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Evening star., 1943-04-13
New Draft Classification Rules Explained
Answers Given to Questions That Might Arise Connection
With Change in Dependency Defements ard Class Sd

The tolIoDing question and
1nslDer series 1D1S prepared by
the War Manpoioer Commissions
Bureau OF Selectiue Serpice to
clear up inquiries on the dppli-
cation of the neW Justification
rules announced yesterday.
@. What is the main effect of the
revision?
A. Elimination of dependency de-
ferment for all registrants except
those who maintain bona fide homes
with children, those whose induction
would cause extreme hardship to g
wife, child, or parent with whom
they maintain bona fide homes ano
registrants with dependents who are
necessary to and regularly engaged
in agriculture.
@. What happens to registrants
in classes ga and 3-B who hao
been deferred because of collateral
dependents or wife only?
A. Local boards, reclaSsifyine
them, will consider whether such
registrant is available for in
duction in the military forces; or, ii
he is a conscientious objector, fol
assignment to work of national i'm
portance under civilian direction; OF
whether he should be deferred fol
occupational reasons, or because in
duction would cause extreme hard
ship to dependents.
Birth Date Decides.
@. VINO are recognized as de-
pendents for classification OF regis
trant in class ga?
A. Children who were born not
later than September IA, 1912. The
"imminence of selection" provision
has been eliminated, but the rule
is continued that dependents ac-
uuired on or after December 8
1941, when war was declared, will
not be considered as basis for de-
ferment. Any child born on OF
after September Is, 1912, therefore
will be considered as having been
conceived on or after December q
1941, and therefore will not be con-
SlQeIGu DIS CduoC IOl uSASAhASAAo NAA
less medical evidence established
that birth was delayed.
@. Are only registrants with chill
dren eligible for Glass Sd classl-
fcation?
A. No. A registrant is placed in
Glass Sd if his local board deter
mines that his induction would re-
suit in extreme hardship and prl-
vation to wife, child, or parent
with whom he maintains bona flde
family relationship in his home.
@. In determining whether induc-
ton would cause hardship Or pri-
vation to a registrant's dependents
does the fact that his wife or Other
dependents are working have any
weight?
A. Not necessarily. The local boarc
will consider only whether or mo-
the dependent, or dependents, coule
work, as a factor in determine
whether they could maintain them
selves if their financial income Wer'
limited to the allotment and allow
Evening star., 1943-04-13
ADVERTISEMENT. A
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
SIeepIess Nights

Doctors say your kidneys contain Is miles
OF tiny tubes or filters which help to purify the
blood and keep you healthy. When they get
tired and don't work right in the daytime.
many people have to get up nights. Don't
full sleep.
When disorder of kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood, it
may also cause nagging backache rheumatic
pains. leg pains. loss of pep and energy,
swelling. pufhness under the eyes, headaches
and dizziness.
Don't wait Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills. used successfully by millions for over 40
years. They give happy relief and will help
the ! 5 miles of kidney tubes flush out poison
Gus waste from your blood. Get Doans Pills.
Evening star., 1943-04-13

ferrables." These registrants are be-
ing reclassified in the same manner
as the younger registrants to deter
mine the availability Of each should
the armed forces change their pres
ent policy. Men IS to 65 years old
(class 4-A), were compelled to reg
lister on April n, 1912, but are
specifically exempted by law from
military service. They have been
classified according to their civilian
occupations, skills and aptitudes, but
they cannot be inducted into mill
tary service unless Congress amends
the law to so provide.
@. What Is the status of regis
Evening star., 1943-04-13
trants now engaged In non-defer-
rable activities or OCCUPATIONS?

