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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
PROM axis
Bombed
I'm France

BERNE, Switzerland. Sept. 2
(UP).-Delayed advices revealed
today that militant French pa
triots had bombed five collabora-
zionist buildings at Marseilles and
one at Lyons last Friday.
Bombed at Marseilles were two
district headquarters OF the
French Legion" organized to aid
the Germans against the Russians;
a recruiting bureau for French
workers willing TO work in Ger
many, and two collaborationist
newspapers. The offices of the
collaborationist weekly, Illustra-
ton. were bombed at Lyons.
The greatest damage was done
10 the editorial offices of the
weekly Actu and Of the weeklies.
Midi Libre and Marseilles Libre at
Marseilles.
Latest authentic. advices from
Vichy are that only $4,000 men
have so far volunteered to work
in Germany. OF these only 10000
are the metal workers and special
lists whom Germany most needs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
AEF Parades;;
Busy

LONDON, Sept. 2 CUP).-Amer-
lean troops marched through the
streets of London today on their
first parade of the war but their
commander, 1t. Gen. Dwfg n I
Eisenhower, was unable to be
present.
Speaking TO the America n
troops at the guild hall, Mai. Gen.
j. c. II. Lee told them that:
AT the last moment, Eisen-
hover was detained by urgent
matters OF the greatest i'm
portance.-
The troops had paraded past
crowds of 300;90o which tfronged
the London streets.
Detachment after detachment of
air corps men, infantry, marines
and engineers marched briskly
through the ancient streets.
London's spirit was exemplified
by an old lady who approached a
doubhboy on leave standing among
the spectators and said:
thank you SO much for
coming over"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
French
People
Aid Jews

SOMEWHERE ON THE
FRENCH FRONTIER, Aug. 81
delayed (UP). - The French
people are aiding desperate foreign
Jews to resist Vichy police who
are hunting them down at the
demand of the Germans SO they
can be deported to eastern Europe
for forced labor, it was learned
today.
In some instances farmers have
used their scythes to defend Jews
who had taken refuge with them,
and are holding off the gendarmes.
So serious has opposition be-
come in the Toulouse area that
the project asked the vichy gov
eminent to authorize him to call
out troops to aid the gendarmes.
Up to today Vichy had refused
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
SAT Get Tickets
For Old Plates

The Detroit Police Department
issued SAT violation tickets to
motorists without their second
half-year license plates in the first
"a hours Of September, the record
bureau announced today.
The tickets can be settled only
by appearance in court within "a
hours with new plates. II the
tickets are not settled within AS
hours, warrants will be issued,
police said.
Police are still stopping motor
lists who have not yet obtained
new license plates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Army Bags "a
.JdpP|dnesto1Q

CINCINNATI. Sept. 2 INSl.--
Answering criticism of American
planes. Assistant Secretary Of War
John ). Mc6ioy today disclosed
that from February / to August
80. the army air force shot down
234 Japanese planes while losing
only 100.
The box score does not include
planes. lost on the ground or by
anti-aircraft. damaged planes OF
the record of the American Volun-
teer Group in China--the Flying
Tigers alone was revealed
to be:
Jap planes destroyed 2l8
AVG planes destroyed -
Nor do the figures include the
records of Anerican-made planes
fighting in other armies.
At the same time, McCloy, in ar
address before the forty-third en-
campment of the Veterans of For
eign Wars, disclosed that this
country already has over hall
million men outside the United
States and declared that we "have
not yet begun to fight"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02

would like to tell the truth about
the deal being received by the
people Of Michigan, but until my
resignation Is effective cannot
speak.
81 received a call from WASH
ington asking me to withhold
my resignation until Howard
Hunter of the OPA comes here
TO talk 10 me. I will have a state
ment after the visit of Mr..
Hunter.
my dispute with Mr.. Sarvis
was caused partly by the fact
that there Is no coordination In
the rationing system In Detroit"
The controversy developed wher
he rationing office was being en-
arged to take care of meat "a
ioning in January.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
3ARES HUGE STRIKE LOSS
1Rioting Irish Jeer u. S. Troops
Divorce Secret to Wife. Too

papers. But he said they weren't
anything"
After getting the divorce two
years ago, Stephan Gjerek came
home. neglected to tell his wife Of
the divorce. and kept right on
living with her, she says.
Mrs. Gjerek, in court today, filed
a petition contesting the divorce.
on the grounds that the whole
thing was a surprise and that it
was gained through fraud.
The couple, living at % Marie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
.Togos Deputy
Quits in Shdkeup
HoGGED CONVERSATION
~ Cnited Press

japanese Vice Foreign Minister
Nishi followed his chief,
Foreign Minister Shigenori Togo,
into retirement today in what APP
peared to be a japanese political
intimately concerned with
the plans OF Tokio's war lords to
stab Russia in the back by an at
tack on Siberia and the maritime
provinces.
A brief Toxic announcement
said Nishi had been succeeded by
Kumaichi Yamamoto. director of
the eastern department of the
foreign office.
Between Togo's resignation yes
terday and Nishi's resignation to-
day, Premier Gen. Hideki TOTO,
who had assumed the foreign min
istry, announced his intention of
creating a new ministry for
greater East Asia" in the cabinet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Stalingrad Peril Rises
LIN NaZi Tank Push
BY HENRY SHAPIRO
United Pres. stan Correspondent

