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The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-07-25

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24

Gen. Hugh =. j hnso n.
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
WELL PROTECTED

The voyageur was we'll pro-
tected against sunburn during his
days travels with dark blue velvet
breeches and a blue velvet jacket
over his red doublet. His breeches
were stuffed into high brown
leather boots which apparently
had seen little use and a sword
was strapped to his side. -
He also wore curly brown wig
which came to his shoulders and
occasionally got in his eyes.
While the cameramen went
about their work, Edward II. Ken
nedy Jr., city purchaser. pinned d
huge badge upon Cadillac's chest
proclaiming him honorary mayor
of Detroit for a day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Job Discrimination
Stupid, Ethridge Says

WASHING TON. July "a
QNS) Mark F. Ethridge vice
president and general manager OF
the Louisville Courier-Journal and
the Louisville Times. today de
clared in his capacity as chairman
Of the OPMs committee on fail
employment practices that il is
stupid 10 discriminate against en-
lploYmcnt of Negroes in defense
work.
He said the same thing applied
TO other groups who comprise Z
minority because OF race. creed
color or national origin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
'DSR Pay Raise
|Up TO Union,s
Vote Saturday

Leaders of the Street Car Mems
Union (AFL) today received a
$500, 000-a-year pay raise for plat
form men with lukewarm en-
thusiasm and prepared TO present
the settlement 10 a membership
meeting Saturday night.
The pay increases, which raise
motormen and conductors from 80
cents an hour 10 81 cents, and
coach operators from sc cents TO
90 cents. were decided by three
man arbitration board.
The award falls far short OF
the unions demands, but repre-
sents the largest burden which the
arbitrators felt could be placed on
1.-The street railway system at this
thine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
The CddiIIdCs'
Make Birthday
Tour Of Detroit.

Celebrating the two hundred
and fortieth anniversary Of the
foundin gof Detroit, Count An.
tome de la Mothe Cadillac" "a
patrolman in the accident preven'
ton bureauD and Madame Ca.
dillac" Ga professional model
were touring Detroit today at "a
speed which would have left even
the great voyageour, mighty tra'
weller that he Was, little breathe
less.
Officially. Mr.. and Mrs. Cadillac
arrived in town at 9 a. m. but
actually it can hardly be said they
ever went away.
Both live here. Cadillac" being
Patrolman V. Norbert Deary OF
1851 Strasburg avenue. and tho
Madame" really Miss Regina
+Zawaclky of 60S2 LarkinS avenue.
and only a half hour before their
appearance they climbed into a
private airplane and circled the
city airport for a half hour while
their welcoming committee as
Isembled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Essert Named
.AtGrosse Pointe

Paul L. Essert, head Of the Den
yer Opportunity School and direc-
tor of vocational education for the
public schools of Denver. Colo.
will succeed DIR. f. r. Van Kleek
as superintendent of the Crosse
Peinte pdbiic schools, II WIS an.
nounced today by the Crosse
Pointe Board Of Education.
A native Of Colorado, Essert be.
gan his professional career as &
teacher and athletic coach in the
public schools at Willard, Colo. Fol
two years he was superintendent
of schools at Crook. Colo, anC
then for four years was the princi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
MOTHERS FORM CLUB

WILKES BARRE, Pa. July "a
- tINS)--Formation of a new
10 be known as the
Mothers Of Selectees," was an.
nounced here today. The firs'
meeting. under the direction Of
Mrs Alan G.. KiStlcr mother Of
three sons in the service. will b,
held Tuesday TO discuss organiza
tioA on a national scale. %
Our objective will be TO
work for the welfare of our
boys in camps" Mrs. kistler ex-
Dlained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Union Accepts Mediation

w A S II \ G. 7 O n, July "a
QNS)-A viewpoint recommended
ton for ending the labor dispute
at The Air Associates, Inc, plant
at Bendix. n. j.. where a strike
has tied up production of airplane
parts under national defense or
derS since July IA, was made today
by the National Defense Mediation
Board, and accepted by represen-
tatives of the union. Company Of
ficials were granted a few days to
consider the proposal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
2 Flee With Cash
In Fortune, Hunt
international News Photo

