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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
WOULD DELAY FATHERS

May predicted that II the meas
IRE becomes law II Will postpone
the induction OF fathers by 80 to
90 days
The bill forbidS the drafting Of
men by occupational groups which
would kill the work or fight
order OF War Manpower Commits
Sioner Paul Y. McNuit II also
transfers much Of MeNHtts draft
power 10 Mai. Gen Hershey, ma
tlonal Selective service chief
The House approved an amend
mcnt whereby cases Of men who
have occupational deierments
may he reviewed by appeal
boards communities where
they arc employed as we'll AS
where they registered originally
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
Senate TO Fight
House Revision
Of Draft Measure

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27 qNs)
Senator Johnson tD) Of Colo
RADIO today promised Senate
fight over provisions Of the new
House approved draft bill which
he said failed 10 balance state
quotas after all single men are
called for service.
johnson. a member OF the Sen
ate military affairs committee,
declared himself as the House
sent a revised selective service act
back 10 the Senate. where II is
certain 10 60 TO conference.
The House bill creates state
and national pools of la single
men who are to be called up be-
fore there is any draft of mar
RED men with or without chill
dren. Pre-Pearl Harbor fathers
are last on the list.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27

Amy such biii should provide
that states supplying single men
while others were supplying
few or none should be given
credit on their quotas when
draft OF married men begins
johnson said
"The selection Of men for
service l. supposed To operate
on the basis Of population. tenn
rered with adjustments to meet
special circumstances"
In revising the Senate's vor-
sion of the bill, the House adopted
an amendment by Rep. May Cd
OF Kentucky. chairman OF IT'S own
military affairs committee, TO re-
examine the cases az all men who
received medical discharges from
service May said perhaps there
were some abuses m release of
100000 men for disability
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
UNEQUAL STATUS

Thus the draft would virtually
cease for a brief period in any
state where only married regis
trants remain. while il would con-
tinue at an accelerated pace in
states having a surplus of single
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
DAYTIME COTTONS
lend Tilt to hOme-frOnt duties
$50 to 1875

Coowe cspabes with but single p1rposo put dash of pretty spies
into the practical side of wardrobe Pnaoe buon-coats 1T
ting ocka included specially collected cold weather
Carl be Ds,s~e os-Httb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
Gift
80

Stop atHS for trim, smooth lines, Our pleasant, resutful
may be just what you need figure
From Hollywood Senderzer individual scientific
sage VIC have the treatments for YOU moderate prices
We suggest special series Of treatments al SIS, including
Hoh)to Scnderscr and steam baths Nth massage.
HnSou-Body Contour Saio~-Setr"tb Foor-CHsrry 800
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07
Pierce And Pierce, Comedy Dance
Team, Has Coast In Stitches

HOLLYWOOD fANPl - For
tunatelv Tor Fierce and pierre.
comedy man.and-wifc dance team
they had not signed on the DOTTED
Inc for number az promised
eastern eneaecmcnis or they would
be paving of damage suits for
east a-calling" did NOT mean a
thing to The manaecment and pa
irons 81 the famous Bal rabolan
tabaret when, after II ,iploarious
weeks they had attempted a.
terminate their engagcmcnl
and board a plane Tor points
east All they cot was a
weeks vacation and now Wind
ing M heir 18th week az the
BAL as the most amusing dance
team that ever hit thc coast
The sccrc; tf- their success as
super eccentric comedy dancers
IS that they are in musically
timed eyrations. on he stage what
Burns and Allen arc on tho radio
in Dialogue a constant succession
rs surprises and all original
HOLDING their sides with laughter
as thcT try to keep from rolling
out 81 their seats the onloakers
declare that "you never know
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07
LOUIS JORDAN TO HOLLYWOOD
FOR BERT WILLIAMS FILM

