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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Night
Club
INeWs
BY WALTER STEVENSON

MONA BAXTER, the tall
slender dancer, just recently
turned mimic, heads the big new
show at Mickeys Show Bar this
week. Giving her impressions of
Bette Davis, Joan Davis, Kath-
crime Hepburn, Carmen Miranda
and Jimmy Cagney in his Yam
kee Doodle Dandy role she
climaxes with a take-off on
Eleanore Powell in which she does
some fast tap work.
Little 10 Campbell continues 10
score with her sweet swing YER
sions Of "Alexander's Rag Time
Band, Embrace Me- and others.
Royce and LaPorte set American
tap 10 South American rhythms.
presenting first a tap-tango and
later a whirling rhumba. Vicki
Thompson waltzeS gracefully in
two spots and Renee D'Orsay
dances through "Estralita' and
"Stardust," while Will Lacey rides
his unicycle while Juggling and
playing musical instruments and
then brings out huge bike for
a few more complicated tricks.
The MlckeyetteS open with
fast, Swingy production to MIR.
1N9' and close with a 1--WE finale.
As speciality spots Kitty Noyle
sings. Dorothy Roberts does
rhythmic rhumba. Del Rogers
presents an oriental cymbal dance
while tap dancing, Ginny Kin does
several fast turns.
Rudy Horn is the master of
ceremonies, continues TO win APP
plause With his solo dance spot.
Lee Walters and his orchestra do
the music.
SAKS - Jackie billiard. that
handsome personality boy of song
who took his first steps to success
through Helen MorganS interest,
stops the show these evenings
withohis sincere and mellow rem
dering of popular songs and spe-
cialty arrangements.
Gregory. Raymond and Cherie
follow Hilliard with their own
special brand of musical nonsense.
Appearing in unusually witty cos
tunes, they turn out gay tunes
from any number of instruments
and climax with a bit in which
Gregory produces music from
strange looking box with what
looks like a lightning rod pro-
jectlng from IT,
Anita James taps through Sep--
eral lively numbers. while Judy
Lopez scores with her controlled
acrobaticS. Allen Gale is the
funny master Of ceremonies.
Charles DubinS directs Del Del
bridges orchestra and the Debon-
nCttCS round out The show with
new production numbers.
THREE 666 - Bette Taylor's
swell swing revue, "Hoi Hoi," is
in its final week. Rehearsals are
in progress for an all-new Taylor
production 10 open next Monday.
"Hoi Hoi' stars that Sepia
threesome. The Speed Kings, who
offer brand of tap and eccentric .
dancing that took New York and
Chicago by storm. ..N
In the featured spot are Dennis
Allen with some unusual imper-
Sonations of screen and radio
greats; Tena "PuSh-Out" Dixon,
dynamic swing songStress, and
Rita Grena, popular Spanish and
singer
Leon Collins, fast tap star; Polly
Goree, vivaciouS Souhrettes the
Eight clever dancing TayloretteS, !.
and Marcellus Wilson. singing and
dancing master of ceremonies, \
round out the revue. n
The favoriteS. King kodak and
ais orchestra, play for dancing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
What S On the Air

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given The Detroit Times by
the stations herein listed.
n the presentations as
scheduled are not on the
air. the fault lies with the
stations and not The Dc.
troit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Bea Vain
Is HeadIiner
At BOWery

BEA VAIN, the glamorous
song-star of radios "ManSattan
Merry-Go-Round' and the Hit
Parade IS the headliner at Frank
Barbaros Bowcry this week.
Voted tops over other singers in
nationwide college poll. she
swings the classics, including De-
buSsy's MY Revere "a version
she made popular through record
ings) and "MAppari" from the
opera Martha From these she
swings into her own special ar
rangements OF current hits that
bring her back 10 the floor for
repeated encoreS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
A LINE OR TWO

