davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
Vessel
Seized by British
international News Service Cable

LONDON, July 4.-The British
announced today that
the italian hospital ship Ramba
w. which was intercepted off
Alden. will be detained for use as
a British hospital vessel. The de-
cision was said to have been
reached following the enemy's
violations, of The Hague conven-
ton affecting hospital ships
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
Deeds Registry Business Up

Business Of the register of
deeds office has shown a marked
increase over 1910. il was re-
ported today by Harold Stoll,
county register. Income of the
office for the first six months of
194I- was S4i332 337 H. tip SO, :
|286.88 over 1910. he reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
Plan Golden Weddino Fete

Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Dingeman
OF 10409 Larkspur lane, Crosse
lie. will celebrate their golden
wedding anniversary July 10 by
attending mass in the Sacred
Heart Church. Crosse lie. fol-
lowed by a breakfast for the inn
mediate family.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
Sorority Helps Britain

WASHINGTON, July 4.--UNSJ
Alpha Delta Pi, claimant Of the
title OF oldest sorority in the
country, today gave Lord Halifax,
British ambassador. and Mrs.
Halifax. a $1,000 check for main
tenance of a mobile kitchen in
England.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
I'd Italian Force
Off TO Aid Nazis
International New. Service Csb..

ROME, July A second
Italian motorized division destined
for duty with German troops in
the Nazi-Soviet Russian conflict
for the front today after
being reviewed by Premier MuSso-
lint
NaZi Ambassador Won Rintelen
accompanied the Premier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
WELLEs EXPRESSES HOPE

Plainly indicating that a Japa-
neSe attack on Russia's back door,
or a move southwark toward the
Dutch East Indies would be Of di-
rect concern TO the American gov
Iernment, Welles expressed this
governments hope that Japan's
future course of action will be of
such a character as 10 result in
maintenance of peace in the
Pacific.
Two reports have reached Wash
ington to arouse considerable con-
Germ. One is that large scale troop
movements have been under way
by Japan in China for several days.
The other is that Japan has sud-
denly called its merchant shipping
out of United States and Western
Hemisphere ports to return to
Japan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
Look Sharp, Officer

ALBANY, N. Y. July 4.-UNS)
State Motor Vehicle Commits
sioner Carroll f. Mealey said that
because the state has been unable
to obtain enough steel, because of
defense priorities, automobile IL
Icense plates III 1919 may be cut
10 half their present size.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
u. S.Eyes Pacific
AS Japan Hints
At Major Move
BY ROBERT G. NIXON


WASHINGTON, July 4.-The
United States government today
kept a vigilant. watchful eye on
the far Pacific as mounting indi-
cations pointed 10 a major new
military move by Japan in the
near future.
American concern over Japan's
secret new war policy formulated
as a result of Germany's invasion
of Soviet Russia, prompted Acting
Secretary of State Sumner Welles
to utter an indirect warning TO
Nippon against launching any mill
tary action Of a cooperative ma
ture with the Berlin-Rome Axis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
Civ Sued in Drowning

a claim for $1,000 was filed
against The City Of Detroit today
as the aftermath OF the drowning
OF Leo Green, 10 years old, at
Rouge Park pool on June -. VIII
ham Green of 1875 Braile avenue.
father of the boy. filed the claim
and charged lfeguards and at
PENDANTS at the pool with negli-
pcnCp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
Congress Fights
Holding Drdftees
Continued from Page One)
tssi.'stsd = Patent orc. Il