NEW YORK lCaKin's News
seryice)-Louls Jordan. the luke
Box King IS due in los Angeles
August 10 to play the Swing club
and while there, the maestro VIII
make the life Of Bert Williams
FOR evh Century Fox
Recently Jordan and his TIM
pany Five toured with Ralph Coop
az and Earl Hines for Pabst Blue
Ribbon Beer % Southern army
camps. a success fnl adventure ar
RANGED bv William 3 Graham. a
Psbst representative Also in the
cast were Lillian Fitzgerald. for
merly with Duke Elineton- Fat
terson and Jackson. the "Whad
daya Know Ioc' comedy two
some. Bill Bailey. 'hc Four Blue
Ilonncts and vivian Harris Edna
Macs sister.
Right now. Louis Jordan Is Tea
turing Al the Apollo theatre two
new songs. II They Send Joe To
Toxic" by sgt James Bailey OF
orr Bennlne. Ga. and my Wom-
an Is SO Fine" by Charles Phil
lips OF the Bronx. NY. Jordan
sings both.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07
Five-Piece Combo
Keeps Things Moving
On The Home Front

LLOYD Wilson Trumpet pltS
and band leader AZ Il & G ih'an
bar viii announce ncNf wesk big
novel idea for musicians 10 eon'r'-
butte a greater costiibuilon 90 Tic
nations war EFFORT
Wilson plan opcns The door of
opportunity for both professional
and amateur thcaier enicriainsrs
and promises 10 do much 80 upiiit
the morale of soldier musicians 90
the fighting front and Of those befs
on the homo front
Thcatci-ha patrons liutc h"n
loud IN thcit praise OF llo,d Wil
sons band enrrcntlv p'ayinc az
club 3 q G. where the i've piece
combine offors new and old ma
steal fayorites for lhe ruMlts en-
tertainmcni
Watch this paper neAt week fer
the details Of Lloyd Wilson = plan
for musicians 10 make great com
trihution to The war effort
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07
Pianist Billy
Kyle On Leave

SEW fsNRH sl,p- Ntps
SerA ire' risai Billy kSt Who
was iast The eiht las e seems
htilliant m'niher ~ p9rk
line John knh hN0 n9N a
corporal "a iic AfH ocni
iie PAST pcrk l f. - iol
fbcresa ,i~Hir uih fiend- ari
i4hins in tha tunu Back East
itom llie wssi Coast N'-u bis
family ii rhhdflphs .nd sotld
q Tow dss u Geihsni l,lN as
one of hi~ l4erA puf flrS
The Khaki vt lo-hfd appJ i3n
iuddy tan he Nss venin- 0n MS
handsome lace IiIllt said WELL
fellows ! mi-f admi nA neii
lie isnt What IL used 70 he ana
J could II ] would sNo n q
isw words on that uuNprt man
1.-THE huglc. N Uncle Sans harl T
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07

rh weekend heat brought out the crowds and sent
LII hn-overs looking for cool beverages and ar-ocn-
Ined spots for retreat. This is why we found such
XXI. ~ the b & club the Club Three Skies Henry
Ene club the Paradise Grill, the Cozy Corner and
Foads Club Zombie packed and TANNED.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07
ERsoNALITIES

Sgt Joe Louis Barrow in the Motor City
The weekend. Sgt Willis Ward is Citizen Ward
again Ward was, up until he entered the armed
forces head personnel man at Ford Motor
pany
Evening star., 1943-10-15

The trend in suits is definitely toward the SOFT dress
er suit. One that will take you through the day and
still be appropriate long after sundown Such suits
are these in fine wool crepes, twills and monotone
wholesome touched with rayon velvet or trapunto
quilting Black and shades of blue green and red
Sizes for misses
Kanns- Departnent-eeoond Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-10
A M u S E M E N T S
Dialogue Of the Scientist
Always Was a Problem
And 1t Is Special Sort of One
In Madame Curie,' With Stars
And Studio at Odds on 1t
By Jay CARMODy

