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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-19
Windsor, Ont.
BY ARYTIA CHASE

Friday evening. Oct. Is vii ne
the annual YPWW night at the
convocation being held at the Zion
Church Of God Of which the Rev
Mr. Morton is pastor. Dr. Morton
will deliver the closing Sunday eve
ming.
Others who have appeared on the
nightly programs during the past
week are tho Revs. ] Williams Of
Saginaw. Thorn Of Kansas City
Thomas Of Columbus. Miss. and
Pickett r. W Caldwell, r. l.. Loo
kett and J. S. Bailey.
Many guests have been present
for the convocation services.
Services are heing held every
day at pm. Tho public is inyi'-
ed 10 participate in these interest
inc discussions.
Mrs. Lauretta, Crosby who has
been III with appendicitis Is recov-
ering
The members and friends OF the
Zion church Of God extend sympa
Wy w my wv ~ VI. NiiltI " lONt
mother. Mrs Jones. died recently.
First Baptist
The anniversary of The church
will he celebrated with week Of
services beginning Sunday. Oct. %
and ending oct. %. Tho Rev. r.
+. Brady will speak AT the closing
services. other details will he an
nounced later.
The pastor. the Rev. william ].
Harrison. spoke morning and eve
ming AT the First Baptist church
His morning discourse was taken
from thc Book OF Job. III man
die. shall he live again.
The Sunday school meet cacn
sunday AZ o'clock; the BYPU a.
Is nm.
The Lay services which have heen
conducted nv Mrs. Nancy Watkins.
have been discontinued for the time
being.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-19
Utilitariians

The Lark's grill was the se,.,
OF beautiful parry and dane. en-.
test sponsored recently ny n,
ttilitarian Art and s'udr Jim
Members and their guests tursa
out in some OF autamns mos IN.
geous evening clothes and enjovs
every number played nv the crOn
swing band.
Several participated in the I'm.
test. The popular couple Judged a
the fnappest dancers we're Miss A
Williams. and Mr. Bogans VIM
won first prize, lovely bracelet
and neck tie.
Officers and members n M
club are Mrs Cons president
Mrs. T. Sumlar. Vice Mrs Russell,
recording secreiarf Mrs Brova
recording secretary Mrs wlNr
treasurer: Mrs Jones reporr;
Mrs. +. Williams. Mrs VI. Sianlsy,
Mrs. y, Williams Mrs BALDWIN
Mrs. Jackson and Mrs Scott
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-19
Neuv M. c. And
Dance Team At
Coy Corner

The Coy Corner. Detroit's most
popular black and tan night club at
9f5 F.. Alexandrine. announced this
week changes in its star studded
revue.
Replacing Lester Squires MS NC.
Is Bunny Brewington. male singer
The new dance team that knocks
out some mean steps is Willie
Smith and Snooks Howard Bookie
Greene Is still the soubriette and is
creating sensation with her fea-
tured numbers. Billiken Grimes Is
holding his own. Teddy Blackmons
chorus keeps moving along with
new routines and Nan Snow contin-
ues as the singing star OF the show
Bill Iohnson's orchestra is still
the hest out for smooth dancing
music.
Charles Nay, manager. is anxious
for a large turn out for the cock
tail hours on Sunday and Thursday
from 20 s pm.
There arc two big floor shows
nitely The first al 10;30 and the
second at IL: As. There Is no cover
charge. Treat Yourself 10 date
AT the Cozy Corner
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-19
Toughy G. Raft
Finally Gets Tag
OF A Right Guy

