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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
Popular Air Stars

--M0RE-THAN-..5, 900, 600 Tadid
fans weekly follow the doings OF
Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCar-
thy, Fibber MCGEE and Molly, on
their respective air shows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
Gala Halloween Parties Planned
For Cabaret Patrons Tonight

TREE TREES Sepia swing
stress Bette st. Claire, who won a
beauty contest in Columbus. Ohio,
last year, takes encores in stride
because its becoming habit with
her since her first club engagement
in town.
On the same bill are Collins and
PITT, fast stepping tap and &C.
centric dance team; Brown and
Brown Trio, featuring Dorothy
Lee; Reuben Brown. master of
and baritone Leon
Warrick who is in a farewell week.
Dave Wilbourne and his or
chestra provide music for shows
and dancing.
WONDER BAR Entering their
final week before leaving for the
Hollywood Beach Hotel, Eddie
Paisley and his Vocalions are Of
fering a new group OF quartet
arrangements. Sylvia" and a
Hawaiian number called Little
Brown CAL are the most popular.
Also noteworthy is the fact that
sax-man Frank Wsntuck is receiv-
ing grand applause for his work
on the difficult electric fiddle.
Sammy Dibert's orchestra, fea-
turing songstress Pat Nash, alter
mates dance sets.
JEFFERSON Inn - Georg @
Dewey Washington. sepia song
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
Serenaders Return
To Hund's

AFTER A successful engage
ment, bordering on a year in the
famous Ram Room of the chal-
lenger Inn, Sun Valley, Idaho.
that popular words and music
+thFeeseme, the SHn Valley Sere-
-HadeFs, Jim peLaHd- Larry la
Prise, and Chef Jams, return TO
II un d s Restaurant, Saturday
November ].
The boys remained at the Idaho
resort for six months beyond their
contracted period beesuse Of a
continued demand for their un-
usual singing style and rhythmic
novelties. They appeared in the
Sonia Henie picture. "Sun Valley
Serenade" while there.
They will play from us until
Il a. m. every evening, except
Sunday at Hund's.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31

vocalizes on swing numbers anc
Donna Reece steps out in lively
acrobatic routines.
MANIPULATING '1sugh-maS-
Ter" OF ceremonies Herbie Leipsig
In humorous show are the Radio
testers, impersonators OF air-wave
stars. who have been held BY de-
mand for a second week.
Daring dancer Patricia Webster
and swing harpiSt Olivette Miller
are new to the bill, and Olga re-
mains 10 swing out hit tune ar
rsngernentS OF Don DiMarto' s
orchestra
SAKs-Cliff Winehill's timely
sense OF humor was warmly re-
ceived on his return to this spot
last Wednesday night. With Buddy
Lester staying on as master OF
ceremonies. COMEDY comes in
double doses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
Lafayette Offers
Belinda SUNDAY

In spite Of the great strain on
DANA -krupSka.- who plays the
role of Belinda. the deaf mute
heroine it, Johnny BeiiHa4ss4. ;,
opening at the Shubert Lafayette
.Theater Sunday, the management
has decided to have her carry the
full burden OF the role at every
performance departure from
the method used by them in the
past.
When Johnny Belinda" opened
in New York at the Belasco
iTheater a year ago with Helen
Craig in the Belinda role. it
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31

CON O-The Three Peters
Sisters, song-stars of stage and
screen. share top position in a
new revue with the Three Busi-
nessmen OF Rhythm. tricky tap
troupe.
Comedian Dick Montgomery and
tenor Orlando Robertson hold over
along with the jitterbugs and
Congeettes, while producer Ted
Blackman remains at the helm.
SfEvAD0RA - Poppy JacQue-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31

Music for a huge supporting
show is supplied by Warney Ruhl
and his ~. b. c. orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31

