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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
Church of Brethren
To Hear DR.. Brown

At the Washington City Church of
the Brethren at ii am. tomorrow,
DR.. Warren D. Bowman will speak
on THE Great Invitation" and at 8
pm. on THE Way to Be Saved" At
$50 pm, DR. Charles E. Resser will
give the third in a series of talks on
The Origin and Understanding of
the Bible" He will speak on How
to Read the Bible"
Lenten evangelstic services will
continue through Easter Sunday
evening. The subjects for the eve
ming services are: March 81, The
Way to Be Saved; March %, THE
Law of the Harvest; April 4, Sins
Wages and Gods Gift; April II, "A
Question God Cannot Answer:
April 18, "The Accepted Time" and
April Is, THE Meaning of Christian
Baptism" There will be prayer
meeting Friday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
Missionary From China
Plans Many Addresses

The Rev. DR.. Robert T. Henry,
who returned from China to the
United States on the S. S. Grips
holm in August, 1912, will deliver
number of addresses in and near
Washington next month. DR.. Henry
was one Of large number of mis-
sionaries who were detained and in
termed by the japanese military for
several months.
His speaking engagements are:
Tuesday, 1890, Columbia Country
Club; Wednesday, pm, Epworth
Methodist Church; Thursday, pm,
Capitol Hill Lions Club, and 8 pm,
Francis Asbury Methodist Church;
Friday, 8 pm, Methodist Church,
Lanham, Md. March %, II am,
Petworth Methodist Church; 7 pm.
Foundry Methodist Young People
and 8 pm, Brookland Methodist
Church.
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Rev. |. R. 1abor's Topic
Is What Can We Saw

The Rev. L. Ralph Tabor. pastor
of Luther Place Memorial Church,
will continue his lenten series of
Sunday morning sermons at IL am.
tomorrow. His subject will be
What Can We Say?"
The Junior church meets at II
am, Robert Sander will use The
Last Supper as his subject. At the
lenten service at 7:30 pm. Wednes-
day the pastor will continue his
series Of sermons on Toward Un-
derstanding the Lords Prayer" His
subject will be The Relevance of
the Prayer"
The Rev. DR.. J. Harold Mumper
will be the guest speaker at the
meeting Of the Mothers Club at 8
pm. Tuesday.
The Cleaners and Crusaders class
meetings are scheduled for Thurs
day evening.
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Victory Crusade to Stort
At National Tabernacle

Evangelist L. M. Mechtly and Mrs
Mechtly will start victory crusade
tomorrow at the National Taber-
nacle. Services will be held at IL
am, 3 pm. and 8 pm. and every
night at 8 o'clock next week.
DR.. John McNeill, radio pastor,
will speak on the Church of the Air
program on Station VOL at 8 am.
tomorrow.
Marion H. Landing will present a
special address at 10 m. tomorrow,
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Still the Souls Storms
Will Be Topic at Trinity

TO Still the Souls Storms is to
be the theme of the sermon of the
Rev. Daniel w. Justice at II a m. to-
morrow in Trinity Methodist
Church.
A pan-American evening will be
the feature at 7:30 pm, The pro-
gram will include brief worship
service conducted by the youth
groups, a movie, Pan American
Highway: special music and the,
massing of the pan-American flags.
The Rev. H. F. Chandler, First
Methodist Church, Bethesda, Md.
will use the theme, The Love of
God" for the second in a series of
lenten devotions at pm. Thursday.
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Dr.. Seth R. Brooks TuIks
At UniversuIist Church

At the Universalist National Me-
mortal Church at II am. tomorrow
DR.. Seth r. Brooks will preach on
When Man Can't Be Wrong" He
will conduct the Adult Glass at 10
am.
An open house for young people
will be held in the parish house at
7 pm.
A book review luncheon will be
held Tuesday at l pm. Miss Mary
Louise Brown, dean Of women at
American University. will review
Paul Revere and the World He
Lived H." by Esther Forbes.
On Thursday at 7:45 pm. the
church will hold a joint lenten serv-
ice with the Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Church at the Mount
Pleasant church.
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New York Avenue Church
Holds lenten Services