CONTINUED from Page One)
can BOYS abroad and Mackenzie
King, head of the Canadian gov
eminent, saying that he n OPP
posed to CONSUMPTION and that
Canadians cannot be sent abroad
without their consent.
Now I am reliably informed
that we are about to take over
Iceland, and send troops and
planes there, probably about
July 2s.
ut might be all right to take
over Iceland for our own ma
tional defense, but who knows
what Knox will order the navy,
or Stimson will order the army,
to do after they get there? How
can any one have any more con-
fidence In Knox and Stimson,
after the repeated Republication of
their promises TO Congress and
the people?
LONDON'S POLICY
"Our policy today Is not be-
ing determined In Washington
II Is being determined I'm London
by n Joint board of British and
American army and navy Off
GERS"
Senator Lister Hill I'd Of Ala
oama, administration supporter
said that I'VE ought to protect thu
interests of the United State:
wherever that interest might be
We must rely on military expert:
10 tell us where our interests lie
~ expected the necessity Of
the situation to require the send
ing of the report by Marshall 10
the secretary of war. favor
doing the things that General
Marshall has said are necessary
10 our national defense"
Senator Robert Taft tR of Ohio
laid that until Congress, repre-.
'enting the people, declares war
md / doubt that Congress ever
viii. our army should stay in the
Western Hemisphere"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
. Red Planes
Lost as Invasion
Fails, Say Firms
by TOIVO VITIKKA
Init News Service stan Correspondent


HELSINKI. July 4.-Defeat OF
numerous Red Army attempts 10
invade Finland. seizure of import
ant points on the Russian side of
the frontier and occupation of the
strategic Aaland Islands, in the
Baltic. were reported early today
in the first official Finnish war
communique.
II also was claimed that As
Russian war planes had been de-
stroyed up to July 2. the period
apparently covered by the COM
|munique.
There was no mention OF the
|extent OF q Gernan-Finnish adj
vance reported aimed at the So
Wet Arctic seaport OF Murmansk
NOR was there any report on the
Outcome of a naval battle in the
Gulf of Finland. near Helsinki,
which awakened residents of the
capital early yesterday.
CLAIM RED DIVER SUNK
The only mention of naval &C
ton, aside from the occupation OF
the Aaland Islands, was the sink
ing Of q Russian submarine.
The communicate stated:
Tho enemy's attempts TO In
wade Finland have been beaten
of everywhere. In some places
Finnish troops seized important
points on the Russian side Of
the frontier. The Aaland Islands
have been occupied by Finnish
troops.
"One Russian submarine was
destroyed. The Finnish air force,
up 70 July :, shot down 40 Rus
sian planes and bombed Russian
troop trains, airnelds and traffic
oonters."
PLANES RAID HELSINKI
Red Army planes yesterday at.
tackled Helsinki for the first time
in eight days. The Finnish capita
had Ave alarms. accompanied by
intensive aerial battles.
Later enemy planes bombed
Enso, killing q doctor and nurse
when a hospital was hit
Otherwise, damage was minor
IT was reported one enemy plane
was shot down Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04

LONDON, July 4,-The one
hundred and sixty-fifth anniversary
of the American Declaration of In
dependence was celebrated in
Britain as we'll as the United
States today.
The Stars and Stripes will be
flown throughout the Fourth OF
July from the town halls in many
centers.
The London Daily Express,
Britain's most popular newspaper,
printed a reproduction of the
United States flag in the upper
right hand corner of its first page.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
The Weather

Ths sur vii SET 81 a.1i .. N. today
and r1ss tonorrcN a. " N
The moor Oil riss to-day 81 3.to o N.
and sef tnrnofroN Al AIS a m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
u. s. IDEALS MENACED

Mr. Roosevelt earlier called upon
the United States 10 observe THIS
Independence Day with a realiza'
ton that American ideals OF I'D,
erty and Justice are being menaceo
J today as they have not been since
1776.
The program. which also is 70
Re re-broadcast to the world, Will
Omen IN the Presidents room OF
the newly opened Franklin d.
Roosevelt Library. The President
will be seated behind the desk
upon which Woodrow Wilson wrote
the League OF Nations covenant
while. crossing 10 the 1919 peace
conference.
From HYDE Park. after Mr..
Roosevelt delivers not more tnan
500 words, r a d o engineers VIII
switch 10 Estes Park, Colo. where
Chief Justice Harlan Fiske Stone
will simply recite the pledge OF
allegiance, which runs:
IT pledge allegiance to the
flar of the United States OF
America and the republic Tor
which IL stands; one nation indi-
visible, with liberty and justice
for all"
MARINE BAND TO PLAY
The marine band in Washington
viii conc fude with fhe Star
Spangled Banner" =,
Aside from his broadcast. the
President is spending the Fourth
quietly at his Hudson Valley home
With him are his wife and his 3D.
year-old mother. Mrs. Sara Delano
Roosevelt. Present as house guests
are Crown Princess Martha OF Nor
way and her three children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
OLD GLORY DISPLAYED

