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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Osa Massen
To Give Address

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. Mice
compliment for Osa Massen. She
has been singled out from all the
students who have been attend
ing citizenship classes in Holly
wood and Los Angeles to make
an address on The Value Of
Citizenship"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
LIST Three Artist
Concerts at Center

A SERIES of three artist con-
certs. featuring Hertha Glaz.
contralto. Josef and RoSina
Lhevinne. pianists. and Emanuel
Feuermann. 'celliSt will he
presented by the Jewish Com
nnunity Center on successive
Tuesday evenings. November -.
December , and December Q.
Arranged by the Center's>
music committee, headed nv Mrs.
abraham Cooper, the concerts
will he presented in the Center
auditorium at $50 p. m. Hertha
Glsz Will make her first appear
snce in Detroit under the aus
piceS Of the Center on NoVem-
her IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Double Duty

LINDA DARNELL'S trip
East is a combination holiday
and plug for Rise and Shine"
which is college picture. The
star, accompanied by her mama,
will visit several cities and will
he in evidence at football
games
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Tuesday Musicale

THE OPENING program of
the fifty-sixth season OF the
Tuesday Musicale of Detroit will
be held in the large auditorium
of the Art Institute Tuesday
morning at 1890. Members VIII
be privileged TO bring guests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
FoundatienMus
School Lists Events

TIE DETROIT FOUNDA-
TON SCHOOL, 1890 East JET
ferSon avenue. will hold the
following events during the
coming week;
ON Tuesday. al S p. m the
alumni will hold lis first meet
ing Of the season for the pur-
pose Of electing new officers.
At 2 p. m. next Saturday, Mary
DobrZlecki will present a group
~ students in a piano recital
and on November 10 -eena-
Hahnke. concert pianist, will
give a lecture recital in the re-
Cital hall OF the school at s
\. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

studying native music and giving
a series of concerts in Mexico
City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

ri 00WETEI n-Wcodwsrd. In Birmingham
DhVuHii tLLp Open st 1880. Randolph
Scott, Gene Tierney IA "BEI.LF STARR"
TechnicoIor, at :0O-l :Oo-7 10-1O:1S. LLOYD
Nolan "DRESsED TO KILL" 2:45-h 80 Q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

CALVIN cfo m S''h Rr pSPTgSTS I' "a
DAY NOV. 7. WITH NEW LUXURY
SEATS LATEST EQUIPMENT NEW
pYAUTY AND COMFORT THROUGHOUT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

r[ITTIpV-i4th sad w. Grand Blvd =
JLl'lUhi Open Pm. Park Free Mickey
aonnty, Judy Cariand IA LIFE BEGINS
VOR AMY BARDY." Plus DANCE
HALL" with Cesar Romero.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

MI -TUE-Msck-H oicomb. PL. I4Iz 4
bLL I'LL Open 1:15. Park Free. Don
Ameche and Betty Cradle in "MOON
OVER MIAMI" 'HARMON or MICH
GAN" Tommy Harmon, Anita Louise
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

pI L7l-Ile4I E. Jefferson. LIE. 1897. 4
l LhLh Cont. j 100 10 1900 Midnight.
Jerry Colonna and James Ellison in 'ICE-
CAPADEs." "SN-GUN GOLD" with
Tim Holt "The Jungle Giri'' Serial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

cLpMrN-Schasfer rr. Ford Rd, CE. 1910
OnhHlLN Cont. I 90. Free Parking
So Cooper IN ''MEET John DOB"
.. Jones THERE'S MAGIC IN MUSIC"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

OLd'iLh Open e:45 AN Also Midnight
Show. Park Free. Mat Only Serial jas
Csgnsy' Bette Davis .IHE nRInk CAME
'oan Bennett and Walter Pidgeon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

ooio"" Open IL Noon. Don Ameche
Betty Cradle Robt. Cummings In ''NfOON
OVER MIAMI" PLUS John Garfield and
Iua Lupino IN LOTT OF THE zoe -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

pJrCAEU V-Fenken at Petoskey
IlUOhDlLLl Open 12:45. James Cagney
Bette Davis "BRIDE CAME G. q. d.
Joan Bennett Walter Pidgeon and George
Sanders in IMAM HCNJ.v
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

D ann CTTV-woodward near s-Mile Road
hhDiV I'LL Billy Conn and Jean Parker
THE PITTSBURGH KID" Kay Harris.
William Tracy, "TILLIE THE TOILER."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

