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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14

The Ladies of st. James Are Painted to
the Eyes" and Pinero's The Mind OF the
Paint Girl" was a hit. Nowadays the
correct term is makeup. Women of Nazi
Germany are instructed not to use makeup.
In Venice. Italy. in 1889, saw quite few
feminine tourists from Germany. I can
tell you these Nazi women minus makeup
were a depressing sight. Apparently
makeup Is a good and necessary thing for
women. However. IL cannot be denied
some females appear not TO have the in
telligence, taste and restraint to properly
handle said makeup and thus quite often
appear In public looking like combination
of department store window dummy and a
totem pole.
CHE changed the spelling OF her name
~ from Harriet to HaTyette, says a De-
troiter. But when because OF this her boy
friend said she was an exhibitionist, she
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
CHAPTER XII

I was glad when it grew dark
tOne of the men on the garage
roof was hit. The other jumped
into the street and ran scream
ing into the arms of the police
/ slid down into a backyard anc
entered the back door of the
next house. II was a restaurant
/ rushed through the restaurant
left it by the front door, anc
crossed into another street. The
street was empty. l ran into q
house and knocked at the door
of an apartment.
A white-haired woman with q
kind, wrinkled face opened the
door. She looked at the pistol
in my hand.
what do you wish" she
asked serenely.
Let me In"
Better wash yourself the
woman said.
| did. She gave me coffee and
bread and butter. My clothes
were badly torn. The woman
gave me an old overcoat.
Take It," she said. 1--WE
kept 1t eight years now, ever
since my husband died"
l put on the overcoat. 1t was
too small, but it was all right.
I'm going to leave my arms
here" / said.
Eyes, leave them here" the
woman agreed, adding: II
shall throw them away the
first chance I get"
what happened today in
the center Of the city,"
II know only little. Armed
bands tried to loot the big
stores while the fighting went
on In the suburbs.
did you see newspaper
"No," she said nervously.
"You must go away now"
/ went into the street. Posters
on the walls ordered all citizens
TO leave the streets by II o'clock,
Barbed-wire barbados, guarded
by steel-helmeted police, blocked
important intersections. At sew.
eral points l was stopped and
searched by police patrols.
Leave me alone" | said.
II come from work. want to
go home"
why is your face burned ."
There was a fire in the
house"
well, don't go west"
policeman advised. THE devil
Is loose in Barmbeck."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14

changed back The young Detroit have the
young city completely cowed
State and Madison Chicago is the coInrys busiest
claims Chicagoan He may right But Fifth
and Forysecond Manhattan Wiltshire and Western
in Los Angeles certainly close competitors for the honor
1t when trying originate different kind Of salad the minds
OF hotel and chefs really wild Some curious
mixtures result One Of salads encountered
recently made Of sliced pineapple lettuce cottage cheese
wanuts carrots and mayonnase all umbled together
GLORIA SWANSON The original Hollywood clothes horse.
~ the top made $4,000 week Gorias
father regular army sergeant.
Joe IIeaney the New York police He be
the only cop America with beard only I
Dyke al Evidently whiskers
handicap policeman Sergeant Heaney recently
honorable for exceptional achievements the
line Of duty
Lawrence Besdressed versatile
Of this day First time Gertrude when she
registered Broadway singing "Imehouse Blues the
Charlos Revue in Lady the Dark" This
play Should be several times to be
appreciated opportunity Of attending
lecture the theories OF Freud in musical comedy form
s1XoU combine brilliant Intellect astounding
the trivial" Boy isn't
really something Sounds like the introduction of
Information, Please
II have lock Of Arnold Eddys hair May have lock o
hair: the writes Of Detroit
In the mail found l had a reader in Freedom Pa
This certainly has big for Dorothy Carter
who hates parsley fish and lamb chops has formed the New
York Society Parsley Spurners Now girls named Theresa
calling themselves Terry" but there nothing
named Terry do about it,
IN ADDITION horoughbreds pure bred GuenSey
i going have pedigreed hens my My blue
booded will Island Wash breeder
sells o king Of emperor Of Japan.
Ask the mother the child he like his father said Thomas
Is your like nd that the way YOU
him be-
All liquor sales up 1910 except gin fell per
You Of those meals called blue
lunches where everything plate There
least know be so appear
TO be around 30 And when you close How
do they do Right very
been born with gift of laughter and world
mad"
Distributed by King Feature. Syndicate Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14

