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Evening star., 1944-12-21
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
THURSDAY pEcEMBER
'Kismet' More of a Melodrama
Returns to Capitols Screen
By JAY CARMODY.

Nature be renss in providing Washington with
Capitol has Technicoor
sends Ronald Dietrich gamorous
the
Evening star., 1944-12-21
ADJUSTMENTS. A

(See GRAHAM, page B..
Evening star., 1944-12-21
ADJUSTMENTS ADJUSTMENTS.
TODAY'S NE|GHBORHOOD MOVIES
Buy War Bonds and Stamps Any Local Theater

All Time Schedules Given In Warner
Bros. Ads Indicate Time Feature 10
Presented
Evening star., 1944-12-21

Of Metros performers who partici-
pate.
Those who realize that the pro-
ducers did not take it seriously will
enjoy it. So, very likely. will those
who don't.
Evening star., 1944-12-21

heroine. she laughed and said. "I'm
not the type!"
Dress Designer Edith Head says
for me to tell the ladies that after
the war we can look for some 'hys-
terra in colors-everything in the
(See GRAHAM, page B-l1.)
Evening star., 1944-12-21

"KISMET," an M-G-M picture with
Ronald Colman and Marlene Dietrich, pro-
duced by Everett Riskin. directed by Will
liam Dieterle, screenplay by John Meehan,
based on the. play by Edward Knoblock.
At the Capitol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-16
Rev. Lussky' S
Rites Monday
Obituaries

Last rites will be said at 2
p. m. Monday for the Rev. Wal
ter +. Lussky, 60, for "A years
pastor of Zion Evangelical
Lutheran Church and for the last
two years connected with the
Safe Deposit Co. of the National
Bank of Detroit.
Rev. LusSky died yesterday in
his home at 1887 Sorrento.
He was born in Sterling, ILL.,,
and was graduated from Con-
cordia Theological Seminary in
1904. He served as pastor in AL
berta, Can. Later he served in
churches at Defiance, O., and Hol-
land. Mich, before coming 10
Zion in 1915. lie retired from the
ministry in 1899
Surviving are his widow, Clara,
three daughters and a son, his
father, Rev. Frederick LuSsky, a
sister and five brothers.
Services will be from the Faith
Evangelical Lutheran Church at
w. Outer drive and James Couz-
ems highway. Burial will be in
Glen Eden Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-16

Martin f. Ryan, for 80 years
prominently identified with frater-
nal work in Detroit. who died
Wednesday night, will be buried
in Mt. Hope Cemetery at Tort
Huron Monday.
Funeral details have been de-
layed pending arrival of his only
daughter. Mrs. II. Edward Wall
Jr., from an army camp at
Wichita Falls. Tex.
Mr.. Ryan, executive secretary
of the Big Brothers of Boysville
of Michigan. died while returning
from a meeting of the organiza-
tion at the Crosse Pointe Yacht
Club. With him in an auto at the
time were County Clerk Caspar
j. Lingeman. president OF the
youth organization; Judge Daniel
J. Healy of the juvenile court
and FIR. Harold f. Markey, head
of the Detroit Catholic Youth
Organization.
Mr.. Ryan was one OF the or
ganizers of the Detroit Optimist
Club and was active in the forma-
ton of the clubs and the Big
Brothers organization throughout
the state.
A native of Port Huron. he was
the Detroit agent of the Federal
Life Insurance Co. and lived at
1898 Columbus. He is survived by
his wife. Mrs. Anna Fowler Ryan;
the daughter, whose husband is
an army sergeant; one grandchild
born three months ago: two
brothers, Fred B. of Detroit ard
Walter S. of Royal Oak. and one
sister, Mrs. Thomas J. Kerns of
Port Huron.
The body is at the William r.
Hamilton Funeral Chapel. 3S75
Cass. A memorial mass will be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-16
Mrs. Agnes McNamara

A high mass will be sung al
$50 a. m. Monday in St. Anne'S
Catholic Church. Nineteenth and
Howard, for Mrs. Agnes McNa-
mara, who died yesterday in Grace
Hospital after long illness,
Burial viii be in Mt. Olivet Gene
terry.
Mrs. Mcnamara, who lived at
$50 Twenty-fir>t. was born Aug,
3, 1869, in Edinburgh, Scotland
Surviving are four sons, Frank
and Michael in Wellington. New
Zealand; Dennis, in Scotland, and
Thomas of Detroit. Three daugh-
tiers, all of Detroit. are Mrs. ii.
L. Thomas. Mrs. J. Mclean and
Mrs. p. H. HALEY. Mrs. Nc
Namara is survived by 10 grand
children and four greatgrand-
children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-16
9th Forces
MaF'aElO