PART 3, PAG E 16
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

pIVICp l--orand River-Joy Rd. CT. t2sI
Mtihlh Open 1918. Last Show $50
"THE SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS" IN
Technirolor. Jas. Stewart, Paulette Cod
dard in POT a. GOLD" Disney Cartoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
PATHWAY TO PARADISE

Peter found himself expanding
under her sympathetic interest.
He felt she was very intelligent,
though her intelligence was a
different brand from Sandra's.
She was much more worldly. But
he did not like her the less for
that in fact II made her easier
to talk to- lie liked watching
her when she talked, seeing the
way her small animated face lit
up. watching the expressions
change in her clear grey eyes,
seeing her mouth tremble in
laughter and her nose tilt up
ever so slightly. She was pretty.
A very comfortable prettiness.
He, in turn, questioned her
about herself and was shocked
and Mortified TO find out how
alone she was in the world. Her
only living relative was an uncle
in Scotland, who had married
again and whose new wife did
not care for her. He gathered
she had no money apart from
what she earned. All this dis
trsssed him, for he had been sur.
rounded by wealth all his life
and hated to think of any girl
he liked having to battle along
on her own.
They ate and then danced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

presently. rather to her aston
ishment, she found that she
could. The drink warmed her
and made her feel that things
might not be quite so badi the
music at lie Cabaret was al
ways excellent, there was both
a native and American
chestra; people began to arrive
and the atmosphere became in
formal and jolly.
Besides, she liked Peter. Even
though she was furious at his
absurd attitude about Sandra and
Ashley. she liked him. He was
sensitive and thoughtful for
others, and nice looking. One
thought of an anthropologist,
even a young one. as being dry
as dust. but Peter managed to be
good fun. She knew he was rich,
almost as rich as Sandra was,
and she wondered why he BOTH
cred to do any work at all, but
she respected him the more be-
cause he did. She found herself
asking him about his work and
taking a genuine interest in what
he told her. 1t was difficult to
get him to talk about his work
at first, for on every other sub
iect but Sandra he was essen
TALLY diffident.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

June pointed out to him various
residents Of Karpeti and told him
funny stories about them. She
made face when she mentioned
Herr Schmidt who was dancing
with the daughter of the Spanish
Minister. She had just finished
giving Peter very unflattering
account of the thin, tight-lipped
German when. on his way back
from the dance floor. Herr
Schmidt paused at their table.
He bowed to June and said in
his careful, precise English:
II hear that my friend Mr..
Ashley Wood has met with a
slight accident. That is most
unfortunate. 1 hope it is not
serious"
mo. 1t isn't serious. He
should be up and about tomor-
row."
Her tone discouraged further
conversation, but the. German did
not take the hint. Mr.. Wood
is sometimes little rash, is he
not?" he remarked. 1T is not
a detriment for a young man TO
be rash so long as his rashness
does not involve him in affairs
that should not concern him
lContfnuad o, Dooa 10Y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

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Isrkrss ssssB NAH Try this cooling, soothing and
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Tests Prove Every Car Needs
Simoniz 10 Save Beauty

seldom necessary Just damp cloth wipes
off the dirt, and the finish comes up as
bright as ever-making il easy for you to
always drive an Immediately clean car.
even in the worst weather.
Easier TO Simoniz Your Car. Anyone
can do it'll Nothing else brings back the
color and brilliance to the finish as last as
the wonderful Simoniz Kleener. Simoniz.
too, goes on in jiffy /. giving your car
beauty and protection that lasts and lasts.
There's Nothing Like the World
Fam ous Slime nix and Simoniz
KIeeneE {. Refuse substitutes! Always
insist on the genuine for your car!
the simoNIz COMPANY . CHICAGO, u. s.A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02