LuunlSI pdTllSdnS NdQ Deen ar
rested during the fighting. The
police recaptured most of then
stations, after driving out tn,
defenders with gas and mines.
LET me ride with you," /
said.
Cant must be off,"
Doubts Put Aside
A thought burned in my
brain:
"If the instruction In other
parts of the country has failed,
we in Hamburg are lost"
The masses, idle in strike
were not willing to fill the gaps
Of our ranks. The Communis,
vanguard fought. The masses
were passive. Perhaps the
workers really did not want q
revolution? brushed the doubts
aside. A skirmish line blocked
the street ahead.
Halt! Where to-"
"Red Marines"
A sentry held a fashlight into
my face.
Pass" he said.
The vicinity of Pestalozzi stree
was an armed Communist camp
On the sidewalks columns were
reformed and received their
orders. In the van of a couple
of hundred silent marchers,
saw Johnny Dettmer, the gun.
runner Of previous months.
Almost all the men seemed
we'll armed. At another spot
raiding parties were formed to
attack the harbor. Special
squads formed by men of Hugo
Marks Apparat were on the
way to offer their services as
volunteers to the police, to plant
themselves in our enemy's camp.
The police, it was known. were
organizing a Buergerwehr. an
auxiliary force of anti-com-
munist citizens.
Every one l saw was going
somewhere or doing something.
The din of rifles and machine
guns, flaring up, diminishing at
times, but always loud and dis
turbing, was only a few hundred
yards to the south. Knots of
men slept in doorways; they
looked at first glance like heaps
of corpses.
On corner, shouting vio-
lently at a group of dispatch
riders, l saw the short, compact
figure of Herman Fischer, the
chief Of the first Red Hundred.
What do you want me to
do:" | said.
"Do? Let's see-Red Ma
rines are off to Geesthacht.
Go there tonight. You'll be
400 strong. Get hold of the
dynamite factory before morn
ing"
Can you get me a gun"
Herman Fischer laughed.
"Disarm a policeman" he
said. land you'll have a gun"
Units Of five were assembled
for the night march to Geest-
hacht, an industrial suburb on
the right bank of the Elbe. The
idea of Selling dynamite
factory animated even the most
hungry and weary. Soon we
were on the way in small groups,
and unarmed, because we had
to pass the districts controlled
by troops and police.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
We Slip through

Without serious mishap we
slipped through. One of the
bridges which crosses ship
canal running parallel to the
river Is called the Kornhaus
bridge, and it was for this point
that we were heading through
maze of crooked old streets
We came upon two policemen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14

houses, from armored cars, from
behind sandbags piled up in the
street. / circled northwarc
around the fighting zone. The
streets were quieter. Stores
showed light, and there was
even music in a few small cafes
There we're young workingmer
and girls who held each Other
close and laughed. l entered 6
cafe for a glass of beer. People
drew away from me, and were
suddenly silent.
"What's the matter with
you?" ! asked.
They gave no answer.
hated them. The noises oil
slaughter less than a mile away
were in the room. / drank the
beer. When l went out,
slammed the door and the glass
panel splintered. Cautiously
approached the zone of fighting
hailed man who passed on
"a bicycle. l was not mistaken
he was a courier.
"How's the situation?"
Bad"
The Reichswehr command had
decreed the death penalty for
Idisobedience to the authorities
1t was rumored that the Ger
man navy was steaming for
Hamburg. More than 900 Com.
munist partisans had been ar
rested during the fighting. The
police recaptured most Of their
stations, after driving out the
defenders with gas and mines.
LET me ride with YOU"
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
- wishes comment upon.

"SHOULD woman pant'" II question Boston gentleman
- wishes comment upon.
He takes the negative We practically nothing say
about The query odshoned popular
in the nidVeorian wrote
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14

IJERE Is pleasant little a message
every day 1t puzzle designed spell out
your fortune Count the
OF letters Is or more subtract the number
add g. The result upper
hand of the rectange and check
numbers left right message letters under
the checked figures give you o.Y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Woman Remains Calm

are prohteers."
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-03
Mail Delivery Starts

tConunssd frsm rxse O..
fishers snd others vino MAJ writs
e them % ~coFFsellY address mail.
and the postmaster al anr office
where man previously ha1 been
going should also be notified
An experienced past nffice en-
psoyee has been assigned - begin
the deliveries q mall h ne new
sections. He viii leave memorandum
slips al each occupied house eligible
for service requesting the ubettuant
70 llst the names q every n6rson
receiving mss there. This slip
should Be eompisted ard rnlurned
10 The carrier.
The carrier vii enaaavs.s q ore
A. many Patrons N tho bezinnlne
possibls and explain the require
men1 for delivery services, Nhsfh
includes the patron providing a.
accessible mail hux ana having mail
correctly addressed. 7hs mali bon
should be placed outside TIE seraen
Y me screen door h 70 BE- kept
locked.
To care fos TIE new Hos.sins
Project and those which have hann
erected Ia other hactiona. ! n
ples4 se-adIustmsns Of TIE eifB DE-
livery service Il being made and
additional carriers are being train.
q and put to WORT. IL was expfnfn@
ed ~ The pont office that L Wa
growing more and more difficult Is
maintain city carriers on enact
schedules. because almost immedl-
afsN after the routes had ieFn
measured. timed. and mail counted
ne ootnplett0n of nsw houses an1
slllfn Of populations necemzatatsa
more changing.
Al postal work E0uld Be sussded
up n every person soufd - ~
street name and house number a.
- mail. meaning and 0-ataoaf.a
~. Smith eaid.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-03
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-03
MRS. FORD HOSTESS on
MOTOR PARTY

