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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21

while George Sanders is simply
superb as the diIlctante Lord
Henry Wotton who Is actually re-
Sponsible for young Gray $ career.
While the actual disclosure Of
the portrait in IFS final stages
provides horrilylng thrill, the
rest of The evil is all implied with
wonderful ,ubtlety which makes
the film even more compelling.
Great supporting performances
are turned IN by the two women
in Dorian life, Donna Reed and
Angela Lan>bury, as we'll as by
Lowell Gilmore, Peter LaWford
and-Rlchard Fraser
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21
Comedy Tops
Gay Haven ReVue

IT'S MORE ln than picnic
at Mickey .Ch3l- C..b CAV
Haven where Billy 1lcagAer. Nh,
ChdtterbuN comedian and master
of cercmonlcf and Jewell Holt
dynamic tOIcIdulfte,, are .Stli ln
high iavOrWIth nightly audiences.
They are a rlotols pair with their
CNtempOrdneOus brand O.. taru0r.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21
Ray MiIIand
Visitor Here

RAY MILLAND. romantic film
star of Paramount Pictures. who,
in his IL years with the company
has made over 50 motion pictures,
arrives here today for short
visit in connection with Para
mounts one-third OF a century
celebration.
He will be Joined here by j. j..
Donohue, central division man
ager from New York, Allen Usher
Chicago district manager, and
Harry Goldstein, district manager
for this territory
Several theater owners and OPP
orators will be guests al a rcccp-
ton for Milland Saturday after
noon in the Hotel Strt---i-.--i7it-t-
Feaser head inSpcCtrr~S of the
local Paramount exchange and
oldest employc IN length of scrE-
ice in this territory VIII bc guest
OF honor
BORN IN WALES
Milland Will stay M Hotel Stat-
Ter until Sunday afternoon, When
he leaves by boat Tor Buffalo, ". J..
Born in Wales, Milland came 20
the United States in 1881 and .D
the same year married Nalyul
Muriel Weber of Hollywood IIc
is 6 feet y inches tail harG>our
attractive. yet natural and uHa,-
sumlng.
In Hollywood Nilland career
took its first big spurt toWIU
prominence when be Went into
"Bolcro" with George Raft
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21
FRIGHTENING PRICE

TIE portrait pays the physical
pftce for all of his dcpravtieS
which finally reach a climax in ms
actual murder of his lest friend
the artist who painted the port
rait.
Since there IS no escape from
The violent course ne has chosen.
he decides 70 destroy tre- portrait
which ne has carefully locked up
N his attic. with the WclrdcSL
result that fact or fiction could
possibly invent
II is a magnificent picture which
VIII undoubtedly keep even the
most sioical of mOYlc-C -CoerS en-
thrailed, and i IS beautifully
acted.
Hurd Hatfield plays the unhappy
md Inflated Dorian, whose charm
proves 10 he the kiss OF death,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21

DIRECTOR JOHN FARROW
is considering the adNisabllltY of
roplng OFF the Calcutta set when
June Duprel sings her number in
ine night club sequence. Despite
the fact that her dress covers her
arms and neck, June feels II is
tine most revealing thing she has
uior worn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21
FINE TRANSFORMATION

They have neatly converted a
fantastic tale into a psychological
drama Of tremendous power. You
are probably familiar with the
story; IT being that OF an lndolcnt
and wealthy young man who is too
beautiful for any ordinary words.
Prompted by a cynical aristo-
crat, this young man is launched
upon a career Of debauchery.
which really dates from the time
that his portrait is completed
Ironically he makes the-WiSh
that his portrait could take the
burden Of age and responsibility
which must enSuc With the forth
coming years.
The statue Of a sacred Egyptian
cat grants him his wish and ne
remains youthful throughout a
career Of unspeakable evil which
he purSues with all the carefree
air of an innocent child.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-06
SAYS NEGRO WRITERS
Will INCREASE when
SOCIAL Pressure LESSEN