ROME. Sept IS uNS) Cana
dian troops of the Allied Eighth
Army in Italy looSed an assault
Today against the Nazi-held
Rsnini airneld on the Adriatic
coast after ,tormnG across the
Narano River 10 establish a
brdgchcad.
Heavy fighting was in progress
in the bridgehead area as the
Canadians sebt tanks and infantry
INTO thC assault against the air
field two miles from the Adriatic
MaraudCr medium bomberS and
NtchcllS dashed Gothic Line Nazi
Qualifications. and -Thunderbo.tS
swept roads and rail lines.
AZ the other end of the Italian
Front. the American Fifth ArmyS
has carried il right up
10 and OCCASIONALLY into the
Gothic Line defense belt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-16
Mrs. Foy Lowney

Funeral services for Mrs Foy
Franc Lowney, so, were held to-
day in the HALEY Funeral Home,
Hamilton and Puritan.
Mrs. Lowney, wife of Robert
Lowney an architect for the Cen
eral Motors Corp, died WedneS-
day in Providence Hospital.
Surviving relatives include her
husband. who lives at 12021
Broad street, and a brother, Har-
rls PaulSgroVe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-16
Hint j. 5. Visit
By Churchill

QUEBEC Sept Is ms
President Roosevelt and Prime
Minister Churchill viii bring their
japanese war strategy planning
al the Quebec conference 10 q
conclusion tomorrow morning but
further conversations may pro
coed between the two Allied
leaders elsewhere before MI
Churchill rteurnS 10 Britain.
The hint of further talks vas
injected tins morning when prcSl-
Dental secretary Larry announces
that today was the closing srS-
SION OF the meeting ana NC l'TcST-
dent and prime minister would
conclude thier talks IN Quebec by
noon tomorrow.
Early did not expand this
statement but its phrasoClocy
left the door open 10 further
talks between the President ana
prime minister after the Quebec
conference ends, perhaps m Wash
lngtou or lsewherc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-16
Frederick @. Skinner

Services will be held at 4 p. m.
tomorrow for Frederick G. Skim
ner. SO, of 722 Balfour. Crosse
Pointe Park. at the William r.
Hamilton Co. chapel, 1915 Cass.
Mr.. Skinner died yesterday.
Dean Kirk B. O'Ferral OF st.
Pauls Cathedral, which Mr.. Skin
ner attended, will officiate at the
service
Mr.. Skinner was president Of
Stirling-Skinner Co, brassware
manufacturers. He was a member
of the Crosse Pointe Yacht Club,
the Detroit Golf Club and the De-
troit Club.
Surviving is his wife. Alma.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-16
ARMY WOUNDED

