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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-03-29

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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-03-29

A white leghorn owned by Or.
Peter Simpson, Hooper, Nebr., laid
628 eggs in two years.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-03-29

An eruption Of Mount Pelee de-
stroyed St. Pierre, on the island
of Martinique, May 8, 1902
Evening star., 1943-09-05

GUESS you would call Archie a
hobo. Or maybe a common
bum.
Archie opened the back door
screen a few nights ago an waited
till l looked around.
Fond greetings, my good fel-
lowr' says Archie. do you sup
pose, with the proper references.
might find some simple chore by
which could establish a credit
to be expended in foods of high
nourishment but lowration value?'
who tn devil are your is all
l can think of to say. That's all
tn openin' he needs. He enters,
with dignity an plenty of self
confidence.
"Just call me by my Christian
name - Archibald, sometimes
shortened to Archie by my init
mates" Archie crates. scratchin'
himself between gestures.
WELL. Archie" I say back to
him, there's forty pounds o
potatoes that need undressin -
but 20 in there an wash first. An
peel them spuds thin"
Archie looks like he is disap-
pointed in me. can't tell whether
he hates tn idea of washin'. or
tn idea of peelin' tn potatoes, but
you could tell had hurt his feel
ms.
But he swallows his pride and
goes in the washroom to tidy up.
He comes out a couple of min,
utes later somewhat wettcr, If
no cleaner, an takes up tn
parin' knife with no signs of
relish whatever.
1.-The domestic arts are some
what out of my line," explains
Archie. 81 am, by profession, a
traveller, an observer of what goes
on in the hearts an the minds of
men. l see rising in this fair land
certain social trends which cause
me to be alarmed!
"In my travels once came
Evening star., 1943-09-05
ARCHIE IS WILLIN1

across a statue called the Pioneer
Mother There she stood, children
at her skirts, musket in hand.
ready to protect her sacred
hearth.
"What do l see today?" Archie
asks, shakin' his head.
"In my short span of fifty-odd
years, women have abandoned tn
home. They are today armed With
riveting guns, they are in Wac uni
forms, they sit at the desks OF
yesterdays kings of commerce.
"Why, Archie" | answers
him, 1--WE need more women
workers, more Wacs an Waves
an Marines an nurses an all
they're helpin' th' soldiers
an sailors win the war"
"Well," Archie says, II am not
one to question the needs of this
nation or to doubt the skill an
initiative of the fair sex which
is beyond my understanding.
"What fear is that in my post
war travels, to which / look for
ward with some interest, house.
wife of that time will put me to
doing the family wash to earn my
small repast. That, sir, would be a
more crushing blow than having to
pare these tubersr'
80 / let Archie off with a dimes
worth of work an a quarters
worth of hamburger. But I kept
thinkin' about that pioneer woman
= an these gals doin' today's war
work, a lot of it nsen's work, too.
"Archie," l said, when he start
ed away. maybe they're goin' to
crowd us men right into complete
idleneSs!"
my sense of chivalry." says
Archie with blissful smile,
would prevent me from raising
hand to protest any such eventr
Od@1
wAllv'0OaEh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Film Time Clock

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1929 m Omaha Trail 1898. 3.4s.
CINDERELLA Arabian Nights 80.
IS. ? 20 p m Gentlemen jim. n 30,
. 50 %, 10 a. 2 NJ
CINEMA -" Slaves ~ Bondage II 10,
Woman Is. $40. 81 IN. 80 ,. m.
FISHER Arabian Nights . 30 400,
737 llll 3 m Gentleman Jim u.
"a FoxGtrSe Amazing NJ. Monday"
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Prairie Chicken ~ 53. 3.f3 33, s.4S
HOLLYWOOD Araoisp nights go.
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2.l5 $50. 825 g. M. Gentleman Jim. 30
u y. 3te IA 1898 p m
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IA llsQ2 p m Ny Hear Beongs 70
lPALMS->IAIt Forever and a Day
1913 SAB. 49, 1916 p m. Tarazan
Tuumpns n A m 2.21. 20 p. 20 p. m
PARADISE Tiny Bradshaw,' 49, s,
IS 1913 p m Behind Prison Walls
l2T 3.J2 627 s-35, ll.l3 3 m
RIVIERA Arabian Nights %. sos,
2 81 p m Gentleman jim, y 30 4.o3,
RIO CPfoWN - Arabian Nizhts "
$40. 100. II p. m Gentleman Jim
?. 80, 2 20 > m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Henderson
Opens at
Paradise