Blaine and Elaine are ballroom
experts. Oriental Hoo Shee take,
vocal honors. and the Carroll
Dancers complete the show.
Karl Spaeth's orchestra con-
tinues on the bandstand,
MAYFAIR--With Phil 0lsen's
orchestra providing a musical set.
ting. and with wacky Buddy Du-
ray presenting each act. this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31

week = + q V u z
lacks very little
in the way OF
interesting en-
tertainment.
IT contains
the song styles
of Anita Louis,
the difficult toe
a n d acrobatiC
dances Of June
Brooks, the sa :
tire Of Lynn
Roth and the
thrilling wire
a n d hannibal.
anc n & sketch
OF Don Fran
cisco and Com
pany.
Billed as Ameri-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
BY WALTER STEVENSON

ROY VAL E-Militant Myrus,
whose telepathic abilities enable
Y. \ hirrnA - AnI.,n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31


into your in
nermost secrets
If you dare
think out loud,
remains TO head
the Halloween
revue tonight.
Ted and Mary
Taft are en-
thus ! a s tic in
dance routines,
and the roller
skating Holly
W God Blondes
thrill ringsiders.
Lovely Doro-
thy Blaine's un-
usual song ar
rangements, to-
gether with the
production of
ferings of the
T Kretlow
dancers, round
out the show.
It's Don Nc
Cranes orches-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31

4
and Rita. who
20 p n e d ] a S I
Tuesday as the
mainstays of a
new floor show
policy,
In addition TO
their solo and
duet dance pres
Ientations. the
pair will teach
dance enthusi-
a 3 ts, without
charge how to-
r u m b a an d
.conga,
South Of the
border music is
] n ct all
{ h r o ugh the
evening. and it's
Jimmy Gonzalez
and his South
American band
on the b an d.
stand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31

star who is one
lof the few vet
lerans- of slloM
ID uxinesS, is
nearing the end
lof a successful
engagement al
this spot.
| A former star
10 I h e Cotton
Gu b In New
York and a one
time favorite OF
b r o a d W a US
Harlem district.
George Is still
able TO dra w
Applause for
enc0r,p nt,vr,l,arc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31

seemed that any young actress
could carry on without an alter
nate. But after three months
Miss Craig found the role taxing
her strength TO such an extent
that she finally resigned the part
and went 10 the Pacific Coast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
SfEvaDoR7

iIine James, as
m re SIS OF
&c re m on ! e =
sparks a grand
HaHIeween
revue in which
Cariott2 and
Meyers, W IL h
their excellently
trained bird act,
kferge as show
iliners.
Vro the music
of Jack Thomas
or C h st r a .
George Rochea
executes fin e
I a p rouunes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
Three Officials
To Attend Meet
Insurance Confab
In Cincinnati

Mcssrs. Chas- H. Mahonsy l.. {.
Rlount and j. { Atwaicr will leave
Wednesday for Cincinnati to attend
the mid-year conference of the
aecnrv officers OF the National Ne
gro Insurance association which
VIII be held on Nov. - IS and 30.
; this conference plans will he per-
tecied for the 1912 Nationwide cs-
say confess, and National Negro In
surar,e Week program.
on sunday morning. NOV. 80. this
group o. m n VIII be in Cleveland
when he secretary OF the associa-
lion. G. l. Townes OF Richmond
Va presents Dr. Glenn T. Settle.
t.reetor OF the Wings over Jordan
Program a plaque on behalf of the
National Negro Insurance associa-
ton for hi, splendid cooperation
Win the association and the public
reatons work being done by him
and his choir for the entire Negro
.aco.
This program Will take place
sunday morning at 1880 as a part
Of The Wings over Jordan broad
cast.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
UAW-CIO
Continued from page u

