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Female Help Wanted

IA CAPABLE girl--Plain cooking. no laun-
dry; 1880 Warrington drive. University
I -h026.
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YOUNG LADY for dairy ana delicatessen
department: short hours and good wages.
Grand Market. 1910 East jefferson.
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MICHIGAN Custom upholstsring Co.. 1901;
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MADAME DELLA Spiritual psychic
noted reader. Grand River. Appointments
daily. Tyler n.nQn1.
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SHORT ORDER cook: $40 per week. State
Waffle shop 1900 Second.
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AUTHORITARIAN Floye Know the
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At BILL CRAFTS GRILL--Astroioger
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mot responsible for debts made by my
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02

FIGHT tobacco habit; use safe. pleasant.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02

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MARIAN and Mary Ciayton's belongings at
1914 Fifteenth will be sold unless called
for I'm Is DAYS
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02

ADVISER, psychologist. radio astruioger.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
INQUIRIES ANSWERED

L. F.: Q-Are the draft boards
still giving occupational defer
mcnt?
Ayes, but YOU must assure
your draft board that you are
absolutely indispensable in your
present job; that j., that your
employer cannot find any one TO
take your place.
Impatient: Q-I am 10 year;
old and have attended college fol-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

the last two years; if and wher
the government calls for rcCiStra.
ton of boys of my age, Will my
college attendance defer me?
A-There Is no saying; per-
haps by the time boys of your
age are called up you will have
completed your college course.
In any event your deferment will
lie entirely In the hands Of your
local draft board.
F. M: Q-I am the father Of a
boy in the army who left his car
with me. l want to sell II. will
have 10 send the title 10 him 10
sign or can l sign il myself
A-You must have your sons
written consent 10 sell the car.
c. c.: Q-How does a person
register who is III and incapable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

the evenings, conducted by veteran
officers with considerable military
training.
a man who takes one Of these
courses VIII find his chances for
promotion considerably increased
when the time comes for him to
take his place in the REGULAR army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
Fighting Man S Friend
New Drdftees
10 Wait for Call
BY SHANNON CoRMACK

Though you may he among the
many thousands who VIII register
Monday for the second selective
service draft. that does not mean
that within a week or TWO YOU
will find yourself in the army.
This IS the answer TO many ques-
tons that have been sent TO The
Fighting Mans Friend in the last
few days.
The Selectivc service draft Is
being operated primarily TO bring
the United States army up 10 the
strength required 10 insure VIC
tory, but AZ the same time every
effort IS being made 10 see that no
hardship or injustice IS inflicted on
any person.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

For the Inside News Of
Washington, Follow Paul Mo
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
NO IMMEDIATE NEED

At present no married man who
has wife or children dependent
on HIM for support is being called
up. no single man who IS legiti-
fff1dtCfy- supporting ms parents or
Other relatives IS being indicted
into the army.
Later, perhaps. II will be neces-
Sary 10 call these men into active
service
Officials estimate that at least
two months Will pass before the
first Of the men who register
Monday Will be indicted into the
service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
By Lyman Young
On the Planet Mongo
By Fran Striker
By Zane Grey

2-He was be he ade d by the
Romans.
3-November: Harding. Garfield,
Pierce, Taylor and Polk.
4-Cyrus w. Field is accredited
with the construction of the
Atlantic cable; David Dudley
Field was a successful advo-
cate of reform in legal pro-
cedure, and Stephen J. Field
was noted for his career an
an associate justice Of the
United States Supreme Court.
STAMPS.
6-T'he Andamsn Islands In the
Bay Of Bengal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
A Sequel TO Marriage Meddlers

Stephen Sprang up. clapped me
on the back IN the most approved
fashion
'Tm-Im all right" ! gaSpcd.
"Just-wait."
| closed the door almost in his
face As ! dashed 20 the bathroom
for water. After a minute or two
| Subducd the coughing and chok-
ing but even IN the midst Of II
/ had Scrawled a few words on a
piece Of paper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
Connolly Answers

la + SIX University: (b)
Hampton Roads; (c) William
Henry Herndon.
2-ta) Marc Connolly; (b) Lii
Ian Hellman; (c) T. S. Eliot.
3-(a) 6,997 1926; (b) temperate
in south and tropical in
north; (c) wool.
la bone; (b) skin; (c) fat.
5-Zigzag, sheet. ball.
6-(a) one pound: (b) one stone
(c) one barrel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
STEVE APPEARS WORRIED

I found Steve pacing the noor
giving an extremely creditablt
imitation OF greatly worricC
man
You're sure you're all right ."
he lntoned dramatically. I've
been 30 worried. You should
have let me come with you"
Il should have called YOU II I
had needed you, never fear" l
told him, forcing a cordial smile.
But 1 always get on better
alone, unless ! am Ill enough TO
be taken TO a hospital. Sit down,
do, and let us resume our chat"
II don't know what good IL
will do" he said a bit dolefully
II seem to he stymied as far as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
By Adele Garrison

showing = good time 10 the
lovely ladies in the play are con-
Cerned,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
If getting out of the house?
A-\otify the draft board by
mail OF your condition.