'KOLLER, : SGT NALTIR T.-George j.
, Roller. brninrr Iron Mountain
KONDRNCki SGT STANLEY STANLEY
~ rouawCd father Fl1nL
kOIOWICH PIC IOHN Airs Helen
] Com. sister W}audore
KoKNINSKI PFC HINRY A-Loais T.
| ha.niilssi. father. Grand Rapids
kRIK. PVT JOiiN T-Mfs SabinA J
kllA. m--Acr, l44AA Acpo4ssii, Detroit
NNIoCn. PVT WALTER w.-Mrs
I BLANCHE lsa.3l-t il. Hleilt+f -aFiHaN
ktRIS. rNT. NIC0LA ". JK.-Mrs. Gladys
/ kurs. upintg Mlskce---
/ KWICIEN, PFC EDWARD Mrs. Mary
d.. ELtLl-h i---tl- ILL L4--..l-- netl-lt.
LACEY, PNf FERRY A.-MrS LAyonia
/ Lacey mother Battle Crcek
/ LANGN OKIHN, PRO IARL D.-MrS Doris
p fanruurtlfy wife Yr.Aanu
! LARSEN. I'D Ii. GERALD Mrs. Ora
| btlr O. Larsen. wife. Lansing
/ LANiCIORIE. re. i>ADORt J. JR.-Mrs
/ Margaret LawrtOrir. mother MI Morris.
ItwIs, SCI. PAUL R-Mrs. Mary Lewis.
LlGHIfooI. PrC ARTHUR C.-Mrs. Mar
fFsrgt tiFffff7'' 'trr, H0dEftuu
IIGOS. Pre- THOMAS D-tirE Georgia
IIr1n mother 1851 So Hollywood Detroit
I IlIIIE. III ~, IIGLNL airs Eugene
LOCkIISn. PNI- CTS I.-Airs. Marjorie
Grail sister. 3 Temple Deuoii.
/ LORENCI. SGT FRANK }. JR.-Mrs,
/ Mary Lorenzo mother iln,onnlng .,,.-
LOVER. re. RICHARD Mis- Nellie
Lover mother Banuistcr
IUMLEN, PFC. ROBERT H-Mrs. Martha
MACY. PVT ISHIAB AIRS. Mildred
May. wife. 2sl0 cortland. Detroit
MANN, SGT IRANk M.-Joseph d. Mann,
MiRCmISE' PfC. SAM Mrs Mary Mar
! chose. mother. BIS Winchester. Monroe
McCLEARN. scr. LAWRENCE C-Mrs.
Juanita " McCledry. wife, 1925 Townsend,
MuIoRA. PFC. LoUIS-Mrs. Rose MlhorA.
wife ogO4 Bulwer. Detroit
MIKILA. scr MICHAEL JR.-Mrs.
! Polly Mkula mother. 1927 Lawton, De
MoELLrR. PrC. HERBERT Airs. Ger
tTude o. Moeuer. mother. warren.
! NELSON. 2D II. ORAL G.-Airs. ZellA NJ.
Dean. mother ColdWdter.
oRLow. PFC. HARRY-Metry orlow,
KoDKIQUTZ, PVT ALBERr-MrG Floren-
ROWAN, ; SCI BERNARD Joseph IL
Rowan father 26O4 Holbrook. Hamtremck.
sCHAEfLR, PfC. HERBERT W.-Csri
sCHRADER, PVT. WILLIAM M.-Mrs. Rose
SchJadeT. mother. Ludington.
SCHILLER. PVT wiLtoKD BLMrs, MAT
SHOtLIL, PNi WALTER H.-MEs Bessie
NJ s-ioul1, mother North Branch
SPIIERI. PIC. CARMLL MIS-. Gertrude
cAsha, aunt, $50 S Annaoe,ls Detroit.
SWfTRkOWSkf. PVT. STANLEY : Mrs.
Frances N SwieIkowSn. mother. $500 juno
ton Detroit
TANIs. PFC. BURTON !. - Mrs. Anna
IAu!S- mnlAlt-- Ludlnglan---
-1ILILh -REC-IAKkA- R-==MIE--MarY Lee
Thcuer wife l1O30 Siwms Detroit
THOMAS. ID IT. BAIRD AIRS. Helena
B Thomas mother Ann AroOr
THOMAS. PFC JAMES E.-Aloert Thomas
father 262O FairXiCW. peirnll-
VANCE. SCI. JLD C.-Mrs. Elsie O.
Vance mother. PewamO
-NERCEII,A,- ALFRED J--MFs.-IeHny
VeTcella. wife. Iron Mountain.
WEBB, PFC. CLARENCE L.-MrS Ange-
line Webb wife Saginaw.
WELFARE, PFC DONALD k.-Mrs Gladys
Welfare, mother Hastings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-16
Tavern Owner Held
In InkSfer Shooting

Ro'lie Hicks. 81, OF AS Spruce
Inllstcr, proprietor Of a tavern al
563S Harrison, is being held by
lnk,ter police after the shooting
OF one of ms customers late last
night
Horace Gains, %, Of 1858 Mon
telth. Detroit. is in ElolSe Hos
pital in a critical condition. GAIN,
was shot by Hicks. police say
when he re-entered the tavern
after being thrown out tor Great
INC 2 disturbance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-16
Dietrich in iceland

REYkJAVIk. Iceland. Sept. Is
(UP)-Movie star Marlene Diet
rich has arrived in Iceland from
Greenland 10 entertain troops be-
fore proceeding 10 the European
theater with a USO unit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-16
Plan Hawai- AirIiners

