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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
RUNRA1x NOVEMBER 8

Cody and Castator will face a
runoff election, November 3.
Cody said if he is elected he will
weigh all city matters with enc
objective-winning the war.
"Our first consideration must
be victory" he said. II cannot
say have any plans except that
intend to follow In the foot
steps Of John G. Lodge. We
don't know what a job Il until
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16

Sweetheart Thcater Bsr--392s Ord.
Never a Dull Moment - Shows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
Through q Jungle Of Wings

A moment later we were ducking in and out of tn
jungle of wings the broad flight deck of carrier
Planes already laundering down the rolling RUNWAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
RUBBER CAR NAMED

2-Nelson appointed William NJ.
letters. president of the Union
Pacific Railroad, as the nations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
Carrier Sunk
By Jap Sub
At Midway
Damaged in Battle.
Torpedoed Later;
Casualties Light

WASHINGTON. Sept. 10 (UP).
The 5-year-old aircraft carrier
Yorktown was sunk on June 7 as
result of damage suffered during
and after the battle of Midway.
the navy announced today.
The Yorktown was put out OF
action by enemy bombers and tor
pcdo planes on the afternoon OF
June 4. Two days later. as it was
being towed 10 safety and pros
poets that IL might be saved had
grown brighter, a japanese sub
marine fired two torpedoes into
the wounded shin.
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See Japs Stalemated

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Jasssah Andres RA. ~ ere a
lsaA a4uuiaN nSnesi ard heAAksaawn
Residents. dlra Taeaitg nftezAsoen Is
orsoNa Ut I've family fwzsdste3
81 Canss suee4 rs daah tnlAAea
81 liisse~ extending efeM : 1@z
Il tuu ara : lsnll gsAaa.
lie waa Is years old : nattxe ana
life sofs fA2sat ~ FauA
nurine tle gunfigns hle hs waa .
aialpbuIAdeF aFAa waN prominently
luenlifiea wsth safsnsas civic mleF4
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vas ii tlza exssineaflsiM 1etafkfsassst
NJ tho government yards un TIE
msst ktde aI TIE rnmeRuala ftsM
lie retired iF0sn tina sFEstsH SEVERAL
year, aau.
He leayra his wa1uw. Mrs Mazy
Es1her neektaam M - paseAKaulA
three sagA@ Miguel Ard : a Fa
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II Houston. Tr&AH. tNu daughters
MI MAaHaslla IANh q RaMa4oala
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La = brother. II & vi az pBaea-
eoaia f0tF sisters Mrs 0nuHee Hug
gina Mr. FlHsuHt AaMs and Mfa
Jefin Morgan 0f pmtenaoala and
Nh Mamie uraYMaa q miinsI: ara
NUTRITIOUS uther relatives
Ills fufSefai saA fsld THURSDAY
morning st 10 eeEsxk fFasa the pals
Eumefml pafipss a. pMNeaeguia xAEA
m4ssFe4 1t Chr LaaIf Is WsAa
Church - Rev Nasltef = ! Carey
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Mks.
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Kus. Jog Mnfaan, Neiio RaA ard puf
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TFuBn rs q anfca J A. ppL II y
snHlmastkF. wtse honorary ud-
aA3eta
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Mrs. LOfIiu Hostess
To Auris Fender
Circle

fhe AHfia PendeF Circle e ne
Flrat Baptist Ghufan q nssezeo4aa
eas entertained Mozadav afternoon.
HaEeH IeEh. st ne home q Mr.
e J LofItn. IN 2 Harrison
Axenae.
The ctute chzlrmzn. N naz-
Eaeu1 = KIazz. opened fHe meet
r. zlth + prayer followed = S
sA6Es HzzzzHeZ aa zz4 uz1z
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assaY enzIIuau. Isu asadarEe1 TIE
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Curtis Stewart H. ! z De Mu.
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ID 4 visitor. If u1UzH1z.
Before he cree a6H0aFuE4 M
AnfzzH= He szazEezs zsEsz1 REFRESH
UEazz : 80 asef1ed sHa4 re
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FIRE BOMB.