To make room for Old Glory,
the Express for the first time in
seven years left out its Red
Knight, the symbol of the pub
Usher, Lord Beaverbrook's. long
crusade for Empire free trade.
Beneath was picture of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
Roosevelt on Air Today to Warn
Of Threat to American Ideals
Brief Talk 70 Be Heard
Throughout World
in Afternoon
By GEORGE DURNO
Int1 New, service stan Correspendeni

HYDE PARK. y. Y. July 4
President Roosevelt stood by today
with a brief but forceful indie
pendence Day message 10 the
nation designed 10 emphasize the
increasing threat 10 American
ideals from the Axis powers.
The Presidents words VIII go
over the radio at ! o'clock De
troit time) this afternoon on a
program which will not last more
than six or seven minutes, out
which has been deliberately calcu-
lated 10 reach as much OF the
Fourth Of July holiday thronG as
possible
Ball games and other sports
events will be momentarily inter
rrpted while the Chief Executive
speaks and the chief justice recltes
the pledge Of allegiance 10 nag
and country. Loud speakers on
beaches and AT picnics have been
arranged nv the office Of civilian
defense. under direction OF MAYOR
Fiorello LaGuardia OF New YORK.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
ShOOfin' Division
Motorized Fourth to Get so Pct. More Fire Po,Der
IL Has No Tanks Now, But ThereU Be I06
BY l.. W. MEREDITH

Iut1 New. service star correspo"den,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-12
School Board
Reduces Debt

ST. CLAIR SHORES 80 The
sum Of $500 on hand IN the
sinking fund for School Dis
trict No. 2 Of Lake Township
will be applied to redemption
of certificates Of indebtedness,
the Board announced today.
Sealed tenders from holders Of
the 1887 certificates will b. COM
sidered by the Board ct the
Lakeview school on Thursday,
March 20.
As many Of the tenders q
can be covered BY the sum ear
marked for retirement Of the
certificates viii be purchased By
the Board At the meeting. The
Board, however, also reserves
the right to reject any or M Of
the bids II thye fail 70 meet ap-
prevail. It Is expected the tend
ers will offer sale prices below
face value Of the bonds and
interest.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-12
10 Bowl
in Tourney
Turnout Exceeds
Thst Of 1910

oTrue 10 predictions Z record
number Of teams and players
filed their entries IA the Mount
Clemens Gscomb onnual city
bowling tournament.
Complete tAbulation az entries
reveals that The total numher a
bowlerS In thu 1o41s tournaunent
will exceed thoss q 1910 by
more than 100. according %
Arnold RockensuesA manages
Of the tournament, Eighty-ei eight
five-man teams filed, lao dou-
bles teams, and 209 individual
bowlers, for Z total Of lol. Lat
year 90 five-man teams were n.
tered. ll3 doubles and 404 indi-
viduals, or 377 n Ill. Thus, ~
bowlers viii compete this year.
Tournament play starts oG
Monday, March IL, and extGndG
through Saturday. March -. On
Monday the flve-mAn teams VIII
ct underway q the Mount Gle.
mems recreation, with doubles
and singles events starting On
March a & the Nacomh 1ecrea-
ton. Z ' ' s8s ssss
Eighteen tFophiss and prizsss
coptrihuted larCely ~ local
nne301n vgfll. -. &v0n6nA a
~ wiqneEp q variogD evoa1S.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-12
Draft Board
MetlicaIStaH
Doubled Here