PHYLLIS ROCKS wha
modelled most of the costumes
at the LADY I'm the Dark"
fashion show, received big
hand and none clapped louder
than Cesar Romero. who sat on
the sideliDes admiring her. The
clothes are really "the last gasp
and cost a pretty penny.
In the Beverly Hills Hotel at
the time the robbers raided the
safe was Countess Dorothy di
Frasco, here for a few days. On
the street at the time was
Raphael Hakim, who saw the
chase and all the excitement. We
who live In Beverly Hills can he
thankful that we have a police
department so much on the Job.
Before the thieves could get to
Santa Monica boulevard and
DOheny they were nabbed.
Bette Davis drove to the mo-
tiOn picture country home unan-
nounced and unberalded and
spent the day with the Oldtimers
and did they get n thrill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
LOCAL STAR

Joe Cont. Detroit'S own movie
star, heads the supporting show
with his tap dancing and singing
He comes 10 Detroit this week
fresh from the West Coast, where
he has Just finished the picture
Junior Army" with the dead end
kids.
The Golden Pair. True and
Trudy Wilkins. rem a n for a
fourth week with their unusual
balance ballet routine. Barrel and
Smith add the laughs 10 the show
with their witty English Music
Hall routine. and the BuInedollS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
WEDNESDAY EVENING

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Fireman Gets
His Job Back

Blasting the decision which led
to his dismissal, Circuit Judge
Mol today ordered the reinstate-
ment in the Highland Park Fire
Department of 1t. Leo Wesinger.
Wesinger, who had been in the
department for is years. was dis
charged last April by the High
land Park Civil Service Commits
sion which upheld the police and
fire commission. He had been
charged with failing TO report
that a superior was intoxicated
when he answered call.
Wesinger, at his hearing, said
he knew nothing about the pur-
ported intoxication and Mol said
IL have consistently held In
valid trials by transcript and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Pastor Demands
Trial by Jury
(See Pictorial Review

Detrolrs self-Styled bishop Of
The Church of the Living God -
the Rev Joseph Bartholomew
PaSSic wants a jury 10 determine
whether he IS guilty Of cmbezzllng
S400 from three maiden sisters
through real estate dealings
Defense Atty Aldrich Baxter,
demanded the jury IN court yes
terday.
Charging PaSSic with embezzle-
ment and larceny by conversion
are Matilda Fanny and Clara
Shubel of 1876 Pasadena, Highland
Park. cXmembsrS Of his flock who
befriended him last March when
he arrived here from Kalamazoo
10 operate A preaching stand at
35i9 Woodward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
False Hero 10 Serve
6-Monfh Prison Term

Pleading guilty to impersonat-
ing a navy hero, Arthur r.
Phaneuf. 26. of Royal Oak, yes
terday was sentenced by Federal
Judge Lederle 10 serve six months
in a federal institution.
Paneuf was arrested by FBI
agents Sept. u after he applied at
a Highland Park hospital for
treatment. The E'BI claimed that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
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Persons from all walks of life take
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Thomas hair treatment especially
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
FBI To Sift
TuIe Riots

WASHINGTON, Nov. II GNS)
Atty Gen. Biddle directed the
FBI today 10 begin an immediate
and thorough inquiry into Japa-
neSe inteTnmcpt camp riots az
TulC Lake. Gal
Blddle said prompt action would
be taken 10 prosecute any viola
ton OF federal law disclosed by
fr7y-Y,r-rr r-17T
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Dearborn Man Killed
By Car in Safety Zone

Struck by an auto while stand
ing in an unprotected safety zone
at Bryan and Schaefer. in Dear
born, William Diel. 6l 1929
Robertson. Dearborn, was dead on
admission to the Henry Ford Hos
pital at 7:30 a. m today. Wilfred
Hugill, AZ, 74l1 DeSoto. toolmaker
at the Ford Rouge plant, driver
of the car, was held for questioning
by police.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Historians 10 Meet Here

Detroit Historical Society will
be host tomorrow at Z p. m. 10
200 delegates from eastern and
midwestern historical organiza-
tons in a meeting at the Fedora
ton OF Women'S Clubs Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11

Phaneuf illegally wore a navy uni
form, service stripes and medals
and told stirring tales of his
imaginary exploits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
IS From State
Missing inA(tion;
One Is Air Hero

