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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16

DASSING BY: Sid Grammar.
u veteran theatrical man.
Most of his career has been
spent on the Pacific Coast, but
for a period Sid and his father
managed a theater on 125th
street. New York City. Mr..
Grammar continues 20 do all
right as a producer. Right now
he has half interest in Ken
Murray's blackouts which has
been running in Hollywood and
crossing on an average of Sl4,-
300 a week.
Dorothy M. Fleet Charming
ex-wife Of an aircraft company
executive. She is the holder Of
the California record for ali
mony payments. Mrs. Fleet was
recently awarded Sl,42l 400 in
cash, two homes in California
and a farm in New York State.
She also gets the custody OF
three children. The Hollywood
alimony payment record is held
by Mrs. Douglas Fairbanks Sr.,
who received $650,O00. The ma
tional record is. 1 believe, held
by Liz" Whitney who is said
to have received a $1,000, 900
settlement.
SoME people keep quoting:
- The way TO mans heart
Is through his stomach"
This IS libel on the male sex.
Quotation should be: The
way 10 a mans heart is by loyal
love, sympathy, consideration. a
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16
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THE Late Watch: The Gloria
Il Swanson-W Davey division
was no scoop TO Man-About-
Town readers. II was the lead
ing item here three weeks ago.
Mozelle Britton (Alan Dine
harts widder) is the discoverer
of a new welterweight named
Gene (Spider) Jensen. who fiat
tened six good men in as many
brawls.
It's an 8 ID. Is OF. son for the
Jack Lembecks. Pop is ms
hocus- -focuser in movietown.
Kirg's, one OF the better eat
ing spots, was formerly a bank.
The money vault is now the ice
box with the same steel door.
Helen Ortega's thrushing at
the Trocadero is delightful.
They say Donald Nelson's real
Job on the movie coast is TO help
unite the independent firms
with the British-controlled Ar
thur Rank groups in England.
The bankroll of Rank Is merely
the Bank of England. Is that
good?
The Stage Door Canteen
(which must move this moath)
can't find a location! They'll
paw rent: can YOU help them?
Deobies won't learn until
they see this here that a top
glammer photogger is making
a mint selling their likenesses
in the en-you-dee-eeei
Copyright BY Daily Mirror. Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16
The Brighter
Side

laugh and jeer at him as they
used TO do at the Salvation
Army in some places many
years ago and at various other
religious sects who worship with
unorthodox ceremony.
However, my friend was OBJ
sessed by this strange notion of
his, and I afterwards heard that
he got TO attracting crowds
around him who would look up
ward with him thinking he saw
something. which maybe he did,
at that, and finally the cops ar
rested him for obstructing traf-
fic. / understand he has re-
turned TO the seclusion Of
church where he has real free
dom of worship as long as he
sticks to the rules.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16

A SOLDIER just home from
"A the European front on a
30-day leave says since his re-
turn he has been out with three
young women.
One of these girls he knew
casually before the war, the
others were introduced To him
since his return from the front.
All three OF the young women
proposed marriage TO the sol.
der.
Commenting on this the SOL
der said:
The way I figure IL out Ii
that these girls all have many
friends who are married to men
In the armed forces. The mar
ried girls high-hat, patronizo
and act 40 condescendingly to
the single girls that the bach
elOrettes can't stand IL. They
are so envious of tho war wives
they lose their balance. They
become desperate. Anything to
get married. Consequently they
propose to every uniformed man
they meet. 1t Is sad 10 see nice
girls act that way"
Distributed By KinE Features synd. Ina.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16

THE report that u. S. service
L men, jammed into the
coaches of west bound train,
had no water for drinking Cor
Uhaving) and that some had TO
sleep in the aisles made many
American middles turn upside
down.
SUIT the additional fact (as
en by their commander)
tnat while en- route - they
passed a train in which Italian
POWs had been given Pullman
accommodations - prompt this
reporter to SHOUT:
'When are we going to apply
the rules Of the Geneva Conven-
tioa TO our OWN soldiers:"
LACES About Town: Mr..
L Justice Frank Murphy OF
the High Court, being shown
the sights by the George (no
kim Murphys of Filmville.
Jerry Wald, producer Of
Warmers "The Pride OF the
Marines" proud OF his latest
epic, the exciting and heroic
saga of Sgt. Al Schmid Of Phila.
He was blinded after killing
more than 200 Japs at Guadal-
canal.
The ex-Mrs. John Steinbeck,
whose friends expect her TO an
nounce her matrimonial plans
shortly.
Rudy Vallee, furious over the
Ssoft-pesce" boosters. after wit
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16
perRoIrss1+TMEs
Answers to Veterans

