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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

feature Gerry Statler and Evelyn
Brock in specialtieS.
A satire on radio commercials
Is offered by Eddy Shepherd. who
doubles as comedian and master OF
ceremonies,
LONDON CHOP HOUSE
Vivacious Diam Dale keeps the
customers at the London Chop
House amused with her "talk-a-
song technique. The tiny enter
tainer stops conversation as she
plays the piano in an off-hand
manner, throwing comical lyrics
across to the ringsiders. With a
"chummy" attitude she adds
humor to her interpretations of
mo, No, No." and They're Either
Too Young or Too Old.
The songs of daTk-eyed Ethel
Howe win mods of APPROVAL from
her fans who are on hand TO
clamor for more of her low-voiced,
appealing selections. Ethel adds
TO her repertoire with a string Of
new melodies that include sweet
ballads and novelty numbers. One
Of her most requested numbers is
"All or Nothing at All"
BRASS RAIL
It's lovely Jessica Garwood who
is clicking so solidly at the Brass
Rail with her song interpretations.
The mellow voiced songstress has
a distinctive style of singing popu-
lar songs, with They're Either
Too Young or Too Old" and Put
Your Arms Around Me" heading
the requests.
Playing varied selections, Jua-
nita Edison al the Hammond or
gan makes listening A pleasure as
she answers all requests. As
charming as she is talented. she is
making a hit with the patrons
Roy Swartz, Of the flying fingers,
is a pianist Of note who handles
the semi-classics equally as we'll
as he plays the popular numbers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

HEIGHT OF the some 300
chorus girls used in Warner Bros-'
THANK Your Lucky Stars" ranged
from 5 feet 2 inches to 6 feet 3
inches
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

WXYZ Dimes for In
vasion
WJLB-Let's Dance-M.
WEXLCMelody IN rhythm.
ESQ r. VI.
WJR-Pigskin parade.
CkLW-Army W. Colgate
WEXL--Parsde OF bands,
WNYZ-Football previews
WJLB-Week-end Review.
2i45 r. NJ.
WJR--N w. VS.. Mich.
WIN. w. VS.. Mich.
WYNN. w. vs.. Mich.
WJLB-Uso program.
500 r. NJ.
Weakness Ace.
WJLB-News ard music.
WEXL,-Newscast.
WJBK-News Ace.
S;t5 r. VI.
WCAR-Nountain Red.
WExL,--VAriety music.
WJBk-Music.
$50 r. N.
WCAR-Guest THn@M.
WEXL-I Love Parade.
WJBK&Program francAis.
Si45 p. NJ
UcAR-Mutual BENEFIT.
WExl-Music program.
WJBK-Music.
400 4. NJ.
WCAR-News.
WJLB-News and music.
WENL-NewscaSt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Curtain to Rise Late

GLORIA SWANSON. now APP
pearing at the Shubcrt-Lafayette,
will be heard on the -Four Free
domS Broadcast over WWJ at
7.45, and for that reason the cur
tain viii not rise az The theater
until 9 p. m. Miss Swanson heads
the cast Of Let L, BE Gay
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

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Of the wild"
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

POLITICAL ADvERTIsEMENT
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-18
Millinder's "Don't Cry Baby"
A Decca Hit With Judy Carol

Lucky Milinder's new discovery. Judy Carol.
~iustifies the terrific build-up she's received from
the e%ounfry's press the past month. by doing q
sensational Job on her first recording with Mil
Under. a Decca hit named Don't Cry Baby.
backed by Sweet Slumber".
Released this week. Deeea reports more than
five thousand sold the first day! Expected totals
on this new record will number more than 900. 900
in the next month.
These figures are slightly sensational when
you remember that Don't Cry Baby" has sold
hundreds Of thousands Of records by other re-
cordine artists before Miinder had . chance
to wax it.
P.s. Milinder and Carol, the new combination
TO watch. will play a two week engagement
at the famous Savoy Ballroom in Harlem
next month.
Fps
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-18

gency and are seen and heard e.
voking righteous rhythm.
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-18

