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Evening star., 1946-09-12
HOLLYWOOD.

| uoLL WOOD.
Cornell Wilde and Maureen O'Hara
are in their honeymoon suite in
"HomeStretch." They have just been
married and Maureen is wearing a
fetching negligee. For some reason
or other Cornell is shaving. But he
stops all that when he sees his bride
And this is the big love scene of
the picture" 1 am told by Director
Bruce Thunderstorm. He tells Cornel,
once you look at her. 60 right after
her" Yes, sir" replies Mr.. Wilde
dutifully. Then" continues the di-
rector. you kiss her by the ear
there, then you tip her head back. !"
Cornell follows the directions with a
methodical placing of his finger on
the places on Maureen's face indi-
Gated by the director-rather like
charting the course of boat. "Bet-
ter not do the kiss yet" suggests
Miss O'Hara as Cornell mechanically
brings his mouth to hers. 1T will
ruin my makeup
The scene is shot. but Humber
stone is not pleased. Something
ratified" he tells his stars, "and it
was not the camera" We'll, it
wasn't the actors" says Mr.. Wilde,
a trif1e Indignantly. Later I ask
Cornel, did you think of your wife
when you were kissing Maureen?"
IF I had I'd still be in there kissing
her. he replies
* X x X
A different type of love scene Is
going on in the Henry Fonda pic
ture, "a Time to Kill" Henry is
playing sand blaster and wears
contraption like a divers helmet
over his head. He is making love to
Barbara Bel Geddes. Or trying to.
Usually about as communicative as
clam, Henry is happier than I've
ever seen him-because he does not
have to talk to people while wearing
his blasting helmet. And those
around the set don't try to talk to
him because he can't hear them.
Anatole Litvak directs with light
signals. It's funny to see Henry be-
tween takes sitting around in his
helmet. with oxygen being piped in
side, but happy because he does not
have to talk to people.
While we are on the subject of
love, Peggy Ann Garner seems to
have recovered from her kiss with
Lon McCallister in Bob, Son of
Battle "Oh, We did It on location
in Utah." says Peggy Ann nom
chalantly. She has her hair Up
and is wearing a long dress. and,
thinking to fiatter her, I tell Peggy
that she looks quite grown up. "Oh,
I'm quite old in this picture" she
assures me. I'm 16." You're 13l
Evening star., 1946-09-12

of Commerce is going to hate that
Jimmy Durante, like Xavier
cugat, is on the spot because OF
Esther Williams expected baby
I'm supposed to go to two conven-
tions in the east in October" Jimmy
tells me on the set OF This Time
for Keeps" And now I cant work
in Life's for the Loving with
Gene Kelly because 1 have to finish
my scenes with Esther in this pic
ture." Jimmy was doing both jobs
at the same time but that meant
a delay for Esther who must finish
her movie by the end of this month
because of the pictures swimming
scenes. 1t will be November now
before Durarte is through with both
movies. Which means that the two
conventions are out.
Talking OF. being rude. I wonder
why Henry Fonda is so abrupt with
members of the press. l hear that
Fonda is planning to do a play on
Broadway after his current This
Time for Keeps" Orson Welles
was born lucky. He has found an
apartment in Hollywood and he is
now dashing between the apart
Evening star., 1946-09-12
Note on Filming a Love Scene
By SheiIoh Grohom

aren't your" Says this reporter
"Oh, no, I'm nearly 49," says Miss
Garner. who will reach that mile
stone next April!
+ + Il
Joseph Gotten is in a perplexed
mood on the set of Katie for Con-
gress." This picture, because of the
illness of different members of the
cast, has gone on and on but Direc-
tor Hank Potter swears the produc-
ton will finish this week.
The extended Katie for Congress"
filming has ruined Cotten's plan to
go to England to star with Margaret
SULLIVAN in The Voice OF the
Turtle" And now he's in a bit of
a quandary. Il don't know where to
go when this picture finishes" he
tells me in his dressing doom. Its
too hot for New York, it's too cold
for the beach. What I'd like to do
is to rest for two weeks. then make
another picture, and then in the
winter go to Florida for few
months" The California Chamber
Evening star., 1946-09-12

