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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-29
6YT1IW ssSMILINC
 Tlfz4sx ~ GHOST..

against New Dealism. declined to comment on the slant of Southern politics toward next years cant paign. So did Governor James Mel- vile Broughton of North Carolina and Governor Paul Johnson 0f Mississippi.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-29

T think these can best be set- tied within the ranks of the liberal Democratic party
 Governor Sam Jones of Louisi- ana, who often has spoken of Democratic revolt in the South
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-29

blow va, carried put by heavy ani medium bombers, escorted by figh- ters.
 Smoke from the airdrome lose 2,000 feet as Wewak was again re- duced as impotent fo. an enemy operational base.
 Eight out of 20 enemy h.tercep- tors were shot down ill flames and three more were listed as probables.
 Allied raiders also destroyed 29 barges in a raio carried out last Sunday, 1t is announced. and six Jap planes were shot down.
 The total bag of Jap planes Tn the Wewak sector is now 460 since last August.
 Meanwhile. D Jap planes raided the Drysdale area in Australia and sharp fighting was reported from the Finschaiel area. Allied losses were reported light.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-29
PLANE B0UNCE5
 WHEN BOMB5H|T
 MUNITIONS DUMP

CAIRO,-Lt. James Fenex, Jr., of West Lake, La. attached to the Ninth Airforce fighter squadron, dropped two bombs recently on an enemy gasoline dump. When his craft bounced 1000 feet he knew the missiles also had hit an ammu- hilton supply.
 Tt was just as though someone had turned me into a tennis ball and given me hefty throw" said Fenex. T quickly felt the plane div ing toward the ground but was able to pull through"
 Movement of an armored divi- sion and its equipment requires 75 railroad trains of from 28 to 45 cars each.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-29
sITKAN HERE

John Homethko of Sitka is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-29
GEO. MOODY HERE

George B. Moody of Seward is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
Mother, Mix Your Own
Cough Syrup. It's Fine

bottle. and add your syrup. Thus you
make a full pint Of really splendid
cough medicine and you get about
four times as much for your money.
IL never spoils. lasts family q long
time and children love It's taste.
And for quick. blessed relief. you'll
say 1t is truly wonderful. IL has re-
markable action. II loosens the phlegm.
soothes the irritated membranes, and
helps clear the air passages.
Pinex is a special compound OF
proven ingredients. in concentrated
form. well-known for it's prompt
action In coughs and bronchial irri-
tations. Money refunded II II doesn't
please you in every way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25

mittee, says he wouldn't miss the
acution for all the tea in China.
Anne Howe, she OF the sweet
smile who serves you at a down.
town bar and grill, bemoaning the
fact that the cook will serve her
no food but bread and water since
she made a terrible mistake on a
meal order the other night.
william Jacob, A bottle dealer,
Just received word that his son,
Joel, well known as an attorney
here before the war. has been pro-
NOTED 10 an army sergeant and is
now in officers training school NJ
GAINESVILLE. Fla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
Hotel Rent Writ OK d;
tenants 10 Gel Refund

A permanent injunction restrain
ing the Adams Hotel Company
from further violations of the rent
control act was signed today by
Federal Judge Picard.
The court also ordered the oper-
atorS, Paul Uznikian and Bogos
Stepoanian, TO reimburse tenants
of the LaGrande Hotel the amount
they have paid in excess of ceiling
rates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
Quick, Comforting Relief.
Saves Money. Easily Mixed.