A search was being made today
by police for two men who
swindled Vincent Cirosta, 80, of
1916 East Willis avenue out OF
$1,000 after enlisting his aid in
their search for man who had
inherited a fortune"
Cirosta, a laborer, told police he
drew the money from the bank
and gave il TO the men evidence
of his honesty. He said they were
discussing the search when one
man declared he felt faint and the
other gave Cirosta IS cents fol
some headache tablets.
While Cirosta was in a drul
store, the pair fled with his 81 900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
PROCLAMATION By MAYOR

fhott~thhAAoAN ID
Mayor Edward ]. Jeffries today
issued a proclamation naming Fri
day and Saturday Aluminum-for-
Defense Days.
This IL the first opportunity
offered TO all OF us to particle
nate In the national defense
program by giving something to
the nation" he said. IL am eager
that Detroit be In the forefront
OF the larger American cities
making the most of this practi-
cal opportunity to serve"
The mayor has another stake In
the collection. bet with the
MAYOR of Cleveland that Detroit
will beat her sister lake city. He
wants the two aluminium frying
pans which are the wager.
OPM CHIEF SEES MAYOR
Paul II. Jordan, district OPM
director, called on the mayor and
told him that the quality OF alumni
mum being donated already was
of stteff II quality that tt may be
used in actual airplane construc-
ton.
All Detroit is turning out for the
drive. Business firms have offered
trucks and drivers 10 help the Boy
Scouts. The Quality Damp Wash
Laundry has given 50 trucks and
drivers for Saturday. So has the
Ludington News Company, and the
Truck Drivers Association is send
ing as many as il can marshal and
still more trucks are needed.
VETERANS GROUPS ACTIVE
Every veterans organization is
working.
So are women's clubs, churches,
fraternal orders.
Mayor Jeffries asks all apart
ment house managers 10 canvass
their tenants. have the aluminium
dishes ready for the soliciting Boy
Scouts.
Tomorrow 10 City Hall will come
the Detroit iron and metal col
lectorS. They are the push cart
men who work through the cityS
alleys. They told Harold Hardy
Crowell. the mayors secretary
they want 10 do their part and
give old aluminium TO the drive
WAR HERO DONATES KIT
Russell Baker, Red Arrow vet
Gran. who has a medal Of the
Purple Heart and is DetroitS
No. ] war hero. has donated the
mess kit which went over the tor
with him in France. Said Baker:
Its seen lot Of good beans.
What day IL was when we
could find an egg 10 cook with
the back bacon. It's been a good
old mess kit"
Baker. who has carried on from
the last-wfF- through opera
tions on his machine gunned leg
says of his injuries:
I'm lucky 10 be alive. I'd do
II over again. For I've got faith
In our country"
Hamtramck today opens hel
own drive. Workers have divided
the city into IL districts with 2(
workers TO leach district. They are
police and firemen, city employees
veterans who will help the city:
Boy Scouts there. They hope e
fill a bin Is by 20 by 10 feet il
front of the City Hall.
Here in Detroit you'll find bin.
at Gratiot and Warren avenues
Northwestern Field. Vancouver ave
nue. opposite the Hollev CarburatoI
Company, Schoolcrait and Ard
more Just off Grand River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Youth With Shotgun
Captures d Germans

LONDON. July 24.-GNS)-
Great Britain found a new hero
today-a 16-year-old youth with a
penchant for shooting rabbits,
Early this morning the youngster.
armed with a shotgun, was out
hunting for his favorite quarry in
the wheat fields near Sandown on
the Isle of Wight.
Suddenly a German Junkers-SS
bomber crashed into a nearby field.
The crew of four German air
lmen-two of whom were armed
with automatics-was Subdued and
captured by the boy and his shot
gun.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
REPORT SIGNED

The arbitration report was
signed by Federal Judge Frank A.
Picard. the neutral member; Sam
uel T. Gilbert, president of the
DSR and the systems representa-
tive, and Recorders Judge George
Murphy, the unions representa-
tive.
In addition 10 the pay raise. the
4 900 DSR employees affected OBJ
tanned an increase in their vaca-
ton allowance of from 10 days to
II days.
The increases are retroactive 10
April l. which will mean lump
sum payment OF approximately S3S
for bus drivers and $40 for street
car men.
TWO WEEKS TO COMPUTE
Fred A. Nolan, DSR general
manager. said il would take two
weeks 10 complete the computa-
tons for the retroactive pay.
AFL union leaders declined 70
predict how the rank and file
would accept the award Saturday
might.
MAY AND MAY NOT
Thorald p. Wuori, president OF
Division 70 of the Street Car Men S
Union. AF'L, said:
"They may accept IL very
gracefuffy-which they probably
wilton the other hand there Is
the possibility tat they may
not"
Before the arbitration started
July Z. the DSR commission had
ALREADY granted the platform men
S36S. 900 worth of improved work
ing conditions-such as elimina-
tion of many "tripper runs in
favor of full eight-hour runs.
Thus the total labor cost in
creases for the next year will be
close TO S1,000.0O0 for the street
car and coach men. In addition to
this, the DSR commission granted
the DSR white collar" workers
1858. 900 in raises. the maintenance
division S24l 900 in raises and will
pay $4,000 more than usual into
the employe pension funds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
eat b. Detroit Tines. Al rights fesersed
DICK HOOK, Is

