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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-18

EDITORS NOTE: (Ted Watson. the original Mid
Night Man In Chicago, Is on extended vacation
Guest columnist this week is Phyllis Smiley noted
singer of popular song of the day. Miss Smiley has
starred in songs from coast and is rated high
in the theatrical worldly
PHYLLIS SMILEY LOUD TALKING THE NATION
CHICAGO Combined Newspapers - Flash
fbarie Cole and Harry Fields putting on great Siy
Il Edition OF Star Time at the FL Grotto where Joe SIC
BENSON producer of shows has something smart in tho
barrel House Bessie" sequence This starstudded re
hue is headed by June Richmond singer of songs Riv
Daniels singer Freddie Douglas tap dancer Dusty Fet
her comedan Leonard Reed emcee; Marie BRYANT and
len lovely Grottoettes The show is great
see where the lovely Margaret Summons is doing
great things in NYC. She is scheduled to play the
role of 'Nonnie in Lillian Smiths Strange Fruit"
which is to be produced on Broadway | go for this
phrase from post card written by O. r. Potter from
Jacksonville ;-"Thanks for your deceptive drape Of
the hype put down" This Potter chap is on the
Washington Post newspaper. At Chcago's Ell Crotto
Sonny Barnett, head waiter. is forever on the beam
As matter of fact, he scntillated in service and
handling of five at the Bud Billiken picnic in
Washington Park last Saturday.
Received a lovely card from nv old friend Ionnie
|mmons former hand leader at the Garrick Bar He's
tafioned in Honolulu and is leading the band there
composed of six and is reported to have raised
o Of heck at his recent birthday party Ionne is
e home soon and has promised whirl of night club
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-18
'ARKwAY PRATTLE:

Red Allen, who squeezed six weeks into career of
hundred and ffy-sx weeks at the Garrick Stage
Bar in downtown Chicago has hied to Frisco to open
at the Savoy night club Which reminds us that
someone should inform the Mattresses at the Disable
Grill, that If they don't take persons order
they should subside that repusive attitude, because
this war won't last always and if it left to
all of them would be hopping up and down State ST.
\ in postwar world with want add section tucked
under their arms.
Dshing the dirt Lloyd Boone still is doing okay bar
grecco is in charge of things Alice La Cour is
Hnng in Canada oldest in musical circles:
4smy Midget who plays piano for FL Grotto rehearsas
Cozeta Jacobs is vacationing at Otisve, n. Y.
Cafe Society closed Sunday for re-face job and
opens again in the middle of October. Letter in
from Gloria Lovette of NYC. She has been vacation
ing in Brooklyn. she claims 1t is rumored that
Maurice Gel Casino) Foster and his better hale have
been squabbling and will wind up in the divorce
courts. Gee, wish they'd make They
seemed such nice coupled Martina Rousseau
jordan's Julius Jordan married on the week
end to the lovely Phyllis Inez Demps
IN THE BOTTOM:
Wonder why Detective Tom Walker hangs around
b Disable Bar so much? Very glad to hear that my
PEND Briss Collins from Peoria. Illinois, has bought the
Club Tip to the All Mattresses "If you can't
pile and say yes. you'd better not and say no.
fey say word to the wise is sufficient Personal note
Dave Kellum. of the Chicago Defender: why do you
50 strongly for red heads?. VIII have to dye
hair red? ~. I've always heard that gentlemen pre-
blondes. though some Of them Just prefer
Best record of the week. Billy Eckstines Cottage
For Sale" Keep up the good work, Billy.
While we're the subject, let's toss bunch OF or
chids to Joe Lionel Hampton) Williams who did
job of emceeing and singing at the luxurously
appointed Ell Crotto. The boy really has lovely
voice and should 60 long way in the theatrical world
Also a big orchid to Ivie Anderson who has made
Ia wonderful come ack in the theatrical Iimelight
She can always sing for my money.
This has been more fun than work and here's hoping
pat u be talking to you again which reminds me
rat TED WATSON really outdoes himself on his comic
Pip Jack Davis" detective comic strip. and wonder IL
Of YOU folks know that he is the only Negro CONNER
Ia illustrator who is drawing Negro detective comic
/ Keep up the good work. This has been PHYLLIS
FlllEY LOUD TALKING THE NATION.
Copyright 1945, by Ted Watson
Evening star., 1945-08-08
Second Rabies Clinic
Slated To Be Held
Today al 10 Ceniers