mobile yard of the Alabama Dry
Dock and Shipbuilding Co, de-
hvered May 81. 1912. She is
operated for the VISA by the
Waterman Steamship Corp.
New York, in the Pacific.
Q-When q man is restored to
active duty after being In
Us. disciplinary barracks or
rehabilitation center, what kind
Of service will be assigned to
him: Mrs. T. l.. r.
All such men who are
physically qualified for overseas
service will be transferred TO an
appropriate infantry replace
ment training center. and after
training will go overseas.
Q-How is the Medical Badge
awarded d2-S--A- k
A-The Medical Badge may
be awarded to medical depart
ment personnel regularly as
signed or temporarily attached
during combat to the medical
detachments OF infantry regi-
ments, battalions or elements
thereof since Dec. 7, 1941.
Enlisted and officer personnel
below the field grade (major)
are eligible for this badge. How
ever, 1t may also be awarded TO
the regimental surgeon, regard
less of his rank.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16

Hear not dangers trampling
feet.
Feel not sorroiU's WiHtry slest,
Trust that life is just and sweet
With my arms around you.
Lip on lip, and eye 10 eye,
Love TO love, We iire, zee die:
No more you, and no more I,
We, and only Wei
-Houghton.
WHO checks the penny in the
w slot weight machines? I
weighed on six today and each
one registered differently.
Speaking Of weight machines
/ know a fellow whose wife is
a bit on the plump side.
Every time this couple gets
near a weight machine the hus-
band says:
Let's see what you weigh,
honey
OF course. that is one of those
things which try a plump girls
soul.
Not only does this unfeeling
husband continually insist upon
weighing his wife but he always
has some pointed comment on
the result such as:
"Papa's baby is getting to be
a big girl now" Or: Don't
worry, honey. You may be stout
but you are stylish"
That certainly is cruelty TO
wives.
He should be ashamed Of him.
self
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16

brother, serving overseas In the
navy: All my mail addressed
to him is returned.
SAILORS SISTER.
A-Write to the Bureau OF
Naval Personnel, Navy Depart
ment, Washington, d. c., giving
the serviceman's full name.
rank, serial number, and F. p. o.
address, plus a statement OF
your relationship to him. and
make inquiry about his welfare.
Q-What kind OF q ship Is the
SS John Marshall: c. l.. s.
A-The SIS John Marshall is
a Liberty ship built for the
maritime commission in the
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16
Brain Game Answers

1.-The late John Gilbert.
2-Both are four star generals.
3-(a) True. (b) False. Lin
coin was shot in April, 1865.
The official date of the Thir-
teenth Amendment being de-
clared in effect was Dec. 18,
1865.
4-Cole Porter.
5-The miracle of the 5000 fed
with the loaveS and fishes.
6-Mickey Rooney, Lewis Stone,
Cecilia Parker, Fay Holden.
Dutch blue, white and
orange in perpendicular bars.
8-The preamble of the United
Nations Charter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16

3-Certainly. There are many
traits she can cultivate TO aid
her popularity. Psychologist Ed
ward Fleming had "a very popu.
lar high school girls. rated by
their classmates on what made
them popular. Four traits stood
out above all others: a sense of
fairness, originality, liveliness,
and pleasant voice. Grouchi-
ness, a tendency TO talk about
her troubles, TO talk loudly, fall
ure to notice people. or else ask
ing too many questions about
others personal affairs-these
make a woman miss many a
party. NV
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16
Connolly Answers

i-(a). 2-(b). 3-Cb). a.
(b). 5-(c). 6-ta penin-
sula of Massachusetts; (b)
city of South Africa; (c) is
land in Atlantic Ocean; I'D
island of Canada; (e) river
of North Carolina.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16
DEAR MARY HAWORTH:
7 AM a girl Is years old. just
L graduated from high school.

AM q girl IL years old. just
L graduated from high school.
My father once had quite
substantial income which he In
herited and which he increased
through his own enterprise in
the theater business.
But several years ago he lost
q great deal and since then he
hasn't been able to think Of any
thing but money.
- am considered very pretty
and for several years / have
attended drama school in the
summers. where my teachers
rate me a most promising pupil.
When / am l9, next autumn,
my parents plan 10 have me go
10 Hollywood where they have
arranged. through fathers con-
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16
Any Questions?