WASHINGTON, Sept. Is (UP)
Harold M. Bixby, vice president
of Pan American Always, said
today that his company proposes
to use 128-passenger luxury air.
craft after the war 10 carry twice
as many passengers TO Hawaii as
in the best prewar travel year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-16

Fairy Tale Giants Real, Says
Science. Gobind Behari Lal,
Noted Science Analyst, Tells
How Gigantopithecus, our An
cestor OF 100000 Years Ago,
Has Been Reco nStructed
Through Discovery Of a Tooth
Fossil. In The American Weekly.
Great Magazine Distributed
With This Sundays Issue OF
The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-16
NAyY-MARINE WOUNDED

HENKEL. PFC. ROBERT F.-Mrs Grace
N Hcnkel mother. 14i44 L0nryiew, Detroit.
HOLLOWAY PFC. HARRY Mrs. Anna
Holloway. mother. 74Ol Esper boulevard,
Dearborn
HUGGISs, SGT. SHERWOOD r.. - Mrs.
sherwood b. Huggins, wife, 3325 Leander,
Detroit
JOHNSON. PFC. DALE Y. Mr.. David
Johnson father MuskeRun
JOHNSTON CPL. WILLIAM Mrs
Beatrice NJ Johnston neither Gladstone
KERSJES, PFC. STANLEY MFRS Der
nice W. Luce, mother. 1901 + outer drive.
Detroit
KRASTES. PFC STEVEN Airs. Julia
Krastrs mother Wydudoftf
KRXGFR. PFC MARTIN T-MrS. Nina
n KrvGof mother Grand Rapids
MACMILLAN, 1T COMDR. HUGH-Mr
and MIS- Lincoln Macmillan. Ann Arhor
SNLLL, ENSIGN WILLIAM MORRlS-Mr
ana Mrs, William Ackley Smell parents
Monroe.
VAN STEELE. CHIC LEoSARD-Mrs
Ollie Van steele. wife. Kalamazoo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-16
French Fleet at TouIon

ROME. Sept. - INS) - The
French heet-nagS and pennants
swapping in the breeze-returned
today 10 the reopened naval base
az ToulOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-16
BOysville Secretary
TO BE Buried Monday

sung at st. Theresa Church,
Grand River and Quincy at 10
a. m. Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-16
MARINE DEAD

HOFFMAN, CPL. CLARENCE-Mrs. Birdie
Hoffman mother. Alma
JENDRASIAk, PFC. CHARLES y. Mrs
Harriet 1endraSiak, mother Grand Rapids
JOHNSON, CPL. HELMER k.--Mrs. Opa
Johnson mother. Traverse City
KRAKOW CPL. PERCY R.-Mrs Freds
Krakow. mother, 2044 Hardwood. Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-16
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

The department today released 10 Michigan
wounded IN action Thryhe from the Detroit The
official casualty from the department included
of - Michigan five of whom from this The
and Their nearest of Kin. who have been notified are:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-18
BY Dorothy kilsallen

Lois Andrews lawyers are work
ing on a possible court action TO
keep George Jessel from visiting
her California home so often Z.
Ann Miller has Tilted South
American millionaire in favor of
her dancing partner, Bill shawn
Fred Allen looks definite for the
forthcoming Billy Rose reyGe...
Olivia De Haviland's new heart
toddy is Dwight Whitney. the
scribe. The Paul Smalls (Estelle
Taylor have their intimates wond-
ering... The Humphrey Bogarts
have returned to the Coast. leaving
trail of broken glasses and tsk-
tsk-ing locals. D.. a blonde chorus
cutie is telling anyone who'll lis.
ten Gin the Hollywood late spots)
that she's Moss Harris daughter.
Dottie'. Moss. as everyone knows.
isn't even married.
Judith Aliens counter-claims in
the divorce mess stirred up by Ru-
dolph Fields will be startling. to
say the least. Lily Pons has
gilded the lily. She's now a red
head. Oncein-a.while il happens:
Beverly Michaels. last week hat
check girl at the Diamond Horse
shoe. is now one OF the six spot
lighted beauties in the floorshow
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-18
Finland

