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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14

SIXTY YEARS YOUNG
We're proud OF our experience. but
we're more proud Of our ability to-
day to secure the best buyers fol-
your property. In today's market.
It's all the more important to dc
the right type OF selling job.
HOMER WARREN a COMPANY
Dime BLDG CA 032i
COLORED-Houses wanted for sale
customers waiting. J. s. johnson. Ma
1859.
coLoREp-e-rpom cottage wanted.
To A-OgAT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14

GIRL for general and care OF child.
UN 1902
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14

UPHOLSTERINC

sTENoTYPE machine. materials.
brand new sunday. week days. evs-
nfnes Nj A2I3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14

GIRLS 10 train for inspection work.
Apply 1861 Livernois.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14

BOARD and room. single beds. home
cooking. help yourself, Sll weekly.
SO Parsons. opposite 1878 Woodward
BLVD. West Grand 376-Gentleman.
home cooking, showers, lobby. good
transportation LA 0sls.
NEAT. attractive single and double
home cooking. excellent transporta'
ton TR 2-94H
NEWLY decorated, good food, excel
lent transportation, near, woodward.
CT 1922, 100 Winder
Mother and child well
come. good food, good transportation
To h-Ali2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14

LAUNDRY help members and pres
Hers wanted. experienced: can aver
age top wages piece work. Apply
Michigan Modern overall Cleaner.
1850 Roseiawn HO e311.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
BUY-SELL-LEASE

Your beer garden. rooming house or
II confectionery quickly at
y n BUSINESS SALES
53s NAtcabees BldE TE l-3T75
LET KfLbEY BE YOUR BROKER
IL, 237G0 f7Og Woodward
COLDRF ID Beauty shop. 4 modern
booths. excellent business with broom
cottage steam heat. oak floors, etc.
only 81 600 EnIlAn IL 1920
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14

JUNIOR secretary for general office
work some dletation; opportunity for
advancement Apply Emp office, 9th
a Grinnell Brns.. 1878 WoodWard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES. Here 8
how 10 get a good start on success
fui business career. Secure an inter
eSting, permanent position In our
main office, Ideal conditions. Apply
personnel dept. S. S. KREsGE CO.,
2727 Second.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
Income Bungalows for Sale
Furnished Rooms for Rent

ATTRACTIVE double room. conven-
lent transportation TO factories. 6726
Clifton. TY 6-ls42.
BLVD, w. GRAND. 2202-Hewly
furnished sleeping room. gentlemen
preferred TY 5-5509.
BLVD. East Grand 1852 Dodge.
Packard. singles. doubles s., up.
Always hot water.
CLAlRMoUNT- i4TH Large cool sin.
gle. SO 50. Gentle, private nome
TY 4-i2Oi.
GIRLS, nice double room; excellent
transportation. private home. l14S
Atkinson. TR 2-225S.
GRAND RIVER Dexter. ? employed
ladies' Call evenings. TY 7-2S01.
JOY ROAD, Dexter transportation
Large. airy, attractive. home priv
leges: gentleman, Cali evenings, Tf
1880.
LEMAY. 1619-Room with kitchen
privileges. for employed couple. DIX
1911.
PLEASANT room, good transporta
tion. near factories. 6405 ST. Paul
corner Meldrum.
ICOLoRED-S Sober. respectable. work
Ing gentleman 20 share dormitorles !.
must be neat good cosVeniences and
transportation: gentleman only. TX
2-5O3a. IL 80 a. m. TO IL p. m.
CoLoRED-Two girls TO share com
Portable room. Private home, prefer
two sisters or good friends. 1s44S
Revere TW 1-4702.
Front room, ] or clean,
quiet gentlemen: Christian home eA'
cellent transportation. TN 6-4ol3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
SITUATIONS wANrED-mALE
Situations Wanted-Female

CQLOEEp boy wants work m serv-
ICe station { experienced, SiA week.
or 1898 tl75 Elmer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14

LAUNDRY help. feeders. folders.
shirt press operators. sorters, mark
ers. experienced or inexperienced.
Dispatch Hudson Laundry, a. Cort-
land
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14