Any Questions?
THE DE TROIT TIMES
mails personal answers to
questions about the needs
and welfare, rights and privi-
leges Of servicemen and
women, veterans and their
dependents.
Many answers are printed
daily In this column, but ALL
questions will be answered
directly by mail.
Address questions this way:
At YOUR SERVICE BUREAU,
DETROIT PINES,
TINES SQUARE,
DETROIT II. MICHIGAN.
Surely include your name
and address and a sslf.od.
drssssd. stamped envelope.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16
On the
Side

sense of humor and good food
we'll served on time"
Incidentally, no really clever
wife will overlook the well
served" and ION time" angle Of
this quoted advice.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Leo News

W/HEN stocking manufac-
w turers tell swomeh to
wear leg makeup for sum.
mer, that's news! However,
one manufacturer said re-
Gently that we will still find
walking weights, meshes,
rayon "leg sweaters" for
sports, and sheer wisps in
65 and so denier rayon for
all around the clock leg
flattery. But thereM be
fewer of them-about 80
per cent less than last year.
Instead Of getting panicky
now and running to your
nearest stocking store, he
advises all women to learn
the proper use and care of
the stockings already on
hand. Wear heavier weights
for work, and leave sheer
ones for dress-up occasions.
Go barelegged with sum-
mer sport clothes.
Follow the washing and
drying directions the stock
ing manufacturers include
with each pair, and mend
your stockings so they'll
last longer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Figure

IF women want TO wear
Slacks, they should have
figures like this young
movie star. She weighs 126
pounds. That, for most
girls and women of average
height, is little enough. But
Lauren doesn't look as II
she weighs even that.
There's not a trace of super
fluous bulge on her.
Want TO know her figure
secret? Does she diet or
exercise? No, she just grew
that way. She likes 10 walk,
when she gets the chance.
But that isn't often. She
eats three regular meals
day without stinting. And
/ drink an awful lot Of
milk. But 1 don't know if
that does anything one way
or the other" she said,
smiling pleasantly. II just
like milk"
So, bobby sockers, before
you 90 femme fatale in the
fashion of Lauren Bacall on
US, remember she's just
herself, as naturally, pleas
antly and honestly as you
should be. There can be
charm in being yourself.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22

stick, and nail polish, was
not, as you might expect, a
deep, exotic shade. She
likes a subdued rose color
which blends in very nicely
with her skin tones and
general coioring.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Moke-up

H\Y/HEN I'm not making
w a picture l wear very
little makeup usually
only lipstick, a little rouge
il I'm very pale. My nose is
usually shiny, but 1t prob
ably looks better like that
anyway. If / have a Slight
sun tan, / only use a little
lipstick-that'S all" I"
The color of Lauren's lip
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22

crisp-toasted, mait-sweet flakes
BoyI VA you eat Whenties when
your appetite meets up with that
famous second helping" flavor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
BY URSULA TROW

GIRLS don't have TO look
~ artificial TO be glamor-
Gus. Lauren Bacall. movie
lands Sensa a tional new
find" is definitely the siren
type-yet she's completely
natural off the screen.
Il just look that way
always did," she says.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22

Champion material-in big bowl
Of milk, fruit, and Wheaties, Break
fast Of Champions" Solid whole
grain nourishment packed in those
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Hair Style

f AUREN BACALL'S hair
- Is particularly lovely. ]
asked her how she got that
groomed, yet casual, look.
She takes care of IL herself,
she told me, and says brush
ing-lots and lots of brush
ing-is the secret. She sets
ii in large. lumpy pin.curls
not small ringlets - and
then brushes until she gets
a smooth, uncluttered look,
and there's just a faint
trace of a wave left in II.
This hair style isn't any
thing new for me-" she ex.
plains. I've always worn
il like this, even when l
was still in school,"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22

The color of Lauren's lip
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-03-01
CoIvory Lutheron
Church

1902 23rd Ave. n. w. (Ballard)
Seattle, Z
Rev. ii. S. SigInar
6150 9th n. W., Seattle, :
HE. 1915
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THE SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN

ling of Scotch and Dutch on the
maternal side.
His real name is Stanley Nor
ner, and for a time he used this
name on the stage. Hollywood's
producers re-christened him Dem
mis- Morgan, however, when he
began his screen career, and by
now every movie-goer in the coun-
try is familiar with his name.
Stanley's grandparents arrived
in this country from Sweden, his
grandfather from Vastergotland,
and his grandmother from Skane.
They settled in Rhode Island in
1874, and there their son, Frank,
(Stanley's father) was born.
Major Philip E. Hauge, dean
and registrar of Pacific Lutheran
College, Falkland, Wash, now on
leave of absence, arrived in Park
land recently for a stay here. This
first trip home after 20 months of
service overseas came as a sur
prise to all, including Major
Hauge himself.
Dean and registrar of PIC
since 1920. Major Hauge returned
from the Mediterranean theater of
war, where he has been serving
with the army air corps.
Entering the service in June.
1912, as a lieutenant, Major Hauge
has seen five continents during
his stay in the service. He has
spent the greater part of the time
in the Mediterranean area-Egypt
Tunis, Sicily, Italy and Corsica.
Sonia Henie's leading man at
her Ice-Carnival in Madison
Square Garden in New York was
g Swedish-Finn, Gene Teslow. Tes-
low is married to the most fam
Gus skating star Sweden ever had.
Miss Vivi-Ann Hutton, who has
appeared at several exhibits in
this country
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-03-01