The small nations are 10 be pitied
in this era OF neoimperialism. Fin
land never has had freedom OF
choice. Geographically Finland can
be conquered by Russia, by Ger
many or by power out Of Scanda-
nayia. Physically, Finland can
never develop enough manpower
or industrial productivity to defend
herself adequately. such coun-
tries as Finland can exist only in
u free and decent world by the
grace and consent of morally in
spired neighbors.
In this war, Finland's role has
been tragic. Attacked first by
Russia, il was inevitable that she
would become a pawn of the Nazi.
Now that Hitler has lost his fight
against Russia, Finland must md
a way to peace with her former
master. The machinery for becom-
ing a member OF the Soviet Union
Is already in existence. A Finnish
Soviet republic, or perhaps a Finno-
Karelian Socialist Soviet republic
will take over and the story. for
the time being will reach the end
Of a chapter. The Films have no
voice in their destiny.
The United States has an obll-
cation for the continued independ-
ence of Finland. The United
States, when Woodrow Wilson was
president, brought independent
Finland into existence. This coun-
try helped Finland in its war with
Russia. We did not join in the
war on Finland even though the
Finnish government became part
OF the Nazi Neutrality-suspicious. its
will perhaps. but nontheless part
of it. our sympathies have remain
ed with Finland. We now officially
advise Finland to submit to Rus
STA. 1t is a counsel OF the newt
able.
But VIC can do nothing about IL.
Even our good offices, If offered,
would probably be rejected as our
mediation in the Polish boundary
dispute has been rejected. We
cannot afford to quarrel with So
Wet Russia. And il is hard for
us to make a case for Finland eX-
cept that we have a friendship for
Finland and would like our ally
to treat our friend kindly. There
is small hope that a diplomacy of
sentiment viii be pursued or IL
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-18
Michigan in
Washington

The funeral" o, columnist Ray
mond Clapper was unique service
Eumbly requested by his news.
paper colleagues OF his widow. His
friends could not deny the urge to
pay a public tribute to the man
who was to them symbol Of
integrity in journalism.
The service was poignantly sim
pie and sincere. Six men-report-
ers all. although some have other
titles too-got up and said a few
words about Raymond Clapper, re-
porter and comrade.
Only his intimates could have
hit just the right note In such a
service. II was not held in a
church or funeral home. But in
The Press Club where he had beef
one Of the boys for years. No SER
mon. No scripture reading. No
flowers. No music. No funereal
atmosphere. His friends simply
gathered together, to pay public
tribute TO one of the best of their
own. (And TO buck each other up
a bit.)
Some OF the great of the land
were there. More would have
come but only those who really
knew him we'll felt right about
coming to such a service conducted
by intimates. Mostly. they were
his friends of the working press.
The men who with him have been
covering Congress, the White
House, political conventions, cam
paigns, for years.
These are some OF the things
said by the six who spoke. One
said his words cleared some
filled mental rooms. Another.
he always met his deadline even
when his stories were filed from
far corner OF the earth. He was
called the newspaper mans col
umnist'. He wrote in simply
graphic words so the man in the
subway. the factory. the farm
could grasp the significance OF
that story. True to himself, his
column appeared f.. many news
papers with policies differing wide
~ from his liberal viewpoint. He
was liberal in mind and heart, as
well as in politics.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-18
Finland
These Daysss1 ; gso 3ti E! ;oRo2;xr

pursued will accomplish anything.
And so 1t will sou be with Lat
via, Esthonia, Lithuania and Po-
land. The Russian system re.
quires a series OF states on her
boundaries whose governments are
either Russian appointees or the
countries themselves will be re-
CURED to join the Soviet Union.
That system will be carried out
completely and it seems that not
a single thing will or can be done
about it. The Russians are estab-
fishing a new frontier which by
present appearances will be the old
frontier, the farthest points in
Europe ever held by the Cars.
An enlarged Russian Empire is
coming into existence out OF a
war which started for the terri
torial integrity OF Poland. Rus
sia's share in the division OF the
loot of victory will be obtained i'm.
mediately.
There are other small countries
in Europe. as small as those who
are now losing their independence,
The question must arise as TO what
is to happen to these small coun-
tries. VIII they be saved? VIII
a council be organized in western
Europe to balance the Soviet sys-
ted in eastern Europe? Or will a
number of countries coalesce un.
der the leadership OF the British
Empire? How long can these EN-
pires become-how many unas.
similable people can they absorb
without the entire structure col
lapsing?
And what happens to the United
States and our diplomacy? This
country has been in two wars real
ly for the principle which Woodrow
Wilson described as seli-determina-
ton. II has been American policy
to support and. uphold the smaller
and weaker nations and to frown
upon the expansion of empires.
But empire is expanding in this
war. Everybody's empire is ex-
panding except ours and we do not
seek expansion. What will all this
mean to our future?
This country and for that matter
the United Nations needs a policy.
a clear. understandable, popularity
supported policy. 1t should be a
long range policy based not upon
the necessities of the moment but
upon a decision to find a formula
for peace. Finland offers an oppor-
tunity If We have the hardihood
to take tan opportunity to re-
turn from Teheran to Moscow.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-18

