
me absence OF iIu!;Sma caused no
SP!""r mentor TO alt". his original
pHr-SvaSpn plans o.! Shir,irp Dyr.r
Norman. i90 pound Naval sudden,
VINO WIS a S'anhnu; at the sna;,rcr-
n;'"'. post for Washington and Lee
E'N' year. - Tie GWI:l Slot "a make
room '"r the SENSATIONAL IIuiiSma in
~" Inc. VITA llnit>ma back. the
moving -: Norman - The guard p.si
Wi!i "'lc HddI'luual >,rv.gtn t. the
ccntc! al In" Richmond forward
wall.
Regardless 81 III" score when ihr
san SETS on Dut;" stadium tum,rruw
;'ii'r u"n. III" HIG;.".; ~ inner ut ali
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-24

other developments Of aviation
medicine which have literally
made modern military aviation
possible.
One of these. of course. is the
oxygen supply. The modern mill
taYy pilot is exposed to attitudes
uf 10000 and 10000 feet. to tenn
pcratmeS of 90 degrees below zero
and to 81, eds OF 800 miles an
hour. He could rot endure these
without artificial methods of helm.
Usc or Oxync,
IT,, 49,, = o...,.'
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Lnt ;,a ," : '".',, ,,''''''. Va '''p'
naratm,. nd =, r,a,,.I.I ~. az
rIic,tin, hn,n hn",, , ,S" ~. "p
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-24
Spiders Put
w. & M. Stars
Against Duke

Durham. Sept. 2l.-Althnugh ul"v-
IT." under different colors and rn,.
another institution. ten former men,.
rcrS of the 1912 William and NInry
gridiyon squad will make their initial
appearance in Inc Durham area ,".
morrow rs members OF the fas,-s;cn-
ping University of Richmond aporc-
CATION which tanglcS in Duke S,adi,n,
with Coach Eddie Camcron's Elmc
Devils.
Gaining nationwide acclaim los,
tall aS they rolled IN 10 the SnIihrrr
conference championship. the Indian.
who never displayed their bau a,
;rickS Ia local gridiron followers mr..
NOW coming 10 town and iu,crrs,
is riding high To see whL, brand 81
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-24
Science Selects Skyhghters

clos. causing the "bcnd,." 1t is OK
"ctly tn" same rs c.,isSon disease
IL dcrr-sca divers: the diver conf
in% from high pressure undcr sea,
i: brought up rapidly TO the air
II s'I level. gets the bends for the
ram" reason that the aviator does
gniu" from sea- level To the low
pressure of three lnllrS in the air.
Experiments Cor Stautly Tried
Up to the present there has been
devised no practical plan or APP
paratuS for the prevention of the
bends in aviators. But expert
mcntS are constantly being per-
formed and | am told that at least
they can test aviatorS and find out
which ones are likely to get the
bends badly.
Visual tests for pilots are, Of
course, very rigid. One necessity
for the pilot is ability to Judge
distance and this varies greatly
with individuals. II requires near
ly perfect binocular vision. Dis
lance cannot be accurately judged
with one eye.
The equilibrium tcstS-the Bar
ably tests which have been in use
for long timc-ayc principally
valuable i'll teaching Il pilot not
to rely OH his sense Of equilibrium.
Iii blind flying the pilot must dis
regard his sensations and rely on
His instruments.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
O. II. Sis olive oil beneficial
in healing on curing stomach or
Intestinal ulcers? l. tn" absence
az pain in the stomach evidence
that ulcers no longer exist?
Answer: Olive oil is soothing
for ulcer. and for that pmpcSe is
often used. II is not preventive.
Absence of pain indicates that
Tie ulcer is To; active, but ulcers
rct"rinUsly tend 20 far w from
time 10 time.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-24

Uruguay has p.a2cd manufacture
and installation O: gasogcAcS. o. pro-
duCcr-SaS units. under governments!
authorities IN Muutcvldco. Studies of
suitable fuels. approval of types q:
gaSogcncS. training of technical per
Son"cl and Other phase, of prnduc-
ton are in charge %. "atioHal nd
m.nIS;raliur.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-24
by LOGAN CLENDENING. MD.