Hayes Of Lansing, a football letter
winner. who ultimately were ac-
cepted. Calihan was deferred
because he is employed in gov
eminent arsenal al La Porte. Ind
Both Cahhan and O'Donnell
came from Chicago but registered
for the draft from Detroit ODon-
nell coached al St. Benedicts High
School last Winter.
Two newspaper reporters were
indicted yesterday. They are
Harvey Patton Jr. and Robert p
Weeks of the Detroit News.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Home Loans Rise

Home loans in Michigan for the
first six months of 1871 totalled
3 $50 and amounted to S9,797 94S
it was reported today by Oscar
r. kreutz. general manager of the
Federal Savings and Loan lnsur.
ance Corporation, In the same
period last year there were 3421
loans amounting 10 SS.llS570.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24

pal Of a junior high school at
Sterling
His next post was principal OF
the high school at Fort Collins,
Colo, and he was then appointed
supervisor ofsSecondary education
in the Denver school system. In
1893 he was named head of the
opportunity school Since 1888 he
has also served as director of vo-
cational education in Denver.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Bow Scouts to Seek Aluminium
Bright and Early Tomorrow
City's Metal Good
Enough for Use
in Airplanes
BY VERA BROWN

Mrs. Detroit had better prepare
to answer an early ring at her
door bell tomorrow morning.
For the city's 5000 Boy Scouts
will be on the job. out to get the
city's old aluminium dishes. Will
liam S. Knudsen. head Of OPM
wants them for national defense
and the Boy Scouts TO man are
going to see that he gets them.
The youngsters will be out with
bags, push carts and wagons to
collect your old cast-off aluminium
dishes. Detroit business firms are
so squarely behind Mr.. knudsen
and the Boy Scouts that they've
donated fleets Of trucks and driv-
ers TO pick up the Boy Scouts
collections as they go from door to
door.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Cage Star Deferred
Bob Calihan, Former u. of D. Basketball Ace, Gets
Last-Minute Job Deferment

The army didn't get Bob Cali
han, rated the best basketball
player in the history Of the Uni
versity of Detroit and later De-
troit Eagles professional player
after all.
Scheduled 20 oe indicted with
two other l.. of ID. a:hleteS. Frank
O'Donnell, a teammate and Frank
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
BRAYELY SET FORTH

With slightly more than so per-
sons on hand TO greet them, in
GLIDING newspapermen, Boy Scouts
and few city officials, the Cad
I11acs made their landing and
bravely set forth to do the town
on one of its hotter days in cos
tunes which included four petti-
coats (for Mrs. Cadillac) and a red
doublet and thigh length leather
boots for the representative of thA
great explorer. y
In addition to the petticoatss
two of which could be seen the
|red-haired Madame Cadillac wore
a blue satin dress trimmed with
old lace and a light green bonnet
decorated with artificial flowers.
The flowers were explained by
Cadillac himself who informed. q
feminine greeter commenting on
the beauty of the hat:
I'VE have found many such
beautiful flowers In this new
xuOrId ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
Kay's Band
Will Open
Beach Friday

LIKE so many of our big
name" dance favorites, Herbie
Kay, who opens the ballroom at
jefferson Beach for the season this
Friday night, began his musical
career while pursuing his studies
at orthwes tern University.
Herbie's Sigma Alpha Epsilon fra
ternity brothers persuaded him TO
organize an orchestra to play for
their annual fraternity dance, and
the boys stuck together after the
dance to become popular with the
college "alligators.
After graduation Herbie's career
with a brokerage office came to an
abrupt end when he made his pro-
feSSional debut at Chicago's Tria-
non Ballroom and became an
instantaneous hit. Radio programs.
in addition to ballroom engage
ments. skyrocketed the band to
fame. and since that first appear
ance Herbie has played in the best
hotels and country clubs in the
country in addition to establish
ing countless records everywhere
on one-night engagements.
Ken Nealy and Ellen Connor
are the featured vocalists with
Rays band. and the members of
the orchestra offer a variety of
specially comedy songs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
Major Bowes' Unit at Colonial Friday