Sard 10 minority groups. since the
establishment OF the committee.
K. c. Thomas. head OF the JAW
10, took time out from the conven-
no nto draft letter 10 the Packard
Local Executive board, protesting
against the presence OF a racial diff
ncgliy existing in that plant. rela
fye 10 the transfer OF Negro en-
pl0yees, as agreed To in the Six
i'nini program worked out between
nc Office OF Production Manage
ment. the UAW-CIO and the auto
mnhilc manufacturers. He further
stated that the UAW-CIO would
iand by the lnier-racial committee
and the executive board In carry
.ng ont the provisions against ra-
Gal discrimination toward workers
The Rev. owen Whitfield. of Mis-
souri representing the Negro share
cfoppers Of the South. made an elo-
quent and dramatic appeal on tho
Huor OF the convention for the
workers he represented He urged
'he Congress Of Industrial Organ
i2dtion to come speedily 10 the aid
~ these hundreds Of thousands OF
oppressed and benighted plantation
hands below the Mason and Dixon $
LIMO
Thousands ~ the cotton hands
have been thrown out Of work and
are roaming the South empty
banded the speaker declared.
They are not greatly concerned
about Hiler's bombs. because they
have nothing 10 bomb
Thursday afternoon. sev oral
prominent Negro delegates 20 tho
convention md number OF leading
citizens ret for press conference
At the offices OF the Negro OrEagiz-
Ing committee OF the GO in tho
building OF the Associated Women $
clubs John l.. Williams represent
Cd The Courier. Louis Martin, The
Michigan Chronicle. and .ir. and
Mrs. J. F.. Mccall. The Detroit Tri-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
Cunningham
Continued from page y

during wogk.ns hours, reused Z"
carry GU, orders and created low
morale. Auditor John C.Cowan. *
IS rogor'sd. made tho motion for
ihe dismSso.s and John +. SWee-
rey. head OF the APARTMENT. was
given authority iolffe any employee
ins reeiect Of dufy.
IL ~ cs'Ng his d.smis sal. Cum
nin-ntm deg,ascd that he was abb
sen. from Us jnh for poiiilca. cam
20 cnnc Jor illness, lie said.
Whcn they look up The records
'Aev ae roins 20 md thar all hit
q couple of my abson, have hecn
because vas ont Campaigning for
II 81 tbs auditors
The TrbGne Was unable 10 locate
NqnuipSham foe an in,cryiew. hut
ONE OF the ioea. ddles o. Tuesday.
y Isl. - Qaoto hm as follows;
works For tampaign
"ln 1855 Wien Auditor !. G.
vans 4an f1 fe-pioetion Ben
rthan. cs county Accountant.
gave me Som AND told ne. CO get
votes We base 90 Vim l was told
Nj punch D and punch ONT when
was ouf anaaiguing. THIS falA
tampaisnsd i.r Mayor Jelues |
dldn', 500 fha u MADE any diiior-
cnrc. The asdltps undoHhtcdly
know ahoa y because they saw me
about the halls Win my hat and
tost GA az (. au am. aud mus have
known tina WASH. working.
When inie viewed Weduc- day By a
o hume re;oeiCr Hon BENJAMIN
rciAani Wasne County accountant.
Mad 'he i0Iawing statcmcn, rcla-
tNe ,o the Anninshan case
caun see Why Mr.. GINNING
bans 81 dn mrrlon MY name IN
th- mafc a. ms dismissal Mas
ommrnded hy John s. Sweeney.
his deia lmnni head opposed his
dismissal anti he had boon ri1cN
aN pin uuis 20 be- Nodfd from Il
Hvptar. iho.e WAS much III feeling
between ih 'Nn gentlemen. Al
though Mr. Cunningham record
feicals tAa' since his appointment
May iG 1894. he la, hcon ahscn,
fiom work 20 times and tardy -
umcs he gave illno,s As the cause
luy all cf these days 90 absence !
Lad withheld hL report pending ?
satisfactory explanation. until he
returned from his vacation.
Speaking o. the money cunning
ham claimed was paid him, Mr.. Pei
ham continued
Regarding The money he sass
paid him do nor remember ans
amount but ,ln lcmemhcr m.
0u sing him ont of my own pocket
foi 'hf munoy he mieht nave spent
a Ao Not want ans county en-
p.ovce paying oN any money iot q
candidates caniNcn | d. recall
giving him some money when h'
presented ma Bill ns h' was one n'
tile fow comfy Workfls Who de-
Wanded money Nas interested %
Mr.. Cowans election aud wc hae
many wnrkcrs ia the hcld and Mr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29

