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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-22

Notice. we're ilIiirh bv the
Vance t"II;y Scirctivr Service
Board 'JdLv Ia Number 81
whit" mt - 10 G:g.i Gn October
! ~ go ~ .DT: H:gsE Tor IudEc-
tion into ,:Ic armed service. bu:
II IL nos rNrcrtvH that il Niii lee
necessary 10 call an any PRIV
Pearl iiarb"r father al that tim"
to I'LL thr quota }. War said tn
das II iHr lizards uifir.>.
Will, Ia, hummer -. .i"n
SUNNI. ned ,;;iiL mos :, revealed.
II w., stated that iifr 'Jj, is
rather SiuIh.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-22
Converted UNC Centers
Face Topflight Stars

Chapel Hin. Sept. 22.-North Car
olinas leading crntcrS. who face
lhlcc OF the top pivot men IN tins.
South aud EaSj these nCAt tao week.,
Ill started their grid careers II, other
posts.
Hlcl, Harris w"s n guard u: South
'.n M"iHrd'fi, led Juncs MAS 4
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-22
Wallace-Knox Embrace Has
1 Meaning All Of Its Ovn

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DeiieNe, however, that already the
Wal has changed the status of wum-
en-. Certainly III the American ,vurlu
l don't mean that women have "au :
Nanced. whatever that is. ON the
contrary ! believe that women hayo
slipped back into :hc traditional ,as!.
ui "hclpmaie' u! KEEPING the home
iireS burning while lhCir muu go OF
IL light.
These new jobs of women il the
uniformed services. in the iactulIc,.
and machine shops neither prumu,.
women us IuCii, ideals nor as D.im.:
dOnnaS. Indeed many of The women.
who are hcipi.G win this war ;r-
lively haNc GIv,m up spectacular iun,
IN order Ia undertake office. INDUS
trial and Kitchen drudrr.y. The v;n-
rIor men meanwhile are TlISuiin utI
di aniaiically To- conquer the i..r. u &,
'lin"Si medieval ,lull.
JUMPING SUDDENLY TO Ell
EOPE-ltaly al tie munl,.It /. u not
potato III the United Nations hanG.
Italy Surruud,.' na. - tnI.iilu.
Sutind. ltaly dis surrender. iI"lN,t:
be pr.iI cd. NYl lur liu present ~.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-22

sammy ArDcs. who scored "Hc Of
Carolina tOuChup"Ia iH ;uC recent
eleven. may g1,c IA, Tar Heels
ucw fullback threat III thcir bead
liner Of Georgia Tech Saturday Sa'ur-
day. The 5-pound ijuC.bGS;cr never
seemed t. hit his stride as sop1.
but he wen, grc3; a. freshman.
ard If nc GET to clicking like that,
again. he may be hard t)s:op Arbes
is q Carolina Marine from Wcs'
field, N. J.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-22

Don -.E.a3Ir. vino made AL
Soulhr.. 'r.I JHd several A.!-Nn"-
RIA 81 ..t at Alabama last wear. is
The ran. - tackle uu the Mort taro.
lliI %O..,a. which opens Al Georgia
Tech S.'..dIy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-22

Nor. Carolina poultry growers
lose aa,u' 9 million eggs year.
worth .gr.nd S25O.urO. because ol
improper pruduc,!o". handling. -ut
Storm. sIys State College EXtvu-
sion J. .a..gy specialists.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-22

MANY PEOPLE wondrr what We
m,n vii! 6" after the VIZ VIII they
grv" Up thor '.oU>and and one new
Jobs and rush .aci. to b. dye parties.
!auIv, .tnCn,. .s- and OTTER EindS OF
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-29
.Mlodino, ki koi zno.
noi tudi koi yeIio