The Districts second antirabies
inoculation clinic will be held this
afternoon from 4 to 6 pm. at IL
centers throughout the city, and
Health Department ofiicials urged
a greater turnout Of dogs and their
owners than the 1,242 who went
through the process Monday.
Each dog must be brought to the
clinic on a leash by an adult. The
license for the dog should be
brought, too, ofiicials said. The en-
tire process of incubation takes
less than two minutes and costs
nothing. But those who do not
have their dogs inoculated by Sep
tember 7 are subject to penalties up
to $500 fine or 80 days in Jail.
In citing the necessity for mass
incubation, Health Department Of
ficials pointed to District rabies
figures for the past few years on
the number of rabid dogs reported;
104 in 1943, l48 in 1914, 104 SO far
this year. 1t is in an effort to pro-
tect the dogs, their owners and the
public that the incubation laws
and the new law prohibiting own
ers to allow their dogs in public
without a leash, were passed, OFF,
cials reminded.
With a large fluctuating popula-
ton, the measures to stamp out
rabies are even more necessary, they
Evening star., 1945-08-08
|70D. c. Area Veterans Due
To Arrive on Queen Elizabeth

Seventy washington area veterans
Of the European. war are listed al
aboard the Queen Elizabeth which
is due to arrive at New York Sat
urday,. bringing home nearly $4,000
men. Those returning on the Queen
Elizabeth are mostly members OF
heavy bombing units, air forces
ground personnel and general hos
pital stan men who have been sta
toned in England, the Army re-
ported.
One returning veteran, 1st It.
william r. Sink, 1915 Clifton street
NV, had to leave behind an Eng
lish bride, his mother said. 1t
Sink, an administrative ofiicer with
the 9th Air Force, has been over
seas about ~ months. He is hop
ing his wife, an English nurse, will
be able to follow him soon, 1t.
Sinks mother said.
An Alexandria airman, T/Sergt.
John A. Murnane, jr., 40 East Wind
sor avenue, Alexandria, is on his
second trip across the Atlantic from
England. He completed 80 missions
as gunner on an 8th Air Force
bomber last summer and was home
for 80 days in July, 1914. His mother
said he had completed at least 20
missions after returning to England
and had been awarded an Air Medal
with seven Oak Leaf Clusters, the
Distinguished Flying Cross and .
Presidential Unit Citation.
Starred in Baseball.
The 24-year-old veteran, who
starred in baseball at George Wash
ington High School in Alexandra
and on local sandlots, was put in
charge Of athletics for the 95th
Bombardment Group when the war
in Europe ended, his mother said.
If he gets out of the Army with the
more than 90 points" he has ac-
cumulated, Sergt. Murnane hopes
to get back into baseball, Mrs. Muir
name said. He played for . minor
league team In North Carolina be-
fore entering the service and had
tryouts with several big-league
teams, including the Washington
Nationals.
Other District area men sched-
uled to return on the Queen Eliza
beth are:
Capt. Morris I. Friedman, 900
North Wayne street, Arlington;
Sergt. Joseph Marches, 1855 Thirty
eighth street NV; Corpl. William
G.. Newton, 1924 South Thomas
street, Arlington; Pfc. Wesley s.
Dodge, 418 Diamond avenue, CATH
ersburg, Md; TIA William p. Sim
mons, 206 Douglas street NE; TIA
Claude E. Thompson, RID 4, Ar
lington; Pfc. Edward 8. Krayeski,
4449 Greenwich parkway NV; Pvt.
James I. Oldham, 400 Fort Myer
drive, Arlington; Capt. Raymond
A. Yerg, 1860 Lanier place NV;
Pvt. Clen H. Franklin, 412 Green
wood avenue, Takoma Park; Capt.
Walcutt w. Gibson, S2ll Roanoke
avenue, Takoma Park: TVS George
Sisson, 2921 Pennsylvania avenue
NV; IT'S John Wivel, 20l Thr-1
teenth street NE; Pfc. william H.
sos Tulip avenue, Ia
koma Park; Pfc. Wallace Z. Dixon,
528 Eleventh street Sc: Pfc. Charles
w. Wood, 2723 Irving street Sc;
Maj. Arthur E. Clif1, 1901 South
Dakota avenue NE; TB Charles
Snyder, 321 Greenwood drive, Ia
koma Park; Chief Warrant Omcer
Felix r. Smith, 4102 Twelfth street
NE.
Also Sergt. Samuel Bernstein. $40
Virginia avenue Sc; S/Sergt. Rob-
ert B. Morris, II West Chapman
street, Alexandria; S/Sergt. James
w. Newman, seas Benning road Sc;
Evening star., 1945-08-08