This well-known medicine. mixed
In your own kitchen, costs little. but
IL gives delightful. swift-acting relief
from coughs due TO colds. II takes
but a moment TO prepare-lt's so easy
q child could do II. II saves real money.
Make a syrlp by stirring 2 cups
granulated sugar and / cup OF water
a few moments until dissolved. No
cooking is needed. Or you can use
corn syrup or liquid honey. instead
OF sugar syrup.
Then get az ounces OF Pinex from
any druggist. Pour this into a pint
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
Tire Dealer Fined
S337 in Ration Case

Anthony Vent, tire dealer, OF
Six-Mile road and Conant. was
fined 1897 today and given a years
sentence by Federal
Judge Picard. who found him
guilty of selling 10 new tires 10
three Cleveland, Ohio residents
without rationing certificates.
Vent is the eleventh person sem
fenced for tire rationing viola
tions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
RooseveIt's Pilot Elected

KANSAS CITY, Feb, 25 GNS).
Otis F. Bryan, 35, who flew Pres
ident Roosevelt on some stages OF
the journey 10 Casablsnca, today
was elected vice president of
Transcontinental and Western Air,
InC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25

h o d : its big
war bond rally
tomorrow night.
The city eX-
poets 10 hit the
$1,000,000 mark
in bond sales
since the drive
started q month
ago. That's why
Frank n. Isbey,
h G a d of I h G
Michigan W a 7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25

M arch a. by
BEDFORD Hig h
School. Hard at
work memoriz-
ing their lines
are Win field
Holden, Sophia
Jardine, Shirley
johnson, Dick
Nelson, Marilee
Diamond, Roger
NJ a quire and
j n e Hollyer.
A.sL- - III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
Impartial TESTS BY READERS DIGEST

Readers Digest was not trying to increase Old
Gold sales nor emphasize the superiority of any
one Of the cigarettes tested. Nevertheless, both
before and since the Readers Digest report, many
smokers have changed to Old Gold. They have
discovered what no laboratory figures can con-
vey the delightful favor of fine domestic and
imported tobsocos, enriched with touch OF
costly Latakia leaf Enjoy this famous blend soon!
p Lorilsrd Compsny-Easbhshed 1850
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25

There have been kings and
queens for everything, but here's
q new one--war bond royalty. To
be crowned at Southeastern High
School tomorrow afternoon, after
having been elected with bonds as
votes, are Queen Helen Hunt and
King Ray Collins, both IL and
seniors. The election placed South
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
People You Know
Now It's on . Bicycle Built for WAACs
BY WILLIAM FLEMING

eastern at the top of metropolitan
high schools with a total of S33. 900
in bond PURCHASES between Lin
coins and Washington's birthday,
Henry WhitlOw, Clark FitZger-
aid and DIR. l.. r. Hooper will be
the auctioneers when Wyandotte
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25

Wouldn't you know it, Women'S
bicycles, designed for heavy duty
service and equipped with maple
Awood pedal blocks and plastic
handlehar grips, are being manu-
featured especially for the WAACs,
according to 1t. Col. Joseph NJ.
Colby. The song will now prob
ably be; "On a Bicycle Built for
a WAAC."
The Red Cross will get all the
proceeds from the play, Our
School at Var" 10 be presented
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25

rector Is MIss Cryetta MufIUTu,
school dramatics coach.
The people nudged each other in
the store. Isn't that Greer Gar
son:" they asked. pointing at a
beautiful little red head. They
were wrong, Of course, and the
person in question was Ruth Skin
ner. who has been taken for the
movie star before. She says she
might look a little like her but
doesn't photograph that way.
La gaceta., 1943-07-06
TIPoS Y ESCENAS
SIEMPRETIESO"
POr M.

Dor las cumbres de su bills y de su
necedad.
Cogia Siempretieso sus formulas
de insulto y perpetua reproduction
v las aplicaba inconscientemente,
vinieran bien o NAL, porque para
81 por 10 visto, no tenia importan-
cia pararse en- Ell castigo de los
ninos hacienda justicia en- su apli-
caci6n; por ESQ ell automatismO de
sus frases hechas e interjecciones
aplicadas en- toda bora, do lugar
al siguiente gracioso suceso:
A yer listed, senior Perez,
ipor que no vino listed aver, so
rabonerO?
Y ell senior Perez, que tenia Gin
co amos y era un nino dulce y boz
nisimo, dijo, con la mayor natura-
lidad del mundo:
No zen6, no hice la rabona
10 que pas6 es que no pude veni
porque mi mama ha tenio un ninO.
isl Ell? tPues cuidaditO con
otra, y vaya listed a su sitiO!
Ell senior Perez Sc sento en- So
banco, sin entender la coladura
del pedagogo; perO los chiquillos
mayores soltaron Ia carcajada, por
que veian con toda claridad que
Siempretieso, ademas de malhu-
morado, era mas tonic que un
Juan de las Vihas, y no falt6 un
chico traviesO Y muy inteligente
que al descuido pusO en- la mesa
del maestro un papel que, con le-
tras grandes decia: LA mama de
Perez ha tenidO un ninO. f.. (. iCui-
dadito con Otra!"
La gaceta., 1943-07-06

