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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25
LEAD Whitfield

KoppI'z lead in the Neropoli-
tan Classic Bowling Lcagur Is
down TO one game today with
Rainbow and Standard tied for
second Rainbow shut ont koppitz
az Twentieth Century Recreation
Hast might. 2S92 10 2S02. Stand
ards 1926 went 10 third on the
board in banking tarriS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25

young finger s
mouth, when it
w a s reported
he wanted to be
traded 10 an
other club.
O We r lon G
distance phone
from his home
in Beckley, w.
Va, GorSi a
p fe $ sed TO
Jack Zeller, De
nnnnna
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25
Wdrneke Awaits
Result Of Physical

HOT SPRINGS. ARK. March "A
GNSl Lon Warnoko. veteran
pitcher for tho Chicago G u b s.
WASH . quito certain today whether
he'd bc m baseball or A military
uniform this season He said. he
expected TO know The outcome Of
his examination n "a day or so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25
Praise for Adams

! heard some Of The experts
praiSing Jack Adams for tne
way he handled his team. They
said he used excellent Judgment
making SubStiiuilonS, thus
keeping his freshest players on
tho zee and protecting his re-
cent cripples You'd expect Il
of him though Isn't he Mr..
Hockey
Fred llancr olympia man.
agpr was asked If he ycps
when on the road like Bill
Tobn tho Hawk president HNi
last night.
"a don't. All I do is chew nv
gum little harder" Iiahef
replied '-'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25

tIaS1IUC N 2 LIN H"''I'
Southpaw'S salary conditions be-
inc what they are in minor league
baseball
So Kelly said II was okay for
EoCsett 10 come 10 the Tigers
But I want him back" Kelly.
Is reported 10 have told the
Tigers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25
EBBE SAYS Versatile Sgd Hone Wings Le0ding Man

Many nights he has arrived at the hockey rink after putting
In eight hard hours Last night eXception)
The best body check of the night still pains
1t from Earl Sebert of the Hawks. He hit Gully
Simon That in the first period
No kidding, l could feel that sock up where was
sitting in the press box. My spine is tinging
Seber gave another Don Crosse. Wow That hurt
Not always hashy but forever consistent Sebert this
defense of the between the Hawks
and Red Wings
Truly he is rock Of the Gibraltar. The Wings should
arrange have him pensoned for old age kidnapped
well, kidnapped for any at all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25

oAKLAWN PARK

: MIGHT EDITOR. Yankee Notions
Celestl
2-FoERTH ESTATE, Darby pimout,
Norman entry
KATWY. Va'dins Dude Shasta Man.
MARJORIE s. HrifHarf Pills. Dwfaa
HIsTRlONIC swan. AfEhanistaG
Root AND SPUR pef1 Girn PLAY.
fH Pa
H-Zh BOX.
tzrOufWtC FHrrron ri~F Tor
Psrds
BEsT-Boor And SPUR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25
By EBBIE GOODFELLOW

Former Wing u IIOcke,s ImmoriaS
jim no Crosby nor a Snatra but l sing today of Sydney
Harris Howe.
I've learned another thing go straight from The rink
10 my Some ron this point on. This business Of hanging
around with the who write regularly newspaper is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25
Grove 10 Pitch
Against Tigers

FRENCH LICK. Ind March
- up Orval Grove Was nafred
today TO pitch for fhc White Soy
ln one off the tWo games against
tho Tigers A. Evansville. ovcU "A.
weekend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25
Best Bets
nited Press
TROPICAL PARK

CIRCUS WINGS MoonHtc Bobby.
smoky Snyder
BLACK AFRICA, Busv Nine Hey
OrtH
TACOMA one Shen petfarafru
FAUST TT BOTTLE Imp Liberty Pan
CHRISTOPHER ~. Black Badce
AdrOr
CORY Dos First Draft TNosct
LEGATION. Count \ps0nf Go0her
ladA
RAPfbAMENTE. Liberty Lauder.
ppsT RAprDANENrF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25
Rudy York:

Reports that 6-foot EDDIE
SIEWERT ate up three steaks
and all of PETE FOX points at
the former Tigers home here re-
Gently.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25
M SWiul Team:

Are favoriteS TO win the team
events al the National Intercol-
legiate swimming championships
which opens at Yale today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25
64S Tors MASONIC

Frank Klankc of Armstrong
had a Gas last night in the Greater
Masonic League al Olympic aS his
team split two points with league
leading Zorno. Sc con d place
Friendship gained by clipping
three points from WcStlof
Wolverine moved TO third place
in taking three from Berger. Al
fred Robinson had Clio for Friend
ship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25

WFRF And THERE Joe TlapUert
nailed lsu-2fT.2t5 for So in the Pillar
senior Ernie surridRe matched 10 on
20. 226-xl2 in 'he Nottingham Senior
Alma Sfuder had trplcste threV HISS
for fft tn me Ramona Ladies
Ethel Heenan's 223, Ann Nott0n's 222 and
Edith kngsland 20 featured To- 2n1
games In ne Rainbow Major Narin
Leposta ht 26e m tho Macomb Ali-S'ar
RID Graft 255 in the Motor CIT
Association.
other league hirhs. Bertha Stables f2s
CaroIyn Keeling and Gladys Marx, 20ls
Bowling Green Ladies Tom Rooney, EIk-.
6g7. steve Kasper Cheur-Trombiy Jr.. 23s
Irene NatUeIlo. 1ss and Jane Israel Var.
sits Ladies. S2f. Frank Myers ArcyIc $50
gf1. AT Gfschke Rune man e3l. Marcel
pesmef Urnby Iunirr 23l. Helen Dean
Garfield Ladies $50 frua SuYak $50 and
Dolores stevenson 2t1 Fort RIvf Ladies
Jack Kahtk Ter, SrrtII. llf tIr4n.f
faskt .Ttrrvv Ladies Ia. lefe Wood
30 Barcdict. sos. Manuei CiaTamugi Mot
schaH. 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25

speeches Jack who handles his we'll He doesn't
ask he should get Usually he puts il up the
fellows He says what he has say Then he
moves OF the He lets the boys do the rest.
But even a Jack Adams a leading out
the ice sgd Howe that last night He
terrihc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25
Boxer Eddie Taylor:

= Wlil-meet CHARLEY ROTH.
Detroit heavy in the Semiwindup
al Arcadia Monday night. CAR
MEN FALBO former amateur
star meets COUNT DE MAR
LOWE in one of the prelIminarieS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25
Suffrin 2 Practices

Sutnn baseball team hold, first
practice SUNDAY 10 IN H. mi
40 hronk sym.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25
Believes Wings viii Win Series

After the game talked with players of both teams.
The Wings to man. seemed to think it just
mistake that Chicago the opening game They passed
il off of those things
rode downtown in cab with Paul Thompson the Hawks
manager I've known Paul long He always the
confident if the cocky, side. Paul hasn't changed.
Thompson still thinks the Hawks win from Detroit
in the best four out of
I've disagreed with Paul lot in the past disagree
The Red Wings have too much balance much spirit
and well they have Sydney Harris Howe
This is crude ending. But the Wings witt beat the
Hawks and HOW'D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25
Saginaw Aces Roll
.OR SATI RID A
By HAROLD KAHL

Tod MoSkal ABC all-events
champion. and Gene Ippel, central
states singles titlcholder are MEM
bcrS Of the Morley Flyers. one Of
the II Saginaw teams sharing the
drives with Is from Battle Creek
in tho state bowling tournament
at Palmer Park Recreation to-
morrow night
MoSkal had n ninc-gamc total
Of 1873 in Columbus TWO years
ago when the ABC was last held
Only two months ago Ippcl hit
74S IN Cleveland
II Will be just a matter Of how
many pins StToh viii roll up when
it finishes It's. state match game
championship against j. +. Berger
lat the Palace Recreation tomor-
row al s p. m and Sunday at
q and 8 Stroh gained an SlS-pn
lead in the first half.
2 CLASS A FIVES
Mary Koehns BEDFORD Rec and
Elsie Hornbeck'S National are the
only two Class A fiveS rolling in
the Womcn'S State al Olympic
Norm Recck VIII have a 3i-pin
lead over Mike Angelic when they
shoot the last 10 games Of their
$500 match az Centennial Sunday
at 3 p IN.
The Womcn's City tourney will
have another busy Wcck-cud al
Grcak Lakes The Times Sweeps
9t Imperial 500 at ChCuc- From
bly,. UAW-CIO ~ Palmer Park.
CIO Mems at Detroit Rec. and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25
Wings Were Better

ter bah club Although I 81 ''''H
the Wing dressing before the can imagine
what happened
JaeAdams put on one of his very best psychological
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25

