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Evening star., 1943-08-24
Overlooking Columbia Club.
S13 250 m

Desirable homes in an excellent environ
ment and at the price asked are extremely
scarce, so YOU viii do well to investigate
1t Is located just off Conn. ave, convent.
ent to transportation and schools; Splen-
did rooms, large living room with fire.
rooms. storage attic, new coal-burnins
furnace, gear garage, beautifully land
Scaped lot.
To INSPECT, Call MR.. MANNIX. RA 71t7
THOS. J. FISHER a. co, INC.
73S / 5th st Realtors DI 6s3O
Evening star., 1943-08-24
BoAIS.

KETCH- 21'x7'6"x3, fully equipped, an
chorS. fre extinguisherS screens, awnings
new stove and pump: will finance Often
Liskey q Rhodes, S04 18th st. NV
RE. l4Sa-5.
BOAT TRALERS, all steel for rent by day
or longer. The American Trailer Co, 4030
Wis. ave. NV. WO. 3232
Evening star., 1943-08-24

ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
ROOM AND BOARD for employed couple
with care for daughters 2ha Yrs, and 3
ROOM AND BOARD for Protestant busi-
nessman. wife (unemployed and Tyr -old
daughter: Al references: might consider
sharing house. Boz S6-Z. Star.
EMPLOYED MOTHER and baby; day care
for child: $50 month; by Sept. 1st Co
Evening star., 1943-08-24
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ers, all kinds, any condition, top price
sun. and ewes: &C. 1925. Week. DI. 1872.
ANTIQUE yEWELRy, silver diamonds
dental gold old watches; need for repair
ing. We pay cash. Schillers, 444 9th
aSs
Evening star., 1943-08-24

POULTRY 9 EGGS.
NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS, 80, pullets and
laying hens, 81 each. 26I6 Lee blvd, Ar
lington. Glebe 1879 after pm.
100 WHITE LEGHoRN PULLETs, 10 weeks
OLD, 75c ca. Also 500 White Rocks
FOR SALE-4-mos. -old puIlets. Phone
OIL. 342h.
FINE NEW HAMPSHIRE RED PULLETs
and cockerels R. o. P. Sired from IOOeo
y s. Pullorum clean fiocks. 81 each.
open daily to u am, except Saturday
32l Greenwood ave. Takoma Park, Nd
Evening star., 1943-08-24
BUNGALOW,
S9,250.

NEAR 25th ST. NORTH
Corner detached white frame bungalou
on lot 100x110, contains 3 bedrooms. bath
wood burning fireplace, oak floors through
out, hot-water heat, front and rear porch
es and delightful side yard. some fruit
trees; l block to transportation and school,
shopuing center nearby. To inspect, cali
Evening star., 1943-08-24
HOUSES uNEuRNIsHEp

UPPER NV. l BLOCK WEST 18th ST
rms, b., det.. lge. yard; rent, SI75: 1
rm. rents for 500. RA. 1880 28s
5-ROoM BUNGALOW 70 RESPONSIBLE
party. III seourbs near Hyattsville Nd
Low rent in exchange for caring for sur
rounoing property. WA. 1887. After 6
Evening star., 1943-08-24
NEAR BOILING FIELD

Vacant. Sl2,75O. You must see this e.
bedroom, 2-ba tn home today. located on
quiet street. but convenient to schools
stores. theater, etc. Has Gear garass
ADELBERT w LEE,
3Gl1 Penna Ave Sc Ii 1nnn
Evening star., 1943-08-24
ANACOSTIA.

tance Navy Yard, Boiling Field; COW. ts
schools, churches, stores, bus; price
$500: ST 300 cash, S75 month; no brok.
erS. Evening. Mr.. Lewis, WO o6so. ]
LETTON MARTIN, 954 Earle Bldg RE
Evening star., 1943-08-24
835 11th ST NE