ha Ou'tfitting Co, with the stream
lined display Of furniture and
household goods an pdolite sales
man, who win take pleasure in
asking, May I help you"
#*#%*
When Mrs. Franklin d. Roose-
Welt was present, Marian Anderson
is honored in Philadelphia by the
Liberian Order of Africa REDEEM
ption Award of teh Republic of
Liberia.
Col. Edward E Bradley, well
known capitalist and sportsman is
honored by a turkey dinner on his
S4th birthday at Lexington, KY.
*****
3 perish and 4 injured in a fire
at Pittsburgh, Pa
One kille dand five hurt in 2
seaboard RR train wreck near
Seals, Ga
Burglars steal SIS from a lunch
stand at 211S Douglas street in O.
maha.
=x%%%
Bomber plane crash kills p in
a collision in Hawaii.
%%%x#
Union places pickets around two
bomber plants at Lansford, Pa.
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-18

Now as we r approaching the
most important business season Of
the year, we should keep in mind
the Northside places that are Of
fering their goods at a very low
price.
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-18
9Th Bridge Of San Luis
Rev" Stars LYNN Bari

Although seductive drama is her
forte and in the Ben Bogeaus-
United Artists production of THE
Bridge Of San Luis Rey" Lynn
Bari, as the Perichole, scales the
stellar heights of her Hollywood
career, radio has come to recognize.
Miss Bari as a comedienne who can
exchange laugh-provoking banter
with the Bob Hopes, the Abbott
and Costellos and the other big
Crossleyed comics.
In fact, it was Miss Bari's thun-
derous reception as Bob Hopes
guest star recently, at an Army
Air Force show. that prompted
Abbott and Costello to spot her Oh
an A&C hokefast. Miss Bari par
AASo int d0-pS d410 Sdll1tS VI I01
comics on Thursday, December l6
over the NBC network WEAF, n.
Y, 1000 PM, EWT when sh4 ap-
peared with Abbott and Costello.
Lynn Bari has just completed
her dramatic chore in Thornton
Wilder's story Of THE Bridge Of
San Luis Rey," One Of the plum
roles Of the year, prducer Bogeaus
selected Miss Bari not only be
cause of her ability to project the
depth and warmth Of a woman
whose beauty and allure ruled the
destiny Of men, but more 50 be-
cause physically Miss Bari packs
that emotional wallop SO necessary
to make the character of the Per-
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-18

Inn are very much out in front on
quick service.
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-18

The Brooklyn Dodgers are also present
in some of the most amusing baseball
Genes that never happened to a team
before!
Preview audiences laughed till they
made the laugh-meter dizzyl
"Whistling In Brooklyn" is the fun
treat of this merriest of seasons. Watch
for it at your theatre.
X 4 + 4
Leo says-I saw the preview and I
haven't stopped laughing yet.
Eco
P.S. Buy Bonds-and Keep Buying
Them
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-18

Community Clearing Council
held a very interesting meeting Dec
10th at the Elks hall. Atty. Ray
Williams made a very fine talk on
What should be done in the post
war planning for our people"
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-18

Radios newest singing stars who
are coming along fast. The rave
of New York and New Jersey crit
les, the Silver Echo Quartet were
recently signed UP by the Gale A
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-18

