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Van Hefin, who has contributed
frst-class performances to some
of the seasons first-class pictures,
such as "The Feminine Touch"
"H. M. Pullman, Esq.," and "John-
ny Eager" is a youth who was
recruited from the Broadway
stage. He has risen rapidly, since
he entered Yale's dramatic school
a few years ago and is currently
one of Hollywood's most sought
after players.
In Johnny Eager" he appears
as Robert Taylor's only friend
and confidant in a story depictin
Taylor as a gangster. Lana
Turner has the leading feminine
role.
Born in Okluhomu
Hefiin was born in Walters,
Oklahoma, the son of DR.. E. +
Hefiin, but before he was a year
old the family moved to Long
Beach, California where Van SUBJ
sequently attended Long Beach
Poly High, the same school which
La gaceta., 1942-02-25
MUJERES, MUCHACHAS-
ALIVIO EN- DOS FORMAS

Esa es probablemente la razon pa
ra la mejorada fuerza y energia, y
ell alivio en- la molestia peri6dica
funcio~al de muchas que 10 usan.
Otra forma de aliviar tai income
didad Functional es tomando ell CAR
DUI como sc ordena, empezando tres
dias antes "del tempo. iPor que no
trata listed ell CARDUI?
La gaceta., 1942-02-25
LA TIRANIA DE HITLER

chuela-soya" como compensa-
ci6n por la escasez de tejidOs. Sc
gun los cfrculos cficiates este te
lido es "casi tan bueno" como el
l5e lana. Durante la guerra pasa
da los h1ngaros hacian prendas
de vestir de las ortigas.
La gaceta., 1942-02-25

Los hechos modernos y una mar
ca de popularidad de 81 amos, invi-
tan a vuestra confianza en- CAR
DUI. Por su uso, miles de mujeres
desnutridas han sido ayudades en-
dos differences formas.
Tornado como un tonico, segun las
direcciones, usualmente estimula ell
appetite y aumento la corriente del
jugo gastrico.
La gaceta., 1942-02-25

tus Sapp, Panama City; "a
Thomas Jones, Model Pal
Cottages; Melvin James Ser
James hilbert Thomas, ChGy
les Lewis Kopp, Albert james
Reagan, Roscoe Peyton Ham.
mock; Conger wilkins, Bar
ME Mitchell Atwell; Roy Earl
Howell, William Richardson,
Ambrose Carl Jobe, Herbert
Lawrence Edwards, John Les
wis White Y varios individuos
de la raza negra.
La gaceta., 1942-02-25
La escdsez de mdnO de Obrd
en- AlemGnlG

Recortamos del "Dresdner Ne
ueste Nachriohtan," del Z de di-
ciembre 1871: ia eScasez de
trabajadores es critica y los O.
breros de mediana edad y los an
cianos tendr&n cue continuar
sus trabajos al terminar la que
ira, a fin de comensar esta es-
casez. En- el ~presante, hasta las
mujeres de 60 ahos e9tan traba-
jando."
La gaceta., 1942-02-25

Tejidos de la hdbichueld-soya
Los h1ngaros esta ahora pro-
duciendo tejidos de la 'habi.
La gaceta., 1942-02-25

INDIVIDUOS
POR LA JUNTA SELECTI-
VA NUMERO 3
La Junta n1mero 3 del Ser
vicio Selectivo pide la ayuda
de todo2 los ciudadanos para
encontrar a estos individuos:
Marcelino Menendez Diaz,
101 avenida %; Ramon Greco
Duarte, 316 East Polk; Rodol
TO Borrego, 2109 Jefferson
Francis Thomas Mcdonald
1905 Franklin ST.. Eugene FEES
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-08