Med najtezaynejse probleme
moramo pac pristeyati tudi bo-
docnosti nase mladine. zal, da
Je bilo posebno v tezkih
cash posebno podezelska mia
dina prepuseena sama sebi. Mno-
go sc je sicer pisalo, koliko Sc
je re in koliko sc Sc bo sterile
zanjo, vendar so bile to doslej
sarno obljube, Xxi pa MISC obro-
ollie sadu. Krivi preroki so "a
peljali mladino S sladkimi bese-
dami tako dalec, da je sicer IL
pregledala, vendar koleba v ne
gotovosti in nj sama v stanju
obdrzati Sc ma dostojni visini,
zakaj? - Edini in pravilen od-
govor ma to vprasanje bi bill, ker
je prisla do tia, odkoder ne mo.
re vec naprej. Gre Sc tu seve.
da predvsem "a delavsko nladi.
no, XII pac najcesce vsled gmot-
nih sredstev ne more doseci ci-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-29


Kristina in Urska sta bill pod
kopiseani in sta okopayali re-
pieo. Pri tenn sta klepetali, da
Sc je beseda besede drzala.
'Urska, ia mas noyi hlapec,
XII je "a kosnjo prisel, mi nj prav
mic po volji," je rekla Kri-
stina. "Tak grd jerk ina in po'
gled potuhnjen. &c mu pogledas
V oci, jih kar pobesi."
"Da, sam pa 81 jih vedno pa
Sc ma zenskah, posebno ma Pa
vii"
"Pavli je strasno zoprno, da
Sc vedno okoli ME kakor pes
null. Pravi, da ga je ze pref ne.
kdaj videla - kje, to je pozabi.
la = spominja pa Sc, da je bilo
nekaj hudega.'
"Kaj prida Lisjak nikoli nj
bill. I'll, Kristina, ga ne poznas,
ker 81 sele stiri leta tukaj. Kjer
so Sc tepli ali kjer SO kaj naro-
be naprayili, je bill re, Sylvester
craven. Ostal nj mixer. vee ka-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-29

kor nekaj mesecev. Kar cez noe
pa je izginil in ze nekaj let nj
bio vec- o. MEM cuti, dokler ga
nj zdaj zaneslo k nam senle ma
Ravne. Postaral Sc je, sicer pa
je ostal, kakrsen je bill: mic pri-
da."
."Cudno sc mi lie zdi, da ga je
Ravnjak vzel.'
"Saj ga, ne bi bill, &c bi matt
ne bill "a MEGA besede zasta-
viii. Lisjak je take mile VIE ma
pei, da jim je srce cisto omeh-
cal. Sal 81 sama cula, ko je to-
I'll, da nj vec mogel ostati zu-
maj V Polju, tako dolg cas- mu
je bilo po hribih in po domacih
ljudeh - in zdrav da tudi nj
: vec kakor vcasih."
"Meni Sc tudi smili; siromak
je - ko bi lie svoje grde nava-
de opustil. Materi DO treba po-
vedati, maj ga poueijo."
! "Kristina, tt 81 vse premehke-
ga srca, tebe kmalu premoti.
Temu staremu 'gresniku ne po-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-29

lin, za katerega Sc bori. Tako
srecujemo Y poznejaem zivljenju
ijAdl HI jih IN lisoda pripeljala
do poldiea, Y katerem se cesto
po6utijo nesretni. Starsi otroku
navadno vsled bede MISC mogli
pomagati do kruha in tako je bill
be v zgodnjih letih prepuscen
sam sebi. Prenanogo jih je, "a
katere SO starisi zrtyovali vse,
do zadnje pare, da 50 jih dali
studirati, Yendar studija MISC
mogli ysled reyscine dokonca-
ii, 6epray SO Sc leta in leta S
praznim zelodcem oh slabi raz-
syetljayi, najhujsi zini lah-
no sukhjico v nevarnosti "a svo-
je zdrayje, borili "a boljso pri-
hodnjost. Klicali in vzpodbuja-
Ii SO jih k vztra jnosti, toda ali
je bill kdo, XII hi jim bill materi-
jelno priskocil ma pomoe. Pa nj
SO samo ii, koliko je mladine v
najrazlicnejsih poklicih, XII bi
bila zmozna nuditi clovestvu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-29

mn0go yee, ko.bi bilo vsaj raalo
razumevanja zanjo. zato IL nnj-
nd potrebno, ako hoGemo vxgo-
jiti rod vreden nasih prednikoy,
da pomagamo mladini do ciljev,
XII Sc jih sama zastaVi, ne pa,
da ostaja se nadalje igracka
usode.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-29

maga mic veG din je skoda usmir
ljenja. Sicer pa ne verjamem
Lisjaku ne hesede tega, kar De
natvezal Raynjaku in materi.
"Baje nu je prejsnji gospo-
dar. dal lepo spri6evalo v buk-
vice."
Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-29
(Nadaljevanje)