only way to conduct a campaign Il
to take the offensive and emphas
ize it 10 the voter and it will not
be delayed one day by the chang
in leadership.
General Fred Gundof Crawford
Nebraska, speaking to the irriga-
ton convention, asked a lady news
reporter at North Platte to steI
out of the room and remain a few
moments while he delivered som
parts of his speech.
+*+T+
w. A. Patterson president of The
airlines told Omahans to seek new
use for the Martin plant.
~~~xx
The war manpower Commission
reports that the decline in con
struction will release half a mil
lion men for other employment BY
the end of 1913.
s*=~~
W. H. Burke, president Of the
Citizens State bank of Little River
Kansas advised all patrons to with
draw their balances as the bank
would offer all other normal serv-
ice.
Charles Dewitt Scott of Wash
ington, DC, posed as a U S. army
officer and passed many bogus
checks-he was captured in Chic
ago by the FBI.
%@4&~
The anti-saloon league ask 2
ban on liquor being sold on trains
in Iowa.
*%*%F
Warden Clyde PLUM of Faisom
Calf. prison resigned Dec. 10th
****
Read the OMAHA GUIDE and
get all the real news and tell your
good friends to do ditto.
%*%&*
A. H. Eisenhower, KC. bankel
testified as a character wit1es.
fl L. Mellon. p-asijent Of rhe
Baker lockwood Co. He ASSERTED
MELONS reputation was excellent
Five hundred employees of thu
Dain manufacturing company re
turned to work Friday after r
days strike at Ottuma, Iowa.
%%&*+
I Omaha has had a lwinter wea
f, ther for a week.
fE%F
Capt. Earl Jones of the Oman;
Club entertains a very beautiful
lady at a northside business house
*#**+
Community Clearing Counc.
held a very interesting meeting DEF
10th at the Elks hall. Atty. Ra!
Williams made a very fine talk OF
! what should be done in the post.
war planning for our people"
Now as we are approaching tbs
most important business season d
the year, we should keep in MIND
the Northside places that r Of
fering their goods at a very low
price.
The Lake Street Shoe Repair
Shop, the Up-to-Date Naborhood
grocery, the two very fine laundr-
les, the very beautiful barber shops
the quick service cafes, the stream
lined beauty parlors, the modern
rdug stores, the 9 Center. Houston
grocery-wen equipped, the Oma
N)@2Gooo *
Hing Iuen Laie
CHOP crrCv
2010N NJ. path ST. jackson 257e
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-18

The Lake Street Shoe Repair
Shop, the Upto-Date Naborhood
grocery, the two very fine laundr-
les, the very beautiful barber shops
the quick service cafes, the stream
lined beauty parlors, the modern
rdug stores, the 9 Center, Houston
grocery-wel equipped, the Oma-
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-18
By II. w. Smith
WE 645s

The Paxton Hotel with the race
horse head waiter and the quick
stepping crew of walters are up to
the minute on service.
4s*%*
The Omaha Club walters are still
tops at all times on taking care Of
the members and their friends.
****%
"a The Blackstone hotel with the
rapid fire crew have added a new
quick step waiter to the Cotton
wood room and he is on the up
and go on quick service. His name
is Melvin Fountain.
~#%*+
The F~ontenelle hotel walters are
improving on fine service at all.
times.
Watch for the Christmas edition
of THE OMAHA GUIDE also tell
your friends.
EHN%E
Capt. Burns of the Chamber Of
Commerce is very niue improved
at the vets hospital at Lincoln.
*%+*%
George Brown an sd. W. Wells
Oh the job at the Regis hotel and
the walters at the White Horse
Gen. Repairing Motor Tuna-u0
HENDERSON CASINO GARAGE
Body and Fender Work
RnAhnrr Ito
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-18

Inn are very much out in front on
quick service.
##%##
Now fellow walters, let's all be
on the up and go to take care OF
the guests and their friends IS we
all know they are all very busy
shopping for Christmah and Keep
in mind that we are all rewarded.
We are never overlooked by the
cope Of Greater ON .ha
groupl @
THE WEEK
Gov. Griswold told Republican
leaders of II western states in a
speech at Salt Lake City that they
should not be Observation-Disclosures
Evening star., 1943-09-22
78 D. {. Se|ectees
Report Tomorrow

A total Of 78 District selectees will
report for active duty tomorrow.
Included in the group are Al men
1or the Army, inducted September
Z; 80 for the Navy, indicted Sep
tember l6, and four for the Marine
Corps, inducted September 9. They
are:
Evening star., 1943-09-22

obstacle to development Of cordial
Anglo-Spanish relations"
The Spanish government have
undertaken TO look into the COM
plant" Mr. Eden added, and we
look to them for an early improve
ment in the situation"
The statement was taken as fore