ESPIONAGE department: Reports effect that
we Madame dialogue
" say mat the Walter
no END at
the cures
same way If you they had O
She-In symmetry sub admit those
tons which multi off:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-10
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
National-"Prioritie of 1912" mu-
steal revue of the Shuberts: 2:3C
and $50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"The Powers Girl" doz-
ems Of long -stemmed models: IL a m.
1:35, 4:25, ITO and 9:55 pm. Stage
shows: 1885, $40, 6:25 and 9:1Opm
Columbia-"In Which We Serve
life of a British destroyer: 1l:45
am, 2:l5, 4:40, 705 and 9:35 pm
Earle-"Air Force" one Flying
Fortress VS.. the Japs: 10:45 am.
l;30, Ais, 7:o5 and e;55 pm. Stage
shows: i, $50, GAO and $50 pm.
Keith's-" They Got Me Covered"
Bob Hope on spy hunt: u, 2:25,
$50, TBS and $40 pm.
Little - Our Town" Thomas
Mitchell in the Wilder story: IL am,
los, 3:l5, 5:25, 7:3o and GAS pm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." mel
odrama in an historic town: II m,
los, 3:l5, $40, 7:30 and $40 pm.
Palace-"Random Harvest" Hill
tons love idyll on the screen: HOS
am, las, 4:2o, 7 and $40 pm.
Pix-"Lost Horizon" Ronald Col
man in Shanghai: 2, 3:55, 6::35
and $50 pm.
TransLux - News and shorts
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-10
By SHEILAH GRAHAM.
VWOoOn

f1obL1 "ooob.
There was something on George
Montgomery mind. We were lunch
ing at goth Century-FoX prior to
his departure as buck private in
the Army I had to find out what
was bothering George - or bust.
There were several possibilities for
the furroW in the Montgomery brow.
The Army? Romance? His current
picture? Hollywood? Or was it the
food we were eating? Well take
each subject separately, and who
knows. We may arrive at the reason
for Georges gloom.
Where will you be stationed?" is
the first question put to the hand
some young star.
Look" he replies testify. I'm a
buck private. I go anywhere they
send me-" That's fair enough, and
l dive into my cottage cheese while
digesting this obviously true fact.
George was supposed to report for
training month ago, but the Army
promised to wait until he had fin
ished "Bomber's Moon in which he
is co-starred with Annabella,
Montgomery is &c and came to
Hollywood four years ago to study
art and to earn some much needed
pennies. His first job was decorat-
ing the walls of a local Russian res
taurant at $40 a week. When he
reports for training he will be sur
rendering a weekly income Of 81 $50.
But this was not the reason of his
irritation The sooner I go the bet
ter he tells me.
A few weeks ago Dinah Shore
bought Montgomery pair of gold
cum links as a going into-the
Army present. George is a thrifty
soul and he required some gentle
prodding before realizing that when
a girl shows her state of mind bv
buying a man a present, the least
he can do is to give her something
in return. George rose nobly to the
hint and gifted Dinah with a gold
and ruby Brooch. But it is not
the prospect Of leaving Miss Shore
that is making the boy unhappy.
Il wouldn't get married now even
If I had to-" states George firmly.
Il have too much on my mind to
have wife" This is bad news, not
only for Dinah, but to the myriad
OF Hollywood females who have
tried in the past few years to break
the boy down into proposal of
Ginger Rogers liked him
a lot when he was in her picture.
''RoXie Hart Carole Lands used
to enjoy his company. So did Linda
Darnell. And for a few months he
was engaged to marry the beautiful
Heddy Lamar. At the conclusion
Of the latter romance, George
naturally expected his ring back.
1t was in the vault at the bank.
Hedy told him. George took her
there to get it.
So it isn't the Army, and 1t isn't
love, and it can't be the food, be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-10
times K over @

players in the universe who could
read lines like that and make them
sound like something an audience
would like to hear.
When j. B. Priestly was in his
cosmic cycle few years ago, he
wrote a play about two scientific.
darby mathematical people who
talked like that upon occasion. Not
all the time, understand, just often
enough TO indicate that these were
lovers unlike any other lovers in the
history of stage and screen. That
was true, but it was also true that
their very unlikeness made them,
and Mr.. Prlestly's play, a great bore
and quick flop. That couldn't
happen. no doubt, in the case of a
picture based on Nine. CURES life,
but moments in which her imper-
senator carried on in the words
above would have a distinctly hol-
low sound
The only two scientific young peo-
pie we ever knew in their tender
moments were a young bacteriolo-
gist and a fellow on his way to being
quite a surgeon.
The way they used to talk to each
other was not like that!
What it was like, We won't go into
here. Or elsewhere. However, they
have got along just fine.
X X x
Memory department.: Along the
same line, worshippers. or mere
lovers, of the drama may recall Miss
Katharine Hepburn's venture into
double-talk in her final speech in
The Philadelphia Story"
Miss Hepburn, who had played
very bad wife for three acts sud-
denly decided she loved her husband
very much. Filled with remorse,
she plopped herself into his arms
with the promise:
I'll be yare."
III be-" said the audience.
which didn't know that ware" was
yachting term meaning Miss Hep
burn would be good thereafter. 1t
didn't do any damage to the play or
the picture, Of course, but it irri-
tated lot of people who lidn'- own
yachts and like people who did not
own yachts.
Prophecy department: Or per-
haps it should be called the vonan-
power department. Whichever it
is, the prediction. is that one of this
years band attractions at the Earle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-10
The Easy Wav