over with ner from England. My
mother handed il on to me when
/ fitted up this bachelor apart
ment."
Enid apologized. Il didn't
mean to be curious
That's all right" he assured
her. DO you like antiques"
THAT isl don't know. I've
never seen many" The words
were out before Enid realized
that they made her seem ignor-
ant. Il mean," she amended
hastily, that l never paid much
attention to them"
She was vexed with herself
and her even upper teeth caught
the edge of her lower lip.
He smiled again broadly.
We'll, you're much too young
and pretty to bother your head
about antiques anyway"
Enid wasn't accustomed to be-
ing complimented, and her flush
deepened. In an embarrassed
silence she followed him down
the corridor to one of the apart
ment doors near the front of the
building. He didn't know which
key on the ring fitted the door,
and it took some minutes by the
trial and error method to find
the right one.
This is a furnished apart
ment,o he said as the door final
ly swung open. us that what
you wanted?"
Enid nodded her head and
drew sharp breath of pleasure
as she stepped in and looked
around. She stood in a long
spacious living room, modelled
much in dimensions as the one in
the mans apartment. But there
all resemblance ended.
This room was furnished in a
delicate feminine style. A wide
davenport and wing chair were
upholstered in a light floral de-
sign against a cool green back
ground. There was white
leather chair and a reading lamp
before the radio, and in the OPP
posite wall space tall carved
secretary with another leather
chair drawn up before it to bal
ance the room.
The floors were covered with
a soft green carpetins, there
were the sheerest of ruffled
curtains looped back at the win
dows, and some really good pic
lures on the walls. There were
occasional tables and white
lamps, and low bookcase filled
with brightly bound volumes
and colored pottery. 1t was the
kind of room she had dreamed
about.
She followed the young man
into the dining room with its
graceful Duncan Phyfe furni-
ture.
This apartment belongs TO an
elderly lady who has lived here
for years." her guide was ex-
planning. "Her husband died re-
Gently and she has to economizc
now. So she asked us to sublet
the apartment while she is away
on trip with friend. She left
all of her furnishings intact, ev-
en- to her Haviland china, and
we'll have to be careful whom
we rent to"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-08
ENID TAKES THE PLUNGE
CHAPTER w

Puzzled by the unexpected ia
miliarity of the face before her,
it was a moment before Enid
found her voice. She couldn't
remember ever having seen the
man before, and yet she had a
feeling that she ought to know
who he was.
1--we come to inquire about
the apartment for rent she
managed at last.
He smiled a quick and easy
smile. "Oh, yes, OF course. The
janitor usually shows these
apartments, but he's not here
just now" He held the door
wider. IF you'll just step in a
moment, III get the keys and
show it to you"
Enid stepped timidly into the
room and subsidized into the chair
nearest the do. II was
straight chair with rounded
back and thin curved legs and
covered with greenish brocade.
She discovered too late that it
was an authentic antique. The
springs in the seat were gone
and it was as comfortable as sit
ting on a rock pile. She re-
NAMED poised gingerly on the
edge of the seat, fearing that
even her slight weight might
might wreck it.
The young man smiled more
broadly sensing her predica-
ment. Il think you'd be more
comfortable over here on the
-lounge.. That chair is strictly for
ornamental purposes"
Flushing with confusion, Enid
changed her seat to the deep
cushioned divan he indicated.
He nodded his satisfaction, ex-
cused himself, and vanished.
Enid looked curiously around
her. The room was long, with
plain yellow walls, and carpeted
from wall to wall with rich
red carpeting that matched in
color the divan on which she sat.
Opposite her was the most enor-
nous desk she had ever seen.
She was staring at it with fas-
cinated eyes when the man came
back.
He had discarded his dressing
gown and was more properly
clad in gray Stacks with a blue
shirt and tie. He went to the
great desk, carelessly pulled out
a drawer and took bunch Of
keys.
THAT desk" Enid said tim
idly. I've never seen anything
like it. Is it an antique, too"
He was obviously pleased at
her interest. He smiled his
pleasant smile again. It's an an
tique all right. It's made out Of
an old rosewood piano that my
Observation-Disclosures brought
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-08
. MIND YOUR
MANNERS
Test your knowledge of cor

Test your knowledge of cor
rect social usage by answer
ing the following questions,
then checking against the au-
thoritative answers below:
/. If a friend or relative in
vites you 10 visit some time dur
ing the summer, should you de-
eide suddenly TO do so and send
wire saying you C arriving
next day?
2. Should there be extra blan-
kets in a guest room?
3. Should a house guest COM
plain that his hostess is feeding
him too fattening foods?
A. If you spend week or two
visiting brother or sister,
should you write a Tread and
butter letter when you return
home?
5. Should you use your next
door neighbours garden tools
without asking, if they are out
in the yard where you can east
ly help yourself?
What would you do if
You visit your daughter and
her husband for a week or two
(a) Write your bread-and-
butter note to both?
(b) Write your bread-and-
butter note to your daughter?
Answers
I. No. II you cecide to visit,
write ahead of time and ask if
il will be convenient for your
friend or relative to have you.
2. Yes.
3. No.
4. Certainly.
5. No.
Better "What Would You Do"
solution-(a).
l. In barber shop should a
man give up his turn to a wom-
an customer?
2. Should a beauty shop op-
ator leave one customer who
while she works on another be-
should be taken care of first
cause the second says she is in
an awful hurry?
3. If you don't like your
friends new hair should you
tell her so?
4. Is it good taste to tell ones
private affairs to beauty salon
operator?
5. Should several beauty sa-
Ion operators discuss a woman
customer in the hearing Of other
customers?
What would you do if
You are married woman
calling a beauty salon for an
appointment
(a) Say This is Helen
Smith?
(b) Say This is Mrs. Frank
Smith?
Answers
/. 1t isn't at all necessary.
2. No.
3. No. Keep it to yourself.
4. No.
5. No.
Better What Would You Do"
solution-(b)
New Mexico, during 1889, had
a tuberculosis death rate of 91.2
nor Inn nm ne <hn ,~o,,,Io<:~.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-08