shadowing the possibility that the
Communist hating Franco regime
might withdraw its forces now fight
ing against Russia from the Eastern
front.
Ranging over wide field of
foreign relations questions connected
with" Allied military progress. Mr.,
Eden reported that Sir Samuel on
the eve of his departure from Spain
for London had drawn to Frances
attention the complaints which the
British government had made of
Spanish discrimination against
British interests.
Mr.. Eden reported that some of
the complaints had been remedied"
before this conference and that
things are better than they
were" with Spain.
Meanwhile. he said, the govern
ment is constantly reviewing the
situation in Tangier, where the
Spaniards unilaterally took control
of the international zone in 1910
and takes serious view" of the
use being made of the zone by Ger
man agents.
Mr.. Eden announced that the Brit
ish and Soviet governments had de-
Evening star., 1943-09-22

cided jointly not to make any post
war agreements with any of their
European Allies "for the present"
He said the decision had been
reached last year when Foreign
Commisar Vyacheslav Molotov was
visiting in London. Mr.. Eden added
he intends to discuss the matter
further with the Soviet foreign
minister at the forthcoming tripar-
tite conference.
A member questioned Mr.. Eden
about the proposed trip of Presi-
dent Eduard Benes of Czecho-
slovakia to Moscow to conclude an
agreement with Russia.
Mr.. Eden declared Mr.. Benes had
been informed that the British
government understood that both
governments held the view that it
was preferable for neither of them
TO conclude any such agreement for
the present. He said that Russia
had also been informed and that
Benes' trip had been postponed.
Evening star., 1943-09-22
Eden Statement Hints
Franco May Recall
Troops From Russia
Hy the Associated Pres

BY the Associated Press
LONDON. Sept. 22.-Foreign Sec
retarv Anthony Eden disclosed in
the House of Commons today that
Sir Samuel Hoare, British Am
bassador to Spain, had warned
Generalissimo Franco that the pres
ence of the Spanish Blue Division
on the Russian front was serious
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

YOUR FIG URE Will look
simmer than YOU ever thought
possible in this Anne Adams
style, Pattern 1924.
Long, gracefully curvinG bodice
sections at either side OF a cen
ter panel are flatterinG. Use
ric-raC-or have the panel and
optional sleeve tabs in contrast.
Pattern 4324 is available only
in womenS sizes SO. IS. 40, ~,
al. 46. IS. 80. size 36 takes
three yards 35-inch; a, yards
ric-hac,
Our spring Pattern Book is
ready. II contains a free dlckey
pattern. a special salvage design;
smart, eaSy-to-Sew spring out
fits for the entire family.
Dress pattern. is cents; book,
10 cents. Pattern and book
when ordered together, 20 cents.
Address your request to The
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1926 Times Square, De-
troit, Mich.
Due 10 SlowneSS Of the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control, pattern deliveries are
being delayed. Please be patient.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Don t Discuss Food Shortages
With Family at MeaItime
Nv IDA JEAN KAIN

raiionod and children like them.
Spread them on bread i'm place
OF butter and serve raw carrot
sticks with them. NouAnow
fine carrots add more vt8mn A
to tho mcnuS) Peanut butter
Is another excellent spread
When the pot l.kkcr' is
drained of vegetables after
cooking. it can Doe made into d
delicious houillon 10y mixing in
% small amount OF one Of the
vegetable Yeast extracts on the
market The family VIII wonder
where you got all the meat
broth
Miss Kahn cannot give per-
~onal replies 10 those who send
her letters. She will answer
only those questions of general
interest? And then through
this column.
r.rtr.ant lqlg by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Meal Suggestions

Any suggestions I pass along
80 you are Just suggestions. But
here. are some tips which ! be-
licvc viii ease the work for you
and make "A Int with the family.
You can make a grand meat
loaf by mixing grated raw po-
tatoeS with ground meat. OR, if
you have enough meat. without
stretching il, YOU might plan 10
serve baked potatoes with it,
and bake a couple extra TO use
for potato soup the next day.
Potato soup IS hearty and tasty
particularly when a bit of
onion is added.
The cheese spreads arc not
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
tainted From Anxiety

Worrying never helps matters.
Take tac case OF 'hc woman
Alhl l-atcd WLllr Mailing line
t1 Got a half pound OF butter.
When her shopping bag spilled
open there were seven half
pounds she'd already bought