Joan Leslie, the petite miss who
recently was elevated to stardom
in the Warner Bros picture. The
Hard Way" soon to be released
has been presented with a new long
term contract by Jack L. Warner
executive producer.
Miss Leslie won her first screen
fame when she appeared with Gary
Cooper in Sergeant York and
gained additional approval with
James Cagney in Yankee Doodle
Dandy" She will appear opposite
Dennis Morgan in Thank Your
Lucky Stars"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-10
Look Homeward.
Manager

HOLL WOOD.
Manager Francis Deering Of a
Houston theater tried for a week
to find some local descendants of
Andrew johnson, the Reconstruct
ton President, around whom Ten
nessee johnson" is constructed. He
thought it would be interesting to
find out what kin folks thought
Of the MGM story. But he couldn't
find even AID cousin twice re-
moved. After he gave up the idea,
however, he noticed R. E. Grubbs,
his night doorman, watching the
picture, and recalled he had seen
him taking a look at it several times
before. Must be a great picture to
have you watching it so many times"
Deering told Grubbs. Maybe so,
but that's not the principal reason"
Grubbs replied. You see, Andrew
Johnson was my grandmother's
uncle"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-10
Grateful Recognition

An award of merit for industry
and excellence, in the form of a
new contract and starring role,
has been handed to Alexis Smith
by Jack L. Warner, executive pro-
Queer of Warner Bros. Studios.
During the past year Miss Smith
has appeared in Gentleman JIM
The Constant Nymph," The Ad-
ventures of Mark Twain" and
Thank Your Lucky Stars" only the
flrst-named having beea released.
Miss Smith will have a starring role
in Animal Kingdom, which will
be directed by Irving Rapper, who
made Twain and Nov, Voyager. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-10

will be Dick Stables band with
Oracle Barrie as leader.
1t is based upon the fact that the
corpulent band leader has laid down
his baton In favor of a bayonet, or
some other military instrument, and
that Oracle has picked up the
former.
Miss Barrie will be remembered
as the former mistress of cere-
monies at the Earle, from whence
she departed to become featured
singer on more radio programs and
in more musical shows than il
would pay to look up.
Soldier Stables band has been
doing very we'll as conducted bv
Mrs. Stable and it is almost in
evitable that its continued merit
will be demonstrated at Mrs, Sta
bile's old stand.
Obeisance department.: Entirely
undeserved, Carl T. Combs. Y3/c,
are those words of appreciation.
But don't think we appreciate them
any the less . Aside to Pvt. Louis
A. Shmlsman: Thanks for the
column suggestion. We did not
see it ourself, but therell come a
day soon when it will fill a sorely
felt need for an idea. Documen-
taries always made us feel that
way when they are done with more
than a minimum of inspiration.
Lorentz's of course, always were.
X X
Preview department: "At the
Front" Col. Darby zanuck's four
reel account of operations in North
Africa was screened last night
early today to be honest about it
at the Trans-Lux. 1t will be
shown at that theater beginning
March II And The CRYSTAL
Ball" Capitol's next attraction, was
screened yesterday for critics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-10
Something on Georges Mind
And Several Facts Are Salvaged
Before the Interview Is Done