George Raft. who wanted Moth
INK so much-not even $500 a
week salary as 10 have The pub
lie regard him right guy seems
to have vindicaied himself hand
somely
on the basis Of his lates, screen
portrayal in Warner Bros "They
Drive BY Night" which open !.
Tuesday al the Echo Raft must not
only he reckoned right guy" hut
smart one.
On the first OF those two points
there aever was any doubt in the
minds of persons Who knew Raft.
ON the second. there was plenty.
when The sNaf,hy star walked gu:
Of his lucrative contract II a major
studio Announcing he'd play no
more low-down gangster roles. the
majority Of his friends thought he
was acting quixotic To an extreme.
il not slightly balmy Forty five
hundred dollars week decidedly
was not hay. and should be able ~,
assnaee a good many wounds Of the
spirit
when Raft stepped directly into a
gangster role in Each Dawn ] Die
as his first picture under a new
contract with Warner Bros the
murmurs ~ slightly pitying
amazemrnt changed 70 chorus OF
81 told YOU SOS George bad mad
his hun. had seen The light and
Vas being wise lad.
The eansster Raft PLAYED in
Each Dawn pie gave his life
10 save 2 pal CJimmy cagnoy SO
George thought highly Of him. His
character was improving
He also thought We'll enough %
the cx-convict-- another self-sacri-
fclng customer he PLAYED in "ln-
visible stripes to accept the role
without protest Secretly however.
the urge TO make his reformation
compieie by cutting all tics with
me world was strong within
him he folt he could still be tough
- :" W. iINi tl'E'H WtiH'Hi JAN
BACKGROUND
In They Drive R> Niehi which
he did with Ann sheridan. Ida In
Pine. Humphrey Bogaft and a host
81 other capable performers he gu'
his chance and made the most of
II He's as tough As they come.
packs a wicked wallop in both fisi..
bat has right and audience SYM
PATTY on his side every time he
socks meanie on tho chin Fur
thermorc. he makes himself e.
slannch champion OF deconcy and
LOYALTY by refusing 10 saccumb to-
Tho enticcmonts OF q beautiful WI.
nan who chances 10 he his friond's
wife
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-19

selected the we'll known stage and
screen success OF four seasons ago
"You Can't Take II With YOU
written by the famous playwrights,
Moss Hart and George Kaufman.
AS Is customary. second perform
ance will be given on Saturday eve
ming. Nov. .. At both performances
the curtain will rise promptly at s
o'clock.
Announcement Of this undertake
ing already has received the wide
spread interest OF local theatre
goers. The large cast OF sixteen
will he directed by Anne NJ Cooke.
who returned to her position at
Spelman college last month. after
two years advanced study at
the Yale school of he Drama. Miss
Cookies skill in handling dramat-
&c productions has placed her IN
the top rang of collegiate directors
Playing romantic leads in You
Can't Take II with You are Mil.
dred Cuthhert Spelman Al Of
Brunswick. Ga: and william Brew
ster. Morehouse a. of Memphis
Tenn In dignified and mclodramat-
ic roles are Malissa Kilrorc. Spell
man ~ Of Rroyard. NC: and s
Leopold Thorpe. Morehouse Al. of
Miami. Fla. Other Spelman stu
dents to appear in the cast are All
ma Vaughn. ~, OF Atlanta: Doris
Davenport. Al OF Chattanooga.
Tenn. and Jean Warren. ~ OF At
lanta Making her debut In a Uni-
vcrsity Players production is Res
sic cobb. OF San Diego. Calf.
graduate student in Atlanta univer-
sity. In the role Of her husband Is
Joseph .Iohnettc n Morchouse ser
Tor. Of Dcrmott. Ark.
Howard woodson. Of PhIadel-
phia. Pa. a student In tho More
house Divinity school will he seen
as Martin Vanderbilt. the role on
acted by Lionel Barrymore I'm ,he
screen production Completing the
east arc six Morehouse students:
Robert Willis. 40. OF Decatur. Ca:
benjamin Scott. ~ OF Seneca.
SC: Thomas Massey. AZ. OF Gas
tonia. NC: Cohen White. 40. Of
Detroit. Mich; George Jordan AZ.
OF Atlanta; and Albert Grant. 40. NJ
New York City.
In this production Messrs. Hart
and Kaufman have woven an anus
inC story around the Vdnderno.
family, whose practice OF breaking
conventions. leads them into che
misunderstanding after another
Their humor intcrn,ingled with
their comic disregard for their SUR
roundings. gives tho production IN
stances OF expectation. entangle
ment. and comedy. One noteworthy
aspect Of the play Is that there viii
he no long delay between the vari-
Gus acts and scenes. for the entIrr
action takes place IN the front
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-19
Pontiac News
BY r. p. HARRIS