. .'
"crnuhlja mora Raven,
pref nimam miru :. Lencka,
moja hci, tudi ze komaj caka |;
da jo sprawl odtod."
"Tvoja hci? Menda j yendar
nisi kaj povedal?"
"Ne. Toda Lencka bi maj Raw
njaka vzela. ze vse leto hodi "a
njo; "a zenitev pa nina koraj-
ze, dokler Be stara Ravnica mig
lie. Lencka pa pravi, da ci-
ganico noce ziveti pod emo stre-
no." .... " ..~... .....
Zdaj Sc je Lisjak ma glas "a
smejal: "Hahaha."
"Kaj Sc tako neumno sme-
jes?" je zabrundal Osojnik.
''Nic, mic. Snnejati Sc moran,
ko sc babe ko macke tepejo "a
dede." -,~
"Kaj? Pa menda ne mislis;
da " EF
"Nicesar ne mislim, dejal bi
lie, ce 81 ze takorekoc Ravnja-
kov tast, dopovej mu, .da mora
ciganka cd hise!"
ITO 81 bonn premislil., Raw
MAX je samosvoj kakor star vol
in ne zaupa nikomur. Ce vidi,
da sem crnuhlji nasproten, 81 DO
to in ono mislil in je zanalasc
ne DO nagnal. Ne, tako j ne
bono kos. Ia hrbtom morava
crez MO, YES, Sylvester; tn sem
Sc tebe spomnil. Jasne glave 81
in zadnji dve lett 81 Sc gotovo
Sc kaj naucl." Ai'.
o, da, narsicesa!" Sc je po-
nasal Lisjak; "toda ia me po-
zna in bo previdna." )" ",
"Odkod te pozna?"'
"Pred deyetinli lett 81 me po,
slal k ciganom v tabor; tedaj
me je zbadala S svojinai ernimi
ocmi ko xiv vrag."
a Z. f-4r.
tDevet let je dolgo. v teh le'
tin 81 Sc ii spremenil, ona pa
tudi. Ii ME ne bos spoznal, ona
pa tebe tudi me-"
"Pojdi, pojdi!'
"Nic vec ne najdes ma Mi ci,
ganskega, kakor da je zagore'
la in da ina crne lase in vrazje
oci." f.. - 49, ..
"Med tisoci bi spoznal njen O.
braz ;. Zdaj pa povej, kaj ho-
ces, da tt napravim ma Raw.
nah! a..
10 mOraS sam lZVOhatl, Ka.
bi Sc dalo napraviti. Morda sple,
tes kaj malega ljubezni z njo in
ko ii nasede, Sc zgubis in jo pu'
sits ma cedilu.'"'
ITO mi je prevee nevarno
Smolil bi Sc, smolil, in sam sebe
osmolil." ~
''Saj je vec potov. Pravi lis
jak najde ma. Ravnah zmerom
kako rec, XII je kaj yredna,. ma
primer kako uro ali kak lep pr.
stan ali denar. Bistre oci imas
in tenke prste. 2 lahkoto bos
kaj takega zmaknil in skril Gr
nuhlji V memo skrinjo med ME.
ne reci."
''Kaj potem z" je vprasal Lis
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-29