NEW YORK, Apr. 6 (ANP)-l
There have not been many profess
sional Negro writer's in the United
States, declared Prof. Sterling
Brown, but the number will increase
when the social pressures against
Negroes and writer's decrease. Prof.
Brown was speaking on "The Negro
Writer in America" as part Of the
weekly lecture series, "a World
View of the Negro Question" at the
Schemburg Collection of Negro lit
erature of the New York Public IL
brary.
Prof. Brown, who teaches English
at Howard university and is him
self author of Southern Road" and
other works, gave an analysis Of the
problems and achievements of Ne
gro writer's from Phillis Wheatley
to Richard Wright. Brown pointed
out certain early writer's who were
little more than literary curiosi-
ties" He next listed writer's who
have to teach or practice medicine
or something else in order to earn a
living. Their writing was more a
hobby or sideline. Finally, DR..
Brown named writer's like Richard
Wright and Langston Hughes who
have been able to make a living
from their writing.
Many publishers are fearful that
Negro books will not sell. Many
readers who have become accus-
toned to the stereotyped picture of
the Negro are difficult to win over
to books which tell more of the
truth. The great day of the Negro
writer will come when he is more
determined to be a professional
writer, when publishers are more
inclined to consider work solely on
merit and readers will be more open
minded and critical.
| Mr.. Robert Landry of the Writ
ers' War board also spoke at this
meeting. Mr.. Landry told of the eff
| forts of the board to persuade writ
ers to cease portraying minorities
| as stereotypes.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-06

acquired a patch of gray hair since
the night Byrnes issued the order.
The entire messy status of the
"Dawn Patrol" is something no
choice of words fittingly explains.
Circus Snowman Pheneas T. Bar
mum once said, "There's a sucker
born every minute and two to take
him." How true that witty remark
has proven in the case of the guilt
BILE and usually honest (???) John
@. Public. Does any sane person
think that the 35 large night clubs
who refused to go along with Mayor
LaGuardia's extra hour edict are
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-06
CLASSIFIED ADS

Private rooms or rooms for two
men. AID 8416.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-06
Night Life in
N E w Y Q r K
ess~ BY ALVIN MOSES
ON AGIN, OFF AG'IN-LAGUARDI
BY ALVIN MOSES

NEW YORK, April (ANP)-Haran grill and tavern
slowly mad these they permitted
hour beyond Byes Their that
of this metropolitan called Butch" Little
confusing which soongy
remain late am.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-06

going into bankruptcy this year
or as long as the war runs !? It's the
small operator, chiefly Harlem in
vestors, who are taking it on the
chin and how!
We're happy to report that most
of the real, regular spots in Harlem,
owned and operated by Negroes, are
still carrying on despite terrific
losses. Just how long they can re-
main in business is anybody's guess.
MELTING POT POURRI" :.
Luckeyth ("Lucky'') Roberts, the
musical genius who gave us "Moon-
light Cocktail" and other song hits
that paid handsome dividends, en-
tertained the officers (white) sta
toned at Fort Hamilton, N. Y,
Thursday mite, Mar. %. Long ia
vorite with WACs and fighting men
at this local war installation, they
tell me that Roberts played as never
before Cab Galloway and his
Give jubilee" simply brought the
house down on opening mite at War
ner's Strand theatre in midtown
Manhattan Sister Rosetta
Tharpe didn't do half bad herself
at the same theatre-same evening.
Frances Simenton, curvacious and
personable bar-maid at George
Woods Jr.'s Red Rooster, is home
sick and the small army of medicos
merchants, lawyers, "men-about-
town and gals-who-boss them
(ahem)-all wish that Frances re-
turns speedily. BY the way, GER
tain writer misses her also, you
betcha he does :. From Hollywood
we learn that actor John Price
hubby of glamorous Kathryn Gray
son, is in the cinema capitol recant-
ing deeds of valor performed by
Negro troops (under his command)
in the Pacific sector.
Irving Shapiro, who plans to pro.
duce "The Wishing Tree" with Ethe
Waters and Josh White in the leac
roles, has invited newspaper editors
and drama critics to sit in on the
coming additions.
| Danton Walker, Daily News
Broadway columnist, had this te
say: Tommy Dorsey wants to pro
duce musical version of the life
of w. C. Handy (St. Louis Blues
etc. after he completes his picture
with brother Jimmy, to be called
MY Brother Leads a Band.''
Lucius Lucky" Millender, wa.
up to his high standard during hi
stay at the Apollo theatre recentl.
on a bill that also featured Id:
James Remember when Ear
(Fatha) Hines, was "that way
about coy-appearing Ida when frs
she walked across the footlights a
the Schiffman-Leo Brecher hous
when Jimmy (meet me in Newark
Marshall, was manager and bi,
noise in 125th street???
Lets Take the Long Way Home
receives an entirely new meanin,
when warbled by lusty-throate
Cab Galloway. Do you agree wit
me, fellow-musicians? What
pretty kettle of fish was made GU
Of the Lena Horne-Xavier Cuga
row What the heck is wron
with Cugat; does he claim blu
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-06