Corner brick, large rooms. suitable tive
families, full basement, automatic heat
redecorated: $3.50 cash, balance s36 mo
Possession on settlement Shown by ap.
nointment only, Call MR.. CARNEY, DU
Evening star., 1943-08-24
APARTMENTS UNFuRhlsHEp,

psvss. ssoasssd sSsso1s. .emipriSss. H rSa%
2E Gsa, a11t IA, "a a At S,n.r 1890; ~, -
rooms, large Kitchen. 8 spacious Cedar
closets. pvt tiled bath, gas refriserator,
Masic Ma Chef stove heat, ii.ht. gas, c.h.w.:
couple preferred, no. sssa. '"p'0'eo
LARGE Ink. unfurnished room and kitch-
en- en- sink; sink , .tSye, S35 mo. or weekly basis;
sS h'Tf Ts Ss csss heated small
frigerator. adults. Cail GL. .s46S
rd for or rms. x i b. iSsh ch.1y sgd chsss bsss
: kooMS AND 11 PkfvArE BATH. light. s1. "a,
and ands heat furnished; call after $50. M.
1SOa D N,E.-$5o monthly. modern. 3
rooms, nrs9a Kitchen. sem @semibsth;; refined couple
ssi4 ST. Sc. sGs Near MI %innesota So ne ssvs-s
iSissTs.or and heat iufn., sSi.SS'0 0'eR R., I'm in
sis GREENWOOD AVE. Tskoma Park.
Md.-Modern, rms. kit. bath and porch,
refs. refs Oil heat: End H.. empl, adults; gem
isss ST. Ne sse 2et sns ~ SOON rooms, kitchen.
RsreunphinEsr phIU & Sons, Inc, 1880 x st.
s4s 80. cow. NE r.. din.tt., kitch-
ennis ensI1s bath. modern apt sIds, for eaerly
400 G ST. SEE large rooms, kitchen,
bath: couple, no children: cleo, gas, coal
APARTMENT VALUES
rooms. kitchen, bath. sleeping porch and
ss lss 2 st. Sc, Apt. 1-s rooms, kitchen.
sos c.R, R, 4; HqMpHaIEs. s-,,
Evening star., 1943-08-24
LOOK, DETACHED NV

sl2 Quintana pl-6 r.. > b., inc. porch
oil heat. bedroom ffrst floor quiet neigh,
borhood, conveniently located. price and
terms right; possession. MYTON. Monday
Evening star., 1943-08-24

SUNDERLAND HOUSE.
1915 goth ST. NV, BLK. DUPONT CIR.
Singles. doubles, share rooms;
clean rooms, plenty of closet
space, very comfortable beds;
good wholesome, generous meals;
moderate rates; walking distance
to most departments. Inquiries
invited.
Evening star., 1943-08-24

STATIONERY AND FILING EQUIPMENT
AND MISCELLANEOUS OFFICE
SUPPLIES FOR SALE.
Manila folders, DOC per 100 up: carbon
paper. 49c per 100, legal or letter size;
rubber bands, 2-ounce boxes. sic: End
sheets typing paper, 39c per ream; file
cases, 75c up: brief cases, ST 80 up; paper
clips acco fasteners. ink wells, sc up pon-
Gil sharpeners. slightly used 39c; wire
waste baskets 17c: desk trays, l5c, up;
all sizes filing cards; envelopes, all sizes;
typewriter tables, 81 o5
OPEN 3. TILL g.
And hundreds other articles for sale
1923 NEW YORK AVE NV
Evening star., 1943-08-24
GEORGETOWN-S15,5O0.
Z RMS 3 BATHS

This attractive home has Just been -.
stored. is vacant and ready for immediat,
occupancy. Two modern baths, 9 Are.
places; complete kitchen equipment; new.
mouse condition. BOSS 81 PHELPS, real
tors. Ma. $500 Exclusively Sunday and
evenings call Mr. Shackelford Sligo 6SnS
Evening star., 1943-08-24
VACANT

This 2-year-old detached brick home ha,
3 rooms. baths Gard bath in basementl
attached garage: located on a level lo
not lar from 18th st. and East-West hwy
It can De bought for only $4,000. Cali
ME-. 1i43 until pm:
Evening star., 1943-08-24
FARM & GARDEN.
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.
POULTRY Il ECGS

FIREPLACE OAK WOOD, John Blair, Rock
vile, Mo.. Il. r. D. 4. "a"
Evening star., 1943-08-24

2S I4th ST N.E-VACANT.
Two-story, cellar, brick, 8 rms, b., elee
h.-w.h., porches: S6,250 Key next door.
A. L. GRINDLEY, 936 N. Y. AVE. .
AN ATTRACTIVE HOME IN GOOD
water heat, sood lot. This is a. frame
house in good condition. Reasonable
terms: Promps Possession. Price. Sc, 600 90.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD, ReaItor.
723 goth St. NV.
Evening star., 1943-08-24
BUNGALOW.
SIN C50

-, One of the most convenient Chev,
Chase' D. c, locations. 3 bedrooms attic
Terms.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
Call WO o3nN until O n m
Evening star., 1943-08-24
PETWORTH CORNER.