Mrs. J. I. Ford was hostess fer
. sightseeing party along the
coast Wednesday. honoring Miss
Minnie Schumacher Of Mobiie. who
Is the guest Of Mrs. J. q. Murphy.
Among the points OF interest witt
ed were Beauvoir. Magnolia Park
and 0uifport Mrs. FDrds guests
we're Miss Schumacher. Mrs. Muir
ply. Mrs Celeste CoxIes and Mrs
Hannah 6kidmore.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-03

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and party.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-03

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NCosle asxisaY to kttene uae &gw1ne-
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Sunday fx = xssit % felaueem IN
Port Arthur
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several weeks "a nar honae 81 Mln
CogA Belle Nc0raaA.
Mr.. and Mrs Harmon Reid and
little @sn. John. q AluxAndFiA- La.
spent the wssk wtth Reds motlasf,
Mrs Allne Rolls
Mr. r. u McliwaEn and daagh-
ter. Barbara who have been visit
ing Ia Tire home Of Mrs Meflwalna
paren1A Dx ard Mrs s n Nc
Twain. have returned 20 their home
in Natche1 They were joined for
for the Feturn trip b Ar. Nell
vain Wno waS acrompAniadAhy Mrs
MeIlwaans mother. Mrs v. u
Wheeier.
Mrs Annie Lee Hunter = expected
to arrive from Jackson. Miss. for .
weekend visit IN the home Of IA
Reverend and Mira r. W. Ulmer.
D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Owens and
son. Roy Owens. Jr. are visiting
relatives IN Bastrop La
%
Miss Evangcliae veicich. who fos
several months has been making
her home IN Mobile. concluded {
visit 10 her parents. Nr and Mrs
James A. vclcich Monday, BY re.
turning 70 Mobile.
Mrs Eugene St Amznt spen
Monday IN Biloxi
q
It viii be distressing news 20 tn
friends OF Miss Trina veicich I.
learn that she Is not recuperntlnl
as nicely as could be desired iron
an illness 81 about ten days. Bu
they VIII be pleased 70 learn tina
her sister, Miss Joyce Velcich. whk
HAA ptHu IA IuF the same period. 4
now web ON the road to recovery
o.
Raymond johnson has arrive.
from Louisville. KY, for q vtkt Il
the home 81 his sister, Ara WArs4e.
Nolan. on Beach Boulevard
.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Cartei
and children spent Sunday In Biiox.
as the guests Of relatives
Mrs. Doyle Myers and tiny sor
have arrived from New Orleans f0l
q viEit to Mrs. George Lewis. A
Adelaide Hull, MrS. Myers va
formerly n popular member Of ~
young Pascagoula social set and
her coming is 9 pleasure 70 a larg'
circle Of friends. To the great reRre
Of the mapy here who learned q
love HRS. Alice Hull during IA
iafterk long and efficient servic'
IN the Pascagouia public schools
10 Huh vas not able to come viii
Mrs. Myers as she had manned.
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&ap7ard
T n wslA superintendent q
RAzaEcalA schools. spent we9nns-
cay IA jackson wRIere he conferred
ulA STAKE and RraerAl authorities
IL oenneck1on Wln Use r0xssused nes
eleznenaArx Hchoea for uA city
-
Nam nuruthy schosties Ct Biiox1
xrsnt ire last week end In paMs-
grziM visiting relatives and frfeo&
-
Mira J. q Mugyhg has an tFster~
estlns gsA4 In Mss Minnie Solsu-
macher who VIII return % her home
In Mcl&ie within the next few
Gays
Nrx a. c Page gin conclu1e q
xszlf OF q week % MIS- j n E9-
ing and return 30 her hosne at
Tap3lo within uae next dAy ~ -
-
Nt& NsieEn Pelham has accepted
q position as s~tenosrataaer and
bookkeepar for the Bare Motor
Corporation on Ker ssreeL
A party Of PRScaeoalnnS mosoFed
70 Pcrkinston Thursday 70 attend
: district meeting q the state
Parent Teacher Association. Among
them we're 7. r. Wells. Mira w. n
0alley, AHr1 w. r AvarA Mrs e.
T. Boxing. Mrk z A. Parker. and
Miss Kathleen Ken
Mrs w. ID Summer and niece.
Miss Hortense Thomas. and Mrx.
J. T. Henderson and daughters
Anna Dell and Tnaoecne. stopped
over for q short visit 70 Mrs. Mabel
nelhAnn. whkE enroute to ther
home at Jackson MIS- after .
vacation visit 70 points IN Alabama
and Florida. Anna Dell Henderson
wli remain for = longer stsit with
her cousins ISieta and John Charles
Pelham
o
Mrs +. Pitcher has returned home
after q vacation spent In Hollywood.
Calf and various points Of tn
terest IN the West Mrs. Pitcher
was accompanied on her trip by her
cousins. Mrs. I'd spearman- and
Miss Lorraine Spearman- Of New
Orleans. Il viii be remembered that
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Ms r. d Mcllvaln and daagh-
ter, RarbaFA. who have been visit
tng Ia Tire home of Mrs &cflwalns
parents Dx. ard Mrs. s. h. Nc
uwa1n have returned % their home
in NatrheA They we're joined for
for the Feturn trip b. Mr. Nell
vain, who vas aonompAniadshy Mrs
MeIlwRans mother. AIRS " d
Wheeler.