World War Veterans al North
western,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25

Barney Martini rolling in ST
Phillips League at Vogue RcCrea-
ton last night. made tho 7-l0 split
after 80 years Of trying.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25
SuHrin CugerS:

Pay Dearborn AZ 81 MaTYS Of
BEDFORD High gym in a De
Uoit Basketball Association play
of seminal. JaElowicz drew a
byc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25
Wings Victory

UI mon gWff 400
EH-I hH-. rFs
t E.Hrsr
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IuRu IiWHu
1914 The DtTRolT TINES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25

Kelly hCl q
IfoCSCtts con-
tract, but was
faced Itl TIE
possibility Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25

back IL he fails
trGit That MAS
the understand
ing when Kelly
made 10 possible
for the chief 20
get anothe z
chance ln the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25
EnR SATIRnAY

xAuprentIce allowance claimed.
Horses listed according 20 post position.
Weather. clear. track fast.
Post g. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-25
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7t4 The DtTBolT INNS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-16

s'.'.''' l moan, sire H-,4n, money
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tr,v tb,nI '.t''' i'''H.'F' ''nles
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wouIdn', ba,. en-, '.'.,'', I'hf'd
WAS tronr on rar.5i.." '''''''
"Nas. + know" ill.,, ,.llol .u-
-r,nf. }p h~4va-raIt t,s, tLa,
into ii: family uar.i.II,rI, n..rI d,
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-16

There were drugs for animal para
sites, such as q%ulnine for malaria.
and iPccac for amcbic dySenterV,
but these did not strictly cOme
within the definition Of bacteria.
Just about the time | was gradu-
ated Sa~lVafSan, or Cos, was intro
dured and later the genius of Paul
de kruif gave it the name of the
magic bullet. because il was a bull
let that killed only the harmful
germ uf disease and did not iniure
the tissues of the host in which the
germ was Undecided. Still GOG was
also directed against an animal
parasite rather than a bacterium.
Discovery of Sulfa
Then We all remember the ey-
vltement of the suifa drugs about
ten years ago. They did aft ect bac-
terra. not animal parasites. Their
particular affinity Of virulenee was
against the streptococci group III
Guiding the pncumococci so their
ass Vas, and largely still is. linz
tied to pneumonia and blood poi
soning.
Then came pcnicillin. One
thought at the time Of the an
nounCement of the good effects
that there vas hardly any place
for penicillin. TIE sulfa drugs
seemed to be doing such a good
job. At first 1t was announced
that penicillin was valuable only
against the s~taphylocci groups
those which cause boils and car
buncles and localized uustuIa. in
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-16
Experiments With StreptothIiy

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reader that these discoveries inst
hammer hat thcra j. hard w,,i.
involved. ctreptotbrjcju. for in
stance. is absorbed on charcoal
from a fuid culture medium from,
which if can he recovered Inv JiErle
acid. Behind mat fanly .uuple
sentence then Lies hours and olah-
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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-06-23
Polling Places For
Primary Selected

I h following polling places
have been selected by the county
commissioners for voters of the
various county precincts at the
primary election set for July Is:
| Cut Bank, Court House; 2
Cut Bank, high school gym; 3
Cnt Bank. Perry Motors; 4 Cut
Bank, Odd Fellows Hail; 5 Cut
Bank Outlying. Santa Rita Tsv-
err; 6 Hay Lake, school house;
7 Red River, community hall; 8
Seville. school house; 9 Browning
Outlying. Agency barracks; 10
Glacier Park, school house; II
Blackfoot. school house; Il
Browning. school he Use; p
Browning. NJ son ic Hall; 13
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-06-23
DeWolfe Ranch Has Real
Frontier Day Recently