can no longer control himself,
raises his hand and asks the tea
cher:
But why couldn't someone in
the underground have helped him
over to Sweden ?"
Swedish track stars Gunder
Haegg and Haakon Lidman ar
rived in the United States March
after a voyage from England
of more than three weeks.
Originally scheduled to fly here,
the pair was shunted to boats
when plane passage was unavail-
able. They left Sweden Febru-
airy l and at that time hoped to
compete in the American Indoor
Championships February "a.
On Saturday, March 3, both
participated in the IC-4A indoor
meet in New York. Haegg, still
feeling the effects of % days at
sea on the wintry Atlantic, ran
the mile, finishing last in a field
of five after setting the pace for
eight laps.
Lidman won the go yards high
hurdles and finished third in the
so yards event.
They are scheduled to appear
in Chicago and Cleveland, Ohio,
later this month. Haegg, who is
on leave from the Swedish army
is supposed to return to Sweden
by April Is, but is trying to get
an extension of time partly to
take part in further competition
but mostly to prepare for his we'd
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-03-01
Mount Vernon Church
Is District Host

MT. VERNON, Wash.-The Mt.
Baker District of the Augustana
Synod met recently at Salem
Lutheran Church for its annual
meeting. AS it was the annual
meeting, each pastor reported on
the progress of the work in his
own parish.
Of special interest in this con-
nection is the fact that three of
the seven pastors in the district
have arrived since August /, 1914.
They are the Rev. o. l.. Olson in
Vancouver, B. c.; the Rev. G. w.
Henry in Bellingham; and the
Rev. M. L. Lundquist in Everett.
After the regular routine of
business had been conducted the
following officers We're elected for
the coming year: the Rev. Oliver
Nelson, Mt. Vernon, president;
the Rev. o. l.. Olson. vice presi-
dent;> the Rev. Lundquist, secre-
tary, and the Rev. G. w. Henry,
treasurer.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-03-01

from Norway just before the war
to visit her son, Sigmund Wars
son. She couldn't return to her
beloved Norway, SO she spends all
her spare time, working for it.
She puts in long hours with the
Martha Club, whose members knit
for the American Relief of Nor
way, and also for the Victory
Club, whose members knit for the
Red Cross.
To date Mrs. Ivarson has knit
ted, for adults, 181 pairs of socks,
81 pairs of mittens, Is helmets.
16 capes, seven shawls, five scarfs
and four sweaters, and, for child
rem, % sweaters. Al pairs of nit
tens, IL sweater coats, seven pairs
Of pants, 81 caps. % pairs of socks
and 80 pieces of doll clothing.
Samuel Goldwyn is making
plans to film the fairy tales of
Hans Christian Andersen - with
Danny Kaye and in Technicolor.
The screen adoption is being pre-
pared by Don Hartman and Mel
Shavelson, and beautiful Virginia
Mayo will have the principal fem
mime role. Danny Kaye will not
only play the part of the cele-
brated Danish teller of children's
stories, but also enact some of the
stories like THE Emperor's New
Clothes" The Ugly Duckling,"
etc.
- Il
Dennis Morgan, screen-lover,
and singer - you'll remember him
from THE Desert Song" and 9TH
er plays - is not an Irishman, as
you may judge from the name,
but good Swede. with a sprink-
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Amongst Scandinavians
Here and There

the circus business being what it
is with all the transportation diff
ficulties, our courageous lady has
taken a job in a war plant. What
does she do? She tinkers with
airplanes. And - of all things
HELLCATS. She would.
* X
Signe Hasso and James Craig
a new screen romantic team-now
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-03-01

