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Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-10
Army Engineers
Moyinq North

FORT ORD, Calf, Feb. 10. (UP)
The 18th regiments of U. S. army
engineers, enroute from Fort Logan,
Colo, to Vancouver barracks, Wash,
moved north from Fort Ord in an
80 vehicle convoy today after a
weekend stop here.
The regiment, commanded by Col.
D. o. Elliott, numbers 40 officers
and $50 men.
Part Of the equipment being car
ried on the 260O mile march to new
quarters was a $50 foot pontoon
bridge.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-10
EXTRADITION GRANTED

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 10. (UP)-
Gov. Culbert Olson today honored
a request for the extradition of
Floyd Stanley Lane from Stanislaus
county to Hutchinson county, Tex.
The Texas requisition stated that
Lane escaped from jail while await
ing trial under an indictment charg-
ing burglary and felony theft.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-10
WILL VISIT BERLIN

LISBON, Portugal, Feb. 10. CUP)
-Unconfirmed reports circulated in
Madrid today that Generalissino
Francisco Franco and his pro-Axis
foreign minister and brother-in
law, Ramon Serrano Suner, might
leave for Vichy and Berlin at any
hour. according to private advices
received here.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-10
2O-3O foPresent
Scout PROGRAM

In line with the national scout
week program from Feb. z TO 13,
the FL Centre 20-30 club meeting
Thursday night will feature a scout
program presented by the cub
scouts Of the valley, according to
Bill Kenney, assistant scout execu-
tive.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-10

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10. CUP)
representing three
maritime unionists convicted in an
Alameda shipboard Staying and
now seeking executive pardons, left
today for Sacramento to confer
with Governor Culbert Olson.
The attorneys, Aubrey Gross
man and Herbert Resner, indicat-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-10
S0-DAY DIVORCE
LAW RECOMMENDED

PHOENIX, Feb. 10. (UP) - The
senate Judiciary committee today
gave do pass" recommendation
to Sen H. H. Bakers bill to permit
90-day divorces in Arizona.
The measure, senate bill No. l,
permits persons to file for divorces
if they have resided in the state
for 80 days and in the county for
80 DAYS.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-10
Eks Help Out
ToyLoan Library

Fifty dollars worth Of new toys
were installed at El Centro's Toy
Loan Library Monday and another
$50 was on the way as the El Cen
tro Elks lodge lived up to a previous
promise of assistance.
c. V. Harris, IN charge of the
library. said the institution would
have more than 800 brand new toys
as a result of the gift.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-10
SENT no JAIL

Wendell Webster Monday was
sent to the county jail for SIX
months because he violated the
terms Of probation granted him in
1899 after he pleaded guilty to a
charge Of contributing to the de-
Iinquency of a minor.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-10
Scanning l.V
News Horizon
DRIVER FINED

A drunk driving charge against
F. L. Farley of Holtville drew SIS
fine in ElCentro police court Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-10
CHAMBER DIRECTORS
WILL MEET

The directors Of the e. Centre
Chamber of Commerce will meet
at headquarters at 1880 p. n. We'd
nesday for regular business SeS-
sion.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-10

Lovely Pottery
Fashioned by Weller

Some vases are plain satin ivory,
others decorated in relief design
Choose from a wide selection. in
Guiding flower bowls, table cts
or vases .--.--...---..------------. 75c 20 $3.50
Apiece Flower Bowl Sets, includes
a flower block, figurine, bowl and
white pebbles all for SI00
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
To Produce Films
All Astoria, L. |.

NV NoRk 4 program fnr
presIucinT maior films n ne east
apparently tn FIRST tangible -
suit - NzYor = n tzGuaralss
campaign - hrtnE some ~ he
movie makers here Nss an
nounced hsre ~ RsEorY N. Rat
of director prraucer-setor
Rstoff said three ~ budget
films viii s. into production IN ~
Eastern Service studios ~ Astorla.
Long Island. A. seon - - finishes
picture - noW : working ~ IN
Hollywood
New York - - colmtry's elf-
est talent poci and hss - good
technical background material A.
Hollywood - he declared II far-
bound hlitz-bound London can turn
out a first class film Ike Major
Barbara. Sew YORK Is God enough
for me-
One ~ the pictures vi ~ The
American way. starring Frederic
March. The others wan b. Pal
Joey from ths current stage
musical a the same nsme. ard
No Money In Her Purse" Tor
which Joan Fontsine vii he hor-
rowed from David o. selEnick.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
Beverly Offers
Pot o Gold Next
Tops New Bill
Opening Tuesday