oThe five-man medical stafi
examining prospective draftesa
was doubled today when five
physicians volunteered for duty
IN the Mount Clemens Warren
township district, Alton n. Noe.
chairman Of Board No. ! m.
nounced.
The volunteers are: Drs. Rus
sell w. Ullrich, Austin w. Heine
and william ]. Kane, al Of
Mount Clemens, and s. G. Stein
and D. B. Galerneau, both Of
Center Line. ~
For the convenience Of South
Macomb men, the office address
e Of DR.. Stein and Galerneau
follow: Both operate on Van
Dyke Stein at 226l6 and Caller
neau at 25005.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-12
War Relief Head
One Of Speakers
at Meeting Here

oHarxy G. Tarrell Of Detroit,
6onoE1l manager cf The Hritish
Waf Relief 0ociuty, VIII b one
q TIE speAksrs It the meeting
bo&ng held this evening at eight
oIc1eek In 0rscs parish houss.
Ths public 4 urged 70 attend
tlae meeting. when organisation
p1nn1 1oe . Mount CluInons unit
6 ~ Dritish War Asliok Society
Win - modo.
Ancther speaksr VIM b VII.
liam J. Dtc1EDon, also cf DstrOit.
Ihe NESTING haS boonl caIlod b
Derrien Eaton, Wollsknown D.
troit attorney who heods the
orSenintion Il IL Se1te of Mich
iG6n.
1fDprts o. the spcis&y are d.
voted q ro1uGou ~, eohahilita-
tjo4 20 wue-t1f1 "a CHER
wo11ndo6, socgoo1 fn eGnomS tpr
DogvieoI Df3enln & - 1870 No.
~ 1oa1lng kltellone hoGplfAl
slpp1lop 81 NJ - nscoaDi-
H. g ~ GeolR ~ - ~. ~
tio0nf ~ Q1V ool NV 60
tsss g - 1Ell1(A ygsr nelief
ooei6(y - bol1e 5be1So6 every
day - hslp aapoly No..
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-12
kores Forms
Calculating
Council Body

est. CLAIR sHoREs-At .
meeting Of delegates from the
organized groups In st. Clair
Shores held Monday evening In
the Lakeview High School, the
name Concentrating Council"
was selected for the body from
more than q dozen names that
were proposed.
A constitution and bylaws
was also submitted and ap-
proved, providing for = commit
tee structure covering projects In
which delegates reported that
their organizations were inter-
ested In seeing developed for the
-betterment Of the village. A list
Of projects named 1t this meet
ing, for which Committee chair
man will be chosen 1t the next
meeting included the following:
Sewers, Community Park and
Recreation Center. Clean Up
! Campaign, Transportation, Good
Government, Health Program,
Library Building, Calendar Of
Events, Sidewalk and Pavement
Improvement and the advisable
lily Of incorporating the COM
munity % 4 city.
President Milton A. Sickel-
ISteed- Jr. announced he would
like TO have any organization
which has not yet appointed IT.
delegate to do % before next
meeting.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-12
erin Seys Aid Bill
\ Disguises .. 5. Greed
spskssMsa Thsedss Assipss Asssdes;
N Promise m Conveys Win GO DAWN

oBERLlN, March = The
solficial German attitude toward
ths United States aid-to-1 Britain
shill, T. NsH spokesman aid to-
Nv. my ~ summed up with
~ seeds:
ysyve - not surprised. but
ars pespared for anything"
More solemn than usual. the
Spokaalnan declared:
i.1lr. Rooesvelt Is m unpredic-
tfbas man. Let HIM send one
convoy md :"
The sentence. was ls4t hang
ing. ~
d I'VE are determined 70 tor
pedo everything that approaches
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-12