"Potem? Neumno. vprasujes.
Zacelo Sc DO iskanje, osumili
bodo ciganko - da jo bodo, "a
to je treba skrbeti 49,, si bodo
v memo skrinjo brskat in tn bo-
do vse lepo zayito nash. To Sc
bo po vsej District razglasilo, in
ee tatinska sraka ne DO izginila
ko kafra, bodo prisli orozniki in
10 gnali. Tako Sc je odkrizava
in nikoli vec 81 ne DO upala v
mas kraj in neyarnost je mini
la
me verjamem. Saj je Sc Mir
ko. Ia Sc DO masceval in te ne
bo spustil il klesc." >.
"Ko bi mogel, da. Toda brez
crnuhlje' ne more mic. Danes tt
Sc marsicesa ne razumes, JAZZ
ii pa tudi ne morem vsega ma
dolgo in siroko razlagati. Ko
bos malo deli casa tn in Sc hos
nekeliko razgledal, bos vse ra-
zumel. Treba je lie emo: crnuh-
ljo proc!"
Lisjak je malo pomislil, po-
tenn je vprasal:
'Kaj mi bos dal, &c Sc po-
sreci?'
"Dobil bos, da bos/ zadovo-
voljen."
"Hocem pa danes ze vedeti,
koliko bo."
Him, hm, dive sto dinarjev -
je ze lep denar.'
"Da, lep ze, ampak malo ga
je. &c ne ponudis vec, ne DO
MIC" .rf.... g.: 3. 3
"Torej dive sto in petdeset. y
"se tudi ne DO mic. Ia slabo
plaeilo slabo opravilo" !
.''Vrag, koliko pa 4zahtevas" %
"Najmanj pet sto dinarjev
in da mi das danes sto dinarjev
ma racun." !
"Naprej ne dam mic"
"Potem tudi JAZZ ne obljubim
mic. Ne pare nimam in clovek
brez denarja nina korajze, ka-
kor bi moral"
"saj Sc ne ven, &c te Raw
MAX vzame." 3D..
"Ce me ne, ii prinesem teh
sto dinarjey nazaj; potem Sc
bova dalje menila."
Osojnik Sc je zvijal ko lisica
v pasti. Ma kraju Sc je VIDAL in
Je LlsJaku placal 'sto dlnarJev
ma racun.
ITO pa 81 izgovorim," je roh-
mel, maj pride karkoli, nihce,
najmanj pa Ravnjaki, ne smejo
vedeti, da sem incl JAZZ kaj IRA
ven."
ITO tt obljubim," je rekel Ii
sjak, "kajti menim, da bova Sc
veckrat eden drugega prala. In
zdaj, ko SO kolesa namazana
maj Sc zasucejo in gredo MAJ
svojo pot! Dol v RekoI pojdem
pa skozi les cd one strani; take
bonn prisel ravno prav do Raw.
ne, da poprosim "a prenocisce. u
'To dajo vsakomur. Pojdi to-
rel in dobro opravi!"
"Jaz ze bonn. Lahko noc!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-29

DEkLETA In zENE. - &c ste namenjene kupit kozuh
Fur Coat drugo ali Sc to zimo, opozarjam da
kupe istega kakor hitro je mogoce rad gotovega
vzroka katerega tukaj onenit Ne recite po-
zneje, da vas nisem opozoril --
Seda je tudi najbols cas- da 81 narcotic fino spo-
mladansko STERLING suknjo ali Suit drektno iz tovar
me- &c zete iste dob "a VELIKONOC Ne pozabite da
so to yojni cas, - Yam Sc priporocam
BElNO B. LEUSTIG
1884 Addison Rd. - ENdicott 3426 ali ENdicott 1920
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-29

ze drugic teku peth mesecih Sc je porocao, da je
bill v bith pogresan poznani porocnk Tommy Harmon
bvsi nogometni gralec michiganske universe Zgornja
slika kaze njegovega brata Louisa, XII svojo svak
no, veselta novice, XII je porocao da Tommy nahaja
ma yarnem nekie ma Kitaiskem. "..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
MEET MISS GREER