The Fighting Mans Friend is
an information aid 10 men in
the service and their relatives
and 10 men about 10 enter the
armed forces of the United
States. Questions submitted 10
the Fighting Mans Friend Will
be answered only in this COL
umn. No answers will be given
by telephone or mail.
Do not write asking in what
classification you viii be placed
by your local draft board or
whether you will be granted de-
ferment. These matters are en-
nrefy in the hands of the local
draft boards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
SPEEDUP IN EFFECT

Before the war, army authori-
ties used 10 estimate that almost
two years were required TO train a
soldier properly. With intensive
instruction now, this period has
been shortened considerably.
The great need now. however. Is
for officers who are sufficiently
trained themselves TO teach re-
CruitS.
Until the army has sufficient
officer personnel to serve as in
structors, moreover, men will be
called up by their draft boards
only when facilities are available
TO train them.
CLASSES NOW OPEN
In the meantime, men who may
be drafted can start preparing for
service 10y attending the lnStruc-
ton classes that are being glycr
10y the Michigan State Troops In
the Armory in Piquette avenue.
These classes are being held In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
NOTE TO DINA

"Be sure Ia bring the fan note
with you, ~ ~ To have a talk
ing point for me-" | wrote.
Then with one eye on my living
room door, | slipped the paper be-
meath the camoutlaccd door lead
ing 10 the adjoining apartment
But half way through n stuck
and all my efforts could not push
IL farther
| did not dare 10 knock upon the
connecting door. or 10 unlock II,
and l felt that l lived a year in
the fraction Of a second which
elapsed before the paper diSap-
peared into the unseen hands in
the other apartment
Then l >choolcd myself in calm
ness. took another drink OF water
and went back TO my living room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
Pitfalls of Love

SAW my path clearly before
me now. stephen RotNoldS oWr
words had shown ~ 20 mo Tho
only thing ! had 10 work OUT WAS
a ruSe for getting on, oi my living
room and sending nay signal tc
DINA. now Mating m the ddJCIn.
me apartment
The means hay ready 20 my hand
m box flied VI'0 houbonS on The
table near me took 1t Hp passed
II 10 Stove. who SAID simply
"Sorry, I'm smoking" and
thon took one myself
III You're patient" ! SAID
smiling Il imagine Madame
Neritzcn's prciudiceS may wear
down after a hit"
Pat lot of good that does me
now" Steve complained THE
two most attractive women in
the whole show. barring present
company. OF course" be- gave
me what va, plainly meant 10
be a destroying glance and
one has jealous husband. the
other martinez mother. ask
YOU, where do ! get of:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
SUR AT NOEL

But ! really am glad about
Noel and Mary. They could do
with a hit Of making up. those
two. I don't know for certain,
hut ! have an idea that they
have been having some gosh aw-
full rows.
But there's always trouble,
don't YOU think. when a woman
- ~ far superior Ia man in
ability and earning power as
Mary II 10 Noel ."
"She isn't really superior at
ALL" ! SAID keeping my voice
from beng a Snarl only by a
tremendous effort. It's Just a
matter of temporary luck, that's
all"
And then Olna'S knock upor
the door gave me a most WELDON,
respite
Continued Tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
Quiz Answers

Its another n anne for the
Boston Massacre. King street
is now called State street.
Evening star., 1942-11-12

itself after each Of his appearances
until no hope remained for any
kind of encore.
Evening star., 1942-11-12
Heffernun
Continued From Page CAY