Each Sunday during Lent iden-
tical morning services are being held
at the New York Avenue Presbv-
terlan Church at 9 and II am. No
seats are reserved.
Dr. Peter Marshall will preach
tomorrow on The Art of Religious
conversation" At 8 pm. his tonic
WILL be ""You Can't Avoid Cost"
On Tuesday evening the first re-
cltal on the new Skinner organ will
be given by Thomas Weber ir
organlst OF the Idlewild Presby-
terlan Church Of Memphis, Tenn
Admission is free.
On Thursday evenings services
are held. with DR.. Marshall. con-
tlnulng a study on the Holv Shirt
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Glass al All Souls
Will Hear Address
By Senator Wiley
Rev. u. 6. B. Pierce
breaches Sermon
On Shut the Door.

Shut That Door" will be the sub
Ject of the Rev. DR.. Ulysses G.. B.
Pierce at II am. tomorrow at All
Souls Unitarian Church.
Senator Wiley of Wisconsin will
address the current Problems Glass
at 10 am. on Landmarks of War
and Peace" At the same time
Rabbi Harry Silverstone will con-
tinue his course of lectures on
"Treasurers of the Talmud." speak,
ing on "Talmudic Astrology."
Mitchell Gratwick, headmaster of
Hackley School, Tarrytown. N. Y,
will speak at $50 pm. on Private
Schools and Wartime Education"
Delegate Anthony Dimond of Alaska
will speak at $50 pm on Alaska.
Highway to Toxic" The motion
picture at 7:30 pm. will be "Bambi."
At the dinner meeting of the Ark
on Wednesday, Nine. K. S. Chun
will speak on My Escape From
Hong Kong
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Dr.. Burgon to Preach
At HomIine Methodist

DR.. H. w. Burgan will preach the
second of the special series of
lenten sermons at Hamline Method
ist Church at II am. tomorrow.
The topic will be The Great Temp
tation." At 8 pm. pageant. The
Eternal Life" will be given by MEM
bers of the Washington West Dis
trict Youth Fellowship.
The Church Board Of Education
will meet Monday night.
The church will participate in the
community lenten service Thursday
night at st. Paul's Methodist
Church, with the Rev. Henry j.
Smith, pestor of the North WASH
ington Baptist Church, as preacher.
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R. |. Avenue Methodist

temple Builders" will be the sub
Ject OF DR.. E. A. Sexsmith tomor-
row morning. New members are to
oe received. A service of gospel
songs Will be held at 8 pm. Dr.
Sexsmlth will speak on when
Faith Is Tested" '
Lenten services will be held Thurs
charge. ''"1 ~
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Concordiu Lutheran

The Rev. Charles Enders will
preach on "Christs Kindness" at IL
am. the second in series of SER
mons on characteristics of Christ"
He will speak at pm. on THE
Parable OF the Two Sons" The
gathering begins with a buffet sup
per at 6 pm. Newcomers to WASH
ington and servicemen are welcome.
Lenten services are held each
Wednesday at pm. On March "a
the topic will be THE Atonement,"
the third in a series Of lenten med
itations on christian Doctrines"
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The Week in Religion
Issue Of Religious Liberty
Faces Churches After War
BY Religious News Service.