THE STORY; Enid sharon has Ae-
cepted Tom DriseolIs proposal but 10
not sure Of her love, knows that she
doesn't want to marry Immediately.
She puts him Off with "A msde-up ex-
euse about having to take a business
trip with one Of her employers. Re-
turning from her evening with Tom.
Enid finds her parents are about to
sort. Enid decides TO invest her saw
ings In . spree" Of her own. goes to
look at = furnished apartment. A blond
young man, whose face Is familiar,
answers the door.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-08

His eyes wer mischievous as
they met Ends. Il don't sup
pose you have more than four
or five children.
The pale rose that crept up
under her transparent smooth
skin was very becoming. No
I'm not married. You see" she
had rehearsed this painstaking-
ly so that it would sound natur-
al, Il only want a place for
about a month. I'm a fashion
artist and I've come here look
ing for a position in one of the
stores. If don't get one III
have to 60 back home"
He moved through the dining
room. Hadn't you better look
the rest of the place over?"
There was a bedroom with
gorgeous mirrors, a tiled bath,
and a diminutive white and yell
low kitchen. Her common sense
was vanquished.
Il love it," Enid breathed.
ITS just what l want"
But what if the rent was more
than she could pay, or what if
the young man asked for creden-
tials? Shed look rather silly
referring him to the office and
having him find out that she was
a $40 a week stenographer.
She needn't have worried. AS
landlord the young man was
extremely lax.
We'll, l guess that's all then.
Mrs. Alton said ! was to let it
for just the rent of the apart
ment if / could find a suitable
couple" Again his eyes twinkied
mischievously. That's SIS a
MONTH"
Ill take it," Enid said quick
ly. I'll give you a check now"
She'd better hurry before he
changed his mind. She sat down
at the secretary and took out
her bank book annd fountain
pen. "Fo whom do / make out
the check?"
Il guess it will be all right if
you make it out to me. My moth
er owns this place. And / live
here. So l take care of things
when Jims not on the job" Enid
supposed Jim -Was the absent
janitor. Henry Holidays the
name,' he finished cheerfully.
Enid paused with her pen in
mid-air. Henry Holiday - she
knew now why he looked so ia
miliar to her. That was the
name of the doctor she had read
about in the paper, the man
whose face she had admired.
She felt her color coming again
as she hastily wrote and handed
him the check.
He didn'e bother to glance at
it. when will you be moving
in?"
Over the weekend, if that's
all right"
Certainly. Well, here's your
key-and l hope you like it,"
Enid lay awake for hours after
she went to bed that night. She
was too excited to sleep. And
when at last her eyes closed, she
sank into a mad weller of dreams
in which new apartments and
blond young men with tooth
brush mustaches were hopelcSsly
mixed.
(TO Be COntinucd)
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-08

Sound travels through hot
summer air at 1865 feet sec
ond; through dry zero air at
1893 to 1850 feet second.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-01

Captain Clement, United
States Army Nurses Corps,
pictured at the headquarters
at which she commands all
American army nurses in the
southwest Pacific war zone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-01

More than 200 exhibits Of such
rare and diversified treasures as
cloiSonne vases, wooden Indians
and old MIRA stamps were on dis
play today as the j. L. Hudson
Company opened its eighth annual
hobby show in the twelfth floor
auditorium.
Designed 10 be OF interest Ia
men. women and children, hobby
lists and nonhobbyists, the show
includes a collection OF Mexican
miniatures, artistic hooked rugs
Philippine paintings by Eduardo
Salgado, models of old Roman
ships and fashions - including q
red corset.
Many of the hobbies represent
artistic skills and handicrafts
These include rug making. quilts
shellcraft, photography. paper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-01
CONSUMER PROBLEM