Pm not being facetious or play
full in the least when | state that a
certain good friend of mine who
operates two popular mite spots has
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-06

blood in his veins via the old played
out Mayflower, Plymouth Rock pif-
file? :. tsk, tsk, tsk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Fighters Work
AT New Gym

With the arrival of Kid Tunero
and other out-of-town minister's,
Georfe Williams new gym on
Woodward, near Watson. promises
to be a busy spot during the next
few days.
Tunero meets Sampson Powell
in the windup of Nick Londes'
show at Olympia Friday night.
Tunero is Powell's most impor-
tant opponent in the local knock
out sensations brief, exciting ring
career. Powell has knocked out
most Of his opponents, but some
experts are saying he has taken
on more than he can chew" in
the veteran Cuban middleweight
champion.
Among others who will work at
the Williams gym are Shamus
O'Brien and Billy Nichy, who will
tangle in Friday nights semi
Windup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
10000 GIS Cheer
Negro HaIfback
TINE DETROIT TIMES

FLORENCE Italy. Jan. ? cUP)-Cpl. John
Moody, 230-pound Negro from Freeport, Pa, was
the toast of the Fifth Army today for his about
efforts which were largely responsible for the 20
to football victory over the 18th Air Force in the
New Years Day spaghetti bowl game.
More than 10000 Service men and women were
on hand for the spectacle which proved to be one
man offensive demonstration by Moody 30-year-
old ordnance soldier and former star at Morris
Brown College He scored two touchdowns and two
extra points and shook the air force line from stem
TO stern.
When kicking was necessary ii was up to Moody
and he and Cpl. Arthur Faircloth, Washington,
ID. c.. halfback put on great punting duel through
the first period Fiarcloh played at North Carolina
State from 1871 through l943
On three plays in the second period, with the
GIs the sidenes chanting. I'VE want touch
down." Moody produced for them. He smashed 16
yards, then IS, then nine, the last plunge for the
score Then he kicked the point
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Kentucky Rallies
To Beat Long Island

NEW YORK. Jan. ? QNS)--
The undefeated Kentucky Wild
cats held their unblemished rec
ord today after a spectacular
62-52 victory over Long Island
University's cage team in a Wild
five-minute overtime period at
Madison Square Garden. Trailing
by Is points in the second period,
the Kentuckiahs turned on the
heat and eked out a 51-51 tie az
the end of the regular game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Willie King Sparks
Friar' S Over Mansfield

Spanked by Willie King. who
led a second half rally, Friars
edged Mansfield, 1885, in the
basketball feature at Hacket Field
House. He tipped in 10 points,
helping overcome Mansfields
26-19 edge at half time. JAW
Local IA trimmed Dearborn
Winston, 1890, and Fromms
whipped Bailey's Five, 27-15.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03