One OF the points made by Archbishop
attention which likely
the
The New York archbishop said
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New Th0ughf

The Four Freedoms and the New
Thought Way of Bringing Them
About" is the subject of meditation
and PRAYER each day in room 10l,
17l3 K street NV.
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(Swedenbprgian)

All Souls Memorial Church
Cathedral and Conn. AYES. NV.
Rev. II. H. d. STERRETT. Rector.
Gas a.m.-Sunday School
HOO a.m.-Morning Prayer and Sermon
Monday.
4:30 p.m.-Childrens Service
Wednesday.
800 pm.-Service and Address,
Friday.
4:30 . .m.-Evening Prayer
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s:00-Holy Communion.
s;30-Sunday School and Adult Bible
IL :O0-Morning Prayer
DR.. Glenn
4:0O-French Service.
Or. Vurpiliot.
S:0O-Evening Prayer.
Mr.. Magee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Skull Crushed
By Slug, Ydnk
Saves Bomber

SOMEWHERE IN NEW
GUINEA. March - Cdclayed)
UNSl The story of 1t. Bob Cor
rioof Charleston, w. Va. is an al
most incredible epic OF the air
warfare in the Southwest Pacific.
His BOcing Flying Fortress was
badly shot up by Japanese ZeroS
in a bombing raid on Rabaul New
Guinea The FIRST enemy burst
killed the pilot and shot away
part Of the ships controls.
As he tuggcd al the body OF the
dead pilot which had fallen
against the controls and damned
them a bullet crushed his skull
The shock knocked Corric out.
The crippled, pilotlesS bomber
plunged toward the sea. 1t was at
- 600 feet when the Jap bullet
knocked out Corrie When Corrie
came 10 il was at 1000 feet and
diving rapidly.
With blood streaming down his
face Corrie succeeded in dragging
The pilots body from the cockpit.
Then he struggled with tho bomb
cT.S controls.
Corrie ordered The SURVIVORS Of
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Sexvit.P Notes: World War 1 Veteran
Back OH the Job as am Army Driver

RSh, 1850 Rutherford. Wayne l..
Hatfield. 1868 Sorrento. William
". higgins, t460 farkvICw; David
". Mueller. 2l16O Thatcher Ray
mond T.. Senu>l,N. 1870 Grand
mont. John I. T0iNOuen. l153
Webb. Detroit. Fred ~. Andrews.
Iron Mountain John IL. AlISin, 2U1
Emerald lloughton. Richard q.
Brown. 500 Wo>t NunlSmg MUM
sing George 4. Burns. T5i Adams
). r.. Grand Rapids Clarence
Finley .Jr.. 1923 Lake. Niles
Henry j. Fischer, 6l5 WASHINGTON
Monroe. Harry +. Fleming, 103
Knowles. Royal Oak Raymond
r.. GarNeN Jr.. l52 West PcWable.
lronWood Richard l.. Johnston,
$50 Bloor Flint, Cornelius Man
the. 630 fhraShrr Benton iiarb0r.
Paul Martin. 80 Henry BHrie
Creek. Gordon l.. McDougali,
Glcnuie; George l.. Mcnamara,
SlS Frank. Flint. Charles l.. Popp.
Grand Haven. TuivO SalO, Crystal
Fails. Edward Smith. 40 Nash
.tnrtun. Crosse Purntr, lauren \.
Straight, Carson City. Emerson
Wallace, 1913 Cortland. highland
Park; Lewis ". NarroW, 1893
Macomh. Crosse lie
AVIATION cadet Gerald Hart.
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the crew 10 stand by 10 bail out.
The emergency door was opened
and promptly flew back into the
ships stabilizer and stuck fast.
The stabilizer was jammed.
Corrie returned to his fight with
the controls. With the help of
Tech. Sgt. Nilos Patch of Wall,
Pa, the ships engineer. he finally
got the controls working.
The Fortress rocked and tossed
like a bucking horse.
The journey home required two
hours.
Lit Corric is recovering from
his yound but the ride over the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18