HIGH SCHOOL GRADuATEs-sell-
ing Is wonderful training. Assures
permanent income. tie easy and IN
feresting. Work downtown or near
home. Apply any Kresge store to-
morrow s. s KRESGE co. STORES.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

GENERAL. Motors Ruiding wants
women Tor Kitchen work ~ holiday
or sunday work See Nj Rounds,
Room s-i5i. General Motors Building
GENERAL OFFICE WORK --Perna
-rnt positions Michigan Consolidated
Gas c.. CGr fd and Bagiey
GENERAL Hrt shNOkh NO COOK
ing no hesvy isuulg stay nirhs.
Private room ~ ] 3a1s
CENERAlr-No laundry of O.. ND.
stay nights; rlod paNj IN a-oNf'
GIRLS. Nome -neNptTsncet g.
isaru SALAD TO-. maklre cooks, WAT
rcsscs. hoEiosses. fjsh Nashers Sl,an'
ing women. no sunday or lstt eve
ming worn Meals all u1D1rms Fur
nishtd siourer lO1 CAno'a
GIRLS Higs scnoH g-e1uates f.-
general of'ce NIX eooi NtEr>.
eteadN wrfs Hf'r- Cura'nr No tA-
psfenre uetcssary Apply ir rs
MiseIe Coal NIwaukee ~ Mitchell
GIRL * White. Uune ae rssf siet
exrerlenct unueccSssN fcr factor
cHterirg work hours $3.50 q w
2 g. n must have bt-'E certificate
Tra .rar Pros Iilfn iaf' Warren.
GIRLS ,cl'a5et' f.f su.a fountain.
hlgh falary wss's ans uniforms tuf-
nlshri Arrn lf-f cr.suoIi. ftul
GfaI0t. lyTHt Grand RIVER. 1877
Twelfth s. ClIr rEhau e.
GIRLS ana vnnor for hrht factory
work. essc-t.a p6rt. 4S.hour week.
perusrsrt positions after the war
NMPC rules NCr-Detror Envelope
Co $50 lqu7,tt
GIRL on woman tlr ralad mskine
STEADY Job. SOD wages Pleasant
surroundings no SUNDAY ~ holiday
work See NJ Weber Nttropr
Building Cafeteria. So John r 81
GIRL or woman f0r accounting dept
20 learn operation % Burroughs cal
ciiator: postwar poss'hi,'iss Apply
Personnel Odicc Sears. Roebuck a
CO lo750 Grand River
GIRLS Between o. 90 80 90 train
as sales supsr,isOrs no experience
necessary STEADY worn good pay .
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lHAfS ron SALE