chairman Of the Assembly. ex-
pressed his qualification that De-
trou and this conference had been
thus honored and added that he
had complete confidence that Ne
gro and white citizens alike will
Jam every available seat at North
western Hieh 10 hear this outstand-
ing churchman and statesman
In addition TO his councilmanic
duties. Rev. Powell. viii also con-
tinue 70 ofhciaie at the Abbyssinian
Baptist church, largest Negro
church in the world. He is we'll
know throughout the nation for his
various religious and civic enter
priscs.
Rev Powell's election in New
York City. in the recent election.
vas hailed by prominent Americans
in all walks OF life as a signal az
frmation on the democratic process
ses and as symbol OF the unity
of the American people in the race
OF threat OF Hitler.
Admission TO the rally. which
opens the second annual Detroit
Youth Assembly is free other
speakers AT the rally include Rich
ard Frankcnstcin. aviation director
on the uAW-ClO; Wendell Lund.
executive director OF the Michigan
unemployment Compensation Com
mission and GOV. Van waeoners
personal represeniativcs and John
Dsrr. 81 the executive hoard Of
the National intercollegiate Chris
iian council.
Entertainment at the rally will
include tho Marian Anderson sing
ers. Polish singers, and Marvin Du-
pree of the Dixie Eight
The Assembly conference will
discuss Youth in Defense Of
America Future and Gov Van
Wagner has declared November
IS. opening day IF the conferences
Michigan Youth Defense Day The
public Is urged TO participate in the
conference sessions ri Northwest
ern High school Saturday and sun
day. The conference I, Endorsed by
John G. Dancey executive director
of the Detroit Urban League. and by
vany other prominent civic leaders.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
Mrs. Ella Auther d
Woodland Resort n.
In Detroit Hospit,

Funeral rites tor the h. y.
ETA Au'h'r 2 Woodland p,rs !,
Detroit Vho died 1t n, lo,,l y
iiy hospi'al SATURDAY. Nov ), :.
held at ! pm Wednesday nos !
Charles Cole Funeral s.,n,
East Vernor The RsvR.L. D.
by officia'od
Mrs. Aa'acf Who With ml.
band. Marion Al'her had open,
a hotel a. Woodland Park 4,
numher - years was n.
esteemed S5o Tas born !, \ \
hers'burg Ontario IN ls.2
Burial W. n Nonrte. Nrh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29

The program opcnea WIN the
singing % he star Spaasloa Ban
nee by the pupils after which the
Oath of Allegiance was gNen
Barbara Gibson. ssed ~ .a'goduced
be Rev. Horace A. White pastor OF
Plymouth Cons fegationa hurch
and member OF the Michigan cgis-
attire and the neiroi, hoNsfng
commission. Who made .orceiul
SIX re stated that The Detroit
lines bad organlzed and -psnsoied
q plan FOR teaching ca.id~en ioya.-
o. 20 Gemoc sflc Fy'ncples and 90
'hsir country by giving them The
job Q, ge'ung their psreats cli 70
vote A. elections Tho speaker point
Cd our 'ha' az al ~ the sehoos Of
The CRY. VIII aifendances o, from
500 % l50N BISHOP schoo. was INC
most successful IN the contest Ire
children had nothing ~ % wrh
aov their parents voted hl' sui-
Ply insisted that each ciefen 'aAe
advantsEs OF The opportunity 10
vote
The Rev Nr whre conSsaiu-
.aie1 tire ?lp,.s q, BISHOP ugan
thslr SUI ess b waning the AWARD
under taa hne leadership * pag.
Taom7s p fas 9.1n pa and h.,
81 snfia iesthns SAL
~ catniet s. ~ Tas Times wha
suggested inc ps're'ic undressing
s- opea The rrv Nf. Nhie ou
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29

hume. Among the others in attsn-
dance. in addition to the delegates.
were tho Rcv. Horace A. Wh'e.
Father Malcolm Dade. the Rev. John
Miles. walter Harding. Miss Lee
and several others
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
Shoots Husband