England" the spokesman went
on utter Z pal,se. I'VE will re.
We are ready foe anything, come
what may 800.
"As : matter ,of fact the laws
aims have been IN operation .
long time. Thky (ths Hritish)
rot 20 Destroyer, but tbe tact
remains that needed materials
have not arrived n, deSiFe& vel
tune and we will - they do not
do - hereafter
The German radio declared
''the lease-lenA bin was rush
ed through the congress merely
% make Z showing Of honesty,
whereas In reality the United
States government = intent on
~ upon the ypoedi6st acquisition
Of . miximum number Of Brit
ish possessions =
'The United States will appear
to help England Ill she can,''
the radio continued. but IN
reality che will endeavor to in
duce Germany 70 agree to q
negotiated peaee. After Of sign
Of such = negotiated peace, the
U. 8. "A. then hopes to take over
the inheritance Of the remains
Of the British empire.
However the one big fly in
the American ointment 10 the
fact that Germany never will
acQuiesce to any negotiation
proposals. Winners do not ne
gotiate. They dictate, and the
sooner the hypocritical Ameri-
can government realizes this
fact. the better off she will be-"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-12
Flass, RIA VIII Sponsor
Pa6lic Card Parry Saturday

Mrs. Joseph Boilore entertain
ed members Of her pinochle club
Friday night. Prizes were won
BY Mrs. L. Clemens Mrs. T..
Eveleth and Mrs. Harry Woods.
The house prizes was drawn by
Mrs. Carl Glatz.
Modern Twelve Pinochle Club
met at the home Of Mira G.
Frank Wednesday evening.
Prizes were awarded the fol-
lpwing high scorers: Nrs. G.
Shaft, Mrs. George Seifferlein
and Mrs. Walter Seiferleoin.
Mrs. Byron Glass drew the
houseprixe. Members viii Be the
guests Of Mrs. Donald Peterson
at their next meeting.
Mrs. Arthur Boslee was hostess
TO the Friendly Pinochle Club
at her home. Tueesday evening.
sfs eess@
Fraser friends Of Mrs. Carl
Hartsig Of New Haven were
saddened by the news of her
death. Monday. March 3. follow
ing IN ilness Of two years. Mrs.
Hartsig was the daughter Of
Godfried Miller, Funeral serv-
ices were held Thursday from
the New HavenL Lutheran
Church. ia
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-12
~ Mn. Aaslph Eberlein

~ HI. A0olph EheHleln
The Parent Teacher Associa-
ton OF Fraser Public Schools
will sponsor = card party q
Fraser High School this Sat-
friday. March Is, the games
scheduled to begin at 8 pm.
The party Is open to the public.
49,
The Churchm MS Brotherhood
Of Zion Church will meet FRI
day evening, March II at 3 pm.
The ~ and r. Pinochle Club
will meet tomorrow night ut the
home Of George Horaney.
Another In Z series Of Lenten
dinners being sponsored by the
Women's Guild Of Zion church
vii be given Wednesday evening
from 5 to 2 pm, March 10. Mrs.
Roland Stumpf Ii general chair
man for the dinner.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-12
Detroit Youth, II,
AdIIllls 1Irs Theft


"a 17.year-old Detroit boy
was placed on two years pro-
baton BY Circuit Judge Neil z.
Reid this morning after be ad-
mittsd theft Of m automobile
tire and battery from AGickey's
Service Station, Eight Nile road
q Van Dyke.
Tha youth. Raymond Swiecx-
kUwS1d said the offense occurred
sometime during December Of
Int year. Assistant Prosecutor
Howard h. Carroll preeented the
States case and George John
rspreeentsd Swiecxkowslei.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-12

oWASHINGTON. March IA
R-The arny's chief chaplain,
pleading TINT "ravening wolves
clamorins at The gates'' 20 army
posts b driven away, urged To-
day that Congress enact legisla.
ton to control prostitution and
venereal diseases h military
areas.
The chaplain, Col. william y.
Arnold, Joined spokesun1n for
the Public Health Services h nd
vocating snectment az the legis-
lation. which they raid was A.
most identical % that "a force
during 1ol7-l0.
They appeared before the
House military committee.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-12
InSl
ond


Asoeo - ~
oNEW YOHK. I1ofeh IL.
More than SO AiGga drawn
from I growing Amsfieon tesle-
voir o4 civilian pilots, havs -
listed IN Ensland'S 4oyal Ar
Force and In Royal Canadlan
Air Fprcs since MD July 1T
year. ss,sss go
More than 100 sFe AyinU ~
stTuctors u Canado Ahout -
are ferryinG m63q96 hoan1
bombing planes acEuoo ~ ~.
lantic. About . srs trunsfsrrlng
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-12
Thieves Loot :
Stallion Of SIS
Msvehsndise Tekan
In Ven Dyke Robbery

