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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07

THERE HAVE been many tech
nlcolor epics and there will be
many more. but for pure beauty
OF outdoor scenery, My Friend
Flicka,' now AT the Fox, will GER
tainly be remembered as one OF
the most soul-stirring.
The tender little story seems TO
take second place. 10 be of sec
ondary concern when the beauties
of the modern West are brought
into focus. The long green grass,
the romping colts. the rushing
sheep herds, these atmospheric
Isidelights are the scene Stcalers in
the film.
The plot tells Of the love IF a
boy for a horse and how that love
lis tried by failure, and dscour-
Iagement from the boys father.
Roddy Mcdowell gives superb
performance as Ken. who didn't
want 10 do the conventional Jack
Armstrong things, but preferred
to live in a dream world where
disturbance by adults was radically
,disdained.
His father. played by Preston
Foster, loses his temper several
times in trying 10 get on firm
grnlnd with the eH-he- itttfr
understands. Rita Johnson, as his
sympathetic mother, insists that
Ken be allowed 10 have colt OF
TINS own, realizing thdf The posses
sion OF something vital will be the
turning point IN the life Of the boy
Ken. allowed 10 choose any colt
on his fathers horse ranch, picks
a filly from q STRAIN that is pre-
dominantly insane His father
warns him against the choice
pointing out that failure is in
ievitable because OF the bad family
traits
The child is adamant. and IN
spite Of "Fhcka'S" SkittishnesS
breaks and tames the beautiful
horse. After nursing her through
a period Of illness and enduring
other bad breaks, The FLY becomes
sensible animal and IISSr-rr-tt1t.-
comes real boy. well on his way
10 maturity.
Roddy almost beats hi, per.
Torrance in How Green Was NJ,
Valley" while Rita Johnson de.
lineates her character perfectly
Slightly in the background i:
Foster. perhaps due 10 the lack ot
The emotional appeal in the part
Second feature nn-tha- df.4ble
bill is They Came 20 Blow UT
America, based on the capture nj
the eight saboteurs some month,
ago The story purports 10 e.
behind the scenes in explaining
why one of the guilty men re-
ccived sentence OF 30 years
imprisonment when tho others
were administered the death pen.
atty.
Opening a tf1r point IN ff5
actual story that brought q sirf
Of mingled relief and satisfaction
20 America execution Of the eight
saboteurs-the film. via the Cash
hack method. shows how an Amer
lean agent. played by George
Sanders. makes the capture Of tn,
NaziS possible.
The story is inclined n be =
bit tedious. and We wonder WHY
George Sanders isn't given a few
more roles on a par with his char.
acterization Of the pirate in The
Black Swan and AS the painter
in The Moon and Sixpence.
Anna Sten and Poldy Dur give
creditable performance as the
women in the case Miss Stcn
particularly shows feeling for
the piece, dull as II is in spots
Sid Rumann. as the unsupported
Nazi. more than maintains his
regulations AS one OF Hollywood s
fine character actors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07

the sire Q /
with Kitten,
and "A IN n n
I h a [ w as
d irwin * "A
tr nc X whls-
tied. So Kitty
st K e p I
r q h I o N
walking, with
her nose in
the air.
Then he
w n | \ tie d
again, and 1
kept my nose
up In the air.
And when we
W ere finally
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
BRASS RAIL

. purvcNnC tho now >orgS with
spice and allure is The new swing
Stress over az Adams avenue Brass
Rail Eleanor Gordanr She scores
heavily m the intimate type Of
dirty such rs Lets Get Lost 80
Why Don You DO Right and
You Cam Say No
Accompanies on piano and
Hammond organ Roy Swartz and
Earl Bcaudric take a solo turn
and star in original compositions
and m pTovlSaiions SkectPr
Palmer continues TO entertain m
'roubadouT fashion on MS Rccor-
dion for the lunchcrs and carly
f}ipprt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
WONDER BAR

Aylcne Mason, Manuel Lopez
Gay Amigos and Eddie FALSELY Z
Nocalnns offer a hcalthN dose oi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
Jack Pickering
Here
and