Officers say he confessed and
claimed he shot Lyle because he
had accused him Of being familiar
with his wife.
Johnsons shotgun is being held
by police as evidence al the trial.
Lyle will recover
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29

Drivers downtown garage or
sanitation needs clean. neat. hon
%. and careful men NJ good habits
n work part time r,rnlngs. Inquire
Thrift shop. 6g6s Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
All kinds OF Repairing; additions.
Siding. fa.y terms. Established 30
Years. 2i3 Ford \. 8. triSman.
To. e.lls0.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29

on Heater nsed. VIII heat six
rooms. s1t.5o. inquire In Gas sta
ton, ssSo Joy Road.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29

Dresses. Hats. Mons Wear new
and nnclaimpdi bargains. Corlnnes
iO09 Cass. 2 n : pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
Rev. White Presents Silver Plaque;
Congratulates Faculty On Leadership

A program Of patriotic songs interspersed with
speeches presented the Local Bishop school Monday
Al pm on the Of the presentation Of silver
PLAQUE the school 10y The Detroit Times. for patriotic
service rendered the community.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
Wins Times Award For Patriotic Servic9
"A. Clayton Poweu To Addrss]
Youth Confab; Keynote, Defensl

Marking hrsw DR.
the New York City council will
the Detroit Youth Assembly
8 pr Friday, Nov. 2s
announcing Powels speak this Edward H.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
Ku Klux Khan Warns

calf. pastor @. ST. Peters AMI
zion church have recently heen
actively engaged IN fighting the a
tiyiic, OF the Hamiramck Tax-Pay-
crs association and others who afe
alleged 20 he unfiiendly toward Ne
gro residents.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
FOR RTNT

Rooms for Light Housekeeping.
Automatic Heat: prices from si.,0
and s5.OO per week. 6i63 Iroquois.
Phone Olive si9s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29

VOLUf VIiVh " Nj
Grocery and Meat Market for
sale. fine living quarters. Modern.
VIII sacrifice other business rea.
fon for selling. Westtlde - ~.
Aliss.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29

NANIfn
Experienced Beauty operator
References. Sfe1cnSun's Heanfy
service. ~. 2s3s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
nIIr MANIII

Experienced tolored Glo,e Op.
orator. apply J0a3 Falr,ier : TO
10 am.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29

Cunningham Was only one of the
hundreds Of workers who worked in
The election worked myself. but
! did MOI miss any time from my
inh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
CLASSIFIED
Roow FOR RIM

HTNN FWH TT n
Nlrelv furnished room Tor quIet
renned couple in private home. s5Si
Melrose. near clay.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-28
26-MisceIIaneous for Sale

NEW SINGER cabinet sewing ma
chine, cost Sis, will sell for SIS
Payment plan if to responsible
party. Phone 975. 2 4
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-28

29-POULTRY

WANTED: All kinds of poultry. Pay
highest possible prices. S 81 M
Poultry. Phone $40 Ell Centre. liz
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
AIR BASES DESTROYED

japanese troops, which landed
near Balanga, are threatening the
sector west of Manila, the broad
cast added
OBSTRUCTION OF several air
bases around Manila by the
Japanese air force practically
placed the Philippine air force
hOrs de combat" the speaker
concluded.
According TO the radio an
Inouncement. based on a message
from Shanghai, the Philippine
national assembly met this morn
ing in Manila and decided TO leave
the city for an unannounced
destination.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29

10 be aiming from
Mauban on the coast toward the
towns OF Luisiana and PagsaniJan
in Luguna province.
The second prong pushed from
the Lamon Bay beachhcad at
Atimonan towards the towns OF
Lucena, Sariaya, Candelaria and
Tiaong in TayabaS province.
In tins advance the japanese
were able 10 advance with then
tanks, even though bridges in their
path had been destroyed
Filipino fighters said tho Japa-
neSe soldiers are chiefly young
boys rs years old or less
They said these youths arc
sloppy fighters and that they even
stand up 10 load their rifles, be-
coming easy targets for defending
The japanese. they added. are
wearing a variety of uniforms and
using Stunted bayonctS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29