June noticed Mr.. Redcliffe's big
> green sports car parked out
side the Legation as she left
late the next afternoon. She
wondered what it was doing
there. But no sooner had she
wondered 1his than a young man
who had been slumped low in the
front seat sprapg out, and she
saw il was Peter.
Il wondered if you'd let me
drive you home ?" he suggested.
II have borrowed mine hosts
car, as you see."
She smiled at him. Il always
prefer driving TO walking. I'm
not>one OF those athletic females.
thank Heavens. My car is tenn
porarily out of commission"
He opened the door for her and
she climbed in. He took his place
beside her. do you mind If i
don't drive you straight home?
It's a lovely evening and those
hills look rather inviting in this
half light. Do you know of any
place up there where we could
get a drink and something TO
eat ,"
She hesitated There was lie
Cabaret. But last time she had
been there she had been there
with Ashley, the night he had
kissed her on the steps of the
Fleurie and said. half-jokingly
half-seriously, that if he met
no one he liked better he might
marry her. 1t had been a won
derful evening but it was silly,
she told herself. to hang on to
sentimental memories. so she told
Peter about lie Cabaret and he
headed the car in that direction.
Redcliffe's high-powered car
went up the hill like {. bird, but
she didn't comment on ii out of
loyalty to her own car which
puffed and snorted and behaved
like a decrepit old horse at the
mere sight of this hill.
p How is your fiancee this eve
ming? / suppose she is other
wise engaged, and that's why I'm
honored with your society?"
You've got it all wrong" he
said. II don't think Sandra is
doing anything and she has moth
ing to do with why called for
you. incidentally. she is no
longer my fiancee."
She said: WHAT" in rather
faint voice and stammered: you
mean the engage ent is
broken?"
That's what / mean"
But how silly. How abso-
lutely stupid! You mean you let
a little thing like the kiss you
saw Ashley give her in the gar
den upset you? ?" She sounded
furious. II. / didn't know any
man could be such fool"
Hey, hey" he said, really
startled. Il don't see why you
should be so mad about it. /
don't want to be rude, but l
don't see either what my broken
engagement to Sandra has to do
with you"
She eulned back q fresh out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

he had told her and the possible
significance of it to herself that
she didn't believe she could ever
put it out of her mind; but
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

if we can enjoy ourselves? The
experiment might be interesting
She agreed reluctantly. Her
thoughts were so full of what
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Do FALSE teeth
Rock, Slide or Slip?

FAsTEETH a powder 10 be sprinkled
on false teeth keeps them more hrmly
sct Make your loose plates more de.
pendable with FASTEETH. You u feel
more confident with a fiTmer dental
plate. Mildly alkaline 49, FASTEETH
also checks gum soreness. burning son
sation or rash due 20 the chafng OF q
loose. wabbly plate or 20 excessive ACID
mouth. Get original alkaline FAS-
TEETH at any drug store. Accept no
substitute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

TLL Of us probably will find it necessary
"A to drive our cars years longer So.
the sooner you Simoniz your car. the betterl
Simoniz is recognized as the greatest pro.
lection there is for all finishes. Besides
making any lacquer or enamel last longer.
Simoniz keeps the colors from fading.
And saves your cars beauty for years.
Winter on the Way! Sinoniz Now!
Safeguard the finish and also the chrome
trimmings on your car with an "overcoar
OF Simoniz before bad weather sets in.
Otherwise. snow. rain. and sloppy roads
will raise havoc with their beauty.
Simonixing Saves Time and Money.
After your car is Simonized. washing is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Your Hidden Beauty
revealed by using
Merc0lized
Wax Cream

A simple way to remove
the dull, drabness Of your
COMPLEXION and reveal the
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Continued from Page 81

me too. Do you see what 1
mean ."
Il see" she said quietly. Then
she surprised him by bending
over and kissing him
At that moment Doctor
Saunders hustled into the room 10
look over his patient Sandra
was introduced then she took her
leave Ashley couldn't tell from
her face just what effect his last
words had had upon her. BIT
slrelX.- be Thought She weald
have 10 believe him.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
Charges Against Unions
And Officers Dismissed

CHICAGO, Feb. 7-RECharges
that three unions and five of their
officers violated the antitrust laws
by restraining trade in the ply
wood industry were dismissed. to-
day by Federal Judge Charles E.
Woodward. :
In a memorandum opinion,
Judge Woodward ruled he had no
alternative but to sustain a de-
murrer;to the indictment since the
action, was. controlled by. a United
States supreme court. opinion in
favor of two defendants in, a. SIM
liar. case. . ,,.", -
Those DISMISSED by Judge Wood
wards ruling were William L.
Hutcheson,, president, and M. A.
Hutcheson, vice-president, both of
Indianapolis, of the United Broth
erhood of Carpenters and Joiners
of America; the United Brother
hood; the Chicago District Coun-
Gil of the Carpenters, mill and fac
tory workers of the United Broth
erhood; Carpenters Local So, OF
the United Brotherhood; John Il.
Stevenson, Chicago, president OF
the Chicago District Council, and
j. E. Renholm and Werner Johan
son, Chicago business agents OF
the local.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
U.S.. Army Plans to Try
Out Blitzkrieg Tactics