ment and Mexico-and Rita Hay
worth.
Lon McCallister has invested in
q triplex apartment house and will
rent out two of the units, live in
one, and also rent his Malibu Beach
home for $1,000 a month. And Lon
always seems to be such a helpless
baby!
Dick Haynes won't make another
movie this year--but come January,
Dick goes dramatic for George
Jessel in Mine on Sunday story
of a child Of divorce, and based on
the play The Singing Fool"
On the day that David Street had
his old car stolen, his new car was
delivered from Detroit. How's that
for. good timing? Don't think
that goth Century-Fox will ever
Evening star., 1946-09-12
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CHARLES BOYER. JENNIFER JONES in
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Evening star., 1946-09-12

Give me liberty
or give m e
d e a t h" an d
Don't give up
the ship" Has
been added the
OPA's thrilling
new battle cry
THE nickel cup
of coffee must
stay"
H o W S m q r t
they were to
take that atti-
tude! They can
fool around with
the price of any,
Evening star., 1946-09-12

we'll only grumble, but If they ever
did away with the nickel cup of
coffee we'd rise up in our wrath
and spray the OPA with DDT.
After all, the nickel cup of coffee
Is part of our National tradition.
Lincoln probably had one before
Gettysburg. Dewey probably had
one before Manila and I know that
George had several just before our
marriage ceremony, getting up
enough courage to borrow some
money from me for the license.
tReleased by Consolidated News Features
Evening star., 1946-09-12

again cast George Montgomery As
tough detective who drinks and
smokes and kicks women in the
teeth, a Ia his role In The Brasher
Doubloon." Not only Is George q
nondrinker, but he also does not
smoke. And he positively hates to
Evening star., 1946-09-12
Oracle Aliens
Comments

Well, the OPA has made a state
ment that will find its place in the
annals Of American history. To the
brave slogans of the past such as
Evening star., 1946-09-12
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER a.

slap women and refused to do this criterion
In his picture Well II James Ma ing a mistake
sons manhandng OF
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
Koppitz Now
Heads Metro
STANDINGS

Koppitz. after a climb from
sixth, occupies first place today
in the Metropolitan Classic. "A
three-game victory over Palmer
Park last night at East Warren,
2922 TO 2734, brought Bob Rich,s
club 10 the top. A 1863 hooked
the third game.
Bill Schlicker, Palmer Park,
made s of 10 splits. Seven came
IN one game and he made six
Fred Stark. East Warren, spared
from the 6-7-9-l0. Rich led the
scoring with 6i2.
Koppitz had a close call in the
second, but won it by Is pins.
Archway's surprise victory over
oven King as Capitol stuck Sha-
piro left Capitol and Oven King
tied for third four games out Of
the lead.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
MISSES u. :. BOARD

John PCtrU and Friendship
Lodge were the whole band and
drum major in the Greater Ma
sonic bowling parade last night
at Olympic Recreation Petro
missed the national board with his
760, a split in the fourth of the
third game keeping him 10 233
after a 279 middle and 24S
opener.
Friendship beat its own mark,
two years old, Of 1928 for high
single with 1l48 and 3l08 passed
the Berger count of 309l made
last season. Petro's 760 also is a
new league record. Herb Case
had held it at TAT. Petro leads the
averages with 2l6.5.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
cc'5'ss'
To Hoist Lid
BY TOM HARPER

Catholic High School basketball
teams open their 1916 season to-
night with IA schools scheduled To
see action IN the league. second
and third divisions.
St. Charles. the defending sec
ond division titleholder. journeys
10 ST. Rose TO start defense of
IFS championship In one headliner
while St Andrew. third division
champion takes on 81. Patrick
IN a second top contest.
Members of the leagues first
division are not scheduled 10 see
action until Sunday.
All Saints Jumped the gun
last night when il defeated ST.
Francis Xavier, 4l-2S. with AL
Yurmanovic leading the way with
II points In a nonleague game,
Holy Redecmer Of the First Di-
vision, led by Jake Bastien who
pumped in y points, rolled past
81. StanislauS. 4l-32
ToSIGHTs SCHEDULE
- Maf,iA v - FhlIg. ST. Paul IS s.
Bernard Nj Clemens 81 Hary vs. 81 An.
'. s. A!phonsu ST james Us r, o 81
AsFy. 81 jTssPhst vs. Rosary, ST ECiefneas
" 50 Agnes 81. FloriGn IS. ST. Thomas
sAeties' Heart vs. Shrine ST Pstrick IS 81
Hear, IS 81 cas.mlr ST. Francis Xavier vs.
AL Sainty.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
|, Prize Rockies
Resign With Lions