rable activities or occupations?
A. Registrants engaged in non
deferrable activities or occupations
have no claim for dependency de-
ferment. Those 18 to 80 are being
reclassif1ed as to their fitness for
military service unless they have
registered with the United States
Employment Service for transfer to
an essential occupation. They then
are given 80 days to consulnmate
the transfer. Registrants 80 to IS
will be reclassifled in the same man
ner after May l unless they have
registered with the USES, in which
Evening star., 1943-04-13

case they, too. will be given 20 days
to get into m essential occupati0R
The Army and the Navy are Ga
pected to waive their age limitation
in the cases Of non -deferrable regi1.
trants who are 80 years old or ovef.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21
TWO GREAT HITS
 CLOSING TONIGHT
Strands Twin Attraction Enjoyed; "Reap the Wild
 Wind Opens Tomorrow

Tonite brings to an end on tn, Strand screen two great hits-"Eye! of the Underworld" starring Rich. ard Dix, Lon Chaney and WendJ Barrie, and "Jacare" a Frank Buch jungle thriller. If you haven't vel seen this bill make sure to do SC before the concluding performances this evening.
 Opening four day engagement tomorrow at the Strand is Reap Tine Wild Wind" Cecil B. DeMille's sea epic in Technicolor, which packs more action and spectacle than any of his previous pictures the veteran producer director ayers
 Reap The Wild Wind which stars Ray Midland, Paulette God dard and John Wayne presents two hurricanes, a battering free-for-al- fight fist fight between Millano and Wayne, ship invaded by salv- age pirates and hair raising un- derwater struggle between a giant squid and Midland and Wayne. For positively the tops in motion pie ture entertainment don't miss "Rear the Wild Wind" opening tomorrow at the popular Strand Theater fol a four day engagement
 On the same program is a first run hit in it's Waterbury premiere "A Gentle Gangster' featuring Bar ton MacLane, Jack Larne and Mol. ly Lamont.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21
LEARNS HANDY CODE

As part of her duties in Warner Brother Edge of Darkness New YC-,1 Stage Actress Judith Andel- son had to learn to use a type of flashlight code signals to report 10 a British submarine.
 Park, if the octor would send him S1 O00 Replied Carradinc: "Ncver mind changing the name, Just send me the S1,00O and I'll change my name to match that of the sub division"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21
Hollywood.
By ERSKINE JOHNSON (NEA Staff COrrespOndent)

M-G-M and the Hollywood Vic tory Committee finally have agreed to an Army camp tour for Mickey Rooney. He leaves early in June and probably will be sent some where overseas. The star, who should win lot of new fans be- cause of his first real dramatic work in "The Human Comedy" made his initial Army camp ap- pearance at three Southern Califor- mia desert camps few days ago.
 Marjorie Main, who has played Hollywoods most slatternly, tat tered characters for the last seven years, is taking on glamor for the first time as dance hall owner in Jimmy Cagney's new film, Johnny Come Lately She wears low-cut gowns and displays an hour-glass figure.
 But Abbott and Lou Costello's first vaudeville bokoing-$18 a week at the Willow Grove Amusement park, Willow Grove, Pa.-has been written as sequence for their next M-G-M comedy, "Harem Scarem." ," Lionel Stander checks into the air corps in June. |. Ann Corio and Maxie Rosenbloom are discuss ing a co-starring revue on Broad way this summer. .. Talking about his victory garden, Guy Kibbee said: If I grow as much corn as my dialog, I can feed all of Cali fornia.''
 LL-STAR SHOW
 Biggest ail-star motion picture of any year is being dreamed up by your Uncle Sam. The picture, to be produced under the supervision of the OWI, will feature all Holly wood actors now serving in the armed forces. That means a cast of such names as Clark Gable Jimmy Stewart, Robert Montgom- cry, Victor Mature and scores of others. All proceeds will go to Army and Navy relief.
 Title of new M-G-M picture Private Miss Jones'" has just been changed to "As Thousands Cheer This, of course, left the studio minus a title for the film version of the hit Broadway musical, "As Thousands Cheer" So when Metro gets around to filming "As Thou sands Cheer" it will be titled Private Miss Jones' That's Holly wood.
 Paramount praise agents, who have been ballyhooing Betty Hut ton as the Blonde Blitz", are gnashing their teeth. She's now 6 brunei. Pola Negri, making hel film return in Hi Diddle Diddle, has grand opera ambitions. She'S been studying voice for the last 1C l years.
 Bob Preston's father, Frank Mer- servey, beat sonny boy to active service. Papa is with a Navy con struction crew in the South Pacific Preston, a second lieutenant in the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21
Air Corps is still in the states. ADD ODDITIES