Marines Heils and Billy Sixty's
Clarks of Milwauk ee, Emil
Waibel's Silver Seals of ST. Louis
and Everett Scott's Stroh of Fort
Wayne. Ind. -
Louis Burr's Harry Suffrin will
roll Saturday along with Bill
Flesch's Monarchs and Jerry
Skovie's Primas of Chicago, Earl
LinsZ' Recreation of Cleveland
and Cone Hermann's Undertakers
of ST. Louis. Elwood Blake's
Standard is on the opening shift.
The event has attracted 90 of
the strongest teams in the coun-
try, who will roll four games for
a 81 900 first prize in 81 500 fund
HERE AND THERE--,stan Lassysge wound
MefehsnS J.l.n Puiio % 7fa.ss sisi rs
tor e67 and JACK Murry ass In the Altoona
sSs and Howard zien 9Gi' 80 IN he A IN,
In eli IN Cas- sehlan' BOYS N Classic
sere tops a. Detective Bureau SCARED 70 Il 50
Marie Irvine rscsea is7,iss,Ise Tor 5si
400 on the head IN tie BfiThtmoor Ladies
Jarvis WOChlke tppcc 246 In the
Fire Dept ko. 2 Harry smith 24S IN
the Crest $50 House p. Albina Mobile
202 and Vera Marsh SGT m M log Cabin
Rs9T lions, Saae' "kihsoR 2t2 , in ihs
IN the MACK Blvd Senior Joe Boyer
23f IN the RediOrt Businessmen.
Other league Mghs-Petf McATt GAS,
BEDFORD House Louis DcHetre. .236. W
Vernon Businesrmen Lloyd Larson, 233
Ford Engineering Andy Szabo 294. North
vest Classic George Chase. 22s Chene-
Tfombly $50 Cecil" Matte, 22s. Tower
Junior Al Duross 225. Ford Aircraft Emma
GOodbred 90 Garfield Major. Ocie Church.
2l3. Nativity Lutheran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Race Publications
Retire Tomorrow

NEW YORK. Jan. 2 GNS)-
Three sports publications were
added today to the war casualty
list. An Armstrong publications
executive announced that effective
tomorrow the William Armstrong
Daily Sports, National Racing
Program and Daily Green Sheet
would suspend publication.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Imam Win
Puck Feature

Leslie Ferguson scored a per-
sonal victory and Vincent Post
got an assist in the Mack Park
Night Hockey League feature last
night. Les made all three goals
and Vincent edged Eagles, 80,
with Elme Taber making those
other two. Allen Berg's three
goals led Nash 10 a 40 win over
Scamps and Bob Thompson's pair
paced Hot Carriers 10 a Al de-
cision over Stays. Maple Leafs
play Vic's at 1880 and East Side
Sports meets East jefferson at
9 o'clock tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03

Stroh and + e. B are on the
final squad of the event next Sun
day afternoon along with such
clubs as Bill Hargadon's and Paul
Krumske's Meister Braus, Eddie
Krems' Thompsons, Russ Cream
er's Congress Arcade, Rudy
Boedecker's Chaplin & Gore, Floyd
Du Bouchett, Jake
Hansen's Sunkist and Art Buffers
Washingtons, all of the Chicago
Classic League.
On a previous shift Joe Paulus'
Chene-Trombly and Ellis Walkers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
War Admiral Son
Feature Winner

Aqua CALIENTE, Mexico,
Jan. 2 (UP)-Bric a Brac, 4-year-
old son of the gallant campaigner
War Admiral, today was the first
handicap winner of the year at
newly reopened Aqua Caliente
race track after galloping home
with the Nuevo Ano Handicap
yesterday as racing was firmly in
stalled once more at the colorful
onetime gathering place of Holly
woods sports enthusiasts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03

ADVERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03

Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to yOur home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
6 Detroit Elves Vie
With Best i'm Nation

by Stroll national match
game champion and Louis Seafs B. Detroit Times ASar
ehoder will their first of national competition
Schaks ninth annual holiday sweepstakes at the
I,aL.nrs In hcan nnnNl lunnL-n
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-28

ten to wait usually winds up hold
ing the bag.
G. Nj am a girl age 10 and in
love with two boys. One has been
going with me for over three years
He has been overseas for some time
and now ne pack in the u. S. and is
stationed in Fla, He wants to marry
me, but insists that we wait until
the war is over. 1 love him better
that I do my other boy friend. but l
don't want to wait until the war is
over to marry. l sure love him and
believe that he loves me. The other
one is stationed in Texas and we
have known each other for some
time but it wasn't until November
when he was on furlough that HI
said he loved me. He wants me to
marry him right away. Please tell
me what to do.
Ans:-Follow the dictates of your
heart and wait for the boy with
whom you have been in love for the
past three years. Situated as he is.
in the service. he can't provide a
home for you as he would like to
and he prefers to wait until he can.
before getting married. If you love
him. you won't find it difficult to
wait. 1t would be very unfair to the
other boy to marry him knowing
that your hears belonged to someone
else. Marriage is such an important
step in everyone's life that it should
not be entered recklessly and with
too much haste.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-28
GUESS WHO .
TIM MILES
BACK IN USA.

Atlantic City, N. J.
Cpl. Tim Miles, age 80, of 212O No.
9th Ave. Omaha, Nebraska son Of
Mr.. Lee Miles has recently returned
from service outside the continental
limits of the United States and is
now Temporarily stationed at the
Army Ground and Service Forces
Redistribution Station here. While at
this installation he will be given a
series of tests to determine his fit
ness for future assignments.
Cpl. Miles served Sc months as a
Truck Driver in the Asiatic- Pacific
theatre of operations. He is a re-
cipient Of the following decorations,
Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Ribbon.
Good Conduct Medal. American De-
tense Medal.
During the period of his stay the
returned veteran will be given q
thorough medical and dental exam
nation. occupational and classifi-
cation tests together with various
informal talks designed to fully ac-
quaint the veteran soldier of present
and postwar conditions and prob
lens. This program is carried on in
a leisureIy fashion amidst pleasant
surroundings conductive to mental
and physical relaxation.
A variety Of entertainment and re-
creational activities has been ar
ranged to entertain the returnee in
his leasure hours. This will include
numerous dances, stage and radio
shows, sightseeing tours, horseback
riding, ice skating, table tennis. golf
baseball and bathing, fishing and
sailing in season
Before entering the service Cpl.
Miles was employed by Mr.. Fred
Shuzie, of omaha.
Colonel James G. Cooper. Jr. Com
handing Officer of the redistribut-
ion station stated: Our primary
mission will be to reassign person
mel where they will be Of most ser
vice and be performing duties in
which they will be contented.'
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-28
They Skater an Age Old
Policy Against Negroes
VIOLIN CONCERT GETS
NEGROES INTO MISSOURI
MUSIC ASSOCIATION
(by verna Avery