Modern Colonial. DUNCAN built, con-
aiming rooms. modern bath, oil heat.
pulit-in garage; A real buy. Inspection
OF. $3.50: evenings RA 1910
Evening star., 1943-08-24

DIVERSIFIED BRICK BUNGALOW ON
large wooded lot; hot-water heat with
COAL: slate roof. detached garage; bus
service "a block. II you like large rooms,
SH 7539. (Sun. and ewes, Sligo zoos.
Evening star., 1943-08-24
NV. REAL BUY.

1923 Kansas ave. n.w-Semidet. r
o. incl. porches. ward; conveniently 10.
Gated; good condition. h-wh; home q,
investment: reasonably priced. MYToN
Monday. GE. Ol7Q
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Citizenship Papers
Can Be Duplicated

War Problem Clinic
About - years ago my wife
lost my citizenship papers. and
consequently have no proof that
| am an American citizen | ap-
Piled for my second -papcrS- -rll.sAt
after | was discharged from the
army in 1919. l would like 10 work
In = defense pisnty bat-pne nave
these papers. How can I get
them ?s Mr. II. s.
Dear Mr.. n. s.;
IL you have received your
second papers, IL should be
simple TO get a duplicate copy
from the court in which YOU re-
ceived them. II you have only
filed an application, and II has
been Loaf. am afraid YOU must
make application again. II
would he worth n trip 10 the
office Of naturalization To dis
cuss the entire situation.
FRED VI. BUTZEL. Detroit
attorney and chairman Of the
Council of Social Agencies,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Sailor Loses
Clothes in Fire

War Problem Clinic:
My brother, who is a sailor
has Just written home and said
-cr1C of tf1e sailors WaS- -CteanInG
his suit with gasoline and
started fire which burned all
my brothers clothes and nearly
$50.
In case like this. will my
brother have 10 pay for MS
comDlete outfit again
MRS. T. z.
Dear Mrs. r. f.:
Whether or not your brother
will have 10 pay for "A new out
III would depend on whether or
not the cleaning, from which
the fire arose. was in line OF
duty. II responsible officer
ordered the cleaning in that
manner, the navy would assume
responsibility. II the sailor was
cleaning with gasoline on his
own responsibility (and probably
against orders) the navy IL not
responsible. Each claim is de-
termined on its own merits.
WALTER II. r.. SCOTT.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02

Several revisi0ns have been
made in draft classificatIonS
since selective service first went
into effect This has caused
some bewilderment ar times,
and many letters have come 10
the WAR PROBLEM CLINIC
with questions concerning the
status Of prospective service
men under these various classes.
In todays column woman
inquiries about the IA (H)
classification, which means that
although a man IS available fer
army service, he is older than
the 3S-year age limit Walter
II. Z Scott. vice commander or
the Detroit Districts ASsocia-
tion, American Legion. explains
the significance Of this classifi-
cation. and the possibility OF
appeal.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Author Praises
Atlantic Charter

consulting the people and de-
batting the case should add this
document as amended TO the re-
ouired articles of our national
devotion, then the people no
doubt would say so be II" and
the Atlantic Charter would take
its place. appropriately framed,
in the town halls and public
schools.
AND where, incidentally. Is
"A the Atlantic Charter?
The actual document. itself,
would be a treasure beyond
price If the Presidents estimate
is correct, but l have no recol-
lection of ever having seen even
reproduction in print and, in
common l suppose with most
others who are bound to revere
it under pain of the Presidents
everlasting" anger, have no
idea whether il was written by
hand on skin or parchment, or
typed on bond by a staff clerk
on board a British man-of-war,
with carbons for all hands
round.
Who got the top copy and
who the first eafbeh, afe-tffey
authenticated, where are they
and have the original shorthand
notes, and the rough copies
with the back-tracking and COR
rections been preserved for
poSterity?
T h ese questions naturally
present themselves and l offer
them 70 the Owl with d eep
respect.
Copyright, iS43, by United Features synd
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Bv WestbrOOk PegIer