tContnued from page o1el
rsoaehed closely and fought with
fine water spray. At this point the
sxtinFuishefx enter the ptctUre
Note~Aiways wear dark glasses or
FoegleSt Ali types of eHtfF1EuiEhef8
fisehafvtng water or chemicals dis
solved in water can be used directly
on the bomb itself. II u1eiF normally
Solid streams are converted into q
spray. hy thumhins nae stream ct
the nozzle These include the pump
tank the soxia-acid foam. loaded
stream and Eas-cartfider tspka
eThe - Of Mates spray serves
TIVE purposes II speeds up The ekan-
buztion Of the bomb. 20 that it burns
out quickly n also serves to wet
down the area around The bomb and
restrict the spread of fire. II win
ordinarily require two 1s-aailn
units 20 disrose Of oFle bomb and It's
surrounding fire
"A course spray Of water helps
opnirni the burning bomb A aolld
stream Causes Il 10 flare up exnlna-
ipeis. The solid stream Of the ex-
uaealshef. however. can be used
On fires started by the bxsnb. Take
cafe to keep THIS stream way from
the bomb itself.
Although only water-filied and
water solution types 81 exsineuish-
efs are effective on the bomb IL
seH. the sapofizlns liquid fcarfrn
tetTachioftde basel and carbon d.
oxide types can be used on fires
started bs the bomb tusf as they
re used ON fires started from ans
ether cause
do not use chemical directly on
The bofnbl
II The hoFsh can be approached
before l. flas set fire % is xffr-
rouBdinaS dry sand can BE- used The
sand Is shoxeled 0ver The burning
bomb simply % cut down Is radiant
hest Sand does not extfnEuish the
bomb TIE bomb ean BE sr6soned I'D
IN . shovel and dropped into a met
Al naiis IN which : LAYER Of ~seteral
inches Ct sand has been placed b.
M1tAAAAsH IHE EHstAsf u TIE Hf1FH4
under The handle Of fhe pail 70
protect the hands from heat ne
sand~anaothered bomb can Be carried
from the premises and dumped
where Il NIli burn itself on harm
ieaslg.
To use this fire-flghtlng equip
rent with maximum efficiency IN
dustfiaI workers must understand
~ operation Approved fire =
tlneulsheEs sheald be quickly asalI-
sbie IN anY part Of tire structure ard
eYerT MAI On fhe fob should knoN
box 70 ne them.
Actual fire extiuzuisher drills
are TIE most effective vac q get
tne feel Ct an extsaeuiaaef Eeeu~
hR reehsessF1e n FL fire extinzussh-
eFs Is part Of tie preparedness pro-
cram Frequent Inspections are an
ADDED uaaHtkeu against sabosaee
ard eises assurances that l51em pre-
Ncs1Ye units ere iu nu<a ~operatlne
condition. ready for immsalafe use
r. GaszEier said
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Physical Instructors
Sought For Navy Men

TIE officer IN charge Of Navy re-
cruittne IN New Orleans has an
nouneed taat applications viii be
taken from men in this area wbo
may qualify IS Chief Specialists IS
physical instructors in the NAVY.
z M Daniels Teerutter. stated
that ultimate success Ia this 81
VII Gepenu upon our manpoNef
and stamina The United states
Navy Is undertaking 3 vigorous pro-
gram 10 build tip the strength and
endurance Of is personnei Al
physical instructors and Kell quail
fed athletes with college degrees
between the ages of = ard IS are
urged % make application 10 paFtie-
Ipate il THIS program Men without
college training need mt apply
Ratings CT Chief Specialist which
Is TIE highest nen-oommass.oned
rating r given 70 acceptable ap-
usicanfx
an acceptable applicants are
sent % the naval training station
81 Norfolk Va. for 3 SIX weeks
course Ii Naval ind~octrlnattnn and
method Of training After 8 vigorous
SIX weeks these men becoEne fu.l
fiedged physical instructors and
zill oe sent % the various A4aI
activities
Commander Gene Tunaexa rep
n~sentatlse alH visit tie Nay Re-
afuitinK station Ia Dallas. Tezaa on
March g md 81 ard Ndi b ii
Atlanta Ca. o. April z fae TIE
puFIxae Of interviewing Applicants
Al applicants must have Is ulesr
possession st the ume q Their IN
terriers 3 aaaseHaH q tlHIx EaI=s
record s britt eeTufIeszes B eIs-
elsafas Z Ebaz azss lad sHs EFe-
eiese military service ana 3 small
plesare taken within she Easl seek
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Measuring PARTY
Provides Much Fun