Ruth HuSsey's current film is Pa ramount's "The Uninvited," written by Dorothy Macardle. In 'Tennes- see Johnson" she played a girl named Macardle. .. Claudette Col bert's leading man in 50 Proudly We Hail" George Reeves, is now a paratrooper.
 Instructing Dennis Morgan for a scene in "The Animal Kingdom, Y" Director Irving Rapper said: When you come into the room, you're quite surprised but yo conceal it. It's all new and you're curious about place and the people, but you're shrewd, too, and you like the whole idea of it. That's what I want you to show in your eyes-just your eyes"
 Morgan groaned What you need" he said, lis an optical centi- pede."
 STAR SCENE
 Director Zoltan Korda mindful that Adolf Hitler follows the celeS- tial run of the stars, has a star gaz- ing scene in Somewhere in Sahara of which der Fuehrer may not ap- prove. There's a scene in the film, about allied warfare against the Axis in the desert, which shows several Afrika Korps general looking into the Sahara sky for heavenly DOT tents. "The stars are right tonight, '' one general says to another" and we shall prepare to attack" Next shot shows the United States Army in signia a big white star - on the aide of Lulubelle, a 28-ton tank which Humphrey Bogart com
 A last-minute script revision had been made for one sequence of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21
JOAN BETS COVENTRY"

Although she is the sweet. heart of the $50 soldiers workine in Warner Brothers film versior of Irving Berlins This Is the Army Joan Leslie is not permitted by regulation, to speak with any Of them except in scenes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21
JULIE PROVES WORTH

Julie Bishop didn't have much to do in Warner Brothers Action in the North Atlantic but did it so well the studio handed her a co-starring role with Erroll Flynn as her next film assignment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21

him 8 letter after the Sunday broad cast Betty Garde who used to star on the Crime Doctor series, has been upped to star billing in the. Hammerstein- Rodgers. smash musical, oklahoma" which doesn't surprise her radio fans Bibg Crosby, visiting in New York, wrnt to Belmont and picked seven son of the late Arthur Conan Doyle, creator of the incredible Sherlock, has become a resident of Se United States recently. His name is Dem straight losers! Incidentally, the his F. s. Conan Doyle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21
1OSO-WTIC-2SS

P. M.
 4:00-Backstage Wife 4:15-Stella Dallas 4:30-LorenZo Jones 4:45-Young Widder Brown 5:00-When A Girl Marries 5:15-Portia Faces Life 5:30-Just Plain Bill 5:45-Front Page Farrell 6:00-NeWs 6:15-Victory Is Our Business 6:30-Musical Appetizers 6:45-Lowell Thomas, commentator 7:00-Fred Waring in Pleasure
 Time with Victory Tunes 7:15-News of the World 7:30-The Arkansas Traveler-Bot
 Burns S:00-Cities Service Concert S:30-Your All Time Hit Parade 9:00-WaltZ Time 9:30-People Are Funny 10:00-Tommy Riggs and Betty
 Lou 1O:30-Jerry Sears Orchestra 10:45-Elmer Davis 11:00-NeWS 11:15-Harkness of Washington 11:30-The Road to Danger 12:00-NeWs A. M. 12:05-Paul Martins Music 12:3O-Ted Straeters Orchestra 12:55-News
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21

