Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Jack Pickering
Here
0nd
Now


Ing a station wagon used by on
OF the fancier downtown parkin
lots. The exhaust, so help me
blows smoke rings.
Bit OF life, 1912 A Times news
paper boy, Ed Kobylarcyk. sol,
6,382 defense stamps 10 one Gus
toner. The buyer was JOSEPH
Gasieanica, who put all mis- saw
ings into defense stamps befor,
going into the army.
Unsung heroine. No. 7: Grac,
Mitchell, who handles accountin,
at the Olde Wayne Club. Sh,
worked with fractured skull fo
five hours, completed an intricat,
inventory, then went home ant
collapsed. She had been hit on tn,
head with a bowling ball earlier
in the evenings truck as Sh,
leaned over to pick up some
matches. A bowler didn't see her
and his backswing hit her.
REVENGE on A HOARDER:
Mrs. Pat Murphy passes along
the story Of the family out on
Eight-Mile road who boarded
more than 200 pounds of sugar
In the basement. 1t crystalized
into a single solid lump of rock
candy, and when they asked
friends and neighbors how to get
the sugar hack into disable con-
dition. they all just laughed and
wouldn't tell the hOarders. Mr..
and Mrs. Rock Candy Midas
SANGFROID: Pascho. the Ter
race Room bandleader, insists or
wearing a plain black jacket, anC
party of guests mistook him fol-
the head waiter. PanCho didn't en-.
tighten them. Just picked out z
good table and seated the party
NOTES ROUND TOWN
Pierre Huss, the crack /, y s. cor.
respondent after his address al
the d. A. c. -. So weary OF the
blsckouts literal and other
wiSe-in Germany Huss went out
and stood in Times Square couple
OF times a week when he reached
New York. Just 10 look al the
lights and the people His first
assignment IN America, though
was 70 60 10 San Francisco for A
story. II VAS BACKED out From
blackout N blackout. 5000 miles
apart. moped HuSs
Josepr. Al the Statler Lounge
Bar. an amateur fan. So is Ernest
kanzler, the defense production
boss
Ann Corio. Jus Addiss and
Hayden Rorke, at the Penobscot
Club, mourning the nearing end
ri the run Of white Cargo"
It's appearance ut the Shubert-
Lafayette this week probably
will he the last. because Addiss
goes into the army. February u,
and Rorke, three weeks later.
Amt So Department Sabu' :
visit 70 Detroit brings from fact
minded reader the assertion that
the old wheeze about an elephant
remembering the man who gave
him a chaw of tobacco lnStad OF
peanuts isn't 81. Elephants like
tobacco. he says and will even eat
cigarets.
Copy OF a poem sent 10 soldier
son
Who thought rbcp rTs'led your
small. slespy herd
That the world uovld be locked
~ brtfle n drend:
Who dreamed that today my
lornble son
Would march on n battlefront
shopid'rin0 q 0uo'
But the years hare slpped by
since I 'Bckcd poU ~ bed.
Ard rorus The night that nv
heart sank Ike lead
Just uopderiH0 and praying for
my boy out there.
Who is stW M beloved NTH the
street 'opseled hGir.
Ana may orr Gear LoFd bntch
orer yoH, Earl,
Az the f10s NJ real bd''is IN
bree-es BnfVrl:
And / kpou porn thank God
nth hsor' that's sincere
Thot for ercrv beortoche and
motber's sad 'enr,
YouW fight for yoW homeland,
your fCwily md me,
And kpou thnfs the roy that
I'd Cuuf ~ N bS.
r.. YOUR MOTHER.
This poem was sent 10 Sgt. Ear
Tracy. who has been in the army
YEAR and is now somewhere west
Of here.
Sergeant Tracys mother. Mrs
James A. Tracy NJ Detroit. did not
write II herself but received the
poem from w. r. Crotty. now 81
Lansing. a friend OF the family
Mrs. Tracy liked IT and sent II &c