KITTY: My red-headed wife,
Kitty, reported these two com
Omentaries yesterday and they
might just as well remain in
her words.
First:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
Seasonal Revue
At Club ROyale

music A. The Wonder Bar these
June nights. Orchid-studded Miss
Mason swings high swings lnH
with both bands and com Q g
through with shining colors
Smooth arrangement Of tho
Latin variety make for pleasant
and dancing when
Manuel Lopez and his crew take
10 the stand Eddie PaiSclys ag-
gregation strikes out for itself
on several well-worked or choral
numbers and then swings into
dsnceable rhythms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
LONDON CHOP HOUSE

Dian Dale. = young lady loaded
with personality. commands tho
attention Of the cocktail SCI a.
The London Chop House with her
gay songs and MIN bile piano
playing from four until seven
For after dark patrons. slatu.
eSque Kay Vernon, Just back from
the West Coast. and blessed with
q low. mellow voice. sings Why
Don't You Fall in Love With Me- >"
and the npwly-revived AS Time
Goes By Tall Miss Vernon makes
a stunning appearance and her
sure touch o. the dramatic in
putting songs over keep devotoCs
of the Chop House asking for
more.
Lovely Ethel Howe continues 10
sing current favorltcS while the
orchestra plays for dancing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07

Ell guess I'm grown-up
mama, finally. I was crossing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
CLUB HAYMARKET

Carl Oglcsbee has gathered up
first-rste talent for his hlg now
show AZ the Club Haymarkct
Headliner. Ernie Arno takes top
honorS with ms unique act OF
skating on his hands
Still others in this hic revue
are Sylvia Bowman, accordionist
who nlnhly romps through "Nola'
and "Stardust tho look alike
watkins Twins doing a fast
rhumba tap, popular Roger Sinclair
singing musical comedy favoriteS;
and that romantic couple. Antonio
and Conchita. who strum guitars
and sing love songs in American
and Spanish
Unique is the offering Of Leroy
and his six canine pals. The NUTS
romp through series Of difficult
acrohatic routines which involve
balancing, hand stands and back
flips
Mel Snyder continues in The role
OF master Of ceremonies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07

IF YOU arc looking for a rest
from these wartime bluss like
good popular music, dances, and
colorful scenery, then by all means
head for the Palms-State Theater
for the current films there, Happy
Go Lucky and "Saludos Amigos. %
arc lust what the doctor ordered.
Both pictures are in technicolor
and offer top tunes of the day.
In addition, they are packed with
stars.
Happy Go Lucky brings Mary
Martin, Betty Hutton, Dick Pow
ell Eddie Bracken and Rudy
=Faiicr together on n paradise
island in the Caribbean.
Mary Martin is seen as a penni-
10 would-be-riCh-girl who comes
10 the island in search OF a mil
liOnaire. Beachcombers Di C k
Powell and Eddie Bracken and
dynamic Betty Hutton pitch in 10
help her. The victim is Rudy
Nallec. a bored and unhappy soul
who is not al all interested in
uprrqp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07

Dear Mr. Pickering: Gee.
fellow, have heart. Don't YOU
have a better looking picture Of
yourself 10 tack mp nj the head
~ your column I like To read
about your going ons. but I
finch when ! have TO pass that
picture. It's awful. know YOU
don't look that had, surely. You
couldn't, Gee whiz, how ! pity
kitty.-Pauline."
Dear Pauline I do too look
that bad }
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
COUNCIL OF WAR