coLoRED : Clinton. Groom brick
cottage; SO. 500. $1,000 down.. SIS
mo. Alfred. 2-hat. Go. stove heat;
s., 600. 81 600 down. Conners. 2 nat.
6-6. $1,000 $1,000 down; stove heat
Cower yacanp. vallisnt FL 6i67.
coLoRED--soLvAY So. SCI; IN
come rooms down, up; fun base
ment. hot air furnace, garages.
ELSA REALTY AND INVEST co.
62i7 w. FORT vi 1-1s00
CoLoRED-2-fa 90, 2 furnaces.
good condition; $1,000. Immediate
WARREN. near RIopelle "a, $500.
$500 dn. After p, m. TW 2-ffl3.
COLoRED-Hendrick 1899: Z rms.
and bath each suite .good condition:
81. 900 dn. See anytime. Call Mr..
HANNAH REAL ESTATE Elk. Inc,
coLORED = LYMAN PL.. mr.. Cd.
Blvd. 2-fam.: 6-6. sim. stoker. VA
CANT. Al con. 81 900; make oner.
HAMLAR-6i3 y. Kirby TR 2-sSt4
Vacant; 4562 oath ST.;
sd. 2 baths: 81. 300. 81. 500 down.
44s f. WARREN TIE i-6ls2
,coLoRED-issi Indiandale, between
18th and lith; 2-fam. 6-6 gar. re-
conditioned throughout: $4,000, 81, 900
dn. Johnson. TY $4,000.
coLoRED-25sO Medium: family.
SIS, oil heat: upper furnished; brick
siding; 81 800. 1000 down. TE
2-3l5i.
CoLoRED-Two-famiiy fiat, ga
RACES: 50. 500. 81 200 down, $45
month. II Kendall, apartment avail
able.
COLORED-VACAN MCCLELLAN
Brick 2-family 60 good condition.
also others. BROKER. " 2067.
CoLoRED-2 fats, west side. 5-5.
with Doctors office fully equipped;
reasonable price. Jackson. Tf 7-1349.
BUNGALOWS FOR SALE
BENTLER. s. schoolcraft 5-rm.
Briokote bungalow; oil 1T. Only
So, 100. Terms. nice lot. S. c. Hadley,
Inc, UN 10000.
BRAILE, Mr.. 7 MILE
Frame; large bedrms., lge. kitchen.
utility rm.: paved street. Only $4,000.
easy terms. Immediate possession.
UN 1-43O0.
ELMER M. CLARK
FRENCH RID, ell3-Cozy home. oil
heat, 81 900 dn. Geschwind. PL 344i
INDIANA sCHooLCRAFT SEC.
A real bargain In a modern 2-bedrm.
only $3.50 with 81. 500 din.
VICTORY REAL EST 7Ss70
We have 200 homes for sale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14

LAUNDRY HELP Folders. feeders
shlr, press operators; experienced OF
inexperienced. High Grade Laundry,
1871 wabash
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
MANOR. .773S-OPEN

Biz. s. Of fireman: 2 bedrms.. full
tile bath $500 On. open every day.
p A. IN. 10 ? p. m. Builder. UN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-14
LINNHURST-HAYES

OPEN SUNDAY
SOLID MASONRY MODEL
2 BEDROOMS. ATTIC, REC. ROOM
TILE FEATURES,
Cooperative Bldg. Ar 2s4O
sALEM-N. of Mile. " OF Tele-
graph Rd Open. 20 new homes
NU-BUILT HOMES-HO 1924
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-21
Archbishop
10 Be Visitor
Plan Confirmation
at Utico Church

UTICA - The Sacrament OF
Confirmation will be admins
tered in st. Lawrence church on
Sunday afternoon, Oct. /, at 4:30
o'clock. The Ri. Rev. Archbish-
op Edward Mooney, D. D., Arch
bishop of the archdiocese of De-
troit, will be the confirming pre-
late. A class OF one hundred
fifty candidates are being pre-
pared for their confirmation
The Archbishop will be assisted
by the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Leo Lin
senmeyer of st. Vincent De Paul
Parish, Pontiac. Msgr. Linsen-
meyer was recently honored by
ope Plus XII when he was made
q member of the papal house
hold and given the title of Mon
signor.
The Catholic ritual for the in
stallAtion of officers of the
Young Ladies Sodality will be
carried out in st. Lawrence
church next Sunday night at
eight when the new officers for
the year will be given their
places. 1t will also be the occa-
sion for new members to begin
their time of probation before
they are received into the Sodal-
ity.
ST.. Lawrence Guild is having
q party Dec. 3rd, and the Altar
Society will hold Bazaar, De-
cember 7th.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-21
Richmond Opens
Canning Plant

RICHMOND-The Richmond
Community Canning plant will
can food for shipment overseas
for anyone in Macomb county.
Cans may be picked up at the
canning center and arrange
ments made for a date to have
the cans sealed and processed.
There is a very nominal fee for
the cans; the sealing and pro-
cessing viii be done free of
charge.
The Battle Greek Community
Cannery says that any staple
items such as nuts. cookies and
candy may be sealed in No. ?
cans and mailed overseas.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-21