A Chief contributor of Babb,
whose articles reached US o
late for insertion in last week 9
issue, said that the Percy De-
Wolfe ranch celebrated a from.
tier day a week ago last Sunday.
" h neighbors helping Percy
with his annual calf handling.
Percy will have to be reckoned
with at the coming July 2. 8 and
4 rodeo.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-06-23

Browning. Methodist Church; IA
Mckelvey's, school hou se; Is
Babb. school house: Il Family,
Mission; IS DR.. Martins. Little
Badger school house; 10 Starr.
Starr School; 20 Galbreath, Gal
breath ranch.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15

ContInued irom rage 4

s'ree- q ths European Tses's
Operations
s-rrz chew are me toro1irr
rfr ,trs PSF Jotn A Lever
Il se 1904 American NJ WI
m r SreNer J- n &sts Is-
W "a. venue RS, poAer, VS.
81 t v Ell ie
rrs e7- rnser
ss 7ai
AZ arf-ere s rors 'esn =
s7 . o'cTe'e 'a't fonr n
'A~ wti'e - COW Fas n This
Nfsrn.Nr'l' sass 'o Instance
cors'sts - ore - so'f riraaS
.T- i00a-t = rarvafs 'hrec-
r''s 0eriUs'sr track e-'-ciir
r ar5 ,e
atrrs'r'''e 7i r'A
y r-s rifs stTer
irss s7 nf'er r17ss 'ns''''ef
vht Ae INK e seef
s7o'.s'zff 'oN-
Nssp''s 'he 's' fhs' ~ nsr
we're vo-k.rE ~ 'h-se Shr
ss'f's 'o- severn nor'hs ard en-
tr' t7rr sN'ffs ''ir'fe ~
-ries hsf o~r07'ref '1s
NhiA rss VIZ ac'''1' y or
s.~ Cfec~r~. rff~ lt--~t No.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15
RIOT MURDER

CONTINUED from page y
bile helms driven BY Ralph r,r.
credi
One a Soldier Vow
ono ~ ihe defendants. A-~.,
DO Masianuuono, was wearing (.
soldiers uniform AZ the trial ~.
was arrested in Detroit whee !.
vas iwole Detective Sc, chz,,.
Rnckholdt said that me Wv. !
WAS iranc'es into the Armv 49,.
weeks afifr me riot
Witnesses besides police. .
af county medical examlrs-,
N iHcnie ihe Rev RI =
sks 5000 Riyard also
Tense worker He was with XXI. !,
~ re might no was shot
~ examination several ro-., !,
$50 Hicks pointed Trani or !,
'fe ny who had the sun a
n-sd The shot that killed K,k.
non men we're en- route ION.
rom work 4, the PROCESS TAM
f'rf
TN trial which Is being hes-,l
AZ sll-white fury & expected
w las f,r several days.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15
MINIS ti1luA1rv

N'.7 v1rN tNP Folio wing
~ ,'r an ALL ar-
'nst panl Robson
irre- nr7 appear
hsd been sivor
~r'rm ~ clio 30 hc'ween
7ra r honogary Go aifllia-
rr tAe sri STATE County and
Merrfa' Wnfkers urior lndg"t
cert'a'r niih ne AL Cen
m Trades sna Labor Council
arsfs 7ntesons acceptance ~
IN tonofare membership IN mo
eorresp ming cfo union & vas
earcs his week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15
Count Basic In
USO Camp Shows

NFw YORK Count Rasie an
W. orrafstra will PLAY volur-
Seer rs0-camp Shows date a.
ERIC Fo-' Beiyoir virsiria on
Tan j. Basic and hts bard Who
have given numerous ser,lre-
mon performances 'ar csrp
shows since he war have WI.
rr'eersd another series on his
present cne-nlrt'er tour ~ re
East
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15
Plymouth League
To Discuss New
Medical Center

i'smos'h league % NJ.
feHsrssnional church ,A
'is e'seassinn Sunday ever a..
iaf u e. ia hurch. rela''rr .
tas e se's0i FOR the Ryn,
Nr'sfrN'y Me|feal center Fo v.
~ ne La~-s discussion there VII
~ AZ open discussion ~ The >.
h Re audience u.s. r.
eH2'rs q me communry es,.
'ifa'sfy young people. are ir.asd
a,ead ihs meeting
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15
T0RME:N
BY INDIGESTION AND
TERRIBLE GAS PAINS
Relief--Often With This
First Dosel