As Detroit today Joined with
the Allied nations TO observe the
18th armiStice anniversary of a
war TO end all wars, Is Michigan
men were reported missing in
action.
The complete list, released by
the war department, contains the
names Of PSI American soldiers
including ten from Metropolitan
Detroit.
Typifying the spirit Of those
who wait is Mrs Gloria Urban,
wife of Tech Sgt. Michael A.
Urban. reported missing in action
IN the European area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
WIFE A WAR WORKER

Married seven years and mother
of 5-year-old RoSalie Ann, Mrs.
Urban is busy SIS hours a week
building planes. guns and tanks.
In her spare time she is war
bond gallant with over SAL, 900
worth of bond sales to her credit.
Hopeful and trying desperately
for the sake of Resale TO be
cheerful, Mrs. Urban firmly be-
lievcS that her husband is just
wounded and will return TO her
1--WE have always been so
close TO each other" she eX->
planned. II Just feel that IL
anything had happened 10 him
l would know il.
WOULD DESTROY PLANE
"In one of his letters he told
me that IL his plane was ever
forced down in enemy territory
the crew would destroy il
rather than have IL captured.
l read the other day of three
American planes burned In
Sweden. One Of those may
have been Michael's."
Urban. 27. is gunner on the
Flying Fortress Miss Fortune
Trained in radio work, Urban en-
listed in the army air corps in
June. 1941 and was sent over
seas in July, 1913. Before the
last trip he had completed Il
bombing missions over Germany
and had just been warded the All
Medal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
bowling Speeds
Investigation Of
I Harper Deaths

Tho prosecutors office pressed
TrS IEVCSr1L8T To-Day INTO me
drug death, OF two Harper Hos
p'ta, patients last week, calling
AZ least three more persons for
statements loo am effort 20 cStah-
u>b identity Of two special nurses
Who administered The medicine.
Lc'haI doses Of The drug doryl
caused The deaths within a period
Of four days but the cause Of the
first was not known ar the time
that the second was administered,
Prosecutor Bowling SAID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
2D DEATH SATURDAY

I'VE have established def
nltely that the two different
physicians for the patients
ordered the nurses by telephone
10 administer one ampufe of
doryl," said Bowling.
But there are two types Of
the drug, one yellowish solu-
ton and the other crystal
type and 800 times stronger
than the liquid doryl."
Bowling said investigation
might prove that the nurses were
familiar with only the stronger
type applied on body surfaces and
had injected it into the blood
stream unQueStionably when the
doctors orders did not state the
type TO be used.
In both cases, the patients were
in weakened condition and could
not stand the shock resulting
from the drug, Downing said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Go 10 Represent Clerks

FLINT, Nov. 1.-The JAW
Go today had been certified by
the NLRB as bargaining agent for
all hourly rated clerical employees
Of Buick Motor division az Flint.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
SPEEDS INQUIRY

I'VE expect 10 have our in
vestigation completed tomor-
row" said Prosecutor Bowling.
Until then can't say def
nitely whether the deaths were
accidental or OF n criminal
nature. But I am Immediately
interested In preventing a rep
etition of this thing"
The FIRST death occurred last
THURSDAY that OF Mrs. Paul H.
Deming Jr Of III Lake Shore
drive. Crosse POInte Farms, a
prominent SaeiaAte and daughter
of w. Lcdyard Mitchell. Chrysler
Corp. vice president
Samuel Bloom POO Oakmar
court, died IN the hospital Satur,
day.
Both patients had been oper-
ated on. were administered the
drug after complications set IN
and died. according 10 county
morgue records. Of acute dilatior
of the heart after overdoSes OF
the drug.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-06-12
Active Montana Wildcats

STRUCTURE
A B CObbAnOtte 2s No NwA Testing
Northern odnaneeeOvt NwA NwN down.
Tarrant MeCraeken No I c sen NwA l22slw Building
No SEX sen
STRUCTURE
Fulton iian / Drilling
HARL0 sTRUCTURE-wheatand County
Mid Montana Young No c NwA NEA 1s7NlsE spudding
No SEA NWA Shut downl6s
No. NE, SEX NwA
MIDWAY STRUCTURE
l c NEA NWA
Tarrant DeSteenay No. NWA NEk 302S1W
Burgess swA Nw1l Bessie 1875
Security No 1
Smith Gulck Drilling
DickersonFee Drilling
Northern ordnaneeCarT wells n separate cOumn)
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-06-12
Joint Use of
Bulk Plants,
Order of PAW