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Feb. T.
R-Alaska, come spring, will see
the army trying out blitzkrieg
tactics.
Admittedly similar to German
army units but patterned on plans
worked out long before the present
war, a group known as a "blitz-
krieg" unit will get workouts over
and through the nearby countryside.
Tia official name is Reconnaissance
unit"
Capt. r. G.. Emery, battalion CON-
mander, said today the detachment
would move quickly, while facing
heavy odds, as a "spearhead" in de-
Tense maneuvers.
While some of their buddies will
start an exhaustive month-long
Arctic winter test of all types of
equipment in the interior next week,
the Ga picked men and n officer
of the blitzkrieg unit will begin
to learn to the tiniest detail every
road and all features Of the terrain
hereabouts. 1t will permit them to
remain. here.
When spring and summer come,
the unit will be busy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
REYNOLDS PLANS
IMMIGRATION BILL
Intends to ReintrOduce Meas.
ure to Ban Foreigners for
Next Ten Years

WASHINGTON, Feb. T. Up -
Senator Reynolds (D-NC) announced
today he would r~eintroduce a bill
to ban immigration to this country
for ten years.
He said the measure, which fail
ed in the last congress. was more
urgently needed now than eve be.
fore because refugees and immi.
grants are pouring into this country
from every direction"
Reynolds explained his bill would
prohibit any immigration whatso-
ever to the United States-refugees,
intellectuals or whatnot."
The senator said he also would
reintroduce a resolution calling on
the State department to ascertain
tt e legal status of Wrangel island,
located in the Arctic ocean north Of
Nome, Alaska.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
Greater Collaboration
Among Democracies Seen
B. Ambassador Winant

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7. - R -
John G.. Winant, newly designated
ambassador to England, envisaged to-
night a wider collaboration among
democratic countries"
He spoke of the possibility of such
collaboration after comforting for
more than an hour with President
Roosevelt. During the conference,
the senate foreign relations commit
tee approved his nomination to, the
London diplomatic post.
Winant, who said he expected to
leave for London some time after
mid-February, was asked what he
thought of the idea of a union be-
tween the two, Great Britain and the
United States. Speaking to reporters
clustered in the lobby of the Presi-
dents office, Winant asserted:
Il think some day we will have
to reach out farther than Just the
two countries, to include other demo-
cratic countries. I have thought we
would have collaboration on a wider
scale"
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
Four Electrocuted at
South Carolina Prison

COLUMBIA, S. c., Feb. 7.-R-
Three Richland (Columbia) county
farm boys, convicted rapists, and
a Pickens county textile worker,
a murderer, died in the South
Carolina pe~nitentiary electric
chair today.
The four and the order in which
they died were Hugh Evans, o.;
his brother, Willis Evans, 20, and
Hampton Lee, 26, of Richland
county, and j. G. Ham, of Pick
ems county.
Ham Was convicted of slashing
the throat of Miss Ruby Boiling,
%, at the Alice Textile Mill at
Easley June e., 1889. After tn e
Staying, according to court testi-
mony, Ham hung the razor on
a rose bush and walked off down
the road shaking the blood off his
hands," 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08

times, before they even suspected
that a crime had been committed.
It was White who brought the
mighty and terrible Liverpool
Jack" Fitzpatrick to book.
He solved the Russell Sage
bombing with only a pants button
and a remnant of cloth as clues.
He went into the blizzard-swep1
wilds of Canada to rescue a girl
from the Blackfeet Indians.
White, like many another report.
err, always planned to write a book
about these things, but he never
did.
He stayed with the World unit
it reached its end 10 years ago. Ir
recent years he has lived quietly
in suburban Stanwood, Mt. Kisco
at the home of a sister-in-law.
There, until he suffered a stroke
recently, he gathered firewood each
! day, and remembered.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
Spy is Sentenced to
Death by Nazi Court

BERLIN, Feb. 7.-lR-A 28-year-
old Englishman, Percy William
Olaf De Wet, whom the Germans
called "a brave and curious man."
was sentenced to death today by
the peoples court after a two-day
secret trial on a charge of being a
spy in French pay.
Germans said his guilt had been
proved beyond question, but that he
would face the firing squad with
many perplexities unsolved.
Only part of the story was told
by the Germans, who said that a
full disclosure would involve re-
Veallng military secrets.
What little the authorities said
indicated that De Wet was arrested
on German territory charged with
acting as a paid agent of the French
Deuxieme-bureau, (secret service),
spying out facts about German mill
tary establishments.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
Happy Combinations