Gllan Is scientifically coapogni'
"a from me juices ~ is heal'h.
giving natural herbs That Is ~nyh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15

IL KNOW ID nF
natural ned
cine Gillian u
taken tof'
meals and nli'
es with me f,''i
In ones s'nrl'
ach thus h'ip'
ing 10 eli'inas
the poisors thN
foster s'1Wafa
troubles aud "
permit the Al'''
neys and I've
ia func on
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15
WAS Tired
All The
Time

hr. David So, ~ rs
Cunningham rtstion 4
~ AZ At SOS ra.rs after meals 1
'aoHfb' ld pats oni sure Sin
Stomach H3s s0lr and ac.dv and
'pN'' Hiit 90 ME much good /
"'s 'fei a'i the time because oy
'Ais fD4ole and weak Kidney.
t',l fapssr'-ie 10 rise SO ofl nj
'oAiah = e't NE sleep needed
-'fr THINKS 90 Gillian for Us hoia.
r''fp me niehi through now
N'fr 10 more pains aud feffb.,
III man have N wears J sur.
'Ni H'ad TO recommend mis- medl
cine It's wonderful
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15

properly II usually acts within VI
MINUTES 10 stop gas pains. souri,
ness bloai and hclohine II ienp
90 make your liver more atms
Clear away the old bile from ".
system and relieve sluggish N'
news hackache. and mnstllh
aches and pains. due to poor e'1'
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-24
Mills Brothers
Open at Bowery

TIE MILLS BROTHERS. stars
of radio. stage and screen, and
outstanding recording artlS { s,
headline the new BoweIy show
this week. Included IN THEN roper
tore are several songs thoY made
famous, and original arrange
mcnts of new tunes
HVettc Dare, striking specially
dancer and her sensational par
rot, which she uses in hcf, dance
sequences. are also featured IN
the huge show She offers q
BallneSe Dawn Dance and several
other numbers IN her act Or
Giovanni, King of PlckpoCketS,
remains for a fourth week "a
battle with his >leieht of hdno
tricks
Including much balancing in
their routine Maurice and Betty
Whelan do clever aCrObatC mum
berS including high lifts and un.
usual fcatS. Johnny King, favoritC
BoWcry singer for eight years, Is
back 20 offer stirring songs in hIl
own inimltablc manner.
Charlie Carlisle, clowning mas
ter of ceremonies. the Pat WalSf
Victory Girls, and Benny Resi-
and his orchestra, round out the
show
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-24
Film Time Clock

ADAMS The Lodser" ~ a m. s..
Blucs.'' i2I5, $40. S'35. $40 p. m.
BRONpWAi CAPITOL -- "Pe.ucoat
Larceny" ,if. ~ II % M. "DeFius-
tom rok}o,' lilo a. m. 2.52. $50 lhrh
CINDERELLA sahara ~ 1850 az.
- 1882. N. - nood II. 80 -
s.5t y. m
CINtNIA-"ws win Come Back. ~ 2.
os ais So 10 ~ m Career
ot Lleuteoant Horp ~ -1ll 5.5s
rI>ntR -s.nara ca6 7ui rou
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toN What a Woman and spider
Woman
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p. M, "I Dood lt" q 90 n no
p. NaD'H%N M fa,o7 sA'al' m fs 6aod 4 + Il II
m 2.ls 6.36 io.2t 9 M.
MItnIoAN Hostages IIIo "a m
go $40 s. 40 30 &c. M Andrews
Sisters. !. g. 2 Q $50 D. m
rAL'is->IArt Northern Pursuit" u
"Gilderslee,e ON Broadway" 70 3e 3a5
6.Ss. sttl , m
rAK,DI>E INK spots 40. .le 7i3
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H-k-o urrowN aI nooa H.. lu
3.2s, ga ,. m sahara. o 20, ill
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IhLtNtM> News short 5sablecus,
United Murder on IN,
- m thousands cheer'" I2.i4 84
q o. lo14 D m.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-24
FOR MORE CRADLE