learned a little. In any case, one
thing led to another and one lob
to another, and finally I was work.
Ing in the Mount Kisco Playhouse,
where Marc Connolly saw me and
offered me part in a play on
Broadway. I jumped at the offer.
But look at the confusion and the
typing that resulted.
THE play was The Farmer Takes
a Wife and III give you one guess
which part I played. When they
made movie of it I got my Holly
wood break. So, after doing The
Farmer I got a part in that rural
meller. Way Down East That was
followed by Trail of the Lonesome
Pine, and that was followed by lots
OF other hill billy things"
Right now, Henry is making his
f1nal appearance for Goth Century,
Fox before joining up with Uncle
sans armed forces. He's doing a
picture called THE Immortal Ser
geant' and he doesn't play a farmer
lad. He is soldier in the Libyan
desert. He thinks If he could have
about six more pictures in a row
that would take him out of the hills
and the mucky earth he would
stand a fair chance of dispelling
that Fonda myth.
THE real TRUTH said Henry
earnestly. "is that I'm a city slicker.
The quiet of the country is some
thing I never could take. like
all the refinements of city life. I
get lonely in the country-lonelv
for subways, elevators, traffic GODS
and bustling crowds"
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Evening star., 1942-11-12

composer, who nonetheless retains
some of the imprint of his prede-
cessors. His individuality is un-
questionable, yet in his fantasy and
feeling for tonal color he resembles
those others from his native ooun-
try who have enriched the musical
world with the beauty of their Gre
ations. The concerto is one of. his
most serious efforts in which he has
striven for new paths in the old
form.
1t is purely violin work in the
sense that the instrument bears the
burden almost completely of what
he has to say. The violin section of
the orchestra plays a small part
in the whole, being totally out of
the picture for many moments and
at other times contributing it's bits
in muted tones or with pizzicati. For
the greater part it is the solo instru-
ment speaking richly and emotion
ally against a strange, dark back
ground provided by the rest OF the
orchestra.
Not many violinists will be able
to play this concerto for it is taxing
technically, giving only ftw inter-
Evening star., 1942-11-12

oooCAA1 4ACA4CCA do SOlO4St, tllC Ill 81
Of several outstanding artists to be
presented by the symphony for these
all-subscription events.
Mr.. Heifetz offered the local pub
lie an opportunity to hear one OF
the new works he has made a point
of introducing, in the Prokofef1
Concerto No. g."
When the musical history of these
times is reviewed, it will be found
that to the sincerity and foresight
edness of Heifetz the world is in
debted for an enlargement of its
musical appreciation. Since he has
put behind him his student years
that were synonymous with his early
fame, he has devoted himself to
searching out not only what has
been overlooked in the older reper-
toire but to championship of the
new.
In the Prokofieff concerto can be
appreciated another angle of the
genius of this present-day Russian
Evening star., 1942-11-12
Operate Film
Opens at Pix
For Short Stay
BY ]. w. STEPP.

Why the additionally beauty
loving French ever chose Gustave
Charpentier's opera, Louise" as
the subject for another of those
rare and noble experiments, opera
on-the- screen, must remain just one
more minor mystery unsolved. It is
dated work in the first place, tell
ing as 1t does Of the struggles of the
younger generation to free itself
from the Shackles of parent domi-
nation. But worst of all, as may be
testified by its infrequent inclusion
in theatrical repertories, and Ger
tainly by mere hearing, it's musical
content is remarkably lacking in
sustained melody Thus, the film,
Louise" is defeated before it starts,
although it started yesterday at the
Pix.
There are additional shortcomings,
which probably stem also from the
material OF the original source.
And most glaringfis the disjointed
structure of the film adaptation.
Not only are scenes Topped off at odd
points in what appears to be their
development, the sequences follow
ing seem to pop out of nowhere and
for no particular reason. Some,
moreover, prove almost funny IN
their repetition and lack of move
ment. OF course, if the music had
had anything approaching vitality,
these faults might have passed un-
noticed, Or at least forgiven.
The singing voices, principally
those of Soprano Grace Moore,
Tenor Georges Thill and Baritone
Andre Pernet, come forth clear and
ringing for the most part, although
the reproduction is often less than
that. The acting is on a par with
that customarily expected of opera
stars--which isn't from the Bern
hardt school. Big parts, however,
are handled well.
Fullsome orchestral support is
provided by Eugene Bigot and the
Grand Orchestre Symphonioue.
Abel Gance directed, while M. Char
pentier supervised the production.
Deems Taylor supplied the English
subtitles.
Sascha Guitry's highly entertain
ing whimsy, The Story OF Cheat"
which has Leen around before,
makes the Pix bill worth seeing these
last two days.
Evening star., 1942-11-12

ludes when the full range and capa-
bilities of the instrument are not
called on to the utmost. One of
these Is the second movement where
q heartbreaking melody has sway.
The first and third movements are
turbulent with stern, almost bitter,
unrest that occasionally lifts to
allow a glimpse Of the sentiment
underneath.
The superb art of Heifetz has
penetrated to the core of this in
terestlng and difficult work and his
amazing mechanical perfection and
suave, ethereal tone give it the
frame 1t needs That he is not a
Evening star., 1942-11-12