The Schemers hold a council OF
war and decide on several ways
in which Mary can get Rudy TO
marry her. These include a pic
-nlc-- -haae-eeeked- diRHeF-afa
trying to get Rudy drunk. All of
them fall through but turn out
some hilarious moments.
Eddie comes across a local
voodoo prieStcss' love potion and
tries IT out on various people with
amazing results He finds that
any one sprayed with this mixture
becomes Economically inclined.
Eddie decides 10 give Rudy a dose
OF il and, when he does. Rudy i'm
mediatCly proposes 10 Mary
However, Cupid has played an
other one of his tricks and. by this
time. Dick is the man for her,
money o. no money. Rudy finally
takes the hint and bows out of the
picture, leaving Mary and Dick in
each others arms.
Meanwhile, 3 city has been
working on poor bewildered
Eddie, who succumbs 10 hep-cat
Hutton Via the love potion route.
PLOT SECONDARY
As In the case Of most musicals,
the plot is secondary but there
arc many amusing scenes and
snapDv remarks throughout. Five
catchy tunes are heard during the
course Of the picture Happy Go
Lucky " Murder He Says" which
is handled in grand style by Betty
Hutton, THE Fuddy buddy
Matchmaker" Sing a Tropical
Song and Let's Get Lost"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07

Gay and seasonal is the new
revue dreamed up for your delec-
iaton out a. Club RoXale this
week. ulicd. Summertime So
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
Cadillac 10 Honor
Production Heroes

Merit awards and "pro>cn'oc-
ism extending back 26 years viii
be- features of the Cadillac Motor
Car Divisions proEram-in the
General Motors Third Victory
Review in Masonic Temple today.
Stage appearances viii be made
by Edward r. PolaSkC. member OF
the Gallon Club of the Rcd Cross
blood bank; Lorraine Reid. em>
pIoyc who recently purchased a
$1,000 bond Joe HallWeck, not
absent m rs years. and Chester
NcIott John PfcIfauf Jr and Gil
bert Tlnncy. recently returned
from Africa.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
Roonner Quizzed
In Fatal BEATING
OF His Land|ddy

Police today arc holding Frank
Galindo, 35, Of 1910 w. Elizabeth
for Investigation Of the hammer
murder June 20 of bis landlady,
Mrs. Virginia Davis, 39, in her
home a. l}i7 Lacrosse.
Picked up i'm "a bar at 1892
Michigan by pairOlmen Carl
Stcllcr and Maurice Buckley OF
Trumhuli station Galindo was re-
ported by police 10 have admitted
striking Mrs Davis IN an altCrCa-
tIOn AT her rOcmlnC house
sue Garcia, Z. Mrs DAVIS
daughter. told police al the time
OF her mothers death that Gal
indo, 2 lodger IN the home. came
in early on the morning Of the
murder and demanded that he be
served food. When Miss Garcia
refused he seized a hammer and
threatened 10 hlt her She said.
Mrs. Davis reportedly interVened
and was struck She died several
hours after admlttancc 10 ReceiV-
ing Hospital
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01

of my sack aud ran for the
deck. Thought il was an attack
I'd no sooner hit the dcCk when
was swimming. She sank in 80
seconds. "
THE water was freezing
cold said O. N8licy
II found n 30-ioot board and
grabbed hold. Baldwin was
there. 10 were five others, We
all became unconscious from
the cold. The next thing we
knew. they were pouring hot
coffee down Baldwin and me.
tn" others must have diSap-
pcarCd.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01

Grand River, near Oakman
Joseph Csmpau. at Yemins
Grstioi, at 7-Mile Road
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01

Sr7ooth, good cooking lapc t55jhsr
Jacket in aviation style. With upper
front and pockets, storm collar. Tan,
Sizes 10 20.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01

IM0IN Lnan No hOuIS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
Aids jury
Defendant Pleads Guilty
After Disagreement

trSS than five minutes after p
recorders court Jury reported
That il was unable 10 reach a
verdict I'm his case, letter Porter
fS-ycar-old Negro. 636 Alger
asked 10 see the Judge.
He pleaded guilty and was
placed on probation for six months
by Judge Donald Van ZIle.
Porter was charged with looting
a store at 9037 Oakland during
the race riots The Jury had de-
1Tf1GT1TpTf -TTTT7TT rf7I1 Two 6OITTC
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
Cemetery WaIkout