Services at New Bethel were well
attended Sunday. The Rov. 7. I.
Timberlake preached
Al D. m. the sermon was bv
guest speaker. The Senior choir
sang al both services
Macedonia Baptist church pre-
scented the Rev. r. n Maxwell. OF
Birmingham. Ala as sunday morn
INK guest speaker. He spoke on the
theme Relying on the Divine
Aid"
The Baptist Temperance Union
discussed the give Great Powers. '
The Rev. H. F. Sewcll is pastor.
A To-day revival opened at New
man AME church at 7:3O r. m. sun
day Mrs. Josie Brown. evangelist
spoke and will continue 10 prcacn
during the revival. Pastor r. r.
Carr preached n a. m Sunday
text Luke 1249 Robert Hoover
spoke at p IN. in behalf of the
Trustee rally. His topic was: Tho
Gift OF Christ
Mrs. Alice Gordon was home last
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-19

The Cook Family probably bet
ter krown 10 YOU as Crisco's Vic
ana Sadc recently celebrated their
eight year on The air and accord
inc 20 recent report conducted
by q leading magazine, Vic and
SADIE stand at the top II the list
among radio lis,nerS throughout
tho nation. This publication also
told how farmers in the far west
lake a hftcen-minutc recess each
week day dutinc the time Of their
broadcast to keep ~ with the do
inrs ln the lsmall house halfway
up in the next block
Vic and SadeNis moi serial IT,
sclf. bur a daily episode in the lifo
81 family named Cook The Cook
household counienances none Of
the emoionallv complicated eye
wash. or heart ache as most radio
households. but plenty Of fun and
laughter instead
Recently Vic become Exalted
Little Dipper Of tho Sacred Stars Of
the MILKY Way You may recall ihir
particular broadcast Well. any
way. he was dressed in his uni-
form Of this society during the
broadcast. II was a long black
robe 9Th a number OF stars and
half-moons affixed q hat that
looked similar 10 those worn hy
the knights SADIE held long
sword-likc object before him. white
Rush held the hat over Vic's head.
In person. vic is radio actor Art
Van Harvey. SADIE IS Bornadinc
Flynn and Rush Is Billy ldelsom
Paul Rryner, IS the author Of Vic
and SADIE, He used 10 be a handy
helper around MICS Central Diyi-
sion IN Chicago When the boss
came around in 1892 looking for
someone 10 produce a family SCRIPT
for addition Rhyner was selected
for tho Job and has heen AT it
every since.
The writer is confident that most
~ the readers OF this column have
listened ~ The Doctor !. Q. pro-
gram over WV. Monday. . 10
50 y m. This Is one Of the hig
resi quiz programs on the air.
those who have heard the program
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-19
TOURIN' THE RADIO WORLD
BY ISAAC JONES