With James Stewart and Paul
cite Goddard in the top stellar
roles dishing out million dollars
worth Of fun. romance. laughter
and romance. James Roosevelts
first Hollywood production. Pot
o. Gold. featuring the Horace
HEIDI band and It's famous radio
music. Will have IT. first return
showing At the Beverly theater
Tuesday
George Marshall directed the
picture and the cas-, supporting
the stars features Charles Win
ninger. Mary Gordon and Jed
Prouty.
Among the many sets built for
Pot o Gold" the largest was the
country club set. representing the
veranda. lawns and arhors Of a
mythical Eastchester Country club
After two weeks of work by
scores Of carpenters. electricians.
painters, vign painters and s@ort-
cd technicians, this set occupied
the area NJ a square city block
The most spectacular scene
photographed on this lavish set IN
cluded l6 rhumba dancing couples,
12-piece rhumba band. Horace
Heidt's 30-piece band. and 100
dress extras seated At tables I'M
der the clubs srbors slipping
drinks and having a gay time.
Among the special hit tunes sung
and danced 10 in Pot OGold. " are
Whom Johnny Toots His Horn.
knife. Fork and Spoon" Peter
the Piper. Broadway Caballero"
and DO You Believe in FAIRY
Tales"
They Dare Not Love featnr-
ing George Brent and Martha
Scott, will share the screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19

vita ths sxssptinn - fflsksnn.
~ ~ ne artists yin ~ mshlnE
thslr Tsecms ashuts plek.on IL
returning - fseosns sft~r ffvstd-
rs enc - ihs outstanding FsxftAin
= ass sss.cn Fsw artist. hsse a
larger fslicwsns thsa Paul Hoe~.
~ re xFsss AsasF'ean hes.'
hzriinns f~-esfAhlishea hlmsslf a.
: Top fseuFits after IN sb=snrs -
fear years IN Fngiana during NE
SEASON nsst sndssi critics call him
~ master fals- slnssf - ne
present time
Carmsii,s Nafsees dafinx tire
ne past twe seascn. II ccnssrtis-
ne on maBy ~ the eeanttys finest
sancert SERVES hss bssn haitsd -
re finest spanish dancer ssnes the
ate Argentina ahs makes tho
spanish aanrs = v~hlsis for sntsfs
tainmssf ard sseitemsRt. Appear
iaK with narseei Is ecmpauy n
eight persons
The announcement that Grace
Hoofe sill provide she eiimas fef
this outstanding SERIES has hsea
saTFnlf Fvcsssea nat eniy ffum
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19

The stage i sEAin BEING set foF
he Sunset Symphonies. the second
II when viii he heard "Wednesday
evening ~ 80 o'clees IN the Ia.
coma stadium
Tacoma Philharmonic. tne, y
sponsoring The series. ths flss, ~
Witch provsa exceptionally popn'
lar. u ihs reports received by
Assi ~ osnolm, president AZ THIS
organization. may hs taken q. .
criterion
Aafls Louis. oussll. rae"ms
slri 81 great achievements ln
music and stage Circles. sill ~
suest artist she sili hs srcam.
panied nv the augmented rsooWs
Philharmonic orchestra. Eugene
Linden conducting
Ming D. Anrsusee
lean Paul King siil sssin hs
~ the mlcfophons, King dia .
splendid job ct tho Jspson concert.
insiillinE a deal 81 pep In ihass
Hho might otherwise have hssona
impatient - they waited f"f the
concert to start
Hsnn.s Cram. ehaifman n the
committee ~ charge ~ arrange
mrni.. announced to-day thai thar
siii ,. ~ delay in obtaining
tickets 81 tho gate foT Wednesday
nights pfostsn.
win q. yss
Musiesl Advance speaks II Mlss
Qusyii az grand singer ~ho ~iIi
90 far in her pfofaaalon
Miss oussli IL an artist sho re-
spsets tho taste ~ her sssllsnes
Music lovers. ahs Dellssss ass ihs
same the world gssf. ard sis
eisbsa - bring thsm oaly tins very
Test II musical fare Miss 1usvii
indeed should knos somsthlnE
sissYt the 'at1siesi Taste Tor this
country. for nnt aaiy mas sns spa
pssrsd ~itb nlrssss IN parts made
famous ~ sehafnaHn Hsins and
ether ssll sna~n psssonsgss. nsil
IN stage. radio and ~ eonesff.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19