Coach Gus Dorais OF the De
troit Lions announced today that
the clubs three prize rockies of
last fall have signed contracts for
the 1916 season.
The trio includes halfback Dave
Ryan, %, from Hardin-Simmons !;
quarterback Chuch DeShane, q,
from the University of Alabama
but a resident of Grand Rapids,
Mich, and guard Damon Tassos,
%. of Texas A. &, NJ.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
Sub S 64b Heads
West Side Classic
STANDINGS

Young five with 1860 and 1857
Is second and third respectively
on the West Side Classic prize
sheet after last nights matches
at Tower Recreation. The nights
individual honors, 646, went to
Joe Niemeth, substituting for
Stanley Baker who is on the all
ing list.
Wade Trowbridge of the Ace
five, 645. and Leslie Nipper,
Young, 643, trailed Niemeth. Joe
Roehm of McAuliffe showed a 266
IN 633 as Steve Burnock of Index
filed 635. Joe Slater had 632.
Vince Sarah of Young was the
chief marksman with two spares
from the $40 and one from the
4-7-10. Veto Petrul converted
the
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
Kelly Again Named
Bunyan Club Head

I'd Kelly was reelected camp
boss (presidenD of the Paul Bun
yam Luncheon Club yesterday. He
has headed the organization since
1888. Other officers named were
Lewis A. CARED, Bill CARED and
Johnny Inkslinger. New timber
cruisers (directors) are Carl
Brayton, Bill Herman Jr., George
COne-ShoD O'Neill and DR.. John
G. Porter.
The club plans an ice fishing ex-
pedition in Oakland County Jan.
20. A smelt trip is scheduled for
February.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
Sports
-BREVI-TtESS

The All-America Football Con-
ference will hold a meeting at
Chicago with the TsIn topic of
discussion being schedule and
consideration ef 4 tenth member.
Byron Nelson was favored over
l37 other golfers starting goth
annual Los Angeles Open today
Northern YMCA basketball
team won fourth straight last
night by beating St. Antoine Y,
6l-28, Bob McClelland getting 19
points Mansfield pros whipped
Royal Oak Recreation All-Stars,
50-3S. Lee Beebe getting 13 and
Bede Martin II points.
Illinois is favored over Michigan
cagers tomorrow night at Ann
Arbor.
Beau Jack is a Is favorite TO
defeat Morris Ref at Madison
Square Garden tonight. Zig
Emery, property Of the ~. Y.
Giants, fourteenth inning single
drove in the winning run as the
AAiaf1fia Dodgers beat the touring
USO big leaguers.
Chalky Wright has been signed
to meet Pedro FirpO al the St
\ NiCh holas Arena on Jan. 25
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
Tioer' vs.. Ruby

Tiger" Tasker will return &c
the Fairview Gardens mat next
Tuesday. meeting Bert Ruby in
the feature of a four-bout card.
The bout viii have Commute
time limit.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
TnNICuI.s NCIIIDIIT

PAsiime vs. stenpirn alleys Ia kOe' "
Car9'in 3-4 club ss vs Hanm t-t Red
NH vs. BuU DOG --s feNe 80 tni-r H-lo
Docs vs. Crest Industries. 1i-i2 Pisula vs.
Selden 1914 Miller vs. ineeca. 1910. az
Red MI Recreation O'Clock
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
ZION PASSES 900

Frank Zion Is over the 200
average mark today with the
Chrysler Interplant League sched-
ule little more than half finished
at Chene-Trombly Recreation. HIS
Gal in Highland Park Service :
2S20 brought him 200.26 and a
five-point lead over Tom D'Orazlo
of Dodge Forge.
Service increased its headway
over Superiinlshcrs by winning
three from AmpleN, 2S20 to 2432.
Nhe Fnishers had a pair from
ysodge Forge. Ace Derlemakcr
had 60i and George Sofia 62l.
Zions output was first.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04