Tn fsa9ns e Mr. Tsas au.a
Aaat en- &NsE& F~aeAee@Asa sefeea
ea& ttsa ssA ct makN fN kn
Maxeev WEDNESDAY, NttN4n&om
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waA Mr. Mkta nns - m
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hostess Ana fer assistants started
measures thN wNtsfx a tn waNsn
pFm@wE nRa sssffs UNs MEns aH8m
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msnf Annte uE TIE enesa h4A g r.
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count
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she efcn4ed uswp@fttusaate alasNaEst
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fahIe A fhnfN weFe ukny aalfa4
bits ia the bowl Il wa0 dex4ea t4aat
scene DID no4 mind hasssa saaf
measure tskea At aTf Two dainty
.Hntn guests aefn Ire eEnAaf aaueh
tefa q Mr.. 0atlln Mrs. A1Ags=
Wo0ts sister ana Becky maaat
daughter e Mr. and Mrs E ~
peo1 vito oosuplNelY % TIE
sslow III ule end IT TIE party wien
TREY behaved "a such : NFaansup
manner and with saarh puse ~ 81
excite admiration nf all
In honor u TIE llfes warm aAy 1t
TIE present szAson uae hnegsas eFs
I'd lcpd ten. along nafh cAnhgea ard
cookies and eandv TIE rFfsmes
of ne dining tAnie w2s > large
'hoWl ct peach hlnsamt1s. aaa "a eafh
nlate Ma 81 immense esAnsg The
proceeds Of the pafts ueHt howard
lie res furniture fund q ne
Methodist church
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WELLS TELLS.

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Buffet Luncheon
Honors Quinn Gautier

HI and Mrs Ile1mea uanttex a.
tsrtalned with > delighted buffet
luncheon at their lovely husne ever.
tUokinR Lake. xaxou. Sunday aflef-
noon THIS event wak eIsen Il :
farewell party III laoEsof It tlsssF
Non. Ensign Quinn aaustet. who isfk
"Wednesday fnf Harvard University
at Cambridge. Mass where ls wsil
spend aeeefai mnntlls uAlHAnk sill
the navy department.
TIE reception fuu4n ard dAnlng
room wefn pfettily oTnamented zgsh
hue Iris. 1ufiqnliE. dafi0dlla and
other spring flowers. Taae asnift@
table wa eenhefed wlsh lsansHa
yellow candles IN silver eandFinhra.
making a very pretty sfstlnn
Tine guests on this occasion nefe
At and Mrs Bob Perd. Mf. and
Mrs Preston GfaAsiek. Ek8htN Furd
Mlss Maria Mae Warren claflln
warren. Morton Vaughn. BERNARD
Campbell John Fletcher. Andres
Thompson. Percy carpenlef. Frea
bishop. Jimmy Bfshep. Mr. ana afs
Henry 0aut1ef ard SONS. bob ana
black. Mr.. ard Mr. ] = Quinn
aEG children Anne and Jane. Miss
Gladys Quinn. RaAh HuegaH ard
Mis- Mary Arnold Of Mebiir. Mir
Sally Jane. Mf, and Mr. Lester
NtHteFtou. Mr. and Mrs. james p
0autfsf and children. Waiter ard
Emily. and deuahteF-sp.laW, Mrs
Dof10Fan 0auftfr Of Dalton. Okla.
Ensign 0autier drove 70 Cam.
bridge wednesday IL HIS eel. He
"a accompanied ~ Enslana Woody
Flowers II Birmingham and ENeEl
Eaeau of New Orleans.
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MOSS POINT
TRACK TEAM
IN GOOD FORM
sauaa ae~szs sTssa E~asFs4
- HfaMmxn1af MHssak ~
MRNkas lskSh In MeeasR