said. New dogs coming into the
area bring in the disease. although
the rabies incubation program may
have immunized District dogs
against 1t. Therefore, newcomers
to the city are especially urged to
have their dogs inoculated immedi-
|ately on arrival in the city, unless
they have a certificate from = reg
istered veterinarian to show the
animal has received incubation
within the past year.
Dog owners who wish may have
their dogs inoculated by private
veterinarians instead of those who
have been employed by the District
government for the period OF the
inoculation clinics. The clinics will
be open every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday from 4 to 8 pm, ex-
cept on days when 1t is raining dur
Ing these hours. Dog owners are
urged not to postpone incubation
thus creating a jam at the end OF
the clinic period (September y and
Evening star., 1945-08-08

running the risk Of not having their
dogs inoculated by that deadline.
The clinics will be open ut the
following places:
Northwest section-Polk School,
Seventh and r streets; Adams
School, Nineteenth and California
streets; Deal Junior High School,
Fort drive and Nebraska avenue;
Upshur street hospital grounds, Up
shur and Fourteenth streets: Whit
tier School. Fifth and Sheridan
streets.
Northeast-Burroughs school,
Eighteenth and Monroe streets, and
Eliot Junior High School, Eighteenth
and B streets.
Southwest-District Pound, South
Capitol and I streets, and the old
Jefferson Junior High School, Sixth
and d streets.
Southeast-Kramer Junior High
School, Seventeenth and @ streets.
Evening star., 1945-08-08