FLETCHER HEN D Err ON,
twice winner of The national
award for dance arrangements,
opens a weeks engagement az the
Paradise tomorrow.
Henderson began his career
some 20 years ago as pianist Of
the Black Swan TroubadourS. 20
which featured Ethel Waters. In
1919 he was 4 hIt al New York $
RoSeland Ballroom. and his fame
mas increased yearly since then.
During tho years he has mad
such fine Scpla instmmentalIStS as
Louis Armstrong, John Kirby.
Fats Waller, Benny Carter. Choo
Berry Roy Eldrldge Don Redman,
Cootie Williams and Charlie Green
with his aggregation.
Feeling that he could contribute
more 20 modern music by concen-
tratlng on arranging, Henderson
diSbanded his orchestra a few
years ago, but he soon wanted 70
be making his own music again
and returned 10 the bandstand
Other performers with the out
~ include Rose (Cyclone) Nor
gan, singing comedienne: Bon Bon.
blues singer, and the Three Blue
jackets.
Clancy Street Boys" is the
SCrecn attraction AZ the thcaier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
BOWery Brings In
Hollywood Glamour

and Dolly with more laughs Slap
happy and fg'l Of fun. they Whirl
around in an act that adds pep 10
the show
DetroitS Harvey Stone il in
there with more amusement. He
has Just finished a 30-week stretch
as master Of ceremonies, and now
docs a routine Of his own.
Charlie Carlisle tho veteran
master Of ceremonies has been
released by the army and IS back
With the in'roduCtlOns
Martha 6 osham presents her
unusual acro-control numbers and
Pat WalSh's IA victory dancers
produce new line numbers which
tie the show together.
Us the music of Benny Resh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15

MUCH OF Hollywood s glamour.
beauty and talent IS m Town this
week e.. pcr,on.hcd by Dorothy
Dare. Long a favorIte Of Broad
way she has JUST finished the
movie musical. The YankS Are
Coming. and is now at the
BOWeIN
HeaduninC The supporting show
are the Hazel Mangcan -Four four
sophisticated young ladies' who
make their debut here with their
smooth >a'ircal comedy Poklng
fun a. the gay nIncticS IN merry
widow hats and ieC o mutton
sleeves. they combine songs and
acrobatcs for one Of the funniest
routnCS seen here
Following the quartet are Hal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Coffee Is Aid TO
FINLAND Romance

THERE Is a scene in Salute
For Three" now filming where
Marty May called at Betty
Rhodes apartment bearing gifts
He arrived with a long florist
box under one arm and A small
round drum-snaped package under
the other.
Betty greeted him with this
comment.
ooh. how sweet of you.
Thanks for the flowers and
candy"
Flowers, YES" said May and
then he presented the other
package win the air Of one
privileged 10 handle crown
jewels.
But this isn't candy. It's a
pound Of coffee"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Red Cross Tao
Gets New Use

JUDY GARLAND has aided The
Red Cross drive, and AZ the same
time. created a new style IN
ieWelrV for defense.
When the star received tho tag
acknowledging hcr contribution TO
the Red Gross. she promptly
asked for another and turned
them into fashionable earrings
Judy Shollackod the little white
discs and glued them 10 clips
from discarded earrings 70 thus
complement hor red and white
sport suit with the latest in
"iewelry for a cause She is cur
rently completing Girl Crazy
co-starred with Mickey Rooney.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Magda)Lo
Star at
National

MAGDA 10y known asfhe girl
who Spurncd Hitler. scores heavily
IN her bronze dance az the Ma
uonal this week
Vylng for honorS are the lovely
Disorders. Ann Smith and Faun
DeLcSe, while Carlotta causes
much amaZement with her un-
usual voice range. She is billed as
A double-voiced wonder
Sunky Fields and Shorty Nc
AlliSter provide hilarious antics
and chatter with Stralghtman
Johnny Cook and Gordon Bennett
stays on 10 sing with Frank Duke.
Ramona is eye-flling in her
Oriental dance number.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Spring FeUer Hits Night Clubs

his hypnotic act SUD amazing mo
customers
Tho professor has made tours OF
American high schools demonstrat-
ing hIS peculiar ability 10 control
the minds Of his subjects The
Latlip sisters entertain with songs
dances and circus acrobatiCs. At
the command Of Ernie Rich. The
master OF ceremonies.
Fred Sheger and his boys are on
the bandSfand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Debut as Singer