knows large sums Of cash is Civ
On 10 the studio audience for the
right answers to questions asked
Won will also agree that Doctor |.
O Is one OF the fastest talking men
in radio. hui here is something
that probably you did not know
about tho Doctor. His real name is
Ice Valentine. In the last two years
since he has been conducting this
quiz show for Mars Candy. he is
said 20 have travelled over 2O0.oo0
miles hack and forward across this
country He IS said 10 look like
Bob Hope. hut not as funny You
nav also win $4,000 to $4,000 by
supplying the nine right and wrons
auswers asked the studio audience.
For full details listen to tho pro-
gram Monday night station WV
70 $3.50 p m.
Flash From Hear and There.
Ella Fitzgerald. appeared on
Songs Of your Life" program
Wednesday night This program
was broadcast over WIZ. New
York Miss Fitzgerald got big
hand from the audience as she
walked to the mike and The ap-
plauses were almost we'll YOU
should have heard the roaring
sound after she had finished her
song.
You remember when Pit and
Pat. took their vacation last year
Howard and shelton were selected
TO pinch-hit until their return hut
when their vacation was over.
Howard and shelton had heen
selected. by the sponsors 10 replace
them. Well the ncws now n. that
Howard and shelton may soon give
way 10 Field and Hall on the
Model tobacco program SO far. no
reason for the change has been
given
DO YOU ever listen TO Blonde"
You NAV he surprise 10 know
that Baby Dumping. isn't kid ri
at all--he isn't "he"-thie part
Is played by talented young lady
Her namo Is Leone lie Doux.
The title Of Arch Oholer's play
for Friday night. October Is is
"Cat Wife" It Is said 10 he hes
and strangest that he has eve,
produced. A "Cat wife" mewins
and snarline and purring. Remem
her the time-Octoher 1880 Il
, 10 p. m.
II you like to hear old hymns
sung I'm touching manner
early in the morning as you remain
in bed. tune 10 The Happy Vale,
Boys, WCBC. Charleston. w. Va
$500 on your diah $40 10 a. m
They will sing your request mum
| hers.
Well. II Is too sad that Mr.. Brown
OF Savannah, Georgia. did not reat
this column last week I told yol
to stick around your radio Thurs
day night. because Turns Pot q
Gold contained 81 300 MFR. Brown
was not home 10 answer his phone
therefore, instead OF sreceivin'
81 900 he gets only $4,000. Mex
Thursday. the Pot o. Gold will con
tain 2S00-again YOU better sta
home and watch your phone. Until
next week GOOD LISTENING"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-19

week end from the saniiarinm She
is looking fine.
Walter Drake. Sr passed away
last week The funeral was held
from Davis Funeral Hons.
Mrs Annie Johnson Of 6. Bmle-
yardd is III at General hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-19

room OF the Sycamore home
Heading the technical star n.
You Can't Take II With Vow 4,
Owen Dodson. assistant direc,o, A
the University PLAYERS =
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-19
Three Universities To Produce You Can't Take With You
Jumpin' Jiue
BY ULYSSES BOYKIN

-v me lovers Of the out door life and
aranas sff. the local for recres
ton ana irrmsr, like those New Workers will
be lookns ss places We cannot help
sut rertr. aeea wi,s Ward Your coiumn in New
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-19
Open Tenth Season With A Stag'
And Screen Success At Spelnal
Morehouse Student,
Cohen White, Detroiter,
In Mammoth Cast

ATLANTA Ga.--The University Players of Atlant, MI
versity morehouse college and Spelman college are buS
son on Friday evening Nov l. in the Little Theatre on ~
Sneman campus For this gala occasion the nlavers h
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
JeHies Appeals
To AFL Chiefs

Mayor Edward ! Jeffries Jr
tndav appealed TO the interna'
unnal- heads af-two AFL unions
N cud an interunion row which
he SAID. makes Detroit the bat
fleground" for settlement OF ju.
rSdictional disputes.
The mayor wrote TO Daniel j
Tohin. president of the Transfers
Union. and Joseph Obergfefl. head
Of The Brewery Workers Union
T7Tewery local No. Al has estab-
lshed picket lines AZ the Dossin
Food Products Company and the
Coca-Cola Bottling Compan y
where local No. 1877 Of the Team
stcrs' Union has sole bargaining
contracts and is keeping its mem
hcrS AT work
'ff'i7c appeal 70 the international
presidents was made after unsuc-
coSsful attempts 10 the mayor and
4 { Lappin, state labor media
non board member, 10 settle the
dispute locally.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Obituary
Charles J. Ashton
Funeral Rites Friday
in-~Masonic Temple

Knights Templar Of Detroit
CommaRdery No. l viii conduct
rites for Charles J. Ashton vet
rran Detroit lumberman who was
killed yesterday in an automobile
collision near Jackson.
Services will be at p. m. Fri
day in the ConSistory Cathedral.
Masonic Temple Burial will he
in Evergreen Cemetery.
Mr.. Ashton. 50. was born in
Traverse City. He was a lumber
salesman there and in HillSdale
before moving 10 Detroit 26 years
ago to found his own company.
Mr. Ashton waS- on route 10
Jackson on business when his car
was struck head on by one driven
by Henry J. KuSter of Gray. Ind.
KuSter is held on a charge of
negligent homicide
Surviving Mr.. Ashton arc his
wife. Blanche; a son. C. Richard.
a sister. Mrs Charles Erwood Of
Gregory. Mich. and two brothers.
Herbert H. of Jersey City, ". j..
and John -. of Detroit
Mr.. Ashton was a member Of
Detroit Com mandery No l..
Knights Templar; Palestine Lodge
No. 357, r e. A. NJ; Palestine
Chapter No. 159 R. A. NJ: De-
.troit Consistory, and Moslem Tenn
pie Shrine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24