Pfc. Thomas Z. Graves, 1923 Barker
street Sc: Sergt. George r. Jen.
nings, 204 East Mason avenue. Alex
andria: It's Walter A. Lucas, 24ls
Seventeenth street NV: Pfc. Mary.
land L. Banner, 1928 Tenth street
NV: Corpl. Tony Session., 462 Vir.
ginia avenue S.W.; Pfc. Ulysse.
Clemons, 5521 j street NE; Pfc
John Hood, 648 Callan street NE;
Pvt. Johnnie McFadden, 473 M street
NV; Pvt. John H. Hotchkiss, 50s
Sixty eighth street Sc: Corpl. Her.
bert M. Bounvire. 1900 Pennwoo6
road, Brentwood, Md; Corpl. Johr
E. Wise, 2729 Fourth street NE;
Pfc. Wilbur Slater, 1706 Twenty.
second street Sc; Capt. Freeman
w. Bowley, 218 Granada street, Ar
lington; Sergt. John Grau, Route 2
Vienna, va; Corpl. Walter r
Batcheller, 301 East Luray avenue
Alexandria, Corpl. Harold w. Will
liams, 1922 Buena Vista terrace Sc;
CorpL Robert H. Whistleman, STAG
North Fourth street, Arlington; Pfc
William r. Collins, 5002 Twenty fifth
street, Mount Rainier, Md.
Others Who Will Return.
Also. Sergt. Meyer r. Goldman
SOL Nicholson street NV; Sergt
George Many, 1841 Forty-first place
s. E.; Pfc. William B. MacGregor
jr., 1905 Edmonston avenue, Hyatts-
vile, Md; Corpl. Thomas r. Rob.
ertson, Al Nicholson street NV;
Sergt. Charles c. Ferguson, jr.,
Buena Vista, Va; S/Sergt. Jack j
Nelson, 2630 Adams Mill road NV;
S/Sergt. Alva v. Allegro, $500 Van
Ness street NV; Corpl. John M
Utz, 51l Third street NV; Corpl
Alvin r. Watkins, Boyds, Md; Corpl
Lawri H. Ola, 3l4 Carroll avenue
Takoma Park; Pvt. Charles S. Jen-
nell, 2228 Wilson boulevard, Arling-
ton; Pfc. Edward L. Morris, 4491a Fiji
teenth street NE; Corpl. Frederick
M. Peterson, 5405 Forty-first street
NV; Capt. Nat A. Whitmire, 3l02
Taylor street, Mount Rainier, Md;
I'd 1t. Frederick H. Tabor, 2323
Twentieth street NV; Corpl. John S
Meade, jr., 1886 Second street NE;
Pfc. Robert ]. Kilby, jr., 20 West
Curtis avenue, Alexandria; Pfc
Thomas p. Dzanbozof1, 40 Farra-
gut street NV; Albert M. Norton
American Red Cross overseas work.
or, Printcraft Building, $50 H street
NV.
Corpl. Harold E. Cave, 10l4
Seventh street NE; Sergt. Daniel
w. Clink, RID No. 3, Alexandria
S/Sergt. Burk l.. Walker, 1907 Con-
necticut avenue NV; Pvt. LIE Roy
Y. Motley. 600 Twentieth street
NV; 1st 1t. Robert C. Gilmore
5612 Sonoma road, Bethesda; Pfc.
George w. Reber, Gaithersburg,
Nd; Pfc. George H. Schmidt, 1908
Buchanan street, Arlington; Mai.
John c. Cassidy, 1904 Thirty
seventh street NV, and 1st Sergt.
Milford s. Wiley, 1910 Perry street
NE.
At Boston, three District veterans
arrived yesterday aboard the trans
port George Shiras. They are: lst
1t. Robert v. MONT, Annapolis Ho-
Evening star., 1945-08-08

tel; Sergt. Robert j. Hibbs, 424 Bu-
chanan street NV, and Pvt. DON
aid r. Acton, 202 Thirty-third street
NE.
Sergt. Charles E. Boddie, 1853
Macarthur boulevard NV, is
scheduled to reach New York today
on the liner Santa Marta. Other
District arrivals aboard that ship
were reported in The Star yesterday.
Flown from the European theater
by an ATC plane, Pfc. Delrose H.
Greene, 1921 Gault place NE,
landed at Presque Island, Me, re-
Gently. He served with the Army
Service Forces in Europe for 20
months.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
0PA Accused
'0f Propaganda

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81 (AP)
Senator Wherry tR) OF Nebras-
ka contended today that Price
Administrator Bowles is putting
on a high pressure campaign
across the country TO force Con-
Rress TO continue OPA indef-
Ptely.
The price control law will ex-
pire next June 80 unless extended
by Congress.
Wherry said he had learned
that "OPA's paid agents are hold
inc meetings in cities and cross
roads trying TO frighten the
people into believing OPA is es-
sential 10 holding prices down"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
Save Money By Mixing
Cough Syrup at Home

Then ill up with your syrup. This
makes a pint-about four times as
much for your money. II tastes good
children really like II. IL lasts a
family a long time, and never spoils.
But what you'll like most is the
way II takes right hold OF a cough. 1t
loosens the phlegm. soothes irrita-
tion. and helps clear the air passages.
Eases soreness. Let's you sleep. You'll
say you've never seen its superior.
Pinex is special compound OF
proven ingredients, in concentrated
form. well known for its quick action
on throat and bronchial irritations.
Try II, and II you're not really de-
lighted your money will be refunded.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
It's So Easy! Needs No Cook
ing. Gives Very Quick Relief.