(Charlie) Titus, of the Michigan
Bel Telephone Company =.
for which, heartieSt congratula-
tionS TO two really good fellows.
Two things about them are
we'll known TO their many
friends: they have always agreed
on matters of business and have
never been known 10 agree on
other things. Right now one is
probably betting on the Yankees
and.the other on the Tigers, for
instance or one with buck
on Michigan and the other back
ing Marquette. Charlie
probably contends the coming
winter will be a long and rigor-
Gus one, and Bob has figured it
out as a short, open and mild
winter. Undoubtedly the
spice of argument has added zcst
TO their 20 years association,
and we hope ii keeps up.
There's one chap around
town intends to get in a bit Of
fishing, and We know he de-
serves the rest. He's gen.
ial Guy yerkler, grocery
man here for about Is years
who has sold out his Macomb
street store. Fifty-siX years
young" in body as well as
spirit, Guy intends to get
away from invoices and ration
point statistics for little
while. The best of luck
TO him.
THE TRANSPORT Alto IN
CORPS is only cog in a great
machine" Jack Miller reports
in a verse from a Transportation
Corps dump in France, written
during a lull in the day-and-
night scamble TO rush life and
death" supplies to the troops on
beachheads and in foxholes.
Most of the stuff" these brave
lads haul is lethal equipment
tagged Destination Berlin" :.
and besides all this, the poem
sent to Mrs. Gordon II. Miller,
graphically describes the clut-
tered roads and blasted villages
of France.
After $50 hours flying over
the Hump" into China from
midas ATC bases, Don LOzen
says he now feels like four
star general after being rails
ed to Private First Glass.
And on Aug. 10, he was
awarded a 20-day furlOugh
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-21

Mount Clemens, would be
monotonous land given my
memory for names impos-
sible.)
1--WE live right across the
street from the Alameda Naval
Air Station, a place so big, that
the navy sort of dominates our
picture % the armed forces. But
we've found a Mount Clemens
representative Of the army out
here, too. Over in front of Mis-
sion Dolores, in San Francisco,
one Sunday, we were hailed by
one of the Schwartz boys, who
used to peddle papers back in
Mount Clemens. There is enough
material out here for at least
one of your columns.
I'D like to be able to tell
you what we've seen in some
particular day of sightseeing
"all in the day." as il were.
But, gas .rationing makes
sightseeing, in the ordinary
sense, out o fthe question, SO
we haven't covered ground as
quickly, as we ordinarily
would have done. But. when
you have seven or eight
months, and combine sightsee-
ing with your necessary trips,
you really cover lot of
ground. We've seen the region
thoroughly, but we've seen it
bit by bit.
For instance we try not to go
to the same stores every time;
Wenever cross town on the same
street, IL a parallel street that
we haven't seen is available; we
even attend Mass at a different
church every Sunday, instead of
always going to the same
church. 1t all adds up to a lot
Of familiarity with lot of ter
ritory-and with a lot of archi-
lecture. We've not only seen
most of the back streets and
hooks and corners of the Bay
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-21

| IenOeO TOT puDllCOllOn.
The writer was Van Wallace,
that courageous, big-hearted No
ire Dame alumnus who became
completely paralyzed up to his
chest in a shallow water dive at
Venice Beach about 1923 =.
Vans newsy letter will interest
all of his fans, and. who knows,
it might even persuade We Edi-
tor to send us to Oakland to
cover the waterfront, as Van
suggests.
Dear d. A.-Mom, Dad and
I have been out here on Alameda
Island, on the Oakland side of
San Francisco Bay since Febru-
airy. We get the Monitor-Lead-
er regularly, however, and keep
in touch with things back home.
One runs into SO many Mount
Clemens people out here, Incl
dentally, that it seems to me that
the NIL really ought to have a
Bay Area reporter. Maybe it
isn't true, but it's generally &C.
copied that the navy comes
mostly from the Middle-West;
I'm beginning to think that it
comes mostly from the Mount
Clemens vicinity. We have Civ
en- lifts to large number of sail
ors, at various times, in that
green ambulance of mine, and
it's surprising how many of
them are conneNed with Mount
Clemens, or at least to Michigan,
in some way or other.
The latest was COttrell
from Mount Clemens. Moth
ing could sound more like the
place than that name. And,
there was a Morgan who used
to live down south Of town.
He was a marine, of course,
but the marines are part Of the
navy Gas much as some OF
them hate to admit it,. To
mention the ones from Det-
rOit, Royal Oak, Rochester,
ETC., even the ones who have
had something to do with
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-21
us Food Outlook
Reasonably Good