Crcrk.
Glenn G. Jensen. former tcio.
phone company CmploNr has bCe'
commissioned a md lieutenant Ii
the signal corps al Fort Monmouth
\. i. a graduate of Cooley HIgr
School 1t. Jensen spent his leal.
with his parents at l416l Robson
and hl>-Nlie,S parents. MIR. and
Mrs. j. ". Grant of Pennington
His wife accompanied the new Of.
icer 10 Fort Monmouth where NJ
viii resume activities IN the sigma
corps.
Graduating from various army
training schools.
Guutcr. Ala. army air field.
aviation Cadet Donald \. TNrell
1864 E,ddou. Nolyindale: South
Pacific overseas officer. school I'd
II. Clyde j.. Hendricks, 5O95
RIdgcWOod Gainesville. Fla.
officer school Herbert Talberg
2lli W Warren. Yuma. Arlz.. an
Jold Aviation Cadets John ID.
Shof>talI 2l5O5 Santa Clara
LoweIl y. Waters. 225 Colorado.
&eorge r. Thomas, 1924 Hcydcn.
Detroit Judd =. smith. 1901 OldS.
Lansing Charles r. Frush. Lake
land.
MIAMI BEACH
Miami Beach. Fla. technical
command Officers framing school
Its. Arthur Siegel, 1898 Hazel
wood, Alexander l.. Kennedy, 59l5
Seminole. Richard Hartig, 1874
College; Norman !. Meyer. $50
Lauder Roland H. WILKINSON,
l4-69 RoSelswn Henry +. Raha-
leN. lO} Edison James l.. Boyd,
lO62q Fullerton William Il. Har-
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rington. 14ltl Wiltshire, Edward
-. Hemingway IT. 1914 Mcttc'
TAI. Emmett - BwNrr. 49, Way.
burn. Harold Norris, 3}l6 Webb
John D.. PendergaSt, liNb6 Coy re-
Peter 4. AanAnn, i326 Frankfort
David n. Noi>berg. 2412 Glad
stone Gerald Wolfe. 1880 DcN-
ten Robert 7. Rust. 1900 West
Bc1hHtf-- Frank X. Cohen. @2isO
Tuxedo, Leo T. Geheb, a -4t-l ttfH-
bell. =. T. Holland 966b Peter
Hunt, Harry \. DFmbick. - Ce-
darmUrst Place. NorWNn ". Lees.
1890 Piedmont. Prank -. Nun
ply. 1903 Mark. John n Sierra
Jan, SO Blaine. Frank ~ Loria,
800 Alter, Edward b. DMutter'
1lSi Tappan August togoro>,
SO tiTT1iT-7- StaHtrN VI /ieiin>ki.
FcrnGaic John T.. I.Iughna, 1888
DclOn>hur Crosse poufc Park
David VI Whitney Ir.a 400 RIvard
John =. Hril-Ir.. I56 \rlf Crosse
puutr \nthnuN &. Arena. 1905
Nppougc Dearborn. foNe VI
-IfaNte. - 4-.i+.-..i..
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575S Columbus.
IN the army all
ficld, = a n Z a
Ana Cal. re-
Gently set a
neW le a
record OF 80
breaking
The old mark OF
l6S lie has
been in service
since Nov. IA.
T IN q IA &C N
brothers. Alvin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Worry Of
FALSE teeth
Slipping or IrrItailngf
Worry Of

Don't be embarrassed by loose false
teefh slipping. dropping or wabbling
when YOU eat, talk or laugh. Just sprin-
klp a little FASTEETH on your plates.
This pleasant powder gives a remark
able sense Of added comfort and Sec 4
rity by holding plates more firmly. n
summN, gooey, pasty taste or feelin n
Us alkaline mon. acid. Get FAS.
TEEIH ~ any drug store
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
E1Mix Lemon Juice
- AT HOME
TO RELIEVE
- RHEUMATIC PAINS