Even II you're not interested in
saving good money. you surely want
a really effective relief for coughs
due 10 colds. so try mixing II your
self. in your kitchen. and be ready for
q surprise.
It's so easy 10 mix. child could do
s.. Make a syrup by stirring cups OF
rranulated sugar and / cup OF water
few moments, until dissolved. No
cooking Is needed. Or use corn syrup
or liquid honey. instead OF sugar syrup.
Put 21A ounces OF Pinex (obtained
from any druggist) into a pint bottle.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
CLUB MYMAR6ET

The Grooming sN Il the motion
picture. Men ofNSoys Town %
Johnny lie Bel. is selling his song
wares currently at Club Hay
market, where comic Jerry Harris
preSides as master Of ceremonies
Additional fun is supplied by
Grace ROChetfe, offer
ing comedy songs and stories.
The Bea Vester Esquire Girls
frame each show. while Sepia
songstress Jean Daniels swings
the arrangements Of Sam Harris
orchestra.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
Carmen Jones
COMING TO Cass

CARMEN JONES" Billy Rose
musical based on BRet.s opera.
Carmen, will open a two-week
engagement Sunday, Jan. 13. at
the Cass Theater.
The play comes here after a
two-season run on Broadway and
directly following a long stay in
Chicago Rose is purported 10 have
spent close 10 a quarter OF a
million dollars on the lavish pro-
ductiOn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
CLUB TOP HAT

HoiIdsy week stardom az Club
Top Hat IS shared by trio Of
variety entertainers Tommy Raft
funster and master Of ceremonies.
assisted by Lou Laure. JEANNE
Staff the singing starlct Of screen,
stage and radio. and Boyd Senter.
the miracle man OF music
Tommy and JEANNE are hold
overs from last weeks floor show
Others on the current bill are
Chuck Holloway scpia flash tap
Ster. and Judy Wellner's Dancing
Top Hatters.
Frank Gilbo and his orchestra
are the rhythm faVorlteS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
WALLS OF CONCRETE

To visualize IT, picture walls of
reinforced concrete s IN 20 feet
in thickness. 10 10 Is feet under
ground and S 10 IS feet above
ground. rooted with steel and
concrete turretnc and slotted 10
permit fire Of weapons from rife
and machine guns 10 ss-mllli-
meter field pieces
BY drawing tho Germans off
balance. lurinC them 10 defense
where offenSe was not intended.
and then striking tho areas tho
Germans had left lightly guarded,
Patton swung in behind this
mighty defense Inc. He trapped
the defenders without hopc Of es-
cape-and accomplished the cap
ture AZ a loss less than 2 per cent
of the German estimates.
As the action developed. Pat
ton. with Co-opcration of Ger.
Patch. drove directly across the
Seventh Army front from Bingen
south to Mannheim
The Germans. watching the
Seventh Army 10 the south, wcrc
completely hewildcred nv the at
tack from Third Army units from
the west.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
Night Clubs Prep Bills
For Gala Eve Festivities
BY WALTER STEVENSON

THE LID is off for fun and
entertainment New Years Eve at
the Penobscot Club where plans
have been uncorked for festivities
in both the lavish Champagne
Room and the upstairs Chartruese
Room. NoisemakerS. favors, paper
hats. souvenirs and surprises viii
be on tap for celebrantS.
Bob Ruth's orchestra and Fran
cis Grinnell'S band Will alternate
musical rhythmS in hoth rooms,
with such eye and voice pleasing
attractions as jamie p I'm Q :.
Evelyn Waters and Ginny G/TI-
son sparkling the vocal enteftaIH-
ment
The 1e$TTt>-SEIii remain opkn untIl
4 a. m. that hay.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
PALM BEACH CAFE