The little Cradle gal is money
in the bank for her studio. Twcn-
tieth Century-FoX Her movie
Sweet Rosie O'Grady was one
of their biggest moneymakcrS and
oven though she won't return 90
the studio until summer a movie
is being prepared for her which
she viii make as soon as the baby
is old enough 10 leave
Bctty's next viii be Diamond
Horseshoe, which takes IT'S name
from the famous Billy Rose show
Betty told me when ! went 10 see
her a few days ago that ~ is 70
be rewritten &I hepc She tolc
me- that | VIII wear costume.
Of the gay COS again l love those
glOfhcS
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-24
MINED REPORTS

Here's hot story that must bc
printed as a rumor 'Tis whispered
that Harry Sherman who was
offered the Moe Siegcl Spo, OF
head man al Republic has turned
II down 20 make two pictures
for William Goetz
The first Viii be a tcchnicolor
special based on the exciting life
q Tom Mix popular cowboy star
hope Harry doesn't forget "a
put the big T " atop Tom S
house and on h,s car.
When ] FIRST came 10 iIo,llV cod
Tom had everything hc owned
initiated 4t11ry also has lS' pa "A
$50 600 for RaWroad uy Luke
.Shor' ar. historical story r., IrN8S
lal1 IN 1870
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-24

HOLLYWOOD Jan - II any.
body still wants 10 make any bets
that loan Crawford Wont make
a movie on theg Warner lot III
take his noney. Joan starts work
Feb. II in Never Goodbyc" " with
Eddie Goulding waving the Baton
directionally, and hope TINS ends
all whispers 10 the effect Joan and
Warmers were never gong 10 gel
together on movie.
The reason for the delay is that
Eddie had not whipped the script
into shape 10 his satisfaction.
Incidentally l would like tc
clear UP another little rumor that
has been circulated and ever
printed. since my book came out
that l don't like Miss Crawford
It's true ! haven't been 50 CLOSE
10 her as ! have 10 other girls m
Hollywood bat ] admire her very
much both on and off the screen
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-24
LOuena Parsons
IN AoMuuood
rHE DETROIT TINES
JAoMycool

York and in the hamper is every.
thing needed for a knickerbockei
holiday - the entire score iron
Oklahoma foot powder. cheese
spreads from Reubens. playifl
card, from "'2l clgaretS aSprlr
tor curing that headache, the book
Since You Went Away candy
and perfume are all in this sun
prise package
! haven't had so much fun sine,
Christmas
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-24
tennessee Texan

JAMES CRAIG, twitted -bn the
"&iSmet" set about claiming 10
be a Texan when actually he waS
born in Nashville. Tenn squclched
tic ItwittcrS: Most famous Tx.
ans were from Tennessee Gen..
Sam Houston. of Texas udepend
ence fame, was once governor OF
Tennessee. David Crockett and
the 1856 other lmmortals OF the
Alamo were all Tennessee boys.
Even Jesse Jouc, ol Houston Is a
TcnneSScan, There are iust two
KIDS - Texans anyway The ma
tive bbrn and the Tennessee
born
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-24
CHATTER IN HOLLYWOOD

Unfortunate hat Constance
Bennett Is out of town while II
Gilbei1 Roland, Is here She is on
tour with hcr#Stage play. With
out Love She is recaSting hen
play. IN New York between date,
and II is necessary for her TO b,
IN Now Nm-E ~
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-24
\ REAL JUNkET

The most a4g.aal exploitation
sturi RI years is the kr,Ckcr-
booker Holiday New York Jukcf
des il IV one hato mo- doubt
-;-'-- 49, -
because The lunke' Tr friend.
takes place right 0 Your home
4 aamper containing packages all
duly numbered arrived from NcV
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-24
NI.L-STAn GROUP

A. thC United Artists as YOU
probably know after a four-Wccil
run of Thousands Cheer you'll
find AN your fllorlteS of the
Moan lot crowded INTO this mu-
seal treat Besides Gene Kelly
and kathryn Cray son who have