EEW YORK Sept ms
SlNtH-eeyen grave diCgerS M Holy
Cross Cemetery returned 10 work
late yesterday after holding up
10 burals as a result OF walk
out.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01

your own Horoscope by
Frances Drake, is one Of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Evening star., 1943-08-12

ta's fourth port of call in less than IA
months in town-a record. And con-
slider the numbers of patrons who
must have been psyched during this
period!
Since 1t Comdr Vim Gallagher
left for duty up north in New Eng
land, Evie Knight, chanteuse du
bar, has been getting much exer-
else about the King Cole Room.
Miss Knight, who is more or less
overseeing the King Cole situation
these days. is in fact blurry ball
of action. her nightly routine being
something like: Cloakroom to kitch-
en- to bar to patron, patron to bar
to kitchen to cloakroom, with vari-
ations to the lobby, piano bench and
radio station. That radio program,
incidentally. is called Knight
Time" which is entirely in line with
some of the bon-mots of Gallagher
the Bon -Motster: Deep Knight"
theme song, Frosty Knight" "a
King Cole speciaD, ETC., if you'll
remember.
Kay Arden, the pianist Hammond
organist of the Neptune Room, has
played the wise girl during her
career. Before the war when the
electric organ and novachord trade
was in flower, Miss Arden was oc-
Evening star., 1943-08-12
After Dark
News and Comment of the Night Clubs
Trade Mark Registered I. s. Patent One.

AS you cruise up and down the
Boulevard of Broken Bottles this
week you will note that there has
been a visitation of new bands at
three of the most prominent ad-
dresses. That is, if your perception
powers are as acute as they should
be for your periodical night club
jaunting, you will hearken to the
changes in status quo. But for the
benefit of patrons who, between now
and Saturday. may be stumbling
around with half-shut eyes it be-
hooves this department to detail
these three little changes.
You may as we'll know, first off,
that the Carlton Hotel offers on
Saturday the autumnal well, al
most) opening of its Cosmos Room.
Except that the room is no longer
called Cosmos" which amounts
virtually to an affront to tradition
loving denizens of the Washington
after dark. The eX-Cosmos will
open this season with no name at
all, unless you would consider THE
Carlton Night Club" seemingly
substitute It's location in the build
ing is the same, and by way of
partial compensation the star-stud-
ded and profoundly blue ceiling re-
mains. The bandstand has been
shifted, in a sort of Rockne end
around play, to the left-hand corne~
whence the walters used to disap-
pear to tackle cocktails for the
patrons. Much painting has been
done. so that the walls have taken
on the aspect of jungle of some
obscure origin, and the upholstering
is wholly in keeping with the primi-
tive motif, being wrought in
zebra patterned chenille or muslin
or something.
The impulse to grouse at great
length is hard to overcome. But we
all will have to brave the tidings
bravely, and endeavor to find, mean
while. a heartening note in the
Carlton. Gadzooks. II there isn't
one right under our very nose.
Harold Nagels is the orchestra
which has been engaged to play for
dancers in the - Room of the
Carlton. Mr.. Nagel, as you should
know, has appeared with his band
over NBC regularly for the past
two years, and then there were those
engagements at the Hotel Pierre,
the Rainbow Room New York, sill
ly), the Cog Rouge. the Copley-
Plaza and so on into the after dark.
1t is patiently society" brand of
band, which, of course, suits the
ex-Cosmos Room fine.
At Herb Sachs Del Rio Eddy
Rogers band opened last night
following the furry of Carlos Mo-
lina's closing night Pan American
revue, which Mr.. M. is taking with
him on an extended tour. Mr..
Rogers and his violin. while not
precisely magic" make a pleasant
combination. The personality of one
and the sound of the other being
the obvious explanation. The song
stress, Lorraine DAILY (Which we keep
trying to spell "Laraine Day'D, has
vocal abilities which go we'll with
her appearance (pictured some
where near this paragraph for your
edif1cation)
That busy body, Maria Kramer,
has been active with her entertain
ment roster, too Into her Victory
Room Tuesday night came Tommy
Reynolds and his orchestra, he of
the lyrical clarinet and they of the
well-co- -ordinated brass. All this is
summed up by typewriter genius in
the slogan, Music of Today in the
Evening star., 1943-08-12