Sherlock Holmes Faces Death" at Universal studio. Director Roy Williams had decided an effect would be improved if the shrouded corpse of the victim, unhappily murdered earlier in the story, were included in the scene. So the script was changed to make room for the dead man, but due to slip-up the prop department wasn't notified. Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce were already on the stage when Neill arrived and was asked to ap- prove the set. "Very nice" said Neill, but I want bier in here" The prop man responded promptly. Yes, sir" he caid. And how many will be drinking?"
 MUTUAL INTEREST
 Before playing Maxim Litvinov in Mission to Moscow Oscar Homolka went to Washington to study the Soviet ambassador And the Soviet ambassador was curious.
 T don't know who was the more curious, Maxim Litvinov or myself" " recalls Homolka in telling about their meeting. Tt was a luncheon at the embassy at which I was one of many guests. Every time I felt an urge to stare at Litvinov, to study his personality, catch his manner isms, he was looking at me just as intently. But don't think I could have played the role without meet ing him. At least, I'd have done it differently"
 John Carradine received a letter recently from a midwestern realtor who offered to change the name of a subdivision he's planning to open after the war, to Carradine
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21
WATR PRQ GRAMS 1920 Kilot ycles

5;oo-Sheel, h Carter, Commentator 5:15-Melody Revue 5:30-News 5:45-Superman-D Serial 6:00-Yankee News 6:1-5-Press Roundup 6:20-Sports Roundup 6:30-Pleasure and Profit 6:45-Uncle Sam-Drama 7:00-Fulton Lewis, Jr. 7:15-Phone Your Answer 7:30-Salute to the States S:00-Cal Tinney-Sizing up the
 News 8:15-Dancing Discs 8:30-Sherlock Holmes-With Basil
 Rathbone 8:55-Don Dunphy-Sports Quips 9:00-Gabriel Heater 9:15-March On, Marines 9:30-Double or Nothing-John
 Reed King 1O:O0-Boxing Bout-Jack vs. Mont
 gomery 11:00-Yanke News 11:15-Ray Morton's Orch. 11:S0-Musc Without Words Bob
 Stanley's Orch 12:G0-Sign Off.
 TOMORROW A. NJ. 7:45-Reveille Roundup S:00-Yankee News S:15-Morning Musicale S:30-Early Bird 8:45-Morning Devotions 9:0O-News 9:05-Shoppers' Guide 10:00-News 10:05-Rainbow House-Juvenile
 Program 1;0O-Monitor News Review 1l:15-Carniva1 :30-IJ S Army Band 12:00-ArmyN Navy House Party P. NJ. l2:30-NeWs 12:45-Eyes and Ears of the Air
 Force 1:00-Yankee News 1:15-Curley's Clements Rangers 1:30-Henry Jeromes Orch. 1:45-Broadway Bandwagon 2:00-Braves vs Cubs-Baseban 4:15-Fresno Track Meet 4:30-Brazilian Parade 5:00-Feature Race From Suffolk
 Downs 5:15-Tea Dansant 5:45-Elmer Davis 6:00-Yankee News 6:15-Press Roundup 6:20-Sports Roundup 6:30--William Ewing-News 6:45-Hits and Bits 7:00-Music in Variety
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02