OThieves entered . gasoline sta
ton at Van Dyke sometime last
night and escaped with about
SIS worth Of merchandise.
Deputy sheriffs who investi-
gated said that entry had been
made through = rear window,
and the thieves appsrently wore
gloves TO guard against finger
prints.
Operators Of the station. locat-
ed 1t 6323 Packard avenue, said
that several cartons Of cigarettes
and cigars were tsken Ia addi-
ton to q quantity Of candy.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-12
81. Clair Shores
Man Granted Divorce

oGlenn Dean. formerly Of st.
Clair Shores, was granted m
uncontested divorce from his
wife, Mary, yesterday by Circuit
Judge Neil r. Reid, when he
charged extreme cruelty.
The couple wls married Dec.
81, 1898, and separated April 10,
1910. There are no children.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-12
Iroops
May @ South |
Miehissn eldisss
sletsd - Tsss.ssssss

oFoKT CUSTER Mich March
Il 49, m The dfth division,
bosed 6 Port Custer and includ-
ing many Michigan uaeus VIII
SPEND mast q Jpne a maneu-
vefs n TenneoDee ~ npst g.
September son W1r nGneD II
Louisi1na. hut ~ n Ggtrepl
here raid nv had ~ r.
q any plans ~ rsao ~ ~ ~.
sion from Csanfot pe3rnG
Major QenGep1 !. 3oo y,
Cunsnins cplnn nnalns o ~
visicn, aaid mt ssstt n 1
tn division WIN rel1rn to a.
station unlsss ofdored othor
wiz. =
ne isuaedsthe orders ~ lfor.
day Tor III divi6ton - Star1
maneuvers at Camp Iorrpg.
Tenn, Juns :. ma et Camp
HooureGnrd In, &opk I.
Today Mater ! On. Cs1rnul1h1
soid that sslt - ~ u1nta6ni ~
ssuch ordoto NJ ~ pln1n pec33-
cal1y th6t III Glvl Gi6n W1u ~
ta1rp - ~ ut
Aho0nco q cnca y s1otoGnon1
hod Ia lnnoe lleina - illviIueD -
spoc6l0 Gf ~ pnu ~
~ nm nv yvoG ~!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-24

Also featuring Richard Fiske
and pretty Amanda Duff. the new
film tells the story OF an insane
inventor. who creates a nonstrous
machine in an effort to pierce
the veil that separates the living
from the dead!
Discarding all accepted theories
Of spiritualism. karloff. appearing
as the inventor. believes that in
science he holds a key which can
unlock the door between the liv-
ing on earth and those who
stu live beyond the grave This
key consists Of a gigantic electri-
cal dynamo which Is used to make
contact with the after-world by
sending currents Of electricity
through the body of a living per-
son and then, through a series of
cadavers.
Director Edward Dmytryk han
died the megaphone on the produc-
ton and advance reports credit
him with having turned in a fine
job. maintaining suspense through
out the entire film. The William
Sloane story was adapted to the
screen by script writers, Robert
d. Andrews and Milton Gunzberg
In addition to Karloff, Fiske and
Miss Duff. other prominent men,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-24

tnf oesbi uctiNc pFokIhn III WHICH
1t Ii now engaged there viii come
an era OF constructive activity In
which the airplane win play a part
20 far-reaching that even ones
imagination fails to embrace its
scope.
What ! am getting ut is
this: the day In not far re-
moved when aviation win hold
the position In our Industrial
and social life which the auto
mobile now occupies and wise
indeed IL the young man or
woman who prepares himself
or herself for a definite place
In the aircraft industry In some
one Of n hundred classified
lions.
II Ia because Of these inevitable
facts concerning aviation that Sid
ney Dean of the Rialto theater, the
Tacoma Flying Service at the