A fruit accompaniment or gar
nish gives a festive appearance to
a. roast. Canned or cooked fruit,
heated for a few minutes in the
pan with the roast, enhances the
flavor of the meat and is decora-
tive as well.
Since apple sauce and roast pork
are a popular combination, apples
baked with the roast are a very
suitable garnish.
AS a variation in the use of mint
flavor with lamb, serve mint ap-
Piles around the roast leg or Shout
der of lamb. The leg of lamb can
be Frenched, that is, the meat re-
moved from the end of the shank
bone, for a touch of style. Before
serving, place a paper frill about
the bone end.
Here are other suggestions for
preparing roasts and dressing
them up with attractive garnishes.
Rib Roast of Beef with Pear
Halves
Season the rib roast with salt
and pepper and place it, fat side
up, in an open roasting pan. No
rack is necessary for a rib roast
at the bones hold the meat above
the juices. Do not add water to the
pan and do not cover. Place it in
a slow oven 300 degrees F.) Al
low eighteen to twenty minutes to
the pound for a rare roast, twenty
two to twenty-five minutes per
pound for medium done, and twen-
'ty-seven to- thirty minutes per
pound for a Well-done roast.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
New S~treamlined Jacket
Issued to Field Troops

WASHINGTON, Feb. T. R -
The Army announced today it had
gone into quantity production of a
new, streamlined. field jacket, and
was already issuing it to troops
in the field.
Designed especially for cold
weather use. it is cut loose and
baggy to provide a maximum OF
comfort without sacrificing too
much military smartness.
Costing about Sc, the jacket has
a pleated, single panel, bellows
back. The open front has both but
tons and a slide fastener, and an
overlap to shut out the wind. The
collar can be turned up and fas-
tened close around the neck with
a tab while straps on the wrist
and at the hip help make it wind
proof. The material is treated to
make it waterproof. -.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
JORDAN AND OTHERS
ARE GIVEN PAROLES
Graham County Man Was Serving
10 to 20 Years for Death Of
Ira StrattOn

RALEIGH, Feb. T. Up Jack
Jordan, who was sentenced in Ora
ham county in March, 1897, to 10
to 20 years for manslaughter in con-
nection with the death of Ira STRAIT
ton, was among five prisoners parol-
ed today by Governor Broughton.
Also paroled were:
D. E. Witty, sentenced last Octo-
Der in Guilford county to n year
for drunken driving; John D. White,
sentenced last June in Davidson
county to Is months for assault on
a female; John Roper, sentenced last
August in Hoke county to n to
two years for assault with a deadly
weapon with intent to kill; and
Jesse James Pentuff. sentenced in
Mcdowell county last January to
two to five years for bigamy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
Johnson Tells Students
They Have Important job

RALEIGH, Feb. 7.-GP-Gerald
w. johnson, editorial writer Of
the Baltimore Sun, told Meredith
college students today that they had
a more important job than soldiers.
in the battle against hatred, suspic-
ion, fear and blindness.
Speaking at Founders day exer.
cises at the Baptist college for wom-
ell, the native North Carolinan as
serted:
There is more for college women
to do than there is for soldiers to
do; for the soldiers, as yet, are mere.
ly standing to arms, whereas the
fight of the college women has al.
ready begun.
"All our energies at this moment
are bent to the task of solving the
problem of national defense. l sum-
mon you to do your part. 1t Is not
enough to cover the sea- with our
fleets and to man the guns along
our coast. The men-at-arms can be
trusted to do that.
Your part is to repel, not the
armed forces of the tyrants, but
tyranny itself"
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
HARVEY IS HELD
in PEE Staying
Coroner's Jury Also Orders
That Two Women Be Held
As Witnesses

A coroner's jury investigating
the fatal stabbing ef Edward Pee,
25-year-old negro, recommended
yesterday that Anderson Harvey,
negro, be held for grand jury in
vestigation in connection with the
case.
Two negro women were also
ordered held as material wit
nesses in the case.
Pee died last Sunday night after
police officers had found him in
a dying condition on Sixth street.
An autopsy disclosed that he had
been stabbed with a large bladed
knife and his jugular vein severed.
Harvey and the negro women
had been held without bond for
investigation in the case since
Monday.