ne Mos rosnt sENek sxNm VA
ufxn IS seana taaagaW A
snk te MuAsk b msxt NAs Mmrny
Han sANm ara tasn umls CAAs
Ntilsasg Aeaaesl1Y IA = Triangular
uaeeA ne cxsnkest zsa tske p&ee "a
he Mufsau track sssa As fisst eseaf
h scheduled 81 start II ! eewk "a
ne affexaaam
Coach EstN Khasat hAs bxn
wurk1nx nh msr unto sNM Msa
ais 80 that tnes shuaM BE- IL s
e1naltSNn aax taae rsaxsfy and re-
Ks0lsAl use9s uhrh tAkS pAer ca
AfMa ) and Apssl 10. respectively
IN the aase leaaofsoW eslr TIE
toss VII censssT a Murphy and
COMA % net have era TRACK
teams me ntr1s wEi aaAke TIRE
Eln hnAeNef. AA spectators
Ii trials "Wednesday. Coach KhA-
yat mw material tof Z coed TRACK
team Maay q the nee
seasoning however. and TIE meet
saturday should slre asssss q he
ioogtes valuable experience Eor the
me meets 10 cosne
Although Coach Khayat has not
definitely aeeiae1 IS to N4to VII
start IN TIE various events i Is
likely that N1s following men will
~ entered
fn-yaT dash-Narrts Ra8safd ard
C. u Faggard 2&yzsd dash Net
ts FAeEard Toots tausef and Hally
Felas <t0-yaTd dakh-xernon Weil8
yard run Evans and Bruce Garter
Frog Evans and Tout4 Slautef. $50
Mile ruD-caFtex and niilt Smith
Hlen hurdles. G ID FaenAra and
Exerette Harper Lou hurdle@c
y Faggafd ard Jsuaior Pierce Hien
iufnp-Exefette Harper ard Ray
Roberts Bread 3annp-fiarrer and
Roberta Pole vault Harper ana
Vernon Wells shot pal Aubrey
0off ard nilly Fselas Discus
thFow-RaberW Relay-C II Fag-
gard. Evans. StAutef asd Harper.
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LOSES naoTEHR

Friefada of Mrs " d nsensssFsa
ana MFs. ! = Mozfss aNe deeply
6ympasss3sns asth them 0FsF us
dnasA nf their brother 1gnn ~ puf4
cell e Miami Is the FezHlf e Aa
sFfo AeHsafat IL that eltF lat Sat
sFdef Neither Mm HGF#sas nee
Mn aoatea uere ahie q attend Eze
funeral
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CARD

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fEHzasI - haze ~ aaeazz UalI=
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Motor vehicle accidents ACCOUNT
= fo1 ous-laIzd = Ehs accidental
eealhs = $40. HHIla Death from
fats accounted 4az 9as-zoafzH q
ne dezza lo1sl
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II takes about seven hours for
transit through tne rsnsma Canal
which is 80 miles long.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15

train without his shoes, and ar
ranged 10 have him picked up by
the state police.
'He has been here almost ever
since. He Will continue to remain
here until all our evidence
against him and his fellow con-
spirators IN completed.
There IL much more involved
In this case. Carolyn" my father
went on. while the girls face
whitened by the second, than
Marlon's kidnapping, heinous as
that crime IL. This man II In
Volved In a conspiracy against
the government. His punishment
f. likely to he death, or at least
life imprisonment.
GIRL NOT FAKING
"But"-he paused impressively,
land this II what concerns you
most-there will be no chance
for him 10 ever reveal anything
he knows about YOU or Marion,
or anything he IL holding over
your heads. His lips ARE as
sealed from now on as n they
--were already silenced by death"
"O-o-oh" Carolyn shrieked,
and / could not tell whether the
exclamation was one of extreme
horror or relieved. joyous eXul-
tation. And she slumped 10 the
floor in what looked 10 be an
authentic swoon.
Miss WhitlocK and ] were at her
side in an instant. and my father s
voice addressed the nurse.
a genuine swOon, or fake ."
he asked.
This n the real thing, but IL
isn't serious. She'll come out
OF ID shortly"
My father snatched the tele.
phone from its hook.
Bring one OF those emergency
COTS down here Immediately.
Gus" he barked into II and
hung IL up.
Richard, will you go to the
trap door and help Gus haul IL
down." he asked. II don't want
Gus to come down here"
Dicky hurried 10 the stairs lead
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A. pARsoN
A PASTOR
stniRsinvAasS.