Mrs. Minnie Tiiton, -. of sisis
40. Ainsvorth ave. driver ~ the
car which struck down Mrs. stan
ley Sloan. n. Of 7i2s SO st
At the intersection Of nth and
Broadway Thursday evening. sat
urday denied 70 The Times that
she had rfn through a rcd light
as stated on the police casualty
card on Mrs Sloan She also
denied the report of lin WakA-
bayashi Il. Of g3 So 18TH ~
that she mad baby on her lap
At the time Of the accident Waka-
bayashl Wa driving = truck winch
also Vas struck BY the Tilton ma
chine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
>FN sTARIT

Natalie Thompson makes her
screen debut IN Rlngside Masls
She attended Marlborough school
IN Hollywood and Bennett college
IN New York before deciding upon
a career az an actress. She jolnsd
the Bliss Hayden Little Thester
and. after several productions.
went 10 New York "a appear in
the Gilbert Miller play. Delicate
Story" Later she portrayed tho
ineenue lead in the play "Popsy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19

committed OF some 81 Indian
r'en have presented = petition 70
Central Casting requesting prefer
initial treatment on all studio calls
for actors 70 portray redskins
Just As they were doing that
Warner Brothers vas going 10 ali
the trouble and expense Of import
Ing Is Sioux braves from the
Standing Rock Agency Fort
Yates y. n. 10 work in ths new
Enrol Flynn film. They Died With
Their Boots on
Crazy Bear Holy Bear White
Shield. Oh sing Hawk. Elk Voice
and the other newcomers are very
satisfactory in appearance with no
traces ~ the sedentary world Of
motor cars. elevators. meringue pie
and aforementioned barber shops.
IDLE DAY BRINGS PAY
The visiting Sioux are living in
. local hotel with room apiece.
and are fed at studio expense.
Their wage is IS a day when
they're idle and Sli a day when
they work. All but 50 week.
though. will be withheld until they
get home. The redskins admire
the way Hollywoodsmen dress but
they're a little shocked hv the i'm
modest red fingernails Of women.
Most puzzlinE to them is the
Union rule that prohibits them
from putting on their own war
paint. All such decoration is the
province OF the Screen Makeup
Artists Guild
One of this departments scouts.
Cameron Ship. has sent in a re-
port about movie-making IN the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19


rssom. mu=ss lsxer* ksIf frum
nssris every community n znuth-
wrst washington Fes sinx<rs n
eaf the haes = rseaea ~ skzee~s>-
~ versatility Fastehtns TIE senius
- thu bFslllaat aas4sr sapfsra
ter career - feile~~f - ur-
Safa path ffus~ muslesi san<av
u nc Metropolitan ar~rs. tn<n ma
= n. tepmess Fank e matian pee.
TIRE stars sith hef Record
breaking picture Una Night II
fnss earning Zoe nsr ths grid
msisl award = sh< ss=ss~sy = aria
snA selsness
AZ ths leading American en-
prano II The Nsfroprlsisn sns Chs-
eaEo 1peFs companies Ms Aoafs
has heroine me ~ ths unfnfNst-
Table apeF. aeFuinss ~ ~ time.
Ter Triumphant performances n
Louise hss h~cnsne nnr Il the
Metropolitan. me<i sseltlas re-
xlssis Hut i - IN gh< enoeeft
nall vhefs her fine sasee Ara per-
snnsllss Together WITH sees mu-
sselsnshir eamhine n m.sr
recital ~ elfacs Anuss A. sv~rt
eng = - remembered.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19