Beau Jack, former lightweight cham
pion, returns to action at New Iork's
Madison SQUARE Garden tonight.
Georga's brown buzz-saw tackles
Morris Ref (above) OF Brooklyn, in
a ten-round welter scrap.
The Beau's first fight after his re
cent army discharge resulted in a
victory over Willie Joyce and he fully
expects to add Refs scalp 10 his war
belt tonight Refs punching power.
however, has brought disaster TO
many an opponent
An out-and-out slugeer. Ref is
capable OF fattening opposition for
the count with single swipe OF his
mighty left hook. In his last three
starts Ref knocked out Lew Han
bury, Vic Costa and Johnny Rinaldi
Enjoy the excitement, blow-by-
blow on Gillette'sC sCavalcadc Of Sports
over American Broadcasting Co. and
WXYZ G27O on your dial at lOp.m
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
NEW CENTER CLASSIC

Hakim and Club 5S supply the
red letter attraction tonight IN
the New Center Classic at Red
Mill. Six games separate the first
nlnn teams
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
Today = Metro
Gage Gard

NORIHTAsT LEAGt'E
Cas- Tc-h at Pershiug Nolan Interme-
dists slhl.i rl5 N Northern a. Hirh.
.aad Ftfs HacErt' Field H5ISc 3 30 > m
sOt THEAST LEAGUE
Miller ~ Souiheauern. 7is p n DENLY
a. $or;Hcastt-a so m
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
Cooley st Central us o. m % D.
o. Rsciofd T15 m
SOU OUTHNEST LIAItE
HofhwvS'crn az Chacsey 7-is m VII
bur WrEht a, Western 7i5 m
MONTAGUE
Mackenzie 81 Ham'rsrrk ; 33o ? m.
S.gtau ssftfn ~ Eastern rs n
- Arc You in Times sweeps -
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04

HERE AND THERE-Tom Lstnnr wheeled
st,g 2od-1go-2rT for GaI ~ The Lelt
flanders Classic Thrrr2a WlaAak AL
2Q4-l47 Tor b73 iu thc Palace-Schocnherr
Major . John Cat8ccce ESQ in the
Roseville Major WslIy Morcni 2h5
IN The Rouge Major Classic Joe White
s43 IN the Metro Industrial I'd
Ziarnck 2fT On the Harper senior
Other league tops Harry WinnCkCns 245
Ritter House Ed Reiman Gao Warren Bowl
Tavern Norman Lang 23G Palace Schoenlcrr
House. Gcorre Dery 235 Ford Local COO.
Joe Kantos 23f Fort-Dcrsy Howard Crumit
726 Northeastern Junior Louis Salamon
722 loyal Wins Club. Joe Kuru 220.
Midland
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04

r & p can take the lead in the
Greater Detroit League tonight
at Olympic Recreation by defeat
ing Stroh in the position pairing
Other noteworthy brackets are
Suffrin and Scven-Elcven Paris
clean and Olympic
Stroh can take a three game
hold over r. g. b by winning two
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
There's S Still Time
BY FRED WOLF


Today is the last chance YOU
have, if you haven't already done
50, 10 enter The Detroit Times
Sweepstakes.
This IS one bowling tournament
where all Of you have an equal
chance TO become a champion
that is, IN your own class. You
compete against teams OF your
own caliber under tournament
conditions. something that will be
a great help 10 your average and
also for team competition in your
respective league
IL Is surprising how a bowler,
after one or two tournaments
under his belt. can improve his
game.
The Fourteenth Annual Detroit
Times Sweepstakes opens at the
Chene-Trombly Recreation tomor-
row al 5 p. m. and entries will
be accepted a. late as midnight
tonight.
Don't miss this last Oppor-
tunity for three games of fine
experience I'm a tournament de-
signed for every one. whether
your average is 135 or 200. Get
your team together.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04

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20 30 Free Parking Rsstaurani Cocktail Lounge
PALMER PARK S",lt 3 silt4s 7s ~qqOSAeo 70 s!ss59
Open Alleys TODAY Noon Until 6 p. NJ and
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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04