One or these days YOU are
GONG to meet Betty Jane Greer
on the screen and according 10
one who saw her test she Is a
honey Betty was originally dis
covered hy David O. SelzniCk
when he visited Washington last
October. Her mother Is a war
worker and when David saw the
girl he thought she had motion
picture polenualiticS He signed
her and she came 10 Hollywood
Meantime, Howard Hughes was
so impressed with the girl he
took over her contract. For II
months Betty Jane has been
studying diction. drama and sing
inC. When Howard feels the time
is right he VIII introduce her in a
movie. He kept Jane Russell and
Jack Bewtel under contract over
three years before the public saw
them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
EAGLE CAFE

THE EAGLE CAFE has Johnny
Rubber Faced Frisco back for
week as master of cere-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30

ADAMS-"sh Shadow Of Doubt" 1928.
IS. S.51. 1000 p. m; she Has What
II Takes, ll;l9 a. M 2'52' 5'A5, sos
p. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOI.-"stsr spsnglec
Rhythm, II a. m. I SIS. ass. I.o4. 10 SO
.. N "Escape From Crime ~ SIS 3:5s,
s.5i. s:33 D. m
CINDERELLA Were Never Love
Her" $40 1915 1870 p. m Flyng
Tigers" ] 80. 5:35, 9.fa p m,
CINEMA -"Thisu Make You Whistle 4"
~ AIS, 4s2a $40, SOS. iO.ha p m.
isle Of Paradise, 1905, 800, 535, 1850
10 p. m
FISHER You Were Never Lovshsr. "
253 7;04. il.i5 p m, Flying Tigers, '
l;ll. 5.22. s.33 .. m.
FON-"The Meanest Man in the World. Of
1921 3:06. 6:54. spa II 90 p. m.
"Reveile With Beverly" IL a. m, 30
ans. 6;57. q "a p. m
HOLLYWOOD You Were Never Love
ler s $50 p. m Flying Tigers" $40
II 10 y, m.
MADISON You Were Never LovsHer
II a m 1908, 7.1s. 20 p m. Fly
Ing Tigers" III S 30, e.4J p. m.
MCHIGAN -- Andy Hardys Double
Life II m 1855. $50. 7.45. i0.iC
p. m; "omaha Trail" 1888, 3:ts, 6:43
s:3s p. m.
Ms-sTATE-"Hitler's Children" II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Won't BE MAYOR

TeN Ergr cowboy actor ,
turning down "a chance to ae "a
uaNor. Tex ISN'T Interested in
politics and So be refused The
honor when q petition was sent
hum by the citizens Of Notnor.aud
Ten. his home town, asking HIM
10 return and run for mayor.
Ia call anybody smart TO keep
out Of politics. especially when
they've got a good Job ike Tex
has. az Universal IN Frontier
Bad Man. a TcChnlColor horse
opera showing the carly settle
men' days IN Arizona following
the Civil War Few people know
Tex was graduated from law
school a the University Of Texas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Voyage

WHEN KATINA PAXINOU,
who plays Pillar IN For Whom the
Bell Tolls" was coming TO Amer
lea from her native Greece, where
she was acknowledged First Lady
of the Royal Thoater," her ship
was torpedoed by German U-boat
and she spent Is hours IN an open
life boat before being rescued by
a British destroyer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30

monies, introducing Loki and his
accordion and Jane Parker with
some tap and acrobatic routines.
FIESTA BAR
SALLY ROMINE. another De-
troit girl, is the leading floor show
feature at the Continental Room
and Fiesta Bar at the Savarine
Hotel. Sally started on her singing
career in a city-wide talent con-
test, and has since become an out
standing favorite in the Middle
West. Doing her accompaniment
are Gene Fenby and his orchestra.
SAKS SHOW BAR
MIR. BEAN. Harlem Hattie and
Little Nellie are doing very well,
thank you, at Saks Bar this week.
In case you hadn't heard, the
aforementioned trio are the stars
of the KurtiS Marionette Revue.
Also at Saks this week, Jean Walls
is warbling such tunes as You'd
BE So Nice 10 Come Home to- in
a very pleasing way Acrobatic
novelty is personified by Mary
Allison, and Jackie billiards. tenor
vocalizing is easy to take.
VERNE'S CAFE
JUNE WREN is a thrush. and a
very good one too. who may be
heard out at Nerne'S these eve
ninCS. She's AZ her best on the
swing numbers. A comedy aero
batic and COntortion act is pre-
Scnted by Ernie Stewart and Mere
dith and Robins take the duo
dance spot Music, courtesy Of
Billie McGill and her all-girl
aggregation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Cry Havoc
4bSOrbino
III CdSS
RN CHARLES GENTRY