Nancy Kelly is making her
debut as a motion picture singer
in Tornado, new William Pine
and William Thomas production.
Although she has been on the
screen since a child and has
starred on the Broadway stage,
Nancy has not sung profession
ally before In her role as A
mining town dance hall singer in
Tornado. she co-stars with
Chester Morris.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Paramount's Latin

Dona Drake, born Rita Novella in
Mexico City, cant speak Spanish.
but she's spending time between
scenes Of Lets Face II, musical
co-starring Bob Hope and Betty
Hutton. learning the language.
She wants TO make a movie in her
native CITY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Rogers Helps

Billy Benedict who has a foa-
tured role in Aerial Gunner, -
a Plne-Thomas production was
launched on his screen career by
the late VIII Rogers. Born IN
Oklahoma. only a few miles from
Rogers home. Billy met the
humoriSt in Hollywood and Rogers
arranged introduCtions 10 casting
directors for him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
CLUB TEDDY BEAR

THIS IS Babe Smiths third
week as mistress Of ceremonies
and songs out AZ the Teddy Bear.
LoWcry and Russell are the duo
comedy and dance spotlight hold
Crs. with Kay and Lewis in the
mclodic musical novelty
For the hghtS-are-loW dancing
we have Roy Gray a. the piano
and BOB Turner'S guitar and or
rhn.ira
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
BARBARY COAST

THE VICTORY PARADE is
the new show at the Barbary
C0as'. with Professor Zalano and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
SAKS SHOW BAR

THE CURRENT Saks show is
one OF the llveIeet presented IN
many a moon. having the amusing
Riess brothers and Ross. Their
parodieS and mugglnG 70 over very
well. and their choice of musical
numbers IS varied, putting it
mildly.
Harry Ross is master Of Ccre-
monies. introducing Dorothy Mayo,
VINO pleaSeS with her character
and toe dance work. and Nylophon-
isl Johnny Morrison
JACKIE Hlllard Is the tenor. Hes
dreamed up some romantic mum
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
DAVID POPULAR

am beginning 70 suspect my
entire force has fallen for David
Selznick. not because he makes
TOP picture, OF develops so many
big stars. but because he does MS
own tclcphonlnC What a 70
lief" signs my Title the Toller
not 10 have 10 90 through four
different secretaries 10 get 10 a
movie executive.
In HOLLYWOOD, an executive who
gets on the telephone first IS n
rarity. indeed Among David
other talents Is developing new
romerS into real stars 50 ] VIII
say that Kay Hunter young Pssa-
dena community theater actress
and Judith Ives now playing with
Helen HAYES in Harriet - are both
lucky girls 10 get new contracts
.FponsOred by David
Miss Ives comes 70 Hollywood
after the run ~ tho play and
every ono who has seen her test
lis enthusiastIc-including Ernst
Iubitsch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
By COLLEEN mcdonnell

WITH a mad routine that GOES
the hula and snake charmer act
one better, Kitty Morrison Is
diverting the patrons Of tho Palm
Beach. She is very much to their
liking
Decorative June Walls brings
that old moon June stuff 10 a new
high with her rcndIu0nS Of the
songs that make spring what it's.
New addition 20 the bill Is the
well known dance team, Jana and
Anthony. Their smooth ballroom
ology. modern decor and clover
coStuming make tor eye appeal
VcleSka Powell rs in there with
her novelty dance, and Gu,
Howard masters the ceremonies ln
his usual adept way
Don Pablo continues 20 hold
GNldN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15

hers that make tho heart beat
faster Cellophane fringcs fan 10
bury the gal-lamour Of the Debo-
re'tes m Savage Serenade, % their
chorus offering.
CLUE MARIO
BOB HOPKINS and his Holly
wood voices top tho variety show
al me Mario way-way out JEFF
ferson m Gods country. Bob 6 the
chap who has 50 amazed the vari-
ous film stars with has impcrSona-
ton, Of them Frequently Holly
woodIies have been startled 10
hear their own voices reach out
over the either waves. only TO learn
that the talented Bob is m.mcIng
them.
Gene Punglo, the young New
York violin maestro. is au.ie the
hoy and girls. ne is Just about
the most hand thing our orOS
have laid upon m many a long
moon Sort Of "A combination VIC
tor Mature and John Payne, II you
can marine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
FASCINATING