Siempretieso lie decian los CHI
ouillos, al maestro de una escuela
en- un pueblo de Andalucfa, muy
cercano al milo. LIE llamaban asi
porque era Ell hombre mas estrada
serio, irritable Y antipatico de me-
dia Espana. iPobrecitos los mu-
chachos que tienen que aguantar
ell tabardillo de un maestro de csc
calibre! Con IN pedagogo asi es-
tan perfectamente explicadas las
rebeldias de los ninos, las rabonas
y ell deseO general de que al espan-
tapajaros del maestro Sc 10 lleve
un remolino. Todas las fuerzas de
la Naturaleza y del espiritu sc po-
men de acuerdo para %protestar con-
ira esa tristeza pedagogical, con-
ira csc atropellO de TODD 10 que
hace amable la vida, Y la sociedad
dulzura, sencilez, agradO y cristia-
ma simpatia. Ser dulce es una obi
gaci6n del maestro. Los maestrOs
agrios deben zanzibar de oficiO,
Ell formidable SiempretiesO te-
MIA formulas generates de enfadO,
verbigracia: "a yer, TODD ell mum
do de rodillas. Todos castigadOs
hasta la noche. Hoy no almuerza a.
qui nadie!.
En- plan de injurias habia que
DIR 10 que la boca educadora decia
a los pobres ninos martires de aque
LA escuela: $50 imbecil! MAMA
rracho! iCuadrGpedo! iMaldita
sea Ia tai. :. Y la cual! Y algunas
veces hasta ell sagrado nombre de
la madre de I'm nino habia sido a.
tropellado por un adjective inno-
BILE, cuando aquella fiera andaba
La gaceta., 1943-07-06
Mussolini les Pide
A los Fascistas
Que Resistan

LONDRES, julio Sci primer
ministro Mussolini lie dijo Ell pa
sado "a de JUNO al Concejo del
partidO Fascista que Ia resistencia
debe verificarse con TODD vigor y
que es una demanda de honor.
"Ahora %comprende ell pueblo
italiano," dijo Mussolini, "que la
guerra es una question de vida y
muerte.
Gel enemigo debe ser desmen-
lido en- su despreciable affirmation
de que no resistiremOs hasta Of
1ltimO momento."
La gaceta., 1943-07-06

A muchas personals que Sc EN-.
pehan en- que no les sienta bier
la leche, les sucede este porque ne
saben tOmarla. La leche no debs
tomarse nunca nj muy deprisa n:
mucha de un solo trago. En- ests
forma Ia leche entra en- Ell este.
mayo cast de una vez, Y forma
una masa s6lida de dificil diges.
ton. Pero 81 Sc tOma q sOrbos la
misma cantidad, tardando aun.
que sean tres minutes en- apurar
ell vase, llega al est6mago dividi.
da, y como Sc digiere debidamen-
tie surte mejores efectos nutriti-
vOs.
La gaceta., 1943-07-06
Fl, f. AsEDIo DE MADRID
POr EDUARDO