! Ralph Edwards on Truth and
I Consequences. His own uncertain
draft status Is holding up the deal
-. Adrienne Amcs has rushed to
the coast to the bedside OF her
ailing mother. Eddie Hall Is in
town incognito. He tried to keep
his presence a secret by register
ing rs Victor Mature.
Talk OF the town is Maria Mon
tezs "mugging' in the current
neWsreels during Gen. Someryille's
speech. (She's standing just be-
hind him) -. The Al Navarros
(she's Eleanor Frothingham. form
/ er Boston deb are knitting tiny
garments Secretary Morgen-
thau's Office procured enlarged liy-
ing quarters in Washington for
Gene Tierney's baby, mother and
two nurses while Gepe was out on
a Bond tour. Nothing is more
rare in the Broadway area than
someone putting in good word
for Charlie Chaplin. Comic Bust
er West collapsed the other day
during rehearsals of Follow the
Girls" after getting the news that
his father had died.. Ginny
Simms has added considerable
poundage.
OPA has ordered another 200
100000 ration tokens. just to be on
the safe side. Chicago Mayor
kelly's son. Steve. is the boy who S
been long-distancing Jinx Falken-
berg during her hospital siege here
80. A famous voice coach is plan
ming sensational developments in
yolving a well-known movie star
when his divorce action gets under
way Yvette, one of the Clipper
crash victims. will make another
overseas tour-this time to North
Africa. The Al Bloomingdale-
Harry Kaufman tiff was caused by
the withdrawal of Bubbles" Man
del from the Follies to join allah
Be Praised -. The music indus
try feels that singer Bob Eberle
(of the Jimmy Dorsey OUTFIT could
have a career rivaling that of
frankie Boy II he had similar solo
work e. Elizabeth Dow. the coast
model. is headed for New York.
She's lonesome for Jerry Adler OF
the Winning Victory cast.
Top sergeant with the faneiest
moniker ever is In Florida
ycelt Harvard Yale Princeton. (Ac-
tuallyD
Mary Zavian has Dennis Day
dreaming. . 1t was Lulu Bates
daughter, Adele. who was hurt in
the Tudor City auto accident. .on
the eve of her mas Hit Parade de-
but E. Gene Kelly wraps up Cover
Girl" and puts it in his pocket. a
busboy from AleXander's Restau-
rant was mugged and given broll-
en- jaw at 51st st. and Madison
Ave. the other night. The thug
took his wrist watch and s. and
left him lying in the gutter.
Peggy Mann. the lark, and Joe
Ricardel, the maestro, are flirty-
flirting. John Perona and his
expartier, Poppy D'Albrew, have
kissed and made up after their two
year estrangement. Jerry C"I
heard You Cried Last Night') Kru-
ger and Cpl. Robert Kelly, who has
an DFC, will trek to the altar in
June.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-18
What They're Whispering in Gotham

there. - Gertrude Lawrence and
Jed Harris are merely debating
terms. according TO the grapevine
-. City desks could get a good
story on Richard Whitney's aotivi-
ties helping the war effort in an
upstate village. The Is Club
Row has the inside track on the
purchase of the Riobamba with the
deal Ringing on the signing of a
well-known comedian TO be the
headliner.
Sgt. Jack Leonard. the former
crooner, is incoming over Amy Ar.
NELL. A prominent gent-about.
town was hauled into court by the
Sayoy-Plaza because several hun.
dred dollars worth OF his checks
bounced. o.. Bonnie Bakers hus-
band is on the way overseas.
Ella Logan is in Oran waiting for
passage TO London. Alex Tenn
pleton and Stella Unger have cola.
borated on musical comedy -.
Two femme performers gave the
backstage crew at the Roxy a Sc
we're case OF filters at Friday
nights Bond shows. They arrived
under the influence OF too many
cocktails-and nobody knew what
they were going to do next.
Gerry Moore is a hot bet to replace