its premiere last night. The con-
trast between these two numbers,
distancing each other by nearly two
centuries, was extreme Mr.. Wag-
enaar's short sketch being compact,
brilliant and with a modern spiciness
against the serene, sturdy writing
Of Handel's contemporary.
The remainder Of the program
consisted of the Academic Festival
Overture" by Brahms and excerpts
from Moussorgsky's Boris Godou-
now in DR.. Kindler's arrangement.
The performance Of the latter was
delayed considerably due to the ex-
treme enthusiasm of the audience
Evening star., 1942-11-12

master Of style and technical pro-
flciency alone was evidenced in his
emotional perception, hard to en-
phasize in work such as this, where
new ventures in harmonic treatment
and an exterior austerity tend to
cover it up. His performance, the
first in this city, of the Prokofefi
concerto was preceded by beauti-
fully detailed reading of the Mozart
Concerto in D Major"
The orchestra also offered two un-
familiar works, the Symphony No
l." by William Boyce, and "Feuille-
ton," by Bernard Wagenaar, written
at DR.. Kindler's request and given
Evening star., 1942-11-12
Heifetz Again Introduces
New Work at Concert
Prokofeff's Concerto No. q
Presented by Women's Committee
Brings in Large Audience
BY ALICE EvERsMAN.

The of the audience Wednesday series
the National Symphony Orchestra
the Women Committee Whereas
subscription concerts Constitution
completely sold out last night the the
have single tickets available for this midweek
The special attraction
Evening star., 1942-11-12

for Mr.. Heifetz's playing Of the Pro-
kofieh work. The thunderous ap-
plause abated only to permit the
artist to acknowledge it, renewing
Evening star., 1942-11-12
ADJUSTMENTS.


Start Collecting Metal Now For
FREE SCRAP METAL SHOW
SATURDAY. NOV. IA, 10 Am,
10 lbs. Of Metal Is Your Admission
tAE Al warner Bros. Theaters
Except Central and Seco)
Evening star., 1942-11-12

AAll Time Schedules Given In Warner
Prs: Ps: Ags. Indicate Time Feature is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02
4O ACCIDENTS
 IN SEVEN MONTHS
Town Gets Low Rating For Decreasing Total Of
 Previous Year

Naugatuck. Sept. 2 = Naugatuck was one of the largest towns in the state to be given a low rating on fFafIic accidents for the first seven months in I9si-s2 fin 36 of the 'con- gested area" communities. it was announced by the Traffic Safety and Research division Of the De- pertinent Of Motor Vehicles. Nauga- tuck is listed with 7l accidents iT the first seven months of i9sl and with only zs in that period in ies2 or a decrease of 23. Total accidents reported for the 36 towns and cities for Issi were 9le39 and for 1922. B. ees or a decrease of 95s or S.6 per cent.
 The six large cities Of Hartford New Haven. Bridgeport. Waterbury, New Britain and Stamford are charged this year with s926 eases or about 55 per cent Of ali accidents caused in the -congegted area group. Last year these cities were charged with about 50 per cent. Such data emphasizes where real traffic accident prevention efforts are needed. Bridgeport and New Brit ain were the only ones ia the top population group to show increases the Park City moving up nearly i5 per cent while the Hardware City'f increase was about four per cent,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02
COOKING SCHOOL
 ENDS NEXT WEEK
Final Gem Theater Session Sept. 0- Banks To
 Close Labor Day

Naugatuck, Sept. 2 - The Gem theater cooking school met here to- day. There will be ore more session which will be held Wednesday Sept. 9. The time is I:i5 ?. m. preceding the regular matinee. Through the cooperation Of local merchants st vas made possible for many valuable gifts to be given away. A grand prize is to be awarded at the final ses- sion. All foods prepared during each days session are given to members of the audience, Each per- son receives a printed folder con~ taiGing recipes Of the dishes pre- pared during the school. These re- cipes have been tested and developed lB the 6pry kitchens.
 Work Labor Day
 Harry l.. Garter, factory manager 0f the footwear plant of the United states Rubber Co, has announced that departments working on war orders wlll work Labor day, Some departments will be closed, The Bristol Co. in Platts Mills will operate on that day. but the Lewis Engineering co. will be closed for the day.
 Tanks, libraries and public build lngs val be closed. Prank T. Green, postmaster. said the hours and de- liyeries at the post office will be announced in q few days. He said II most of the plants operated the cfiiee vii remain open,