on the Colonial stage, beginning
Friday.
The new production is making
coast to coast tour, giving the
radio audiences in the honor cities
a chance to see their favorite
amateur performer.
Those to appear here include
Phil Irving, master of ceremonies;
Jack Carter, impersonator of
movie stars and radio celebrities;
Minda Lang, who performs the I'M
usual feat of whiStling from the
base of her throat instead of
through her teeth; Three Tops,
two boys and a girl in a trick
roller skating exhibition; Curley
Williams. who does a tap dance on
skates; Andrews Trio. wizards of
the electric guitar; George Gillette
in musical oddities; Dorothy
Zane, tapster and saXaphoniSt, and
others.
Raymond Schneider, manager of
the Colonial, may make a tele-
phone request of Major BoweS to
send on this weeks winner as an
added feature of the show.
Two big screen features will
complete the bill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
Cleveland to Offer Pop
Concerts Beginning June Is

IN CLEVELAND the third
season Of Summer pop" concerts
in a garden setting in the Public
Auditorium will open on June IS.
Twelve evening concerts by the
Cleveland orchestra. with Rudolph
Ringwall conducting, will be pre-
sented on Wednesday. Friday and
Saturday evenings of the third
and fourth weeks of June and the
second and third weeks of July.
A musical event of the first inn
portance, the Summer pops" even
outdraws the attendance OF the
annual visit of the Metropolitan
Opera. which has topped $4,000
attendance for the past five years.
The Summer concerts drew S7,435
last year and were so successful
that an added fifth week was
given.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
Mind Up

factors, you know, can lead as
sheltered and sequestered lives
as closely-guarded debutantes.
"But now, I'm convinced that
Broadway must become synony-
nous with Main Street and that
plays such as The Time of Your
Life deserve performance by
the original companies in every
city from the Atlantic to the
Pacific. Certainly the response
would seem TO warrant it,"
Bowling has made up his mind
to take everything he does, pro-
ducing or acting, all over the
country from now on. even if he
has to leave his family or take
them on those dreaded one-night
stands.
Miss Hayden, of course, has done
a lot more touring in recent years
than Bowling. The lovely blond
actress. after several futile and
useless seasons at M-G-M, gave
up the idea of a movie career 10
return to the stage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
Film Time Clock

ADAMs-"The Black Cat" II :oe a. m.
.2.2s. SAT, e:06 p. m; Penny Serenade,
1919, 3:3s, 6:57, 1915 p. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL -- Buck Pri.
Yates" IL a. m, 2:24, $50. 81 p. m.
strawberry Blonde" 1925. $50, 7:05
1920 p. m.
CIHDERELLA-"Bu Buck Privates," 1890
1881, 1872, 1888 p. M; strawberry
Blonde" 7;1s. 5:S7. s:5s p, m.
CINEMA - The Dream Of Butterfly"
IL, 2, 4. s, s. 10 p. m.
FISHER Privates 227, 5:43
% p. m: strawberry Blonde" II IS, 3:51,
1907, 10 D. m.
FOX - The Lady From Cheyenne. -
12;47. 4:02. 7:i7, 1882 p. m; Model
Wife, 1925 a. m, 2:40, 5:55, $40 p. m.
hICHIGAN-"so Ends Our Night" IL
a. m, 1904. 6:5s, 1852 p. m; Footsteps
in the Dark" 1:21, 5:15, s:Os p. m.
MADIsoN-"st Stella Dallas" l2:4e, 4:O3.
7:1T, 1921 ?. m: Gateway" IL 80 a. m,
2:44, 5:5s, s;12 p. m.
PALMs-sTATE-"The Great Lie" IL 30,
1853, 1925. 1888 D. m; Las Vegas
Nights" 1905 g, m, 2;32. $50. s:26
p. m.
RIVIERA-"Buck Privates." p 80. 1882.
7:14, 1895 p. m; strawberry Blonde, "
AIS, 5:37. s:5e p. m.
UNITED ARTISTS" People Versus DR..
Kildare" II a. m, 2:16. 5:32 s:4s D. m
Men Of Boys Town" 1929. $40, 6.56,
1912 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
Large Auditorium,