1T DoESN r seem So very long
ago that We had q play with an
entirely feminine cast, from the
ea4>t4e pen of Clare Boothc, in
which the pretty things drawdlod
over the bridge table. coS>iped in
beauty parlors and proved them
selves rather useless characters in
general
Bar In the Ugh, Of such a stir
ring picture as Cry Havoc the
current play at tho Cass presents,
Ve find that those girls have prac-
'ca.y become ancient hays and
that war has brought 10 the fore
q generation Of young American
VaUapnOOd ready 10 tackle the
cGWmcst tasks there are to
handle.
"Cy Havoc" is a play about
thc women Of Bataan. who vol
luiCeucd 10 AID the regular A ii sff74yyi
nurses and who worked horolcally
against tragic odds, though most
~, them were never suited or
trained for the blood sweat and
tears which were their lot
Allan kcnWard has not really
Vr'ten play but rather series
u- dramatic character sketches.
and while no has obviously hoped
thar the result would he sort
of female Journeys End IT is
not the plot. but the performances
NnIrh intrigue Won
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
4 FINE ACTRESS

As for the performances. Flora
Campbell proves herself a beau
tlfully restrained and fine actress.
whose timing and self-posSeSSion
are magnificent things 10 watch.
She almost makes some Of the
other girls seem overdrawn in their
pOrtrayalS.
Florence MaCMichacl. as the
southern belle, is sensational. She
almost steals the show. because
her lines are tho only humorous
ones and her delivery of them so
expert.
Bridget Hart. whom hurleSque
fans will recognize as the famous
NarClc. proves 10 he quite an aC-
trcSS, though this is her first
dramatic role, Eugcnia Rawls a
talented young lady. goes little
overheard IN the third act. but that
may be because the character she
plays Of the enemy agent is not
particularly plausible
Ann DcrC. as the woman doctor.
Patricia Iruoside as the stalwart
Flo Jacqueline Susan. the switch
board operator and Maxine Stuart
as the littloSt rebel. all of them
are excellent and help 10 sustain
your interest for every minute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Star Is Godmo+her

DURING THE filming of
China, " Loretta Young became
the godmother of Patrick Joseph
NllhcrS Farrow. son of Director
John Farrow and Mrs. FarroW
tMaurccn O'Sullivan) at ChriStcn-
ing ceremonies. Loretta, with Alan
Ladd and William BendiX5 starS=iH
dramatic film set against the back
ground of the war in China.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
\ HARD JOB

The trouble about writing a
play about an historical incident,
or even the Hypothetical pretonse
az one is that the dcnouement is
"A forcgone conclusion. and since
you know what's going 10 happen
YOU concentrate more upon how Il
happens or TO whom IT happens.
In this case We know any luck
less girls on Bataan met either
death of a worse fate. so we arc
intrigued more by how they met
II and what happened to them
before hand
To an evacuated munitions ~hel-
tor IN the Philippines come a hcvy
Of strangely assorted young ladies.
a telephone operator hurlcSque
dancer a southern missy" and
several others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Film Time Clock

a. m. i:4s. t.ii,. 7:3s 1881 p. m; LADY
Bodyguard. 1880 3 80. s:25, $50 p. m.
PARADISE Erskine Hawkins. 25z,
s:O4. 1888, iO.is p, m "No Place for .
Lady" i:i7. Sac. s:2i. s:3s. mas p. m.
RIVIERA Were Never Loveher."
an. s,3i. 1915 p. N; Flying Tigers"
n 30, 4:f3 s:5e =, m. y
R-K-O UPTOWN "You Were Never
Loyeuer." sos 715. ll;20 ?. m; Fly
ing Tigers e" rs. 45. $50 p. m.
ROYAL YOU Were Never Lovelier,"
.O5 y m Flying Tigers" $50. iOAzI
p. m
TELENEwS News. short subjects, p
A. m. 10 IL p m.
UNITED ARTISTS Random Harvest"
lieS a m. EOS. as. IT'S. s.4S p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Must Be Good