Los Angeles (CNS) For the first
time in its history the civic Music
Association of jefferson City. Mo.
has accepted colored members
Heretofore. this has not been done
because thre are no reserved seats
and anyone can sit near anyone else
TIL colored University nearby.
(Lincoln) has asked every year for
the past seven years to inquire whe
ther il could buy membership for
its students, and every year the
privilege has been denied How
ever, this year the Civic Music AS
ISOLATION engaged Louis Kaufman.
brilliant young film v~iolinist and
his wife, Annette Kaufman. plan
list, for a concert and it was wide
ly advertised in the Negro newspa
pers that Mr.. Kaufman is an admir-
er and performer of the music of
William Grant Still, distinguished
Negro composer.
AS a result, the colored people a.
gain inquired whether they could
buy memberships. This time, the
clubs President, Mr.. Richard Arens
said, Well. they're going to Heav-
en- with us and there's no reason
why they can't hear music with u.s.
The Association graciously gave
it's permission, and approximately
eighty fiv enew colored members
cam eand enjoyed the concert on
April 18th and afterward crowded
backstage to congratulate the Kauf
mans, who were most cordial and
glad to see them.
1t was interesting to note that
the Association itself feels very
happy over the decision. as many
of it's members are broadminded and
friendly people. Only two women
cancelled their memberships after
this precedent-shattring event,
while the rest Of the white mem
bers heartily congratulated Mr..
Arens on his decision. They felt
they said, hat mutual understand
ing would make their city a better
place in which to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman have been
touring the United States in a ser
les of more han forty concerts
crammed into a few months Their
outstanding musicianship has been
acclaimed in the North, East, West
and South, n it is clear that they
aye bsgqg fambassadpbs IF good
will as well as fine musicians.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-28
NOTICE OF SPECIAL PLACES
FOR REGISTRATION OF VOTERS

Notice is hereby given thai special
places for the registration of voters
residing in the City of Omaha have
been provided as follows:
BENSON AREA
Fire Engine House, Goth and
Maple Streets. ednesday and Thurs
day, April 25th and 26th, 1945.
SOUTH OMAHA AREA
South Side City Hall, Gath and "O''
Streets, Friday aud Saturday, April
9th and 2Sth, 1945
NORTH OMAHA AREA
North Omaha Branch Public Lib
rary, 10Th and Ames Ave, Base
ment, North Entrance, Monday and
Tuesday, April 3Oth and May 1st.
1915.
All Of the above places will be
open between the hours of 8 A NJ
and 8 P. M.
Commencing Saturday, April 2Sth.
and extending through Friday. May
4th, 1915, the Election Commissions
er's office in the Court House will
be open for registration of voters
until 9 p NJ. each day.
All voters, Except those voting by
mail because of absence from the
city, who have not REGISTERED
heretofore, or who have changed
their residence, or their names by
marriage or otherwise. since their
last registration, must register in
order to vote at the City Of Omaha
General Election, May 18th 1915.
and such voters are respectfully
urged to register at teir earliest
convenience and thereby avoid un-
necessary last minute congestion.
Registrations will close Friday, May
9TH, 1915. at 8 o'clock P. NJ.
Dated this goth day of April. 1915.
Joseph A. Vojir
Election Commissioner.
Douglas County, Nebraska.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-28
Tortured man gets help!
Lemon Juice
Mixed at Home
Relieved
RHEUMATIC PAIN
says Sufferer!

Il have used ALLENRU for several
months. could hardly walk on account
OF my knees. But now those pains are
relieved ! can go like a race horse
now" Mort Shepard Of Ohio.
Don't be a victim of the pains and
aches caused by rheumatism, Iumbago
or neuritis without trying this simple.
inexpensive recipe you can mix az
home. Two tablespoons of ALLENRU.
plus the juice Of "a lemon in a glass Of
water Try a bottle TODAY! Be en-
tlrely satisfied with il or money back.
s5f. Drug stores.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-28
JUDGE WILL NOT DISMISS
TEAHERS SALARY CASE

Cairo. m,-After hearings argu-
ment April 8, on a motion to dismiss
the suit filed BY Negro teachers
here for equal salaries, Judge Fred
L Wham denied the motion OF the
School Board and the Superintend-
ent Of Schools who wanted the suit
thrown out.
The School Board has until May
| TO file its answer after which the
case will be set tor trial. me
suit is being brought by the Negro
City Teachers Association of Cairo
through Attorneys William H4t
Temple and Senator G.. C Wimbish
of Chicago David Lansdsn Of this
city and Thurgood Marshall, MAJ
CP Special Counsel.