double-coronas, apparently re-
CARDS the charter as just some
thing that he helped toss off
while riding at anchor on a
battleship.
He has had little 10 say about
II since il was first released,
and although he IS recognized
as a first-class angry man in
matters by which he sets par
ticular store. skepticism regard
ing the charter has moved him
to no large annoyance or boast
iulneSs.
Josef Stain. the man who
wasn't there, may have thought
il a tactlesS document in view
of the fact that. by inference,
il might be construed as a
criticism of the governmental
processes of Russia with which.
however, he may be sure, the
American people and the British
nave no intention 10 interfere.
IN FAIRNESS. il would seem
Il that If a belief in, and 10y
atty 10, the Atlantic Charter is
10 be made binding on AmerI-
cans. the step should be taken
formally by Congress because
up 10 now IT is merely a state
ment Of ideals which arc lovely,
although unreallzed as yet any
where in the world, and Of OBJ
icctives which. in the belief Of
many patriotic but practical
Americans. lie far beyond the
range of the guns with which
1t Is purposed TO enforce them.
If, however, Congress, after
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
RecIassificatio
in Draft Explained

War Problem Clinic:
My husband has recently re-
celved his new classification OF
IA III. Before this he was
in 3-B
He went 20 his draft board 20
make an appeal. but they told
hlm he couldn't. II seems that
because Of. his age he wasn't
considered army material. So
when they start calling men Of
his age, what can we do? I am
not able 20 work, and his pres.
ent Job IS in war plant
MRS. r. c.
Dear Mrs II. C.:
The army II not calling men
over 38 years of age through
the draft boards. IL the rule
is changed. provision will be
made for meritorious appeals.
WALTER II. r. SCOTT.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02

0F DISTINGUISHED appear
~ ance even in multi, a
bronzed, broad shouldered gen
tleman dining on the St. Regis
Roof drew more than casual
glances But no passerbY recog-
nized him as Lord Admiral
Louis Mountbatten, the Com
mando chief. who was en- route
10 Burma 10 take over He dined
with British Minister of Infor-
nation Brcndan Bracken.
The pretty orchestra leader at
the Albion Hotel ASbury Park,
billed as Louise Duke. is, IN fact.
Louise MacNamara daughter Of
the head Of International Nickel.
She is no Jcnny-come-lately.
having PLAYED abroad and
always on her own She Will hit
Broadway soon and any refer
cnccS 20 hor family connections
are out Of hounds for press
agents Don Ameche is TAX
ing boxing lessons from the old
sharpShooter, Packey OGatty
=. The Fl BorraCho requests
us patrons not 10 speak well Of
II. since points ard help and
such are what they are.
Copyushi ~ Dany Mirror Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02

they had fatigue and restless
ness.
Children from prosperous
households were striklngly bet
tor in then lessons and mental
alertneSs.
4 BOUT 6 per cent Of the chill
n hood population suffered
from serious nervous disorders,
attributable 10 malnutrltIon.
For the first two years Of The
war the weight OF new born
babies showed no change, but
from the third year on their
weight fell from 80 20 100 grams
on the average.
The death rates for infants
IN Germany was l69 IN every
900 in 1914, and 30 IN 1918.
in Munich. testing children for
tuberculosis IN 1914. 43 per cent
were positive reactions, IN 1919,
63 per cent.
The present conflict has made
effects that We can only guess
about. The diSloCatlon Of life
in France, Germany and Russia
is such as few children can he
expected 10 get over in this
generation.
EVEN in England whore eNcrN
II government effort is bong
made 10 protect thcir nutrition
We have reports that seem 70
show the effect of lowered nu-
tritional standards Infant NOR
tahty has been rising in Eng
land the rate being % in 1888,
100 in 1910 and l3l IN 1911
Epidcmics OF whooping cough
have been Of serious concern
owing 10 the congregation and
proximity Of children IN air raid
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Macarthur Likes
Lincoln Quotation