AFTER NEARLY three years Of
preparation. For Whom the Bell
Tolls Ernest Hemingway's cele-
hratcd story of love and war IN
Civlal War Spain. is ready for re-
lease. It's required longer than
any other movie 10 ready for the
public. Gary Cooper and Ingrid
Bergman are co-StarS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30

ARLENE THOMPSON is CAROL
ing the rcfrainS Of the current pops
out at the Club Casanova, and
audiences at the Grand River
establishment are applaudinG her
efforts. Host Lowell Bernhardt is
also presenting the tap-danclng
Jay Sisters with Jack Taylor doing
tho master Of ceremonies duties.
Eleanor Kay is a versatile aero
battle danScuSe who adds charm 20
the foot-work and Roy Hall does
the impossible with his magic.
Eddie Camden and his orchestra
take care of the gallopade, which
is dance music TO you.
CLUB THREE 666
THE FOLLIES of 1913 are in
the last week al the Three 666
with the spotlight falling on the
Sons of the South and their melo-
die offerings Corn Bread and
Honey Chile bring in some novel
dance routineS and Tena push
Out Dixon takes care OF the
voCalizlnG.
Exotic Dolly Pembroke aero
dances with fincssc, while Tancle-
foot and BatteaSte are on tho
lighter side with their comedy
song and dance numbers.
Wanda Paul, the young Detroit
girl, is pleasantly lyrical and the
TaylorettcS arc prccision-pluS in
their routincS. Teddy BruCkncr and
his orchestra muSiCalize for the
show and dancing.
EAGLE CAFE
THE EAGLE CAFE has Johnny
Rubber Faced Frisco back for
another week as master of Cere-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
CHATTFp IN HOLLYWOOD

Have YOU heard Humphrey 30
CARTS pct story about the men
who went in the cafe and asked
for steak IN a hurry? That
sounds like a Joke hut there 8
more 10 IT, T. seems the waitress
was amazed and Informed him
they had only horse steaks 20
serve
"All right" sand tho impatient
gert bring me horse meat
steak. :"
Pretty soon She came back
with two horsemeat steaks on a
rlat'cr
What's thls?" spIuerod Tho
customer II ordered Just one
Stpalt."
sorry. sir" appcd the
waitress eve can't >cnaratc
them They're ou thc menu ~
an entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
HEROIC TASKS

Under constant enemy fire they
learn 10 buckle down. forget per-
Sonal differences and finally face
a courageous end.
II is these episodes which ac-
count for the chief interest IN the
play although tho author has
tried 10 introduce melodrama in
the third act with a really far
fetched incident about one Of the
girls proving 10 he a fifth column
MIST bctraylng them all. The idea
IS inconGruouS. but u provides a
stark and highly emotional ending
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
NOT TILTED

Am I happy II seems I WASH I
Tilted by Jackie Jenkins. II was
financial trouble that kept him
from calling me about our dinner
date Doris Dudley, the mother Of
5-year-old Jackie said a nice lady
wanted 10 meet him lglad she
called me niCcl.
We'll" said Jackie. "hOw can
! take her 10 dinner on nickel
week ."
Doris promised 20 stake him. So
we compromised with luncheon. on
account Of Jackle'S bed time is IS
O'Clock and that is little early
for me. Seriously Doris rs being
very wise with the boy and not
letting him know no Is The most
talkcd-of young man in Hollywood
AZ this writing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Singing Stars Head
Niqht Club Bills
BY COLLEEN MACDONELL

ARLENE THOMPSON carol monies introducing Lot and his
ing Of the pops accordion and Jane Parker with
Club Casanova and and acrobac