Style Of Tomorrow" The Reynolds
orchestra actually is not so clairvoy-
ant as this, but good down -to-ball-
room dance music in the solid style
of his theme. Pipe Dreams" The
boys. incidentally, hardly will have
time to arrange their chairs before
they must play for the Civilian De-
fense Rally at Griffith Stadium on
Evening star., 1943-08-12

cupied selling the things all over
upper New Jersey. Came the war
and a diminuendo and coda in the
manufacture Of the instruments, the
young lady simply landed with both
feet in the night club field. While
she was selling she had also been
taking night clubs on the side.
Louis 'Howya Ma Fran" Calve
has engaged new talent for his Co.
pacabana, 1t consists of the rum
ba threesome of Chuy Martinez. The
Evening star., 1943-08-12
from Camp Let's, Nd. the YMCAs

from Camp Let's, Nd, the YMCAs
summer camp on Chesapeake Bay.
Opening with Western movie at
1890 am, the days program will
include tour of Uline ice arena, a
goldfish hunt in the YMCA SWIM
ming pool and special father and
son town meeting.
The day will close with a softball
game. There will be prizes for the
boys bringing the greatest number
of guests.
Evening star., 1943-08-12

Lorraine DAILY,
Vocalist NTH Eddy Rogers
band, ne1Uly opened in Herb
Sachs Del Rio.
Saturday, rather an honor for a
band making its first standard ap-
pearance here.
X X X
Crumpled Notes from a Gritty
Coat-Pocket:
Roberta. the Psychic who, accord
ing to her calling cards. is The Girl
With Thousand Eyes" You'll Be
Amazed" has landed on Treasure
Island. This Isle of Caprice. charted
on our map as Longitude Sixteenth
plus. Latitude K, represents Rober-
Evening star., 1943-08-12
~ Boys to Hold
Special Program

The boys department of the
YMCA will observe happy go
lucky day tomorrow-Friday, the
l3th--for boys who have returned
Evening star., 1943-08-12

singer is Chito Morales and the
pianist, Rubia Tlrillo. 1t Is all
pretty solidos, amigos.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30

Guard
Unpaid

Robert Brennan. 81. chief count,
building guard, was put on thc
pan At an auditors meeting toda.
when they held Up SlSl.6U allcg
edly due IN overtime.
I'm agree this man Is here
all hours of tie d.. 9i.u n. ht,
but l don't know t. --r.-1 rr
it," said auditor Ray aCicf. 80
he does j. stand around nd
gossip with hangers-on. If you
ask him a question he has 60
spit before he tells YOU he
doesn't know the answer"
Then Hafeli waxed volublc re
garding his own pet guard Stan
ley DombroWSki, who does hi,
when off duty from The
state Legislature.
"Mr. DOmbroWslxi keeps clean
and neat" the auditor declared.
when a woman taxpayer comes
in with a baby. he minds the
baby. He's always polite and
doesn't talk to Ioafers."
As a result of the discussion
Representative DombroWSki anC
10 other guards were granted
overtime checks. Thomas j. Man.
ley, building superintendent. was
ordered 10 furnish more specific
on Brennan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
6 Seized
I'm ArRRnOry
Gum Theft

Five youths We're arrested today
Tor questioning by FBI agents in
The theft OF two machine guns and
ammunition from the Michigan
State Troops armory after a sixth
had been picked up for investiga-
ton Of robbery armed.
Held are James Graham. 10. of
4225 Meldrum avenue: Walter
Schmidt y. of 37O6 Heidelberg
avenue; John Luckesen, II, of 3141
Mt. Elliott, a member of the state
troops; Charles Bell, 20. Of $685.
st. Paul avenue; Louis Taravells.
Is, Of 1871 Beaufait avenue, and
his brother, Andrew, u.
The federal-owncd machine guns
were stolen from the armory,
Piquette avenue and John r.
street. January 4. One was re-
covered under Schmidts porch and
the other was found in a trunk at
the Taravella brothers home.
Neither had bern fired
No clue developed until Graham
was picked up yesterday AS one
OF three men sought in the SIS
holdup OF a tavern proprietor at
1901 Moran avenue, Wednesday.
Under qucs tioning, Graham
named Schmidt and Bell as his ac-
completes in the holdup. The two
were arrested and Schmidt con-
fesSed breaking into the armory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Declines 10 Dine
On Stein S Wine
Pho,o By InternatIonsl New. Sound Photo.