ct DIDN'T stage anything"
Carolyn snapped. her self-control
breaking.
But" Dicky went on suavely,
'ff the sweet young thing In
question has repented of her
folly, and wishes 20 collaborate
with us by telling what she
knows, I shall keep my trap shut
from now on"
THAT would be an Incentive
10 confess anything" Carolyn
flared out, "but whats the use
Of my saying anything: You're
all against me. I-I-don't
want to listen"
II am sorry" my father said
inexorably. "but I'm afraid you'll
have to listen. IL may mean
nothing TO you, but I think l
ought to tell you that the so
called collegiate gangster will
never be able To trouble you
again"
What do you mean by that?"
she said.
\~"simply his" my father an
swered. when, because OF your
foolish and criminal aid 90 HIM
he found out what train my
daughter was travelling on TO
New York, frst telephoning or
ders TO a gunman In New York
To murder her. providing he
failed 10 secure n certain letter.
my son-in-law very cleverly
foiled his plot, put him of the
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How do you know live
aIone?" Virginia Darlington
said, withdrawing her hand, but
not abruptly.
Zone learns the signs in
city like New York easily"
Well" she said. answering
mostly that voice of his that
sounded so pleasantly and solidly
like another sort of mans alto
gether. IL do live alone, and
sometimes / get pretty lonely.
It's nice Of you TO bring me
here, and 1 like TO come. There's
something about this place 1
like"
Northrup didn't like It: It was
too quiet. He only came because
she wanted 10. 1t was an odd kind
OF night club. Quite a small one
II had been founded, decorated
and largely built by one man, ano
he was dead and il was run by his
mother. Qn New York anything is
poSSlble) There was something
pleasant about il.
II can't afford things like this
for myself" she said. and Blen-
don thought they were coming
along
The next day he asked her Il
dine. but she declined.
Dinners at the Pink Ele-
phant"-that was the name Of
the little night club-"are too
expensive. I'm not willing 10
let you In for them"
Well go somewhere else
then"
81 don't like anywhere else -
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"Your Own Horoscope" BY.
Frances Drake, IL one Of many.
famous features In The Detroo-
Times.
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of fortitude and restraint. "They
make you understand :"

But what they made you under
stand didn't interest her. and sud-
denly he realized that something
was passing between them after
all
Blendon thought he had never
seen her so nearly beautiful. There
was warm intensity in her that
night that seemed 10 have lit an
inner light; and after a while
something came into being in the
other man TO answer ii, and, by
golly," Blendon thought, shes
hooked him!' and he dropped his
technique -reminiSceace-aad
went in for straight lovemaking.
She seemed startled. Startled,
touched and pleased.
Poor little thing" he thought.
"She had decided / was never
going to get around to It; she
wants IL, and she was ready 10
make a play even for n cluck
like that"
Blendon. in his turn. was
touched also.
"My dear, it's pretty cold and
lmpersonal, meeting like this.
May come. some night soon, to
see you at home, and--?"
"Yes," she said with uncon-
cealed gratefulness. I'D love TO
have you, Blendon. You've been
mighty nice TO me, when-when
I needed IL most"
She gave him a smile Of such
warm response that mentally he
chalked up another conquest.
Come" she said explicitly,
"daN After fnmnrrnuV NIGHT af
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learned that the ribbon was
snarled and she couldn't fix il,
gone in and got the machine to
going again-and then managed
to make one thing lead 10 an
other, until here they were
women have been good 20
me-" he said on their next eve
ming together, but I've never
known one like you. So worldly,
and at the same time. innocent.
You intrigue me-" said Blendon
Mort hr1lD
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NOTICES CLOAK

He said IL as they were enter.
ing the Pink Elephant but he paid
little heed 70 her reply, because
as he took her wrap from her anc
handed il 10 the coat room cir
he noticed that the lining hac
been patched and repatched.
She was intelligent. vigorous
young and stylish. She couldn't
have much of a salary in the kind
of office where she was employed
but il had not occurred 10 him
that she might be really hard up.
If she was, it was an important
point: They were much easier 70
get when they were poor.
They came farther along that
night. He sketched. con amore, a
fictitious past for himself of hard
ship, courage and self-denial.
Get 'em sorry for yOu," he
often advised beginners in his
field.
81 went 10 work when I was
r." he lied. 81 made $50 a
month, hut I never saw tit
was spent before / earned IL.