- Santa Claus. in the person Of
the GoodfellowS. slid down Re-
ceiving Hospitals chimney and
landed in the institutions chill
dren's ward 10 bring happiness
today TO 80 young patients.
In accordance with their 10
year custom, the Goodfellows dis
tributed dolls and gift packages
10 all the children.
Two-year-old Shirley Reynolds
Of 2903 Twelfth street won the
first doll by stretching out her
arms the misute Joseph w.
Brady. past president of the
Goodfellows. stepped into the chill
drens ward.
II was the second time Rose
Marie Strobcl, 9. 81 9l44 Keller
avenue received a Goodfellow doll
Al a Receiving Hospital Christmas
party. Three years ago Rose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Ends 6O-Day Term,
Starts. Additional 90

Sollie Ekus. 1913 Blaine avenue.
who completed a 6O-day sentence
In tho Detroit House Of Correc-
ton today Immediately started 10
serve an additional 90 days. His
original conviction was for selling
newspaper delivery routes he did
not own 10 ncwSboys
A report Of EkuS' conviction was
read by Raymond Even. l6, OF 1913
West Warren avenue. who APP
peared 70 identify Ekus as the man
who defraudcd him of $3.50 Ekus
took the money from Even osten-
sIbly 10 make change He sent the
boy on an errand and when he re-
turned EkuS had disappeared.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Empty
Canada Delays Return
of u. S. Auto Suspect

Three Kansas City detectives
who arrived in Windsor to extra
dite a man wanted in Kansas City
for theft discovered today that the
phrase Were from Missouri is
known in Canada, too.
When they appeared in Windsor
Police Court today they were told
that Canadian law demands that
they bring with them an expert. on
Missouri law from Missouri before
they can have their prisoner. The
officers left for Missouri TO get a
lawyer. They will return next
week.
The man wanted is George II,
Hogan. 81. a soldier in the Cana
dian army stationed at Windsor.
He is accused of stealing an auto
mobile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Pistol .DailS Romeo
Youths Threat to Kill Self With Antique Weapon
Unless Girl Marries Him Irks Canadian Police

Robert Henderson, %, of 2224
Lakewood avenue, is spending the
Christmas holidays in the proyin-
cial Jail in Windsor because he
thought he could scare his girl
friend into marrying, him by BRAN
ishing a pistol and threatening TO
kill himself If she wouldn't.
But Henderson failed to take a
number of things into considera-
ton. One was that the pistol was
an antique of pre-Civil War
vintage; another that Miss Ethel
c. Thornton, %, OF ABA West
Alexandrine street. the girl. was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Human Mules
Dinner Assured

One Detroiier- hasn't forgotten
The men that nobody notices.
And as result the human
mules" those tattered pushers of
decrepit wagons who collect and
sell paper. rags and other scraps,
are going TO have a real Christi
mas. complete with turkey dinner.
The lone Dctroiter who hash t
forgotten them has made one re-
quest His anonymity must be
respected. He doesn't want his
name known.
But he has contributed $500 10
Brig. James Murphy Of the Sal
walton Army lust TO buy Detroit's
human mules Christmas
dinner.
Even TOW GmiS>drcs from the
Army are touring the back
street hideawayS and SUM hang
outs where the ragged army Of
mules" live in garage and pack
ing case homes. They are saying
you're going 10 have a real
Christmas again this year. You
haven't been forgotten.
Come to the Salvation Army's
Bowery- Corps headquarters at
Second and Michigan avenues
Christmas at ? p. m. There'll
be a big dinner waiting for you.
II you have a family. bring II
along. There'll be presents"
Mufphy said that preparations
were being~nAde for upwards of
100 mules" For Christmas dinner
at the Bowers corps headquarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24