'Thc thief who ranSacked Judge
Christopher +. STEMS home, 17lC
West Grand boulevard, apparently
was tempted tc mix pleasure with
business, but didn't.
Returning home from dinner
with his wife about 10 p. m. yes.
terday, the recorders court
magistrate found papers litterine
the entire house.
A careful check revealed the in.
truder had given the house a thor.
ough going over and had taker
five of the judges suits. This left
one-the suit Stein was wearing
at the time.
Fingerprints were taken from
bottles of wine among the Judge, s
rare stock. The prowler had fon-
died the supply but left it unsipped.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Newspdpermdn Wins
$4,000 Libel Award

PHILAD + L HIA, Jan. 2e
GNS).-A common pleas court
jury today awarded $4,000 dam
ages 10 John O'Donnell. chief OF
the Washington bureau OF the
New York Daily News. in his libel
suit against the Philadelphia
Record.
The suit was based on an edi-
torial appearing in the Record on
April lS. 1871. which called O'Don-
nell a "naziphilc' and one who
wished for the destruction Of the
British empire and of labor unions
in the United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
DOm'f DO This Inn Raid.
Chief Of Wardens Upset by City Hall Alarm
Which Catches Him and Mayor Unaware

Councilman G George Edwards
Detroit chief air raid warden
demonstrated how NOT 10 act
during an air raid today. when the
ciamor Of a city hall alarm sys-
tenn was added 10 the din OF the
weekly noon siren test.
Edwards burst cKcitedly from
the office of Mayor Edward J. JET
fries Jr. who also was caught IN
aware by the mock alarm.
What's going on here: he de-
manded "WhO knows what this
II all about ."
{ liner and better-informcd
heads informed Edwards the bell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Protests 7 Candidates
In Marking Township

A petition charging that cleo
ton petitions of two opposing
Nankin Township justices of the
peace candidates were invalid was
filed today by Arthur Gladstone,
40, of 34629 Michigan avenue.
Wayne. before Circuit Judge
James +. Chenot. Nv
Gladstone. an attorney, con-
tended the petitions OF his oppo-
nents were not accompanied by
affidavits of persons who circu-
lated them as required by 1871
election laws, and Judge Chenot
ordered the two candidates-Mrs.
Italy d. Vining. incumbent. and
Knute Kaatrud of Nankin Town.
ship-to show cause why their
names should not be omitted from
the February Is primary ballots.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Hope S Sister -in-LaW
Sues Him for $1,000

LOS ANGELES. Jan. % INSl.
Comedian Bob Hope today found
himself the object OF a 1900 law
sultan amount his Sister-in-law
claimed was due her for helping
make him funny.
Mrs. Marie Towns Hope, the
Sister-in-law. told the court that
Hope owed her $1,000 for secre-
tariaI work. She told how she
helped collect, classify. catalogue
and card-index thousands Of gags
and Jokes for Hope and his six or
seven gag writer's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
V.MaiI Booster
Lovely WAVES Daughter Of Actress Irene Rich
Here to Publcize Servicemens Aid

Frances Rich, lovely daughter of
actress Irene Rich. and a lieuten-
ant (jg) in the WAVES. is in De-
troit today TO aid in publicizing
V-mail for servicemen.
Miss Rich is officer in charge of
V-mail for naval postal communi-
cations, with an office in Wash
ington.
Its like coming home" she
said.
"YOu know, I studied with
Carl Miles. the famous Swedish
sculptor, at Cranbrook for three
years.
al joined the WAVES because
II seemed the best thing TO do at
the time.