Warm. INTEL gent Doris Keane.
whose performance IN Romance
some 20 wears ago was such A high
spot IN the thcafcr. is taSclnat-
ing creature. she was living
abroad when war was declared
and her stories Of DuSc, Ellen
Terry and tho other great artists
7f the stage are extremely inter-
r,t.nc. Miss keane was Elsie
.Nlcndls cocktail guest and I don {
know when I have enjoyed myself
las much as listening 10 the guest
.,f honor talk "thcatcT. She SAID
There had always been talk Of
making an opcrctta Of Romance, %
out the author Edward Sheldon
- 44nau1- ff4eA+e-Ne- lrelll HaG
~ found score that satisfied
hIT
The story is about an opera
singer. so the music would have
10 be something special
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
CHATTER IN HOLLYWOOD

The BO-artS. humphrey and
Mayo Nethot, back from weeks
n the desert tclcphoned 20 say
hello today They stopped in town
only long enough 20 gather up
their clothes and hie themselves
10 BoCeyS boat
They were on location AZ Draw
lev for Sahara and every night
sitter work The BogartS would put
on show for the service men
In the open. Three thousand Of
them would SIT around on the
ground while the Bogarts emoted.
They called Humphros beau Jest
Mayo says she walked 10 miles
every day 10 carry lunch 10
Humphrey and ~ really sounds.
i'm spite of their isolation, as If
they had a wonderful time.
NO JEALOUSY
Never let II be said that the
ereen-eyed monster Of professional
jealousy has attacked Margaret
O'Brien. The other day Margaret
and her mother ran into a horde
Of youngsters outside the M-G-M
gate who Immediately Swarmed
around her with autograph books
Very laboriously Margaret was
spelling out her namc~hen Greer
GarSons car pulled up.
The tickle sttle fans immedi-
ately floCkcd over 10 Greer 10 get
her autograph and standing pa
tiently at the end Of the line, was
little Margaret. Greer laughingly
apologized for taking her audi
ence away from her
ooh. that's all right" said
Margaret politely. "it's hard for
No urito anyway
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15

ALLHWOOD, April lo-lne
III ~ Lamar Metro Goldwyn :
Mayer misunderstanding is all
over but the shouting. Hedy and
her agent, Charles Feldman, were
on the lot today and had a very
friendly talk. So by the time this
is printed the chances are that
Hedy will be back getting her
clothes fitted for Heavenly Body
and all the contract trouble VIII
he yesterdays news and soon
forgotten.
Lucille Ball takes another as
Segment. which Is all right with
her. She wasn't eager 10 sub
stitute for Hedy.
! don't know whether Lamar
gets the 81 900 called for IN her
Contract but It's reasonably sure
the terms of her contract will be
carried out
She had refused 10 make any
more pictures when M-G-M ques-
iioned the validity of her raise
because of the $4,000 ceiling
We'll. that's out now, so there's
no reason FOR the company not
giving her the raise.
LATIN BEATTY
Tomorrow is the day Olga San
Juan. lS-year-old Spanish girl
from Porto Rica. arrives IN Holly
wood 10 try and conquer the
movies. Olga sang az the RI
Morocco in New York and one OF
the Paramount talent scouts saw
ner and heard her and she made
a test. Result She was signed
and VIII make her debut IN Rain
BOW Island
She IS little on the order
7f Maria Montel. we were told.
Another MonteZ as eXcitable and
InprediCtahle would certainly STIR
ihings up in the old town. She
stands : feet . in her stocking
Z and has all the allure and
49, ~ ,to attn olrlc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15

in AoM~ooel

HAYWOOD, April 15--The
Lamar Metro Goldwyn :
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15