NAsHINSfON = Pro ronif0l
Administrator Leon Hsndsrson To
day set ceilings on pine lumber
produced in 10 southern states a.
prices approximately - per fhosl-
sand board feet below what be
called recent "ssbofbifaat" isssls
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL rnEATERS

noNN Abbatt end CnstrlIa Ia nnia
fhhi ghnst 10 ~ tua "a
10 "a sisn saFsh ~ T4msa CRISIS
In ths AilAnilf s. 81. -
aHa 10 10
nI,frn Harry Carey ard nssiy
Xxx = 90 'P' h 'st = ~ e sl,,.
sineietan IN Hluuais ia AeaIrtf
u 80. IS s. sna a.
NJ SIC my walter risNsan ana
Greer Carson IN blossoms IN the
Dust ~ IS "a % snd ~ ik.
siMo penfae MONTGOMERY in Accent
on fsafs ~ 20 40. 5 30 ana . 90
mlr Notsr oinFsf Hnssfs ~
Tom DirF ana uafrk % . %
i 90 sun 10 % also hairy sandy Ia
haehslnr n~daf." II 80. 40. > 80
and ~
ART NJ Showing
nrtEHif Has aiiiana ana nftan
HipnleNF IN 1 wanted NiuEh alas
Guy hihhse ia HHraftsTaoaa ruils
tho Htfinss
fsrifot Louis hayward IN me
SIN ~ Monte Cfieta aiaa nfisn
nonierY ~ The Great acnintF
foNNt NifN James atswhfs and
Judy Garland ~ 'Klssfsia OIL
Nay srntrr n~snna D,frhln in
Nice oifl alan the Aidfieh Family
10 'tAfe win Henri
IAkfwooD wallace n.efv IN me
HAD Man" Aiso Street ~ Mem.
Dries
Pam Humphrey nosaff IN "rhs
wagons ron ~ Might alsa our
klbhee 30 Nssitsfsosd hAlnss
fHo'f oH at.snrsf Tracy and
Aichsg Rooney IN Men u Hoys
Town
hiiiAht johnny snaek nfaan in
taH and DfnfT aisa Weaver
Brothers ana Tlvirs IN sfkansas
Judge
ny "ailafr hssfv in the Hsa
Man slsa nufh Huases and naisu
Cummings ~ ffes sHa fasf
HIAirHa Ahhost sHs gastsiis IN tn
tho Nav sisu Jane ~ithsrs snd
lsssis Cooper ~ -hsf Flrst heau
- S~rf Irene Dunno sra cafy
Grant ~ Penny aefsnAds also
Jean Hsahnll in Melody for
Three
fihrft Alice Pave snd Iaek oakis
IN f1as Great American Hfoaas
saHt also Manor Ksilt ia hastiana
Yafd
LIBERTY rutaiiap ~ kafd q sab.
lnson sud ossfss raft 10 Man
poser
HIsi'HA summer wsIlae. Bssfy In
@Hafusels Nil
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
Montana F ok Plan
Winter Activities

A proposed program ~ wanier
nesday night Nh-u the Tacoma
chapter ~ Warrington. Montana
oub meets 81 . m IN Emerson
hall 100 Broadway. o. was
announced Monday by Roy A.
swanson. pabfIclty committee
chairman All former Montana
residents are invited 70 attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
All-Siar Concert Series
Tickets Go on Sale Today
Robson. Murocci. Dickson and Moore
To Provide Outstanding Entertainment

Paul Roheson ne great singing actor Carmata Maracci
and her spanish dance group Donald Dickson tho Amer
can baritone. and Grace Moore famous soprano q the
films opera Ard radio the four outstanding
concert personalities selected appear he asi-f2
Temple theaer aztaF Tickets fer The series
placed sale today 81 Fraser's ticket office
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
. HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD
By PAUL HARRISON
Tacoma Tin1e< Correspondent

Hull NoOD-Ihe softening and enfsebng processes O.
Hollywood life have ruined the acting careers of most
oi me American Indians living here wouldn't care 70
they have become pad and fat but that's exactly
what studio casting directors believe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19

Your Postmaster ear tell you
hoy 70 invest in g. \ Defense
Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
FNPERI BALL PI.AYTR

One u HoiiyNooos most espa-
bic baseball players il Ninsome
june Preiaser. The young star ~
Paramount Henry Aldrch for
learned - play the
game hack stage ~ theatera
u hsrs shs and hsr SISTER. Cherry
were featured stage performers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19