| There are two separate lists, one
colored and one white
July -. $3.50 pm. Bray was In
the hall Of B. deck and was spoken
10 by 1t Shockly. Bray. you have
been here long time. Why don't
you ship out as a meSsman?'
Approached BY Petty Officer
July -, 200 pm. Cooper and
Williams were approached by Chief
Petty Officer Rothman and were
asked. How long have you men
been here? What are your ratings?
| Well. We have three openings for
messmen and there Is only one in
the house Would you ship out as
meSSmen?' Five minutes after this
conversation call over the public
address system brought at least five
mcSsmen to the shipping desk.
1t S1ther Chaplain on July
IA. about pm. said. You fellows
still here Answered by Cooper and
Bray. Yes, still here The chaplain.
Oh, Want 20 ship out as admirals
instead Of messmen.'
"On July -. Woman Bowlty who
was standing in front OF TIE ship
ping desk. was spoken TO by p F.
Bell. Bell said. 1 don't think they
Hill ever ship Us out as Os' Woman
Bowlty replied. There is not much
use in waiting You might as well
ship out as mess. and when you
come back you can ship as Os' Bell
then said. What chance would ]
have OF shipping as Os when l come
back II can't ship out as one now
Bell said further, Why can't / get
port jobs?' Yeoman Bowlty said.
You men can't get any OF these
jobs You might as we'll ship out as
messmen IL you want TO get out OF
here
Cited Living Conditions
+On July l6. Bell asked Ensign
Brinker. about 10 m, whether col
ored men could ship out on Pana-
manian vessels He replied. That
he didn't think that you men would
like - ship on Panamanian vessels
because living conditions were bad
and the ships dirty. That il wasn't
the graduate station that was hold
ing you Uhe colored mem back
We receive our orders from the.
VISA. 10 Trinity Place
con or about June -. AZ 3 pm.
J. Bray had a conversation with
CPO. Ro,ham. Said Rotham in
reply "a Bray's inquiry as 20 when
he would be shipped out, There are
lot 81 shipping companies who
requested white seamen and that
they USMSl have 10 send them
wha, they want"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
Opens Season
At Paradise

Something new IN swing is Lionel
Hamptons great new orchestra,
coming 10 the Paradise theatre be-
ginning Friday. Octooer 18th, 10
open the stage show season. b., is
something new n sweet, too. for
Liore. surprisingly for an alumnus
OF the Benny Goodman band. with
which he was starred FOR four years,
eyes equal attention 10 swing and
sweet;
Critics have described his band
as mo, as Goodman and sweet as
Lonbardo Il is the cr,y co.ored
orchestra IN the world featuring vi
o.ns, and enc Of the only two COL
vred orShcs;r3s-the other is Louis
ArmS:rong's - featuring entertain
ment in addition % musiciansh!p.
Hamptors IS one Of the b!gges:
BANDS about, too with seventeen
people. He has five saxophones, two
Of them doubling on vIo.!nSJ three
trunpets and three ;romboneS. for
a total Of six brass; piano. bass. sui.
Tar and drums. Lionel himself pays
v.braharp mest Of the TINE. re,.ev-
ing the drummer occasionally for 4
drum solo. and 8; other times tho
pianist FOR orc CT his famed two
finger piano solos Hampton won
he 1913 poll as the mos; popular
band.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
NEW DRINK SPOT

Roy Mapp Jr. has the new drink
spot at $50 East Columbia. II opened
last Monday. Already il has large
list Of patrons. Seen here last week
were Curt Lewis. manage Of Nit
chell hotel: Mr.. and Mrs. Dedrick
Red" Redmond, Lorraine Wynn
and others.
Two well known hotels have been
newly decorated and are doing a
rushing business. They are Mitchell
and Floyd's hotel.
Winsome Frances Potter IS one
OF the most charming and fine Gre
atures We have met n many, many
moons. Really fine.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
Girls, Use Coupon,
AndBe :Pin-Up GAL

As the Chronicles "Pin-Up Gals"
contest continues to get underway,
young Detroit charmers have ex-
pressed their esgerness 10 partici-
pate in the gala contest.
Already the office has been lit
orally swamped with calls and in
quiries concerning the contest. Any
one wishing to enter should use
me coupon to be found elsewhere
on this page and submit their full
length picture, along with the filled
out coupon TO Larry Chism, 268
Eliot street, at once!
Because Of unforeseen circum-
stances. bars, taverns will not be
allowed 10 enter names in the con-
test. Thus only individuals, young
ladies themselves Will be eligible
to compete for the honor OF being
Miss P!n-Up Gal"
Are you patriotic minded young
Lady with charm, personality and
shapeliness, II so, then plan to clip
the "Pin-Up Gals" coupon and al.
zach 10 a full length picture OF
yourself and submit to contest ed
itor.
Our boys on the fighting front
are eager and anxious TO once again
see the Likeness of the gals they
have left behind. Thus. the pin-up
PIX OF charming Miss Detroiters is
ore way Of letting them know their
girl friends. wives and sweethearts
are solidly behind them.
Do your patriotic bit now. Send
in that pix and let your favorite
soldier realize that you are anxious
20 do your part. so that he may be
able 20 keep your likeness alive
within his home hungry heart.
Don't delay. Enter that pix now
and you may win the contest
Send Pictures Now!
AL girls from Is 10 SO years Of
age single or married may enter
the contest. Their name, age, ad-
dress and physical measurements
should accompany each picture.
Full length photos. not smaller than
SKI. bathing suit poses should be
mailed to Larry Chism, 268 Eliot
street. az once!
The "Pin-Up Gals" contest opens
on September IS and closes on No.
venber Is.
Pix For Soldiers
Pictures of the winners will be
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
Swinging
With
NiteliferS'