ITO write anyway"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19

precedent and remember well
what ! say.
10 is loaded with dynamitel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19

have followed his analysis Of the
case so far, you viii remember
there were Intlmations that this
would happen.
As the crown points out. Harold
Christie himself gave no direct
evidence against the accused, but
minimize it As they will, the
prosecution cannot escape the
repercussIons Of this sudden de-
velopment in the case.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19

smoke II he was there, and If he
didn smell smoke il is then quite
possible the crime was not per-
petrated when the crown contends
If Harold Christie was not
there, then a whole new avenue Of
thought IS opened up.
II Mas quite possible, and this
is "A possibility whether Christie
was there or not. that after
Christie went 10 sleep, someone
who knew Sir Harry Cakes quite
well came TO that house. wakened
Sir Harry. talked with HIM, per-
haps quarreled with HIM
More than one such visitor may
have been 50 received. He could
have entered without even knock
ing.
If Christie was sound sleeper
he might not have heard any
thing Ot such a visitor.
If Christie was nor there. he
could not have heard anything
that happened, and one more
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
LEGAL DYNAMITE
BY ERIE STANLEY GARDNER
Copv1eht 1sl3. for THE DETROIT TIMES

NASSAU. Bahamas, Oct 19-Readers
will remember that Perry Mason predicted
certain things must definitely come to pass
in this trial
Those events are now taking shape,
1t viii also be remembered that prediction was
made of possible change in the evidence Of an i'm
portant witness. 1t is impossible as yet to tell
whether there will be any change in the testimony
itself, but the opening speech of the Hon Alfred F.
Adderley, as able courtroom speech as have ever
heard, has already touched off fuse which may
well lead to legal dynamite under the dignity of the
British law.
The prosecution considers itself charged with fairness
to the accused to such extent that when evidence which
might be helpful to the accused attention of
the prosecution that evidence is not held back
So, yesterday, before crowded breathlessy tense
courtroom, the Hon Alfred Adderey admitted that some
where around midnight of the fatefu night Sir Harry
Cakes was budgeoned To death member of the police
force said he had whom he believes been
Harold George Christie station wagon at point some
distance removed from the residence of Sir Harry Cakes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19

mered away AT this point until
something cracked.
Now II looks as though some
thing Is cracking.
There were other somewhat
startling Developments IN the
session of the trial
I had assumed that the big
mansion Of this multlmilhonare
would have been locked at night.
that IL would have been stated
with servants, that other members
of the family would have been
present
II now appears that the rest OF
the family was away, there were
no servants who stayed IN the
house-the last servant in the
place lad left for the night some
time before Sir Harry went 10 bed
and the doors were unlocked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19

a reserved scat Al one Of the
greatest circunhStanIal evidence
trials the country has ever seen.
But do not fail 10 read every
line of the testimony and then
think II over and wait for "A pos
Sible explosion unless there is
some change in the whole struc-
ture Of the case.
This is destined 10 be one of
the greatest cases IN legal history.
II may we'll egtahlIsh y new
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19

thing that Perry Mason predicted
would have came to pass.
The crown now virtually adj
mitS that once it contends the
crime was perpetrated by some
one who had no business being
in that house, someone whose
presence there would have in
Stantly aroused vigorous hostility.
il must also Concede that the
preparation of the crime was
committed as eXDedltiOuSlV as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
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y cups boiling water
cup Maltex Cereal, uncooked
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] p cups flour
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| teaspoon salt
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filling this bread makes delicious tea
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
Perry Mason Predicts Surprise at Trial

possible. unless the crown would
brand the murderer "a being a
knave as well as murderer.
And 50 yesterday the Hon. Al
fred +. Adderley told the Jury
a whole series OF facts which
show the enmity and hostility
which the crown claims existed
between the accused and Sir
Harry Cakes and then keeping
has position within the bounds Of
logic, went on 10 state that the
crown would NOT claim the muir
derer tarried long in the house
on that fatal night.
VIII the evidence substantiate
that position?
VIII il support any such claim
10 such an extent that the Jury
can say the case has been proved
beyond a reasonable doubt?
l would like TO make a more de-
tailed analysis of some Of the evil
dence but l am IN "A British col
ony under the jurisdiction Of
British tribunals and bound By
rules Of law which differ greatly
from our own laws.
II Perry Mason Is 70 remain
free TO keep on telling you the
underlying significance Of what is
happening IN this greatest OF all
murder trials he must not go TOO
far. He must conhne himself 10
the limits of law and the bounds
of decorum.