Oregon and he Is beginning TO
interest me.
E'RANKIE GARCIA, ring ce-
l. lebrity Of the ycsteryear.
frankie took part IN 365 fights
and hasn't a mark on him. Not
even n catiiiflowcr ear, He is
also mentally alert and IN the
pink Of condition. He knew how
10 defend himself Still, he must
have been lucky too That
fighter known as Young Griifo"
was a great boxer yet he ended
up a punch drunk wreck g.
why can't the United States
trade some Jap prisoners for
those gallant United states
Marines who were captured by
the Japs at Wake Island? ?" That
is a question / recently asked.
My brilliant colleague and mill
tary expert, Maj. Paul c. Ra-
borg. answers il. Says the
Major: ~
THE United States cannot
trade Japanese prisoners for the
Wake Island Marines because
there are practically none TO
trade. We took handful Of
prisoners at Guadalcanal, even
less at -Attu and none at kiska.
The Japs either escape or Kill
themselves.
-Hx444ffSS- Hx4444ffSS- remark doctors that
Il they never lost father
yet is a gag that has been worn
pretty thin. ! know a couple OF
fathers the doctors nearly lost.
Some of the new papas suffer
very much I think It Is about
time the paternal parents were
extended a little more SYM
pathy. / will take this matter
up at the next meeting OF the
Husbands Protective Association.
We may launch a campaign.
Betty Cradle is TO appear in q
film version of the ancient melo-
drama, The Bowery After
Dark" That should be good,
Another old timer that could
stand revival in film form is
Hoyt's "A Trip TO Chinatown"
II was in this the famous song,
"The Bowery. I'll Never Go
There Any More" was intro
duCed
Experiments designed 10
change gray hair to its natural
color by the use of vitamlns are
not progressing very well. The
scientists are beginning 10 doubt
It can be done. However. the
hair dyeing experts are getting
better II is said one woman
can always tell when another
females hair is dyed. Very few
men can.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Will BOrrOT ON BiHPPriHfs
Beers War Bonds
Buv Home Of Future
By ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

| lust checked off my bonds, and have my home
Of the future bought and paid for.
The entire financial business is prepaid and predgcstcd
That robs big dramatic moment at midnight when
laundering the old bridge TO of the mortgage
on the homestead
That's one bridge crossed before came 10 It.
The reason I'm ahead Of of you folks is that !
started investing in my country certificates back in
1886 Now, I have sent ahead for my bueprints
In my home the future the first floor will be all glass
you trouble pushing acks into your
thumb and hanging pictures on that.
What can you with glass parlor to say nothing of
the bathroom You're looking out and people are looking n
and you will have your hat IN tub you can
tip ladies you know.
would insist bowing acquaintance at this juno
ture, Emily Post to the contrary.
will write about the house Of the future
stately and feel bad because all paid
for But maybe l borrow money the blueprnts
run debt sleep better when been massaged
by lump from finance company.
by
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Better Health

II THE present upset condi-
= ton OF the food supply. food
rationing and food distribution
there is one cardinal point
every one must keep in mind.
Let US take care Of the chill
dren. What happens 70 those
from the age Of 20 10 40 is i'm
portant. but IL can be COM
penssted. What happens 70
those Of my generation is hardly
important a. all.
But the children are our fu-
ture. and malnutrltIon IN child
hood throws long shadow over
future generations
OF course, no such threat
hangs over us IN this country
yet. And We have no accurate
studies OF the German, Euro
pean and Russian childhood nu-
tritional situation In this war.
But We have sufficient data
!. I OH iflf ldNl " a. W = lft Ae
Jan everlasting lesson.
DLANTON studied the entire
ID school population OF a Ger
man city near the var zone IN
1919 The food blockade had
not yet been lifted, The chill
dren- -were- getting e-tnr- -hreak-
fast some unmilled rye and
usTmalade OF turnips and beet
molaSses. At noon and the cNe-
ning meal, war soup with no
fat1. perhaps bread
Their weight and strength
was low. infections were com
mon, but the frightening thing
was the mental condition Of
the children. Comprehension
Of lessons was sluggish or ab-
sent they had no initiative,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Can Wife Send
Husband Into hrmy7