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2l-tR)
Civilian food supply prospects
in the United States are "rea-
sonably good for the remainder
of this year and early l945, the
Bureau of Agricultural econom-
les said today.
Pointing out that food pro-
duction this year is estimated at
five per cent above the 1913
record output and 38 per cent
over the average for 1869, the
Bureau said that the per capita
civilian consumption for l944
would be slightly higher than
last year and seven per cent
above the pre-war five year av-
erage.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-21

cities, but we've seen about ev-
erything in the line of churches,
from the old Mission style OF
Dolores 10 the unadorned func-
tionalism of the chapel at the
Naval Air Station. | have found
il interesting. You know, ]
might have wound up as an ar
chitect, if I'd Of had a few more
years at Notre Dame.
I'D really like to be able
to return here after the war,
when gas is unlimited, and
there are no restrictions on
photography. That last point
has been very hard on people
like Nom and me, SO badly
bitten by the home movie
bug. Practically everything
that a person would normally
wish to shoot has a sign post
ed nearby: No cameras, no
fieldglasSes, no firearms It's
awfuliy hard on ones self
control, on Mons especially.
She is our operator, and when
a beautiful view of the bay
from one Of the hilltOps just
begs to be taken, it always
seems that there Is a warship
or two, or a gathering convoy
in sight to make the shooting
against regulations! It's too
bad we can't take such pic
lures to show the people back
home the tremendous activity
going on here twenty-fOur
hours day.
1--WE hate to be leaving Cali,
fornia, especially, we hate TO be
leaving with winter coming on
but we've already put off our
return as long as possible, SO we
are scheduled to take off Mon,
day, the 18th, and unless some
thing entirely unforeseen turns
up, we will be looking into the
situation on the banks of the
Clinton in a few weeks. We
travel slowly, but we'll be see
ing you eventually in all the old
familiar places. Bill Olivier Of
Roseville is returning with us.
"MOm and Dad join me in
sending our best. Please re-
call us to everyone around
there. Sincerely yours,
Van Wallace"
=
THE GOLD DUST TWINS
have been inseparable business
partners for 20 years, as of last
Friday. We refer to Rob-
ert /. (Bob) Winslow and c. V.
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which he planned to spend
visiting Col. Spier and other
-MacOmb County men In In
dia, Better than the fur
Tough award was the pinning
on his tunic of the Air Medal
by a real general In front of
all the men and officers and
the company band. We
have a picture of the medal
award, but the heat of India
and tn: poor focus of the pho
tographer makes IL impossible
to reproduce ii.
BILLY BENIN, of 2O22 Little
road, is seriously i'll with polio
myelitis at Herman Keiffer Hos
pital, Detroit. His mother
Mrs. Walter Benin writes us "a
suggest that Billy's friends re.
member him in their prayers .
and maybe send him a letter Oh
picture postcard.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-21
GIRL MADE GOOD

BOSTON-WD-Friends sect.
fed when a schoolmarmish New
England girl spent her last 80
to 60 from Boston to New York.
Twenty years later Gertrudo
900 a year as editor in chief Of
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-21
.Ns ANm the 0au

Running a column is really the Life ORiIey when pal
writes most Of it for you, and better than you could
The other day. Alameda overlooking San Francisco Boy
guy 10y his back los he has fro yeors) ond using
special conapton sune above his invalid wrote Of
todoys column in letter which he probably
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-21

Sapphires, rubies and cats
eyes are mined in Ceylon.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-21

THE GOLD DUST TWINS
have been inseparable business
partners for 20 years, as of last
Friday. We refer to Rob-
ert /. (Bob) Winslow and c. V.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
ON THE
SET
. Ey dorothy ma~~c,,
HOLLYWOOD, May l3.