IN THE article yesterday we
reviewed some Of the developments
IN the field Of "via,ion medicine.
particularly selecting pilots on
their m'"ral qualifications.
There a"r, OF rvur:c. MANY
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-24

Four mcmbcrs o: family were
killed by Lightning that hit tree
rc"r Zonora. McXlco. while = man
and a cir! shC,;cr.ng u1dc. The tree
were un;uillvnd,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-24

DR.. Clcndrming will answer
questions Of General interest
only. and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-24

4. H.:-Do girls grow after The
a%c Of II? What foods aid the
growth OF the body?
Answer: Very little, If any,
growth usually occurs after the
a%c Of l.. No particular foods aid
tody growth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Ky Harriet "a arson,

garde and she sang his Dream
ON and There Is My Heart. 10
While he was plugging along
on the Broadway SIdelines he
met and married Ruth Ford, a
Mercury Theatcr player ...
When She won a movie CON
tract he accompanied her 10
Hollywood once again the
film town ignored him He
couldn't get any kind OF studio
Job With the arrival of
baby daughter Shelley he grew
desperate and took a job drv-
ing a furniture truck but he
kept on trying 10 get INTO the
movies.
When he read that Nunnally
Johnson was casting The Moon
Is Down ne recalled that he
had met a friend of JohnsonS,
director Billy Wilder at a
Hollywood party He phoncd
Wilder and asked him TO put I'm
a word for him 49,. ON Wlldcr'S
recommendation Johnson tested
Van EyCk Tor the dramatic role
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Still PACKING EN- In

All this means we viii have
plenty of legitimate entertain
ment on hand throughout the
major part Of the summer and
that "Abie's Irish Rose won't
have the whole show
Not that competition is likely
10 trouble able" at all. Judging
from the business which has re-
couped terrifically following the
box office blight Of the riot
days.
This company, with its two or
three minor requirements is IN
full working order, and Frank
Mccoy, the pr q u Ger. who
hoped into town for a foW min
uteS last week, expressed a hope
that he can get as fine a cast
for his second company. which
he plans 10 put into rehearsal
immediately.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
STAGE and SCREEN
Ky Charlie, Gentry
Studio Orchestras
Play Second Fiddle
TO Name Bands

THE movies are certainly
L striking uD the bands these
days.
Today no musical worth bill
ing is without at least one
famous band, and there seems
TO be more noted leaders out
on the coast than you can shake
a baton at.
In presenting Lily Mars,
which continues at the United
Artists. for example, you don't
have Just one big band, You
Lave TWO. Judy Garland finds
herself muSiCally surrounded by
Tommy Dorsey and his gang
and Bob Crosby and his Bob
Cats for two long sequences in
this popular film version of
Booth TarkingtOn'S novel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
WORKING Overtime

In fact Tommy Dorsey and
his band are literally working
overtime in pictures He Is
featured in "DuBarry Was a
Lady which is due along any
day now. and also in Girl
Crazy which is currently IN
production
Harry James, who just took
time off TO marry Betty Cradle
IS going 10 give his wife a little
cinema competition by appear
ing in both Tale of Two Sis
terS" and Best Foot Forward.
Kay Kyser and his band, hay
ing left R-K-O. where he made
his first three pictures, has now
gone over to M-G-M 20 do q
film appropriately called Right
About Face.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Able S Irish Rose
Still Going Strong;
Jane Eyre Coming

TIIE thcatcrs best paying
guest of the summer, "Abie'S
Irish Rose, is enjoying the visit
here very much and seems TO
like the accommodations at the
Lafayette, bat it Will have 10
move over and make room for
another visitor shortly.
On July 10 Jane Eyre comes
TO the CaSS for a limited run
with Sylvia Sidney and her
gifted husband, Luther Adler
in the leading roles.
Luther, as you may recall
FIRST came into prominence as
the hero of Clifford 0detS'
Golden Boy which the Group
Theater produced
Later he and Miss Sidney
who is equally we'll known on
Broadway as she Is to screen
fans. toured in Golden Boy
and then staged a revival of the
Samuel RaphaclSon comedy
Accent on Youth which Miss
Sidney also did on the screen
with Herbert Marshall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
SUMMER THEATERS

have already opened and others ar
coming up
Opponents or the cow shed drama
may think this proves their point. The,
may contend that a ration board nov
admits that going 10 the summer thea
ter- is not officially pleasure driving
II may be- waste OF gasoline, idle
transportation and all that, but NJ
fun That j, merely because some play
gocrS cannot tell the drama from
poison IVY once they are off the pave
mont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Comics Here Again

Now they return In the Helen
Jerome adaptation of Emily
Bronte'S famous sentimental
novel which caused grandma to
shed many a tear.
This is the same VcrSi on
which Katharine Hepburn did
on the road three years ago,
but which she was afraid to
take 10 New York after the
Broadway boys CthiS was pre-
philadelphia Story did TO
her when they ducked her in
The Lake"
After this engagement the
CaSS will present a prlor-to-
Broadway view Of My Dear
Public" the new Irving Caesar
musical for which Willie How
ard Ethel Shutta, Georg lie
Taps, Susan Miller, Fred keat-
ing and Rose Brown have been
signed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Comics Here Again