/ Sanjurjada" del diez de agosto.
Ash, dentro del ejercito quedaban
me refiero a los mandos, claro
es-los sinceramente afectos al
regimen, que eran pocos; los trail
dores conscientes de la villania
que iban a cometer, como Franco,
Cabanellas, Mola, Coded, FanjIl,
Queipo de Llano, Yagtez, Varela
y otros muchos podridos; y, final
mente, los indiferentes, los inco-
loros, o por sincera aversion a la
politica o por incultura. Apenas
instituida la Republica, en- los
c~uarteles los jefes comenzaron a
laborar en- pro de la monarqufa.
Los adalides mas aplicados de esta
propaganda eran Gil Robes y
Franco. Entire ambos o%rganizaron
Ia "Uni6n Militar Espahola", aso-
ciaci6n que, al cerciorarse-des-
pues de Ia sublevaci6n de agosto-
de que ell Gobierno de Aaaha no
entendia de fusilamientos, hubiese
monOpolizado la direction del
Ejercito a no impedirlo la "Uni6n
Militar Republican, Antifascista''
integrada pOr oficiales de izquier-
da. Estas dos co~rpOraciones Sc
contradiction implacablemente.
ST la primera publicaba I'm mani
fiesto, la segunda hacia igual; 81
aqueIla pintaba en- los muros de
los dormitorios c~uarteleros unos
manojos de flechas, II otra acudia
a borrarlos con insignias marxistas
v punos cerrados. Y mientras este
sucedia en- los cuartos de guardia,
Franco, so capa de enseiar q sus
alumnos de la Academia General
Militar secretos de estrategia, dis
puso construir en- Ia Sierra unOs
formidables parapetOs de hero
v cemento amanados de manera
que, en- lugar de defender Madrid,
sirviesen para asediarlo. TODD es-
to Sc habria evitado 81 Azana, q
su debido tempo, hubiese fusila-
do a Sanjurjo y a dos o tres mill
tares mas. No 10 hizo y ojala su
lenidad no lie cueste al pals torren-
ties de sangre.
Escuchando estas explicaciones,
Juanito Sc reconocia insignificant
tie. Ell claro espiritu de su monitor
lie deslumbrabA y tambien lie i'm
presionaban la Inca quebrada, CO.
mo una esquina, de su nariz y ell
extraOrdinario poder taladrante de
su mirada. Lucio, evidentemente,
estaba predestinado a descollar.
Por aquellos dias los directories
L-
de la Reforma Agraria intensifi-
caban su obra; las llamadas i'm
propiamente "hermanas de la Ca
ridad", habian sido expusadas de
la Inclusa y ell Gobierno llevaba
adelante la incautaci6n de los bic
mes de los jesuitas. A esta Ofensiya
las derechas opusieron IN contra
ataque rabioso y fueron elias las q.
para acreditar la especie de que
ell marxismo guerra imponerse pOr
ell terror, colocaron Ell petardO
que revent6 durante Ell desfile mi
litar con que Sc celebraba en- la
La gaceta., 1943-07-06
NO.. S

...nrsO magnificO. A par
.ael instante, los politicos
;sron en- dos bandos: uno,
~ nor los republicanos y
fundadores de Ia Re-
Otro integrado por Ac-
..plar, Renovation Espa-
ysdicionalistas, cedistas,
radicales Y otros tipos
menos defensores de la
Ia. WAS enterandote?
.dOs de septiembre Sc de-
crisis Ell Gobierno presi-
or Alexandra Lerroux-
Oue, f~rancamente, no pue-
unciar sin sentir deseos de
rme Ia bOca-y cinco dias
surgi6 otro gabinete bajo
dencia de Chapaprieta, des-
do servidor de la casa
POGO advino ell escandalo
aperlo" que acab6 de des-
! Lerroux, a Rocha, su lu-
snte, y al indeseable Sala-
bnsO, ministro entOnces de
sci6n. Dos semanas mas
ss riendas del Gobierno
a manos de Portela Va
/ ell lacayo de Ia monarquia
pr del partidO centrista:
ma lamentable en- la que
raban nj republicanos, nj
!, nj regionalistas, nj pO-
! nj liberales dem6cratas,
al dictadO del fu-
Ilcala Zamora y cuya mi
| DISCOVER las Cortes.
en- IN buen humor
FL:
,ordaras-prosi gui6- que
Niceto lie llamabamcs eel
por ser quizas ell Inico
10 que no usaba zapatos.
ia manana aparecieron So
AFRO de Ia diosa Cibeles un
botas y una maleta, jero-
con que su autor invitaba
idente de la RepIblica a
Sc. De seguir don Niceto
seio que alguien lie di0 en-
en- IN donaire genial, nos
nos ahorrado muchas de-
, ColladO con ambas manos
uj6 hacia atras los cabelios
Obedeciendo a un mime
nuy frecuente en- personas
lntad insegura, hizo igual.
amparo de todos esos go
ties de "vfa estrecha" que
IdO-continu6 Lucio-y que
elevados a las alturas del
Sc d~errumban solitOs, o pOr
ssacreditados o por incapa-
5 militares conspiraban. Es-
interesa que 10 oigas. La
de resiros" nos acarreo ma
ayisimos. iSabes por que?...
decirtelO: porque a ella no
,gieron los oficiales pobres,
los, como es natural, de as
:, sino los pertenecientes a
as mobiles o ricas, y estOs
q los provocadores de "ls
La gaceta., 1943-07-06