HafaNamilton continues as the
Sde-split&pg comic Al the Palm
Beach. HIS fire-eXtingulSher gag
is the absolute truth. Halls car
radiator boiled over-like every
one elSe'S-but the alcohol anti
freeze ignited and started a nice
bonfire under the hood He put
II out in no time with the fire
extnguisher he'd just bought for
a friend.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
pattons Trap Saved American Lives:
Hitler.BulgeCost
Germans ljtOH

EDITORS NOTE-This is Article No s in an inti
mate series about the late Gen George s. Patton Jr and
his dramatic military is based original mate
rial obtained By the rter Kent Hunter at PGttons head
quarters IN GERMANY including data previously classified
secret Hunter, formerly Pqttons stuff, IS
member Of Hearst newspapers Washington Bureau.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
CLUB THREE 666

Adding wealth Of good cheer
10 the holiday season is Bette
Taylor's festive revue. Happy
Holiday at Club Three 666 II
Will be the New Years Eve
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
Theaters All Offer
New Year. S Eve Shows
BY CHARLES GENTRY

ALL TIE legitimate and movie
marques will fash Happy New
Year with special midnight per-
formances Monday night
The United Detroit FfhesteFs
will start their new reels rolling
at ; p. m. in the downtown houses
and 6 p m. in the neighborhoods.
The Michigan will have "Stork
Club the faSt-moWng comedy
which co-stars Betty Hutton and
Barry Fitzgerald. Betty plays a
check room girl in Sherman Bill
lingsleys glittering bistro, who
accidentally trips and falls into a
million dollars. Fitzgerald fur
nishes the money and Don before
the romance. The companion fea-
ture on this bill Is Follow That
Woman" !" co-starring William
Gargsn and Nancy Kelly.
The Fox Will have a special
midnight showing Of Leave Her
10 Heaven 80 the film version Of the
Ben Ames Williams novel in
which Gene Tierney docs such a
remarkable job. She , plays the
selfish and jealous Ellen who
seeks TO destroy everything and
every one interfering with her
love It's one Of the best romantic
dramas of the year and has an
excellent supporting cast includ-
ing Cornell Wilde as the hapleSs
husband and Jeanne Grain as the
other woman
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
BY KENT HUNTER


The debacle of the Bulge direct order of Hitler
captured documents later revealed.
II was costly order, for it cost Germany the war
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28

Phil Storm and Gale Storm. is the
second feature Of this bill.
At DOWNTOWN
The Downtown viii have a gala
midnight stage stow with Glen
Gray and His Casa Iona Orches-
ira as the principal attraction.
while comedian Marty May is the
special added feature. heading a
list Of several well-known acts.
The Adams viii have a mid
night showing Monday OF Fallen
Angel, while other United De-
uoif theaterS 10 have special
New Years Eve celebrations are
the Madison, Fisher Riviera. Gin
derella, Royal, Ramona. Vogue,
Varsity Bloomfield Birmingham,
Mel, Norwest, Regent, Rosedale,
Alger and Annex houses.
CASS, LAFAYETTE
On the legitimate front. we
have the current revue al the
CaSs, The Passing Show % giving
two performances New Year, S
Eve, one at $50 p. m. the sec
ond at ll;30 p. m
This comedy revue stars Willie
Howard and has a large support
lng cast, including Masters and
Rollins, Bobby Morris. Sue Ryan
and host of other performers in
addition 10 the chorus line and
production numbers.
The Lafayette VIII also have
tue performances Of A Gift Tor
the Bride Monday evening with
lovely Louise Ralner as the star
OF this Viennese COmedy-farce.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28

attraction and Will continue
into 1916.
Heading the production are
Derby and Frenchie, tap stars.
with a topflight supporting cast
consisting of Yogi Chan, weird
magician: Margie Davies. attrac-
tive sweet singer; Olive Brown
dynamic blues songstreSs, and
Bette Taylors Taylorettes, faS-
Cinating precision dancers
King Porter and his orchestra
play for the revue and dancing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28

TOMORROW over the
Rhine - in the first ASSAULT
crossing of that river ever.
made, and on into the heart Of
Germany.