HOLLYWOOD, May 10.
lean SULLIVAN, who got 10
- the top IN her first role OPP
poSite Enrol Flynn in "Uncer-
tain Glory" is pretty, but so
are a lot Of other Hollywood
girls.
She has brains. but i'm this
she isn't alone among film as
pirants.
She can act. but the town is
loaded with girls with talent.
What then makes Jean differ
ent from the hundreds of girls
who crowd Hollywood's gates
each year, but who fail to make
the grade?
For one thing she is a beauty.
without being a glamour girl.
She is completely natural. She
has developed her own person.
atty without STOPPING TO initiate
any estHbifshed- personality on
the screen. And il has paid off
in wonderful reviews in the
Flynn movie. Perhaps the best
reason she doesn't look like a
typical movie actress is because
she didn't originally plan TO be
an actress at all.
"My first love was ballet"
Jean told me when ! met her
at Warmers. modern ballet or
the Nigman School. But | also
did few plays at school, the
University of California at Los
Angeles. and IL was while APP
pearing In Engaged that Solly
BainO, talent scout Of Warmers,
saw me and asked IL l would
make movie test"
See how easy il is when you
have real talent. girls?
81 told him I'd never thought
OF motion pictures and that my
real interest was In something
else. But he is persistent
4NlAff SIN ltlOIlnN
he talked me into the test and
out Of the blue, one week later,
they gave me the lead with Mr..
Flynn"
Jean is 20. with soft brown
hair, green eyes and a facial
structure not unlike Merle
Oberon S. She has a slow.
thoughtful and serious smile
that gives her a dignity beyond
her years She is given 20 read
ing ProuSt Huysmann. Anatole
France and Thomas Mann.
That Of course, IS apt 10 make
hcr "Screwy' as far as Holly
wood IS concerned.
The daughter Of Colonel
Alexander tU. :. Army. retired
and Mrs Claire Sullivan. Jean
was born IN Logan, Utah, but
was whiSked from one army
camp TO the other as her father
received orders. She thus be-
came a pin up girl in barracks
long before that odd bit of
Americana reached IL overpow-
ering and dizzy state of today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
Robinson al Fox

over al the Fox we find mel
odrama running a high temper
AZURE with Edward G.. Robinson.
Victor McLaglen and Lynn
Bari all involved in dark adven-
ture which takes place in
"Tampico. the title of the film.
The fans certainly 60 for
leaning Irene Dunno and
Spencer Tracy Judging from
the way they're flocking 10 see
"A Guy Named Joe. This ro-
nance of the air, which also
features Van Johnson in the
cast. is in its second week at
the United Artists where it is
probably due for quite a stay
The Palms-State has Lost
Angel" " touching and fearful
tale with delightful little Mar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

Julie Gibson, fornisrly
a singer with Jimmy
Grier's orchestra, has
finished work in "And
the Angels Sing" and
has signed a contract
with Paramount.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
Old Timers Tricks

\ PAL, who has Go remain
namcless for obvious reasons,
was telling us of the methods
used by some brass hats within
the army To sabotage the more
modern and progressive trend
in the war effort.
For instance, number of the
oldtimers don't like the govern
ment'S movies, but they are
must. They must all be shown
20 all the men Son one
OccaSiOn-a {. d. ordered "A
whole slew Of them To be shown
TO the men at a single sitting.
-. Nine hours straight of train
ing films without interruption
or rest No wonder the sol
diers griped and hated all war
department pix.
Distributed 10y King Features Synd.. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
THE DETROIT SCREEN
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that you shouldn't miss 10. And
this IS its last week.
Vera-Ellen and Jere McMa-
hon have the principal dance
roles.
After being dark for a week.
the Lafayette lights up tonight
10 welcome Guy Kibbce in 2 re-
viSed and modernized version Of
The Old Soak
Kibbee is making his first APP
pearanCe on the legitimate
stage in Is years in the role Of
the lovable old character who
likes his tea too much.
Frank Mcmahon brings his
Gay NinetieS Revue 10 me
Masonic Auditorium for three
days beginning Thursday night.