quick-witted enough to pull the
ignition key from his automobile
and jump out when he flourished
the gun; and the third was that
the Canadian police don't like
those things happening on the
Kings highway.
SO Henderson, after being ar
raigned in Essex County Police
Court on a charge Of having q
revolver for q purpose dangerous
to the public. Is held until Decem.
Der 81. for examination by a
psychiatrist. on the request OF
Crown Atty. ]. s. Allan. who sug-
gested "the young mans conduct
with the gun was very peculiar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Jdps increase
J. ). Imports
international New, service Wiz.

WASHINGTON, Dec. "a. :
Despite increased economic pres
sure directed against Japan by
the United States, exports TO the
Japanese for the first 10 months
of 1910 were more than $4,000
600 above a similar period for
1889. the commerce department
reported today.
Total exports were Sl91 $4,000
Imports from Japan into this
country maintained a level only
slightly below the 1899 pace. Gen.
eral imports of japanese products
into the United States totaled
S122, 667 600 for the first 10 months
of the year. compared with an ag-
-gregate of S123.312,000 for the
corresponding 1889 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Zone Ordinance
Approvedby
C0un(itnnen

After more than 20 years OF dis
cussion. Common Council today
unanimously approved a compre-
hensive coming ordinance.
The measure, discussed sporadic
cally by city fathers for years and
the subject of almost continuous
study during the last year, awaits
only the signature Of Mayor JEFF
fries before becoming law.
The mayor said last night he
plans to sign the ordinance as soon
as he confers with George F.
Emery, secretary OF the plan COM
mission. and determines whether
the measure meets fully with the
commissions approval.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Windsor Man Victim
OF Fist Fiqht Injuries

Joseph Donaghue, 35. of To
I.anglois avenue Windsor. died to-
day in Hotel Dieu Windsor. OF in
iuries incurred in a fist fight with
William II Morgan. AZ. of 1871
Aylmer street. Windsor. The fight
Morgan said followed beer
drinking party in tavern during
which Donaghue passed some
dirty remarks" Morgan was held
pending an investigation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Santa Visits Hospital
GoodfelIoUs Distribute Gifts of Dolls and Clothing
to so Child Patients at Receiving

Marie was in the hospital at the
yule season.
DOLL BY TIMES READERS
This doll Is even prettier
than the other" Rose Marie
said.
Her doll was one Of those
dressed recently by readers of The
Detroit Times women's pages.
Kent Herschberger, 4, Smoothed
his hair and asked if the photog-
rapher would take his picture with
his Goodfellow box containing
underwear. hose. stocking cap
candy and a wheelbarrow set.
Excitedly, Kent chartered about
his gifts with his next bed neigh
Dor. Clarence Leitch. 5. of 2703
Howard avenue. Kent and Clar.
ence are awaiting skin grating
operations, following accidents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
7 Companies Give
Workers Yule Bonus

-GGLDWAF Be-c.-2e44.-= a
$1,000 bonus was paid today 10
employers NJ the Homer Furnace
and Pratt Manufacturing concerns.
The Pratt concern also gave each
empToye a Christmas gift of a )
per cent per hour increase in pay
for 1871,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Hits Aims
Of White

'o"s He'Nr Ne"
NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-Verne
Marshall. chairman of the NO
Foreign War Committee .--teek
sharp issue today with a state
ment by William Allen White that
his Committee 10 Defen d
America by Aiding the Allies" has
no war aims.
Declaring that he heard White
make a speech at the Union
League Club in New York last
November,.the veteran fowa7cditor
charged that White said:
ut Is time for us 20 take sides
In this war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Sees Americas in War

MEXICO CITY. Dec. QNS1
Capt. r d die Rickenbacker
Americas premier World War
ace and nev9head Of a commercial
air line, predicted upon his arrival
in Mexico City today that the
Americas would be in the Euro
pean war by March