Your moneys worth" is the
subject of a program on con-
sumers' problems tonight in the
Horace II. Rackhsm Memorial
Building. The session Is under Dir
rection of Wayne County and the
Detroit Municipal defense councils.
The session is under direction of
officials and speakers will include
Edward w. Mcfarland, director OF
the Greater Detroit Consumers
Council; Robert II. MacRae, chair
man of the Wayne County Defense
Council; Edward Conner, regional
supervisor of the war service Sec
tion WPA. and Mrs. Ida z. Klein
man. commodities section chairman
Of the Michigan Defense Council.
Thirty-five girls from the MTS
department of Packard Motor Car
Company set a fine example for
other groups of women by giving
the soldiers being trained at the
plant a fine weiner roast recently
The party was under the direction
of Miss Bernice Alton and a jolly
good time was had by all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-01
WILL DISCUSS FIRST AID

Tuesday evenings topic for the
fourth session OF the Industrial
Plant Protection Institute will be
medical and first aid services.
The meeting is scheduled for the
Horace II. Rackham Memorial
Building, 100 Farnsworth. Speak
ers will be: DR.. Bruce Douglas,
city health commissioner; DR.. John
J. Prendergast. medical chief
Chysler Corporation. and A. s.
Moreau. director Detroit chapter
OF the Red Cross.
AS result OF new landscaping
and other improvements made by
the army quartermaster corps in
recent months, graves OF soldiers
of other wars in. cemeteries in
Michigan and elsewhere were in
the finest condition since the Civil
War. according TO Maj. Gen.
George Grunert. commanding the
Sixth Corps area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-01
.BdruCh Adviser
On Army Buying

WASHINGTON, June l (UP).-
Bernard M. Baruch. Americas pro-
duction chief in World War /, was
disclosed today to have been given
his first official job in the present
war.
He will be one of brain trust"
of four high ranking business lead
ers who will advise Mai. Gen.
Levin H. Campbell Jr.. new army
ordnance chief, on the $4,000
100000 program to supply the
army with fighting equipment.
The war department said that
-Baruch. *. Keller, chTysfer
Corporation president: Benjamin
#. Fairless, United States Steel
Corporation president. and Lewis
Fl. Brown, president OF Johns
Manville Corporation. have been
appointed to serve without pay on
an advisory staff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-01
20 Millions Needed
For War Jobs by IA

WASHINGTON. June ! (INS).
The Office Of Emergency Man
aeement estimated today that
10000. 900 American war workers
viii be needed by 1914 for victory
including mothers and youths
under draft age.
The DEM said the labor army
of 5000 900 war workers ol
April / must grow TO 5000. 00(
by mid-November and 10 IT,
100000 by January i. 1943.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-01

bearing the likeness Of Gen. Doug
las Macarthur and the answer
me too. Mac" to his famous
PHRASE. II will do my best" will
be distributed to students in De-
troit schools to introduce the con-
test.
Awards will be given the win
ners at a flag day celebration al
Belle Isle, under the direction oil
tDr. Warren E. Bow. deputy super
lintendant of the Detroit schools
Entrants are required to write
a statement of so words or less
on the subject. How will dc
my best to win the war" Any
person, child or adult. living ir
the city of Detroit may enter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-01
33O Graduates
At u. Of D. Hear
Father Peek

"GOd needs you now. Democ-
racy needs you now. Both have
work for you 10 accomplish.
You have n sanctifying mission
10 perform"
s Thus was the fifty-ninth Uni.
versity of Detroit graduating class
by the Rev. G.. Warren
Peek Of st. Thomas Church, Arr
Arhor. who delivered tho hsc.
calaureate sermon last night ir
Gesu Church.
mankind needs 10 be Jolted
into n sound consciousness OF
right and wrong and TO become
sensitive once more TO higher
spiritual values" said Father
Peek. who was graduated from
the ". Of D. in 1916.
world War No. 2 differs from
World War No. insofar as VI
II n war OF IDEALS" he declared.
IF we entered this war to seek
vengeance, II we are not willing
to give. as It's SUCCESSFUL cOnclu-
sion. In order that the van
quished NAV receive. then in
victory we have more than the
blood Of our enemies on our
hands"
The ceremony for $50 candidates
for degrees was concluded with
solemn benediction Of the Blessed
by Archbishop Edward
Mooney.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-01
LaGuardia Renames
Hitler '0bersChwein'