Mai. Richard L. Bong, American
ace and veteran of 800 fighting
missions, has reported to the
Santa Monica Redistribution Sta
stion. His new assignment will
end his combat service.
The 24-year old pilot shot down
40 Japanese planes while with the
9Th Air Force in the South Pa
cific. With him is his bride of a
few weeks, the former Marjorie
Vatnedal.
Sonia Henie, the most success
full of seven annual ice tours be-
hind her, has returned to Holly
wood. She will take a three
weeks vacation before reporting
to International Studios for her
next Technicolor film, THE Coun-
tess of Monte Cristo."
Miss Henie cancelled plans for
a visit to Little Norway" Nor
wegian air training center in On
tario, Canada, when the base was
closed and its flying cadets sent
to England to complete their
training.
= 4 Il
Olga Celeste, well-known Swe-
dish trainer of leopards and pam
theirs for the Hollywood motion
picture studios, is a sad girl these
days. Her famous black panth-
err, Midnight" has passed away
and left an empty space in her
heart. Olga was the only trainer
in America ever able to complete
ly master this kind of cat" as
she refers to them.
Olga still owns leopards, lions
and pumas, and off and on she
rents them to the studios, but
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-03-01

love story set in pre-war Norway,
by Knut Hamsun, Norwegian au-
thor and Nobel prize winner in
literature.
Friends of Mrs. Harriet WARS
son, 1902 Seth Ave. Seattle, are
proud of her knitting record as
her share in the war effort.
Mrs. Ivarsson came to Seattle
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heads the cast of MGM's swiftly
paced drama Dangerous Part
ners," daring adventure of a
shyster lawyer and his lovely
feminine accomplice.
The Rev. Milton L. Nesvig, pas
tor of Emmanuel Lutheran Church
of Tacoma, has received his ap-
pointment as chaplain in the u. S.
Navy.
Pastor Nesvig, who has served
as associate editor of The West
ern Lutheran, has been president
of the Alumni Association of Pa
cific Lutheran College for the
past two years.
Here's a true story from Nor
way which may create only a SUBJ
dued smile because of it's back
ground of tragic happenings in an
oppressed country:
The teacher in a grammar
school class is telling the story
of the sufferings of Christ. The
children listen attentively, and
several of them have tears in
their eyes. Finally Swear old Olav
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-03-01

Gunder Haegg
ding with Dorothy Nortier of San
Francisco.
Metro Goldwyn Mayer has
purchased the novel "Victoria," a
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First Swedish Baptist
Church

$50 Pine St., Seattle 1
Rev. A. J. Dahlby
Sunday School, 10 a. m.
Morning Service, HOO a. m.
Evening Service, 7:3O p. m.
Wednesday Prayer Meeting. 1880
p. m.
Everybody welcome.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-03-01

Emanuel scandinavian
Methodist Church
Rev. j. S. Yndestad
oath NV and West 9th
Seattle, Z
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-17
Daily Market Report

PEPPERs-Green No. /, 75c-sl.OJ
bu.
RADISHEs-New. No. l. s1.OO-l25
doz, bchs.
RHUBARB-60-75c doz. bcAs.~
RUTABAGAS-No. l. Sl.75I2 bu.
sPINACH-No. /, 75-s0c bu. D
SQUASH-Hubbard, bu. No. l,
sl.25.175.
ToMAT0Es-No. l. S1.OO.l.25 l4.lb
basket.
TURNIPS-No. l, $500 doz. bchs.
Fruit
Wealthy. No. |. $500.
asa As ID. bu.; Mcintosh, No. l,
s4.54: Snow. No. /, $4.54; iona
thans, No. l, S4.54 45-lb. bu.
CRAB APPLBS-No. l, $500 bu.
CANTALOUPES-No. !, S1.00.l.S0
blu.
GRAPEs-.Concord. No. l, sOc-Sl.OO
PIX. basket.
MELoNs-No. /. s1.25-1,5O bu.
PEACHES-Elberta, (bu) No l,
S2.50-3.00.
PEARS-No. l. S3.OO.3,5O bu.
WATERMELON-No. l, Sl.00-1.25
Blu.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-17
Municipal Court

Edward (Bud) Munro, IS. N.
Pasadena, arrested Sept. "a on
charges OF breaking into the
Branch Service Station at 707
EcOrse Rd., stealing OF merchan-
disc, and driving away in a car left
at the garage for repairs, appeared
in court for examination this morn.
ing. He is alleged 10 have taken
cigarets, shot gun shells. chewing
gum, tires, wheels and other items
Of merchandise from that establish
ment
The case was bound over TO the
circuit court where he will be ar
raigned on three charges. unlaw.
fully driving away an automobile.
larceny and breaking and entering
in the night time.
Bond CT $500 which was not
provided. and he has been trans
ferred to the county Jail.
Lewis Brush, Grand Rapids, who
was picked up early this morning
by the city police on charges OF
yagrancy, was sentenced TO serve
30 days. The sentence was sus-
pended on the condition that he
quit the city and not return for a
period of two years.