These outdoors indoor" con-
certs make full use of the huge
size of Cleveland's auditorium with
its 9,000-seat capacity and the
main floor is filled with small
les and comfortable, air.
cushioned. chromium armchairs
and complete service of beverage
and refreshments is provided.
The concerts are presented by
the Cleveland Summer Music
Society and are an outgrowth of
the seasons of Summer light opera
presented by this society in the
Aquastage which was used for
Billy Roses Aquacade during the
Great Lakes Exposition of 1886
and 1887.
Not only have the concerts
proved of great worth themselves,
but because Of the somewhat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
.t Random

| ANNE NAGEL, whose engage
hnent to Ensign John Robertson
,Has first announced in this
folunn. win wed in July; Rita
kaufman Lowe will christen her
baby Dorothy a. worked out by
tumerology; Eric Remarques wife
IN town glimpsed at the Sche-
beraZade with her author husband.
She is tall and has red hair.
Betty Cradle and George Raft.
both well again. stepping out at
l~iro's with Betty's ma in the
toarty OF account OF il was Moth
sr's Day: Lew Fields looking so
sell in family party at Roman
-3ffs; Alan Campbell and Miriam
Hopkins. who had just talked with
Dorothy Parker. who is in the
East. also dining at Romanoffs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
Touring Is Life Of
Theater, Says Doubling
BY CHARLES GENTRY

your various audiences" is Dow
ling's philosophical advice.
~ had not been out of New
York for 80 long that i had
actually forgotten what being
'on the road meant. Believe me
I'm not going to hibernate In
the East from now on. Although
my wife and family are care
fully enscOnced in our Connecti-
cut home 1 believe In getting
around and touring moro than 1
have In the past. That's ono
thing Saroyan. In particular, has
done for me. He's made me curl
Gus about the West Coast and
after the way the Pacific cities
have treated our show, 1 think
I've been entirely too narrow
minded and too myopic about
Broadway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
acclaimed

Since then she has become a
sensation with her sensitive and
lovely performances in such works
as Paul CAROLS Shadow and
Substance" as well as in the cur
rent William Saroyan play. which
won both the Critics Circle and
Pulitzer Prize awards last year.
The very enthusiastic reception
with which the play met during its
engagement here early in January,
when it departed leaving the de-
mand for it unsatisfied, prompted
the management to bring it back
after so short an interval.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
Strange Truth

EDWARD C. ROBINSON fell
40 feet off a line pole today on
1.-The Man Power" set and for once
the Warner publicity department
Twas silent. "Oh shucks," they all
said, nobody will believe this. 1t
happened too soon after George
Kraft fell off a 24-foot pole" but
truth is stranger than publicity
jand Eddie Robinson did have a
bad fall. tore a hgament in his
Deg and was badly bruised.
After this happened. IL was
huickly decided to shoot hospital
Scene in the picture now and put
Eddie in one bed and Raft in an
bther where the two battlers won't
be able to have A fight il they
want one. However. they can still
Rlare at each other.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
Best for Army

The boys in the army camps
all over the country are going
TO see our best motion picture
talent in person. Joe Pasternak is
lust back from a visit to New
Orleans and-New- York and he
SAYS New York is organizing
companies to send, not only 10 the
United States. but TO Canada 10
give the boys in the training
camps the cream Of talent from
The theatrical world.
While Joe was in the East he
bought Between Us Girls" an
original for Henry Roster. He was
very happy today with the word
Flame of New Orleans, which
he sent on its way in New Orleans,
has done better business at the
boxoffice than Seven Sinners, ="
the last Marlene Dietrich picture.
TWAS wondering when I heard
that Eddie Lowe and Victor Nc
Lagien had signed a contract for
R-K-O if the two boys would fight
as much as they used TO at the old
Fox company. They put on the
best fights in Hollywood and they
weren't always on the screen for
IL Eddie had six more lines than
VIC, Vic would complain and If
Vic had more lines than Eddie,
Eddie would raise a rumpus.
Whether il wac all part of q
publicity gag / never knew.
The boys start June 1 in THE
Marines Are Here" and already
selected for the cast are Jack Holt
and his boy, Tim. Interestingly
Ienough, they will play father and
son. which they haven't done since
Vim was 5 wears old.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14

pletely sold on
my friend. Bob
Cummings, VINO
is playing Par
riS for him in
Kings Row.
- so sold that
he wants 10 ar
ra &c " it h
Universal TO let
him have Bob
for the star in
"Tll See You
Again"
Para m cunt
W i'll probably
release il and
glad to do il for
s a m m a X G 9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
San, Wood to Film,
III See You AGAIN
Robert Cummings
Sought for
Lead
BY LoUELLA o. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD. May a. !
don't know any one IN Hollywood
who knows story values better
than Sam Wood. so I'll See You
Again written by Cy Bartlett,
must be pretty good when Sam
chooses to buy il. Sam is conf