With Abbott and Costello at
the Fox this week, you'll find
two more big bands featured
in Hit the Ice. and there's
hardly a film you can find these
DAYS without several big radio
and record names who have
climbed on the band wagon and
ridden right onto the screen
Naturally. these are only IN
the tunoful field.
On the serious side there isn't
much time for music.
At the Michigan YOU II find
Alan Ladd'S last picture for The
duration, China, in which the
dcad-pan hero is Costarrcd
with Loretta Young.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

HOLLYWOOD. July IL.
WHEN Sabu answered Uncle
w Sans call the other day
his starring role in UniverSalS
forthcoming tcChnlColor tale
Ali Baba and the Forty
Thieves was handed over to-a
handsome young Turk named
TWhan Bey This was
surprise to Hollywood, but not
10 BeyS rapidly growing fan
following
Which is responsible for his
promotion from featured player
10 star.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Joins the Army

The Ladd has Just joined The
army and VIII not be seen IN
the cinema until the more inn
pOrtant Job at hand IS finished
There IS a light side TO the
Michigan bill. however, IN the
catchy Salutc for Three
which features Dona Drak"
This Land Is Mine at the
PalmS-State is another grim
account of an occupied coun-
try with Charles Laughtop,
Maurcen OHma and George
Sanders in the principal roles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

NV lVIIVN- July ~
EVER since the ban ON pleas
- ure driving was put into
effect. a good many people have
taken 1t for granted that the
end Of summer thcatcr> bad
come But it. seem, they were
wrong In spite of everything
a few of the summer thcatcrS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Scout Sees Him

DramallcS was an important
part OF the course and eight
months after he enrolled. he
was assigned a leading role. A
Warner Brothers scout caught
the show and offered Turhan a
role IN a movie Lubih adj
viSed him 10 take a fling at IT
4 . He was 50 good in the film,
Footsteps in the Dark" that
,Lubin ran IT fRr Universal eXecS
\ . .'AS a result Bcy got a one
picture deal at l. y
Two other assignments fol-
lowed. then the studio decided
TO put the young actor under
contract lie Signed last
April and has since appeared in
half a dozen films, including two
Technicolor epiCS. white Saw
age and Arabian Nights -.
lie looks raviShing IN color ..
I'm fact. he's the closest thing 90
q matinee idol the screen has
seen in a long limo and
girls he's a bachelor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Follows Lubin's Advice

His full name is Turhan Sele-
hettin e.. The hey is a Turkish
title which he is privileged 10
use o.. His father was Turkish
and his mother a well-to-do
Czech who owned one OF the
largest glass factories in her
native land 49,. In Paris he met
an American lawyer. DIR. Lud-
wig Wilson, who gave him a
letter 10 Arthur LubIn. Univer-
sal director
Three months later Bey and
his mother were in the film cap
ital They liked the country
and Immediately bought "A house
They also liked Lubln, who
entertained them and took them
sightseeing At the direc-
tors suggestion Turhan entered
Ben Bard's school of speech TO
learn English.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
CoIorfuI turkish Actor
Flashes to Movie Stdrdom
special to nm pIrRolr INNS

Egyptian, Arab Southern Euro
pean and "A South Sea Islander.
Usually he gets killed off vio-
lcntly before the last reel.
That's what the ladies' have
been complaining about IN their
letters 60. They don't like 10 soc
the tall, Nelvety-voiced heart
breaker bite the dust Bey IS
6 feet / , brown haired and black
eyed He was born IN Vienna
on March 30. - NearS AGO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
First Romantic Role

They are also responsible for
the fact that Turhan is about
TO play his first romantic lead IN
The Mad Ghoul Hereto
fore he has been cast as a SuaVe
young menace He's been a
Jap, Chinese, Korean. Hindu, an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Pleasure Driving Banned

But u Us pleasure driving of course
and neither the summer theaterS nor
their patrons have the faintcst hope
that an OpA Inspector Will view as ar
emergency The statement of gas
vastrcl that be simply had TO sec
Gloria Swanson IN Let Is BE Gay OF
Jane CoWl I'm Madame Y
A. laIr warning IN fact. the sum
mcr thcatcr play bills should print
instead of the usual fire notice. :
Walk. do not drive, 20 the nearest en-
trance
Things were more uncertain last
summer when people who had gas cou-
ponS didn't know what they were
worth and even when they did "
often found they couldn't get gaiSe.
4 lot of the summer thcater managers
said it would be- a relief if they only
knew one way or the other Now they
know &.