War Problem Clinic:
Ny husband was discharged
from he army four months ago.
and since that time has failed TO
support his baby or me- lie now
has a Sd classification
Could I have him sent back 20
the army or else make him sup
port US IN some way
MRS J II.
Dear Afs-I.. III.
Induction boards and the
army do not place a man I'm the
service simply because the wife
wants him there no matter how
neritorious the reason given by
the wife seems To be, unless he
otherwise qualities under the
regulations or unless the hus-
band may have given incorrect
information. / suggest YOU con
suit the Friend of the Court
a. TO support for the children
and yourself.
WALTER ". Y. SCOTT.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02

are fond of taking il. The
leader in the advice field now
appears 10 be advice 10 war
wives. Not being an expert on
advice 10 women l -can-l-SaN-
whether this advice is good or
not One war wife | know, who
always seems cheerful. says her
system IS 10 keep occupied as
much as she can. 10 try 70
smile all she can and 10 have
a good cry every night before
retiring,
QUERIES from clients. @
SS Please end an argument at
our house. Who orig ina te d
Mothers Day
A-The first plea for "A ma
tionwide observance Of Mothers
Day was made by Frank Herring
on Sunday, Nov. !. 1904, In In
dianapolis at English's Opera
House. However Ann Jarvis of
Philadelphia did more than
make a plea for Mothers
Day observanc she cam
paigned for II. But Ann didn't
think of IL until 1908.
@ What kind Of fishing do
you prefer?
A-Fishing is not among my
favOrite sports. In fact the last
fish caught was a sunfish at
Sunset Lake, tsbury Park, y.
j.. when I was eight years old.
However. l may become fish
erman vet. I have a client who
is always writing about the fish
ing in the Klamath River in
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Dear Mrs. X. l.:
How to Submit
Your Problems
To Clinic Experts

Write your problems 20
W.AR. PROBLEM CLINIC.
The Detroit Times, Detroit.
Mich.
You must sign Your name
and address, although no
names will be -puhhzhcd- hut
VIII be held IN Stuctest con-
fdence. Do NOT write di-
-recily 70 -memheES Of the
panel.
These authorities make up
the WAR,PROBLEM CLINIC
panel
Judge James T.. 6henot
Edward Pokorny
Rev. Joseph a: Foley. :. j.
Fred VI Butzel
Or. Robert G. Foster
Or. Alfred McClung Lee
Mrs. Frances SanderSon
Miss Elva VI. Forncrook
John X. Watkins
Mrs. Irene T.. Murphy
Miss Mary VI. O'Ncul
Walter H. T.. Scott
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Connolly Answers

la river; Cb) lake. (c)
mountain
. "a mocking bird fbl cat
bird tcl robin
2 ral Jupiter fh) Saturn; fc)
Venus.
{ fal duck: fb) :. tc) (loudS.
> fa) United States Arizona.
thl India co. Panama
6 lal rod yellow purple Ch)
VhItc rcd CO. green. white,
lrd
7 ta) Illinois, thl Texas. lc)
North Carolina
C1pfuEh' faf2 NN KING Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Building Restrictions
Cannot Be Altered

War Problem Clinic.
My husband and | have moved
IN with my parents They
started turning the upstairs into
living quarters. but they have
been reported 20 the building
inspectors, because II seems this
j. a restricted area. and we
cannot cook upstairs
Is there any way We can get
permission 10 continue the
work? My husband is a war
worker, and l am expecting a
baby. There Is no one 10 take
care of me except my mother,
If we are forced 10 move.
MRS NJ ~.
Dear Mrs. VI. ":
] do not believe that YOU can
change one-familN residence
into two-family fiat il there
j. restriction prohibiting this.
Why can't the family use the
kitchen facilities which are
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02

4 NTHONY CROWN. who di-
- rected Tobacco Road, viii
soon he single If his wife goes
v-rtf1 n ,.-. Eddie Sher-
man, manager Of Abbott and
Costello, the moment his divorce
is final Will marry Alma Bein,
nonprofessional -. James Mac
kinley Bryant doing none TOO
well with pretty Peggy Ellis e.
Mareot Haller met, marfied and
divorced her artist husband
within three months Stella
Adler has new lights in her eyes
for Harold Clurman Serge
Ruhinstein, waging a telephone
campaign 10 WIN an attractive
blonde grass widow. IS wasting a
lot OF nicklc> and a lot Of breath
Cpl, Tony Martin. on short
furlough from Yale. where ne is
IN officers training. plays II safe
ny hosting Evelyn Riley and
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