Money Back If This Recipe Fails
Good news travels laSt--msny OF the thou
-kaEas- ef-fef.s -rov-tHtr fEW0U JUICE
for rheumatic pRIn-hAve found that by
adding two tableSpoonfuls OF Allenru 20 one
tablespoonful OF Lemon Juice IN a glass OF
water, they get faster relief for the aches
and pains caused by rheumatism. lumoago
It's no surprise either. for Allenru IS
Is year old formula 10 relieve rheumatic
aches and pains In fact--if II does not help
YOUR money back what could be falfet7
Oct Allenfu TODAY az any 1--we druggist Only
o. ceneS-Do ~ Now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18

In the Solomons, In Africa Europe the ceasee
ratatat-a.tat of u. S heavy calibre machine guns
strikes the fear of death and DEATH itself into the hearts
OF our Axis foes They know that American bullets
GUe bullets. No duds
In wartime, railroad might well be compared machine ra
Cali the track the barrel Picture freight passenger
cartridges Imagine the freight load of material
the passenger load of troops and civilians travelling
essential business the bullets and powder charges
all aimed a the heart of the enemy.
And then how important it is that AmercaS
railroads modified for united for victory there
must be full utilization of every freight esr-evcry
passenger car-no duds
Thanks the hoeheared cooperation shippers Army Nav
the Office of Defense transportation and other governmental
agencies Americas railroads moving double the freight
they carried in 1885, and ,cith little equipment!
The successful performance of this double example
of what he done by conservation by better utilization Of
space and equipment BY getting the Of ha o~ have
And the true in passenger Here again, the
railroads called upon double the volume they
carried in 1850 Yet, still be done get the
of existing passenger space 70 avoid peak loading
weekends prevent of or berths
By considering berth pershabe commodity
by cancelng your reservations Immediately when your
plans change, else may take your place
by going during the week instead of the weekend =.
you will help space time and equipment
you will help Americas railroads get the of
what they have
And you will aid them greatly in their doublebarrelled
job of keeping troops and essential wartime travellers rolling
o Victory
New York Central
4ITzM 0NF FAMERcHS RA/zR0@oS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18

sea in the balky bomber haunt
him.
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IT BEEN0FR

ri. HrNo.r Va. engineer Off
col~ school. Walter q. Bowen,
o3ul Boo~ctcil. Robert 4. Eng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18

and Lloyd, were made FIRST class
prlvaleS ON thc same day at diff
lerent camps. Alvin, who enlisted
last June, is stationed i'm medical
unit at Camp Forrest. Tenn.
Lloyd. former letter man on
Om Lady of Lord basketball foot
oall and baseball teams, Is al
camp Hood. Tex. and enlisted IN
Nee-HtheF-Fhr hucn~- tr>ttic- at
1872 Coolidge River Rouge.
The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18

PVT John Flaunerv OF liH> city
now stationed Tho Biz SpllnA.
rcN, AAF homhatdler school re-
ceullA Ms married 40 ban, nm2e-
2nd IT.. Gloria Klein OF Beaver
dam, Wis. Tie StIll D., hospital pa
ieut with "a broken leg and L.
Klein >lIll is -HJS nurse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18

Promotions To major: Capt
Harold H. \oble. 5321 Lake
WOW. England. 70 corporal. Pfc.
Marvin }. IaNdel. 6O2O TarnoWF
North Africa To prlNatcS first
dis. Marvin Fnrtang. 21nL Glad
stone. VIII Rogers Field. Okla.
Leo j. MaraL 5000 Ceci, Camp
G4tHfi--li, ~.
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who is stationed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18

$40 m. and lleulenant
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-eH and "ilIi~ r, tddy, Baltic
CTcrk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Veronica Lake Does
Her Hair Up for WPB