cause the Fox commissary has the
best OF any studio here.
Is it his picture? 1t shouldn't
be, because he has good part. He
plays captain in the air forces,
and the film is more important
than some of the boy-meets- girl
nonsense in which George has fig
ured recently. Until "Bomber's
Moon" however, George was VOW
ing that unless he got better movies
he would not return here after
The war, but would go to his $685.
acre ranch in Montana. However,
you can take it as almost certain
that he will return to continue his
film career.
Let's take a brief look at Mont
gomerys background and see if that
Will yield clue to his current SOM
Der looks. He is one of Is children.
all OF whom were born in Russia
with the exception of George and
another brother. Thirteen of the
children are living George is the
youngest. He has just sent his en-
tire family back to the ranch in
Montana. Living is cheaper there,
and George has always supported
his parents. The family name is
Lett.
Greta Carlo may not realize this,
but Georges first picture, apart from
doubling for the lone ranger, was in
Conquest in which she starred
Well, are you still with me? Do
you still want to know what was
bothering George? It's quite simple
and understandable. The poor
boy had wanted just one week to
himself before reporting to Uncle
Sam. He wanted to put all his
affairs in order so that he could
relax when he got in the Army. He
didn't get the week. And I doubt
whether he is now relaxing!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-10

with Charles Boyer. George had to
ride a white horse up some marble
stairs for two days at s35 a day.
Having spent some 20 years on a
ranch in Montana. this proved the
easiest money George has ever
earned. Until he was signed by goth
Century-Fox some three years ago,
George added to his income tending
the bar at the Silver Slipper, Even
then the girls liked him and some
times embarrassed him by shouting,
Look at the new Clark Gable"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-10

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-10

eX c ! u d es the
identity trans
formation if K
IS not an inte-
ger"
Far be it from
this department
to leap into a
! a b or dispute
between MGM,
which likes the
lines, and Miss
Carson and Pid-
geon, who don't.
In behalf of the
latter, however,
it does believe
there are no two
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-11
Real Estate
Houses For sat.

Houses For safe
Buy on
Easy Terms
s.es Down BUYS small home
east OF Ypsi. recently remede!td.
Basement. electricity, and vel
but not al modern. Only 1850
Immediate possession
$500 powN Buys dandy ; bedroom
-aue View hardwood floors.
shower bath. BAsemert and fur
mace Nicely decorated Good
chicken house lot fenced n.
Only $500.
$500 DowN. BUYS ssm!-bunEaloW
nome near willow Run schools.
Built only shor, time Price
$500
$500 DOWN: Buys modern room
home inside city. Near Woodruff
school and super markets Only
$500
5000 down Buys choice OF Z
rooms and bath close IN, or \
rooms with bath and extra lava
tory on OakWood Ave Each
priced at 5000. same owner has
both places and Is leaving town.
OWNER SICK: Must sell small
home at edge Of city at once
afnInG
garage. shady lot VIII consider
any reasonable offer. Immediate
possession.
20 e., DOWN: Buys room home Il
good shape on paved street
blocks from down town. Price
now $3.50
CLOSE IN 5 rooms baths Bloci
from down town. 5000. with
1890 down,
ALMOST NEW: college Heights
bungalow built ? years aEo. own
er has planted lawn, Installed
storm windows. etc. $500 down
will handle.
EAST SIDE: HiEh grade bungalow,
big rooms, breakfast nook. hlgh
basement, paved drive and gar
age. This Is first class plaN
Price, $1,000.
Ehmon & Sreensfreet
X L 4 l. r O r S
40 W. Michigan. phone iis7
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-11

Houses For SAFE

WELL CONSTRUCTED house near
Bomber Plant. rooms. bath. fur
mace, basement garage-on large
lot Immediate possession Terms
Call al Log cabin Restaurant. 2ost
r. Michigan opposite Willow Rua
Lodge
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-11
Legal Notices

ORDINANCE NO. is7
An ORDINANCE QEAHTIN0 A
PERPETUAL BASEMENT TO THE
UNITED STATES or AMERICA
AND IT'S ASSIGNS TO CONSTRUCT,
OPERATE. MAINTAIN, AND RE
PAIR A WATER LINE IN rouno
STREET.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-11
Adv s-i1ii
10000 SHIPMENTS A DAY

NEW YORK UP-A few New
York city blocks supply SO per
cent OF the ready-to-wea goods
purchased by shoppers In the Unit
ed States. according to the Rail.
way Express Agency. which hand
les more than 10000 clothing ship
ments a day. More than 100000
persons are said to be employed
in the industry. which provides
Fifth Ave" fashions for every
American Main stF-et.