NEW YORK, June / QNS). -
Mayor F. II. LaGuardia today had
a new name for Adolf Hitler
'Oberschwein." Translated IL
means super swine-the chief pig.
In curtain" speech following
his appearance in a WNYC radio
play, LaGuardia also gave names.
10 Hitler's Axis partners. He called
Benito Mussolipi a yellow cur"
and the mikado of Japan a Shiny
rat"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-01
Hudson Hobby Show
Rare and Diversified Collections Are on Display
in Twelfth Floor Auditorium

modelling, ship building, WOOD
carving and model making.
Some of the other items are
miniature liquor bottles, auto
graphs, homeless" keys, guns
from the collection of Hazer
Pingree, knives, linoleum craft
hotel baggage labels from all ovel
the world and hand painted de
signs on eggs.
A feature OF the exhibition is .
large collection of life-like por
trait dolls by Bernard Ravca
noted French doll maker.
The show will continue all thi!
week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-01
Essays TO Tell
Of War Effort

An opportunity to explain how
each of them is doing his best to
win the war will be given resi-
dents Of the Detroit area in an
essay contest sponsored by the
Il Will Do My Best" committee,
it was announced today. Two
hundred thousand colored posters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-01

For the Inside News" OF
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column I'm the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-01

"The Wishing Well" has
message In cipher for you. Daily
and SUNDAY Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-01
.Sightseer Ban
In BIdCkouts
Aimed dtDrivers
BY KEN HALL

Frank II. Atherton, new defense
head. warns the public that II must
get out Of the habit OF coming
down town for blackouts. Observ-
ers Of this type. he says. are men
aces 10 the workings OF the system
because OF the congestion they
cause in downtown areas.
All cars must be off Woodward
avenue except those parked at the
curb in future blsckouts. There
Is a three-minute period for cars
not al the curb TO get 10 a side
street and this must be observed,
No double or triple parking on any
downtown streets will be allowed.
Evening star., 1942-07-26

more and more as the ranks Of
leading movie actors are depleted
through the cali to war, =. says the
singer, THE possibility arises that
there may someday be few men left
for the movies, except old men and
young boys.
That means studios undoubtedly
will be compelled to turn to the pro-
duction Of pictures in which women
play the featured roles. with older
men and young boys playing the
minor, masculine roles.
I'm my opinion, there should be
an unlimited number Of such film
stories and they ought to be ex-
tremely popular, particularly since
SO many women today are going
into nursing, the factories and other
phases OF war work"
Sister Paid for Lessons.
Since her own husband went to
war, Deanna has been kept busy
furnishing their new home. Her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Clarence Hickman, and their
Evening star., 1942-07-26
If This Be Slapstick Era, Make the Most Of It

and Mary unknowingly burns ou,
the back Of her dress. Kitchen
slapstick IS always . riot-as Kath-
arine Hepburn so recently proved
via her matchmaking escapade In
woman Of the Year"
Right OF the bat, in 1.-THE For
est Rangers" Paulette Goddard
dressed Immediately falls over .
log IN q burnt forest and comes
up while looking like AL Jolson
doing NANNY song. Later she Is
dunked while attempting to cross
stream on floating logs.
Put . guy inside : suit Of armor
with . lighted cigarette and you
have real slapstick foundation
That's what happens to Ray Milland
In Are Husbands Necessary" He
nonchalantly lights a cigarette, the
visor chunks down, knocks the ciga-
rette into the armor's innards and
then the same visor sticks. A con-
vulsive suit of armor then creates
riot.
In this little tour we've merely
scratched the surface. Don't forget
that specialists like Red Shelton
Abbott and Costello, Joe E. Brown,
Kay Kyser and q dozen others are
concentrating exclusively on slap
stick. So, II this is to be q slap
stick era make the most Of 1t. The
bulk Of fandom will.
Nslsased By the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc.)
Evening star., 1942-07-26
Today's Film Schedules

CAPIIOlMaise Gets Her Man." with Red
7:45 and 10 pm. " ' s'
Hollywood Jean Cabin With Ida
LMpno and Thomas Mitchell: las 10 05 nm
EAtslaE-Ihey All Kissed the Bride" Crawford
4:25, 6:45 and $40 pm ~ '
Magnificent opus No. by orson Weles
with Joseph Cotton. Ann s55 555 7:So
and $50 pm. 80 "
I" return Of the Russian starring sinonov:
3:55. 5:55, 7:50 and $50 pm -
for the Eagle" on IN a.
sembly line: 2. 3:55. 5:55, $50 pm.
Above ALL Eric Knights story an
SCREEN with Joan Fontaine 2 4:3o. 7:05 s:4o pm
PIX-Great Guy" with James Cagney Continuous pm