Chippewa country. Hes w1th fhs
Michael CRU company Jimmy
Cagney. Alan Hale. Dennis Nor
gan and 80 others which has
lournsyed 200 miles into Canada
10 Jumping Caribou lake on the
edge Of the brush country in on
tsrio. There they're filming the
first part nf Captains Of the
Clouds In which the three prin-
oipsls are pilots ~ the noTthland
wilderness airwsys and later dis
tinEuish themselves IN the Royal
Canadian Air Force Mr. Ship :
litter follows.
Just sit there and look like an
old Indian fishing IN the lake.
said Mike Curtiz 10 the old Indian
who sat there fishing IN the lake
Joe Besvertal squatted on the
rickety pier and tried to look even
more like a. old Indian fishing IN
the lake. That il good. said
Curtiz. Much better than Holly
wood Indians Maybe I take YOU
back to Hollywood and make you
an actor"
RED MEN CIT LOOSE
The arrival ~ the company =
with four chartered planes, the
bright lights. mysterious sound
equipment. color cameras. and
many peopls who ran around like
crazy is The most exciting thing
to hit that country since the
French and Indian fracRs
Chippewas came from miles
around when the word went out
that Curtiz wanted 10 hire lot
OF Indians. They came in their
store clothes and with their hair
slicked down with bear grease.
One grandmother brought a pa
poose. about ;. dressed in = grass
skirt like an Hawaiian. A i7-year-
old girl wore rouge and high
heeled slippers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
Miss Quevli TO Sing al Second
OF Sunset Symphonies Wednesday

fhea. Tn. ahs has made . harsrsv
u phunagFsph Feenfas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19

Your Postmaster can toll you
how % invest n Z. 5 Defense
Bonda
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
Accountants OF
State End Meet

NJ. f. Silverstein Of Spokane.
was named president Of the Wash
ington state Association Of Ii
censed Public Accountants At
their annual convention. held at
Hotel Winthrop Saturday
The accountants voted IN hold
their 1912 convention in Spokane
Floyd ]. Gibbons. Tacoma, was
elected vice president. William r.
Hsggerty, Seattle. second vice
president; Thomas Ray Toole, spo-
kane, third vice president; Henry
Wolfe, Spokane, treasurer, and NJ.
d. Haye, Spokane. secretary.
New members of the board Of
directors are Charles 6 Hayden.
Seattle: T. V. Turner, Seattle; A.
w. Braun. Olympia: L. d. Bulmsn,
Bellingham: s. 6. Freeman. Spo-
kane. and W. A. Dryden. Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
MAYBE HIS TYPED

! Carroll Nash. appearing IN
Paramount's Forced Landing" is
now known as the man NJ =
thousand faces" as result NJ
playing s0-yesr-old characters in
three recent productions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19

One of this department. scouts.
Cameron Ship. has sent in a re-
port about movie-making IN the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-12-05
efugee Doctors
Can Alleviate
Shortage In U. S.

EW YORK, Decentralization
1900 refugee physicians who
available for service anywhere
he United States could go a
way towards solving the acute
of doctors in many parts of
United States, it was stated
week in a report by the Com
zee for the Resettlement of
u eign Physicians appearing in
e Journal of the American Med
Il Association.
This shortage is not due to the
esent national emergency alone.
e report reveals. While the GEN
al population of the United
ates has been steadily increas-
3, the number of physicians has
{ increased in proportion. More
er, there has been a steady shift
doctors from the rural COM
unities to the cities,
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-12-05
News of Mobile

The Jewish Progressive Club
held their annual Thanksgiving
Dance Thursday night, at the JPC,
and a good time was had by all.
Our Thanksgiving was November
goth.
An AZA Chapter has been Of
fically installed here. 1t was on
November 10th that it took place
at the JPC. It's AzA Chapter
253. A full days program was
held, with New Orleans, La, and
Pensacola, Fla, the invited guests.
A basketball game was held in
the afternoon, with the Mobile
AZA the winner, followed by a
meeting, then the installation and
dance.
Misses Lillian and Ethel Miller,
Frances Outflow and Bernice Olen-
sky motored to Hattiesburg, Miss.
to spend Thanksgiving.
Junior Hadassah meetings are
Tuesday night, while Senior Ha-
dassah's is Thursday night. Both
organizations are working on a
Palestine Fund Raising Affairs.
Junior Hadassah is rafting a U.
S. Defense Bond, while Senior Ha'
dassah is giving Bingo game
Sunday, November 30th, at the
JPC.
William M. Lubel of Louisville,
Kentucky visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harris Lubel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe EideX OF BIZ
mingham, Alabama, announce tne
arrival of a daughter, "Wednesday
November 10th. Mrs. EideX Is
the former Gertrude Maisel Oh
this city.
Miss Edithe Maisel spent tne
Thanksgiving holidays in new
Orleans, La.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-12-05
adassah Group To Hold Joint
Meeting Wednesday Night