VERONICA LAKE today put
her famous Peek-a-Boo Bang up
on top of her head for the War
Production Board.
The blond Paramount star
whose hair style is II inches long
for the eye-hiding lock and q
inches long behind. did up her hair
for photographs which the WPB
requested TO serve las an exam
pie to girls in war jobs whose hair
must be confined to follow safety
regulations. +"
The famed Lake couture has
long been copied by women around
the nation, and naturally such
long hair is unsatisfactory for
work in war jobs. So Veronica
was asked TO set an example by
eliminating her over-one-eye hair.
She already has taken this step
for the screen. since she wears her
hair set tightly atop her head for
her role in Mark Sandrich's $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

them here where they will attend
several meetings and personally
solicit subscriptions to this great
effort.
That great Russian film. THE
Siege of Leningrad" will be the
next attraction at the Cinema.
opening next Tuesday on a bill
with several Russian short sub
jects. including the film condensa-
tion Of the now famous Shosta-
kovich Seventh Symphony and an
introduction bY Nine. LitVinov.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

Although Mary Martin wears
one of the most elaborate ward
robes of her career in Happy
Go Lucky" she goes bare legged
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Plan Musical

Paramount producers William
Pine and William Thomas, with a
possible Russian musical in mind,
have contacted Mihel Barroy, for
merly of the Moscow Art Theater
the French theater and the man
who brought the Goiam 70
America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Films Find
'Tuin'

PARAMOUNT HAS found the
Photographic twin" of Gen. Sir
Bernard Law Montgomery, bril-
liant hero of the British North
african campaign and relentless
nemesis of Hitler's Field Marshal
Erwin Rommel.
He is Miles Mander, the versa
tile English-born actor, director
and author, who has a featured
role in Paramount's Five Graves
to Cairo" which is set against the
grim background of the desert
war. Actually Mander is playing
q colonel and not a general in
the film drama, but when he APP
peared on the film set in the
khaki uniform and blue beret of
a Royal Tank Corps officer. the
likeness TO the British Eighth
Army'S commander was next to
perfect.
SAME FEATURES
The actor has the same lean
face, hawks nose. piercing eyes
and thin mustache that are
familiar features of the stubborn
desert fighter. Mander at six
feet is three inches taller than
Montgomery, but their weight of
Jas pounds is practically identical.
Making the comparison even
more notable is the fact that both
Gen. Montgomery and Actor
Mander were majors in the first
world war although their military
paths never crossed.
A LARGE CAST
Montgomery is not in the cast
of characters of the screen story,
but when Director Billy Wilder
land Associate Producer Charles
IRrackett saw the players striking
resemblance 10 the gaunt British
warrior they made series OF
head close-ups of Mander, which
can be used in the pictures mon
ltage scene showing the start of
the Eighth Army's triumphant
counter-offensive against the AT
rika Korps.
Since Rommel himself is being
portrayed in the film with re-
lmarkable fidelity by Erich Won
Stroheim, Bracket and Wilder
now are in a position to show his
victorious adversary with equal
accuracy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Heroes in Be- ards

Both George Reeves and Sonuy
Tufts, leading men in so Proudly
We Hail." with Claudette Colbert
Paulette Goddard and Veronica
Lake, had to grow heavy boards
for much of their roles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

Proudly We Hail." with Claudette
Colbert and Paulette Goddard.
In this case she has an excel
lent excuse for avoiding her long
hair. since she plays a United
States Army nurse on Bataan and
Corregidor. and long hair is
against regulations for these girls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Pass EN- Around

Because there are As stars In
Param cunt Star Spangled
Rhythm, none of them get 10 par
ticipate in more than one of the
seven musical numbers staged for
this comedy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Cantor TO Hutton

Betty Hutton is showing every
one on Let's Face 1t" set the
wrist watch sent to her by Eddie
Cantor following her appearance
on his broadcast. The accompany
ing note read: I'm appreciation to
a great performer"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
FOR A GOOD CAUSE

YOU PERHAPS know that Gail
Patrick, the dark-haired siren Of
the screen and smoothie Gene
Lockhart whose unctuous ways on
the screen have riled us all, are
both paying Detroit a visit on
Sunday.
Although they don't always have
such pleasant roles on the screen.
this pair is generously devoting its
time to aid the Red Cross drive
It's this cause which brings