ADVERTISFMEi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
US. Units Take Stand
Along River i'm LuZOn
By JORGE TEODORO
Init News Service Special Correspondent

on THE SOUTHERN LUZON
FRONT, Dec %, After engaging
the enemy three times in four
days, American troops in south
eastern Luzon today formed a line
along the TayabaS River in .prepa-
ration for a determined stand
against any further Japanese adj
vance
There were indications that Jap
forces advancing toward the heart
of Laguna Province have been
Joined by part Of the enemy forces
which landed at Mauban on the
shore of Lamon Bay, the second
enemy beachhead on this front.
Residents of Lucban in Tayabas
Province who fled from the town
reported seeing three truckloads
of japanese arriving at Mauban.
Raw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29

position TO make a successful
stand against further pressure
Soldiers of the American-Fili-
pino force declared the enemy
suffered heavy losses during their
advance from Atimonan on Lamon
The ratio of losses was 10
japanese for every American or
Filipino fighter lost.
The engagements today were
confined 10 intermittent exchanges
of artillery fire and sniping be-
tween scouts facing each other
across the narrow Tiang River.
TOWNS DESERTED
Driving from Manila TO the
front, this correspondent passed
through one deserted town after
another.
The fighting occurred in the
midst of Luzon Islands famous
cocoanut region.
The enemy appeared TO be in
position TO launch a two-pronged
drive against Manila. One column
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
IN GOOD POSITION

AS reorganized in their new po-
SitionS today the American and
Filipino defenders on the south
ern front appear 10 be in a good
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
LEISURELY BOMBERS

Two observation planes APP
peared over the city al $50 a. m
Then seven bomberS were sighted
over the heart of Manila al ll:25
They circled leiSurely one drop
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29

first bomb explosion was heard at
~ OS a hit on a ship just outside
the brcakwatcr.
The attack reached its greatest
intensity shortly after l22O and
for 80 minutes bombs literally
were rained from the skies ON
the dctenScle>S city and IT'S help
less residents. At one time 80
bomberS were over the city, NOV
ing deliberately IN cchelOnS of
three, dropping their deadly mis-
sileS carefully.
All sections Of the city were
rocked with cNpIOSioRS-with the
efforts Of the Jap bombardierS APP
parcntlY concentrated on n %
water front, the business district
and the homes of the poorer
classes Of FilipnoS i'm the walled
city or intramuroS section.
NO MORE BLACK OUTS
In accordance with instructions
'of Gen. Douglas Macarthur. black
outs no longer are observed since.
Manila was declared an open city
With dark. the residents turned
.on their lights as is the right of
an open city But this defiant geS-
ture was of no real Importance
for the flames from many fires
sufficiently lighted the stricken
target.
Ruined and damaged buildings
included the most modern as well
as The ancient structures Of Manila
The national treasury building was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
BURN THROUGH NIGHT

Five large fires burned through
oar the might AND smoke rose
from score, or ruUc5 buildings IN
me heart of The business district
from waterfront piers and from
ruined home. of The poor IN the
old wal.ea ,ItN.
No estimate of casualties has
been made
Cur purpose Of The raids. d.
rcCtrd against churches hospitals
and schools. was 10 break the
spirit O.. the people of Manila and
an the islands In that purpose.
The ,aId completely failed.
Tho people are grim and un-
terrified. scething with Indignation
Wrathiul Filipino youths are rush
ing % the battle fronts where they
can make their feelings effective
against the ruthless invaders.
Sundays bombingS of the to-
tally dclcnSclcSs city were the
most cruel and ruthless in the
history or warfare. q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29

For the Inside News" OF
Washington, Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column I'm the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29

ping down to within 1000 feet Of
the rooftops for a close up view
Of the previous days damage The