Petroleum Directive No. s. was re-
eeived from Petroleum Administration
for War by Montana marketers this
week. It provides for joint utilization
Of bulk plants, also transportation and
delivery equipment.
Four detectives are named:
1. Elimination Of any unnecessary
use Of bulk plant storage facilities.
.. Elimination of any unnecessary
use of transportation equipment and
manpower.
3. Elimination Of any unnecessary
handling of petroleum products.
4. Promotion Of the delivery Of the
largest volume of petroleum products
with the least use Of equipment and
manpower.
Voluntary efforts are TO be directed
at encouraging the exchange, loan, sale,
purchase or transfer Of petroleum prod
uets and the joint use of any equip
ment, to serve the above detectives.
Says PAW in its official release:
"The effect Of this Directive will be
to permit the various committees to
translate their studies and plans into
effective operation without conflict
with the antitrust laws which regulate
such actions in time Of peace"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-06-12
Pumps 0nd Flows 230
Bbl. First "a Hours
After Acid

of Montana reserves. This is the first
outside pool ever developed by Texaco
in Kevin-Sunburst area.
The discovery redoubles interest in
the west slope of Kelvin area which is
controlled largely by Carter Oil Co.,
Texas company and MOntana-DakOta
Utilities Co. Carriers Northern Ord
nance-Moser No. well in SWA NWH
14-33-3W, south of the Texaco discov-
cry, found a showing of oil in what is
believed to be the contact Of the Madi-
son lime. A rotary core from 1699-1712
showed hard, tight, sandy lime with a
good Odor and slight show of oil. Drill
ing continues at 1775 feet in the Madi-
son lime.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-06-12
PRIoRITms FoR MExroo

Oil operators who can't get casing
and other field equipment should take
a tip from Washington and move to
Mexico, except that Mexico has already
appropriated" the oil fields. The o. s.
has given priOrities for $50,OO0,0OO
worth of oil equipment for Mexico.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-06-12

Colo Greek, LaBarga. Midway Dome, Duksnm
Creek Iron Greek, Loot Soldier. and T@m10t
fields In WyomaEms, and she McfFa& field Ia
Colorado. erode oil priess fellow the Salt Greek
posting. The East Mahonsw crude price IA
the WerSs and Mahoney prices are hy Ernerwon
Wardeli which had been based Soc below the
Sals Greek posting
LaBarxs follows Eldcontinent prices Csc
above Salt Creek). IL IA derived fruxn the mwar-
age Of the prices pc@ted by Standard OH and
Texas In Mideontinenk Since Standard posts
down 30 81 gravity and Texas st0ps a4 below
%. ths average prices apply 10 LaB@xwe crude
Yellow re- gravity.
Medicine Bow, effective a. M, May &C. ls4l
Gravity after
Stahalfxaeien
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-06-12
pTEs BUYS REFTNERY

Sale of the Shelby refinery of Pc
trOleum Refining Co. was indicated this
week by the filing in TOOle County
records Of a contract of sale Of the
plant to Glenn A. Dies, present man.
ager, for $4,000.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-06-12
Rocky Mourtoin
Posted Prices
For Crude Oil

Following are the current prices fux eraSa
oli per barrel a. posted By the prsnesraI par-
chAssrs in various fields OF the Becky M1un-
price. By states and fieids,
MONTANA
Ffai@-Effeexfw@ hasa ~.
Evening star., 1943-03-23