REYHOUND BUS service will be fully re-
~ sumed this weekend all schedules which
have been interrupted-wth buses operating
usual to thousands of cities and towns in the
United States and Canada
INTERCITY SCHEDULES from all division
points will be resumed after a. m, January 9th.
AT POINTS where Greyhound has commuter
service schedules will be in operation earlier and
will be fully returned to normal by S a. m, Satur-
day, January 5th.
GREYHOUND sincerely regrets the inconven-
ience to passengers caused by the interruption in
bus schedules and will make every effort provide
increasingly efficient service looking forward to
finer equipment and improved station facilities
planned
TICKETS and complete information are available
at your Greyhound station today If you plan trip
suggest that you drop in phone for full infor
nation in advance.
GREYHOUND TERMINAL
Washington Blvd and River CA 5000
Windsor Terminal a. London St. Tel. 4-7575
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04

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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04

NEW YORK, Jan. QNS)-"Get out of here ~
ordered Owney Madden, standing in the open door
The man in the chair against the wall seemed to col
lapse and shrve like fat balloon that been slit with
knife He turned white and jerked his feet though
somebody had yanked him upright by the hair of head
YES, sir! Yes, sir! he mumbled and started siding
toward the door.
Madden still filled of the doorway m made
himself thin he against the jamb he
eased out and went away from there.
The man Das "Linky' MITCHELL sometimes knorun
simply the Link" supposedly tough member and
triggerhappy hood of side gang that had once
been called the Busters.
Now please don't sticking your fingers in your
and putting in calls for protector Detective Johnny
erick Theren be gun play here "Lnky' long dead
having the almost inevitable tough guysen
knees with splitting rod against his headand Madden
has for been retired the sleepy quiet Springs
Ark where the hottest thing apt bubble
Or horse player who has lost finish
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04

/ IIcKY STRIKE S;,LL ssRAAssO RIyfR, Al
Open Alleys Today Noon Until p ~ and
After ~. All Day on saturdays and Sundays
MICHIGAN REC. e s'1 alteSs tn'Ss''AT IA Aysi vi,
Open Bowling at All Times!
y CONSULT THIS
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
Offers Any Favor He Can Ask
been more astonished.

w ell II he had said he was Ming Tut cOuIdnt have
been astonshed'
wound up with Madden telling the professor that if he
be Of any him hesitate to ask. 1t
about that that Owney back into action with a
brewery the sdetts during pTOhIbltOnn which,
believe beer manufactured that bit under
the near beer law
Then the afternoon when Mitchell walked In on
McCarney and demanded;
Il that monkey Jacobs I've taken TO
per his fighters Id better him quick if he
knows what's good for him
funny. his partner and he didn't tell me.
"Ie don't have to tell you. I'm telling you sneered
Mitchell he patted himself lightly under his PIT.
That where Mccartney phoned Madden Three minutes
later Owney in the door.
"He-woHt bother again., he promised the Pref as
"The Link sneaked off down the hai
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04

Are fou IN ftrnes -wrr
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04

Chalky Wright has been signed
TO meet Pedro FirpO al the St.
y iCholaS Arena on Jan. 25.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04

Illinois is favored over Michigan
cagers tomorrow night at Ann
ArbOr.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
GREYHOUND TERMINAL

Washington Blvd. and Grand River
Windsor Terminal, a. London St.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-23

BERLIN, Sept. 23 (P)-Col. Les ter A. Prichard, U. s. Army judge advocate, said today the court martial of Capt. Harold Cobin and It. George E. Wyatt for unauthor- ized entry into the Soviet zone of Germany had been postponed in definitely because the Russians failed to reply to American re- quests for witnesses.
 The two had been scheduled to face trial 10 days ago. They were released by the Russians July 31 after four weeks in detention. The Russians charged that they were spies. The officers said they were simply sightseeing.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-23
SEATTLE, Sept. 23 (P)-One

SEATTLE, Sept. 23 P)-One Seattle fisherman was drowned and eight others rescued yester- day when the 72-foot fishing craft Atomic capsized in heavy squall and sank near the northeast tip of Vancouver island. The victim was Agnar Angel, who with Finer Peterson, also of Seattle, was owner of the $10O,00O vessel. Two brothers, including Karre Angell of Snohomish, survive the drown ed man.