She probably tainted because
he is IN such state of anxiety
that She doesn't get the good
out of hor food She must be
ma q constant state of anxiety
for fear She won't get enough,
It's all so silly
Sometimes ! think tho dicti-
tianS land ! am one OF thcm)
may infuriatc YOU with their
eat this. ear that, It's good for
YOU policy in menu planning
OF course, YOU want TO balance
the meals TO keep your family
well. And you want 10 be sure
10 include the essential nu-
trients every day
But you know your family
better than any of us possibly
could and you have to please
them
When you serve what they
regard as a health food team
it with something they partiCu-
larry like and set their faces
abcaminG. They are supposed
10 enjoy the meal as we'll as
cat II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

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O'Nii VI JUL Last Times Today
RITA Haywoath tn "NOI WERE NEVER
LONELIER.t with Fred Astaire
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hNnDiOL Open u 80 Noon That Solid
Team, Tiny Bradshaw. King OF Juterbugs.
and Band LII Green, 'In-th@ Dark
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hhhoiDL Don't Miss Our BIG Fun To-
night Between and 10 r NJ. Two Extra
Prize Winning Cartoons and Two Funny
Comedies with our Regular show. Hour
Fun and Laffs Come Early. See Sext Al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19

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Evening star., 1943-02-11
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Evening star., 1943-02-11

thon, Iowa, who participated In
more than 200 hours Of operational
flight missions in a bomber, also
was given the DFC.
Air medals were awarded STAFF
Sergt. Russell D. Brown Galesburg.
Ill. and Sergt. H. D. Cox, Seattle.
Between November II and De
cember 7 1t. Thompson participated
in more than so flights over the
Owen Stanley Mountains OF New
Guinea. during which hostile con-
tact was probable and expected"
The citation said. These operations
consisted of dropping supplies to
advanced positions and evacuating
wounded personnel"
Evening star., 1943-02-11
Passenger Fined $50 for
AssuuItinq Motormun

Phillip r Johnson, 80 toinfcd, Of
the 1000 block Twenty sixth street
NJ W, WAS sentenced to serve 45 days
iii Jail or pay $50 fine, following
his conviction in Municipal Court
Yesterday on charges Of aSsaulting a
Capital Transit Co. motorman on a
RoSslyn car last Saturday.
Judge John p. Mcmahon imposed
sentence after hearing the motor
man, Roger E Wagner, 1889 Pennsyl-
vania avenue S E, testify that john
son attacked him with his fists when
Evening star., 1943-02-11
DIE Given 10 7 U. 5. Flyers
For VaIor in Pacific
Py the Associated Press

Py The Associated Press.
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
AUSTRALIA. Feb. ll.-A transport
pilot who few an unarmed plane
into enemy territory on more than
80 missions in less than 80 days
was awarded the Distinguished Fly
ing Cross today by 1t Gen. George
c. Kenney.
He is Second 1t. Walter Bion
Thompson of West Point Nebr.
Corpl. Robert L. Swanson of An
Evening star., 1943-02-11
West Virginia Horticultural Society

Representative Randolph paid
tribute to the large majority of
Federal employees who are loyal and
efficient" AS member of the Civil
Service Committee which is in
vestigating Civil Service employ
ment in the interests of economy
and efficiency in Government. Mr..
Randolph said lit will take courage
for Congress not only to reduce the
number of non-essential employees
IN the civilian agencies, but also to
dismiss from key positions in the
Government those persons who even
during the war period are insidi-
ously tearing apart the fabric of
Evening star., 1943-02-11
103-Yeur-OId Farmer
Will Plant Five Acres

METROPOLIS, Ill.-Illness forced
George Herman to retire from
farming last year. but today-hls
l03d birthday anniversary-he an
nounced he guessed he'd put out
1ive-acre patch Of corn for his pigs
and chickens this season. He said
his father lived to be l06
Evening star., 1943-02-11
Randolph Suggests U. 5.
Agencies Release $50, 900
z, the Associated Press.

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Feb. II.
Approximately 250,000 civilian
employees of the Federal Govern
ment. who are not necessary for the
war effort, should be released to
jobs where they could make a real
contribution to the successful term
lnatlon OF the war Representative
Randolph, Democrat, of West Viz
elnla, said last night. He was ad-
dressing the State banquet of the
Evening star., 1943-02-11

he refused to return Johnson's fare.
Mr. Wagner said that the defendant
demanded the fare refund while pre-
pairing to alight from the car.