Arsenals where torpedoes were
stored, sheds packed with shells and
spare parts and storehouses have
been destroyed, as well as most of
the homes Of the workers. It is even
likely that there has been some de-
struction underground. The heavy
machinery installed there for repair
ing submarines must have been
knocked out of adjustment by burst
ing bomb shocks.
One heavy bomb was seen to ex-
plode directly in front of one pit and
may we'll have destroyed subma-
rine inside. Some of the damage
may be irreparable. There has been
little evidence of repair activity since
the last raid and even if the Ger
mans were given a free hand with a
large labor force they could hardly
put the base back in working condi-
ton before next fall. The present
policy Of the RAF is to blast the re-
Evening star., 1943-03-23
Florida Army Camp Gives Men
Postgraduate Course in Ki|Iinq
Troops, From Generals Down, Are fought
Tricks Of Jungle Warfare During Truininq

carries it out. 1t will be that way
in battle.
Back in replacement training
areas. the men get taste of battle
training. They arc taught funda-
mentals of squad nlaneuver, the use
and proper maintenance of weapons,
the indoctrination of the soldier.
They know part of the "how" of
Army life, but they know only q
small part of the tricks of battle.
Postgraduate Course.
Here they get what amounts to
postgraduate course. at this sprawl
ing Army post scattereed through
the scrub pine and palmetto country
in West Florida, which didn't exist
year ago.
Camp Gordon Johnston is a COM
bination area. Here the troops run
ming through the course are taught
the intricate technique of amphib-
ious training, which is hard enough,
with beach landings through simu-
lated gas and smoke against enemy
defended terrain. Then they ad-
vance overland toward a defended
town, fighting all the way, to cap
ture the town In a driving burst of
attack with live ammunition.
They learn the tricks of jungle
warfare, firing at dimly seen pop-up
targets appearing only for an in
Evening star., 1943-03-23
Transit Head Addresses
GEORGETOWN Citizens

The District bus and trolley riding
public has doubled within the past
three years, E. D. Merrill, president
of the Capital Transit Co., last night
told a meeting Of the Georgetown
Citizens Association.
During this same period, he said.
there has been a 70 per cent in
crease in company buses and trolley
cars in service. This alone. he con-
tinued will not answer Washington's
problem since the present month to
month increase in passengers is be-
tween 3 and per cent.
Staggering of Government work.
ers' hours has aided to a consider
able degree in the problem, Mr.. Mer-
rill said. but he does not feel that
private industry has co-operated to
the fullest extent. He believes stores
should open and close later, thus re-
hevlng to a greater degree the $50
pm. peak load, He urged more
women to accept part-time positions
as bus or Streetcar operators
The meeting was held in the st.
Johns parish hall.
Evening star., 1943-03-23
BY WALTER McCALLUM.
Star Staff Correspondent.

CAMP GORDON JOHNSTON,
Carrabelle, Fla. March 23.-This
camp is the postgraduate school of
warfare in the training phase of
producing battle toughened troops
for the American Army. It isn't a
Commando school or a Ranger
school. but the courses for battle
training are reasonable facsimile
of the Ranger training. Many non-
commissioned officer graduates of
Ranger schools are serving here as
instructors.
They don't pull their punches to
inculcate in the units running
through the school of advanced bat
tie training the general idea that
the United States soldier must be a
rugged hombre, able to take it and
to dish it out.
1t isn't for the dogface going
through the battle course here to
figure out the intricacies of military
intelligence or the reasons why he
is ordered to attack a defended
town. He doesn't ask questions
when he is ordered to flop down in
6 inches of mud and water and
advance through a shell-pocked
area under overhead machine-gun
fire. An order is an order and he
Evening star., 1943-03-23
Sub Base al Lorient
Believed Disabled
For Six Months
Almost All Of Town
Above Ground Has
Been Destroyed
BY THOMAS r. HENRY.
Star Staff CORRESPONDENT.

LONDON, March % (By Wireless).
-Lorient, the chief Axis submarine
base on this side of the Atlantic,
probably has been knocked out as
submarine supply and repair station
for at least six months.
This is the opinion Of the bomber
pilots who have taken part in the
recent raids and witnessed the enor-
NOUS devastation. Hardly any of the
town above ground, especially in the
dock district. and Port de Guerre,
the French naval base, largely re-
constructed by the Germans, has
been left standing Fires continued
to burn for days after the last raid.
1t is probable that the submarines
themselves, kept in concrete pens
with very thick roofs, were not
greatly injured. Only direct hits are
likely to smash these roofs and they
constitute very small targets for
night bombers. Practically all the
great oil tanks have been blasted
and their contents destroyed. SUBJ
marines no longer can refuel there.