I'm POGO de zumo de lim6n ana
dido al aqua en- que Sc cuece arroz
conservara los granOs Separates
unos de otros.
La gaceta., 1943-07-06
GUTA

Para sacar lustre al calzadO Sc
frota con un trozo de naranja, Sc
deja secar ell zumo y despues Sc
lie pasa un cepillO suave. FL charOl
queda asi como un espejO.
La gaceta., 1943-07-06

Haga su parte: Compre
BoNoS DE GUERRA
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-21

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For Rent Real Estate

"a Business Places for Rent
BUILDING-Three story with base
ment. Suitable for storage. ware
house or manufacturing. Central.
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70 Storage . Warehouse. Rent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Crosse Pointer Wins
DFC: Lost at Midway

a distinguished flying cross TO,
Crosse Pointc Farms youth
Nolsor Led Carr - who was re-
ported missing in The Batsie OF
Midway last June As. has been
awarded by Secretary of The Navy
Frank Knox. his parents. Nr. and
Mrs Leo !. Carr, 265 Kcnvood
court. were notified today.
Secretary Knox $ citation re-
N,s> that Carr. Am aviation mctal-
smith was the rear gunner on a
torpedo plane in the initial attack
hy Our forces. and adds that the
u + g. - for heUoiSm. cNraor-
i.~ary achievements and Cour-
aCeouS devotion 10 duty, with
utter disregard for his own safety,
W5cy a terrific harraCc of fire
from numerous japanese fighter
planes and arti-airCraft batteries. Pc
SO further word Of his Where
ah1utS has been received by Carr $
parents since a navy department
MESSAGE a month after tho Mid
way fight reported him missing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Illinois Asks Limit
On Presidential Term

SPRINGFIELD, H., March rs
tINS)-The legislatures of As
ether states were asked today TO
line up with illinois in petitioning
Congress for ! two-term limit on
the tenure in office of the Presi-
dent.
Circulated 10 the various legiS-
latureS were copies of the Illinois
asSembly'S petition calling for a
amendment 10
lint the presidential tenure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Fought in School,
Meet After 50 Years

SAN JOSE. Cal, March y up
Two seventh-grade pupils of
ShoutcS School, MarySvIllc. Wash.
a half century ago accidental,
met here and rcminlSced. One
was Dr. Robert Brady University
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
MISSENT LETTER

JACKSON. Miss. March 25
uNS)-Senator LuciouS SommerS
Of Hoagland, Ind, sent a letter 10
The Mississippi Senate asking the
latter 10 get on the bandwagon
for a two-term limit on the presi-
dental tenure in office.
The letter was addressed 10 the
Republican leader of the Senate"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Chief Pullman Car Burns

LOS ANGELES. March 2s
INS)-Santa Fe Railroad Official,
reported today that a Pullman cal
of the Chicago-bound passenger
train, the Chief. was destroyed by
fire near Yucca, Ariz. The fire
started in the linen closet of the
Pullman. No passengers were in.
iured but most of the baggage was
DESTROYED
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Nezis Claim Is Sinkinqs