nior Hadassah, Junior Hadas-
together with the Business
Professional Women's Division
hold a joint meeting Wednes-
night in the auditorium of
Jewish Center. At a board
ing held Tuesday night in the
Of Mrs. Ike Witten in River
plans were formulated for
inspiring and entertaining
ct. Under the direction of Mrs.
,hie Puldy a program will be
sented in which members of
three groups will participate.
). Joseph Strauss, Senior Ha-
sab president, will preside over
1ort business meeting prior to
program.
the conclusion of the evening
will be poured and refresh
is served. Mrs. David Harris
charge Of hospitality and will
assisted by hostess from each
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-12-05

division.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13

Second Lieut.. b. K. Pearson. "a, n
native of Syracuse, n. Y. He was
TO have celebrated his first we'd
ding anniversary in two weeks.
DRAGGED FROM PLANE
Critically injured, Cadet Morris
HalTett was dragged from the
plane after 1t burst into flames as
II hit the ground. Hallett is
recent graduate of the University
of Chicago. He reported for duty
at the field yesterday noon, a few
hours before he was taken on the
flight
Hallett is one Of a group of
three cadets who were assigned to
the field for training as meteor
ologistS The flight was intended
only 10 acquaint him with the lay
out Of the field and the surrounds
ing country.
The plane Pearson was flying
was a two-seater attack ship of a
slightly outmoded d ign and
known technically as an ALI. No
reason could be given Immediately
for the cause of the engine failure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Men i'm "a Car
j, 5OO-Mile Cash-and- Credit Trip Ends as Soldiers
and Civilian Start Back to Louisiana

Bundled into a club coupe, SIX
soldiers and a civilian were on
their way back 10 Camp Livings-
ton. La. today with an. intricate
tale OF the cash and credit financ-
ing of their 3,500-mile trip.
1T takes 35 hamburgers
bought on credit and S8.57 To
make the 800 miles fSom the
Camp 10 Calumet, Mich" Bill
SquircS, 81. the civilian and
orytWhlle radio singer OF cow
boy songs, explained.
~'The boys are all from Com
pany r, 10th Engineers, out of
Calumet. They came over To
Jena, about 80 miles from the
Camp late I'm May and told me
they had a I6-day furlough they
wanted 10 spend at home. They
had a total capital Of 1855.
II told them I had the car
and II they could all get in
we'd he on the way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
RUsHTON IN DOUBT

Earlier in the day. Rushton
Swore in Rep. LOOMS X. Preston
of ST Joseph. who prompted the
inquiry by asserting he had been
offered A roll of bills by a lobbyist.
Preston laughed and testified:
why, Herbie, you were in the
Legislature and you know there
II no bribery. was just kid
ding. My statement about roll
OF bills was just a myth"
Rushton said he was not salts.
fled by Preston's testimony.
THAT Preston is a slippery
fellow" the attorney general
commented. HE wriggles around
to beat the band"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
$4,000 at Ford's
Face Shutdown
In Paris Tieup

The Ford Motor Company with
its 10000 employees will face a
shutdown for lack of parts Mon
day if no settlement is obtained
in the UAW-CIO strike at the
Douglas e. Lomason Auto Parts
Company. Victor c. Swearingen,
state labor demiator, said he was
told today by Ford officials.
SwearingeH explained the parts
company, located at 1886 Lincoln
avenue. makes automobile hood
mountings and radiator shells for
Ford.
II was announced earlier that
Briggs Manufacturing Company
and Plymouth division of Chrysler
Corporation. employing $4,000
men. also face shutdown for lack
OF parts.