CONTRADICTIONS
I'm not in love with you, my Bill.
Oh, no. I'm not in love with you.
Your eyes tell lies as do my own
And promises aren't true.
Your company'is grand. my Bill
On yes. your company is grand;
Your lips caress with such sweet
fire
And my pulse does beat the band.
Say we'll never part, my Bill;
On say Well never part.
Leave me your lips. your kiss
But please, don't leave your heart.
For I'm not in love with you, my
Bill,
Oh, no! I'm not In love with you.
Contributed by Frances Potter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
VISITOR HERE

Mrs Juanita Wright played host
last week 10 charming visitor
from ST. Louis. Miss Sally Lucas,
who visited the scenic and fun spots
hereabou;s. Ms. Wright is owner
o. the Fry. where delicious chicken
and fish dinners. are a specially.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
Lena Horne Film
Part Is All Set

HOLLYWOOD. CAMP - Good
news awaited Lena Horne upon her
return 10 Hollywood from her per-
sonal appearance trip to Camp Hua-
chuca. Ariz., where she entertained
at the request OF her soldier-nephew
who is stationed there. Lena was
handed an important assignment in
Two Sisters And A Sailor" which
features June Allyson and Gloria
De Haven.
In the musical to be brought to
the screen by Producer Joseph Pas
ternak, Lena will sing several num-
bers, including The Trembling Of
A Leaf" written especially for her
by tunesmith Johnny Green.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
PERSONAL

Ernest Window is kindly re-
qles;ed 10 contact this writer.
Miss Boboie Hunt celebrated her
birthday last Tuesday al Little
Sans with friends, Del Smith, Miss
Pauline Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Murray. She was wished many
happy returns" by host Of friends.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
WLsonShollO
Making Hit
With Public

II has variety Of talent Is fast
ard strictly fine show fare. Thus
patrons OF Breads Club Zonbie are
loud in their praise OF the floor
board skit currently seen at this
popular Oakland avenue nitery.
Msrcellus wilson's mo Name
1--WE" has much in the line OF the
a,rical talent to make 10 well
worthwhile seeing and spplauding.
The lineup Is headed by that In
ternational favorite Valsdia Snow,
perhaps best known for her trum-
pet playing and her singing OF I'M
usual songs.
Supporting the star attraction are
Timbu, slack wire artist, whose
work on the wire will amaze you:
the dance steps in duo time OF Slim
and Sweets; the whirlwind gyra-
tons OF two lads and a miss. known
as Three Toppers; the fine singing
OF attractive Shelia Guyse, espe-
cially on ballad numbers; the en-
ceemanship OF Marcellus Wilson and
the routine dance work and en-
senble number OF For Men Only"
offered By the eight Zombie cho-
rines.
Offering support in the settings
for the show is the music note read
ing Of Cecil Lee and his ten piece
band. They also make music for
your dancing pleasure.
Two shows are offered nitely at
Broad's Club Zombie. With q cock
tail hour on each Sunday after.
noon.
The next Wilson production will
be premiered here on Monday, Oct.
T.. at which time a galaxy Of new
theatrical talent will appear In q
sure fire hit production.