BERLIN, March "a (by official
German wireless) The German
high command claimed today that
ID merchantmen totaling 70. 900.
tons. have been sunk by U-boats.
out of conveys bound from the
United States to Gibraltar and.
the Mediterranean.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
FAVORED IN MISSOURI

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo, March
2o INS)-Tne Missouri state
Senate today received House,
approved resolution asking Con,
gresS TO move for a constitutional
amendment limiting the President
10 two consecutive terms of office
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

Of California economist. The other
was Henry Storm OF this city.
Storm asked DR.. Brady If he re-
membered being sent homo from
school for fighting another kid.
Brady remembered. Well. I'm
the kid you were fighting said
Storm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
ADVERTISEMENT
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
EXPECTED TO sign 1T

Owing to the emergency nature
of the legislation and the over
whelming support of it in Con-
greSs. the expectation is that the
President will sign the bill. al
though he may make some COM
ments concerning it,
Repeal of the salary limit was
tackled 10 the death-deallng in
crease bill as a rider to insure its
acceptance.
The measure leaves salary con-
trolls in effect, but provides that
no salary shall be reduced below
the highest level prevailing for a
particular type of work between
Jan. ! and Sept. Is, 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

Mississippi has no Republican
leader In fact, il has no Repub
liCan in the Senate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
House Passes
Bill TO Repeal
Salary Limit

WASHINGTON, March 25
GNS)-The Senate bill repeating
the $4,000 net salary limit and
the Presidents power TO reduce
salaries was passed by the House
yesterday by a roll call vote, 297
to as.
This vote, combined with "a 10
3 by which the Senate passed the
bill, sounds the death knell for the
provision Of President RooSevelt's
executive order of last October
limiting salaries to $4,000 after
federal taxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
THEN TO PRESIDENT

The bill came before the House
in the form of a conference report
which now must go 10 the Senate
for approval. Favorable action by
the Senate will send the bill "a
the White House for the Presi-
dents signature
In addition 10 repeating the
salary limit the measure boosts
the public debt ceiling from Sl25.-
000,000,000 10 S2l0,O00,00O,0 600
Treasury officials have emphasized
that this increase is necessary for
borrowing TO finance the war
Speed is necessary. they have
pointed out, because the present
S125, 000,000000 ceiling will be
reached next month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

Dial Cherry $500 TO arrange
for The Detroit Times To he
mailed 10 your man In the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21

Mary Carlisle, and Host 10 q
Ghost with an a4l-Star cast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21
VOcalists FaUOrites
In Night Club ReUues
By COLLEEN MacDoNELL

OUT AT the Club Royale,
Johnny Masters and Rowena Roll
Inns are staging n woman blitz
In addition TO their chatter songs
and dances. the bcautcous Rowena
does some amazing contortion
work with insane ShcnaniganS
thrown in for variety.
Broad and friendly Brtty Vince
still remains TO laugh his way
through a series Of com.cal Situa-
tions, and though mimicry is not
his speciality, his version of Charles
Laughton. is tops
a little show in itself is the
Collettc and Barry revue Barry IS
the handsome lone man, sur
rounded by four lu>clou, hrunctS
and a striking blond ono number
called Romance s a medley OF
.girf songs, each ctit Syn1boiiztng a
different tune.
Poppy Folc Miller does tap
dancing numbers which >hOW much
vim and vIgor. and n largo capacity
for originality IIor STYLE is neat
and Snappy and her numbers all 80
over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-21

BY hR2Fhsi>~1 irff.atfft. T., Vt VI u
Lowell Bernhardr Of Club Casa
nova. where ,hr is now appearing
Shirley Dcanc Twentieth Cen
star. wlll top the s.N-act
stage show q the krm
Thcater. Woodward a 6-Mllc
road. tomorrow. There vii be q
matinee. evening and midnight
Performance.
Shirley has been starred in more
than 3 feature films including
Girls Dormuory Stand Up
and Cheer and as the lovablc
Bonnie in the Jones Family
screen series.