MOSCOW, Sept. Russian dis
patches reported today that Soviet
forces defending the southwest APP
proaches to Stalingrad. have been
forced TO retreat TO a new line
the fourth withdrawal in 4S hours
and that the peril to the vital
Volga city was mounting by the
hour.
A large Nazi armored force was
reported to have broken through
the southwest defense lines near
est the river, despite desperate
Soviet efforts to halt its progress.
On. the front northwest OF
Stalingrad. the Nazis were again
on the move, dispatches said. and
danger of a break-through in that
region was admitted.
Soviet sources agreed that the
battle for Stalingrad had entered
a critical phase.
The Germans were said to be
moving fresh forces into the north
west approaches and steadily driy-
ing northeast beyond Kotelnikov-
ski toward the Volga.
TX MILES AWAY
ct was believed in London
that the Germans were about IS
miles from Stalingrad on the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Catch Saves Life
| I-Yesr-Od Boy Hero Breaks Baby's Fall. Says:
Heck II Was Nothing

Modest. 11-year-old Fay War
rem of 1923 Williams avenue was
being acclaimed hero today
for catching ION the fly a baby
who fell out of a second story
window.
Fay was playing with several
other children when they noticed
14-month-old Shirley Jean Sample
standing on the window sill of her
home at 1915 Williams avenue.
Mortified. they watched her
teeter momentarily and then
plnnge downward. But before her
% pounds could land IS feet be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02

low, Fay had leaped onto the
porch and caught her in his arms.
She was unhurt.
The parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Sample, said the baby
crawled to the window when the
mother left the room for a mo-
ment.
I'VE certainly owe q lot 10
the quick thinking Of this boy"
they agreed.
Fay. the son of Mrs. Mabel
Davis and a student al Clancy
School, shyly answered praise
with:
ooh heck n was nothing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Pontiac Soldier
Guest Of Queen
Hi+ch-Hiker Given a Lift
by British Kings Mother

LONDON, Sept 2 dNS).-Pvt.
Ora Foster of Pontiac. Mich,
today admitted that he was too
busy talking about Detroit and
Pontiac to remember the CONVEX
sation he had with Queen Mother
Mary in his unscheduled royal
audience.
The American doughboy hitch
hiked into the royal conference,
il was disclosed.
Trudging toward town on Sat-
urday night leave. Private Foster
accepted lift from a passing
automobile and sank gratefully
into the tonneau seat beside an
elderly gray-haired woman and a
British colonel.
TALKED HIS HEAD OFF
"She asked a lot of questions
and I talked my head off," Pri-
vate Foster related today.
But after she said I'm Queen
Mary'-I was tongue-tied."
When Private Foster stepped
into the automobile, the colonel
moved over and left him room 10
sit beside the gracious lady.
II didn't talk much ut first
hut she was interested In Amer
lea and asked me n lot Of ques-
tons and finally got unwound,"
said Private Foster.
Il talked a streak for IS min
utes until we got 90 my camp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
POLICE CHARGE RIOTERS
Continued on Next Page. Col.
War Bond Quota Cut

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2 tUP).
"A September nationwide war
bond quota of SITS, 100000. a de-
crease of S4o,000.ooo from the
quota, win be announced
soon by Secretary Of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau Jr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02

"Then she gave me a disc on
a chain. On one side 10 says
For Luck and on the other
M. r. MARY Regina)."
HoGGED CONVERSATION
Asked what the queen mother
had talked about, Private Foster
was slightly confused and annoyed
with himself for having hoggec
the conversation.
IL was too busy sounding of
to remember much" he con-
fessed.
"She said she thought the
British and American people
should get to know each other
better.
al remember that much"
81 had the shock of my life
when she told me who she was.
"The colonel addressed her as
Your Majesty but / was too
busy talking about Pontiac and
Detroit to notice IL at the time.
The next time I get a ride I'll
listen"
Queen Mary asked Private
Foster how he liked England anC
he replied:
"WeIl, there's no place like
home, but this In all right for
n vacation"
As he left the car Queen MARY
shook hands and wished him "tht
best of luck"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Streilher Held,
Swedes Report

LONDON. Sept. 2 tINS). -
Julius Streicher. Nazi editor and
leading snti-Semite, has been ar
rested on orders of Adolf Hitler. a
Stockholm dispatch to the Daily
Express said today.
The report said Streicher was
accused of embezzling party funds
and had been involved in most
unsavory affairs"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Belfast MODS
Give Ydnks
Ndzi Salute
IRA Mans Execution
Starts Demonstrations
Arms Cache Found

BELFAST. Sept. 2 (UP).-
Execution of Thomas Williams.
Of the outlawed Irish Re-
publican Army. touched off riots
and disturbances today. including
the hooking of American soldiers
by women demonstrators who gave
them the Nazi salute.
A small number OF American
soldiers were in the city, although
il had been declared out of bounds
for American troops stationed in
North Ireland.
The women who gave the Nazi
salute were part of a crowd of 300
who tied up traffic with a demon
stration near the city hall. The
hurled bottles at a
policeman who warned them TO
disperse.
OFFICER KNOCKED DOWN
During the ensuing scuffie. the
officer was knocked down by a
bfcyclist Two demonstrators,
James O'Hara and William Sulli-
van. were sentenced to three
months in Jail for assaulting the
policeman.
General disturbances broke out
Immediately after Williams. 10.
was hanged at s a. m. for murder
ing Belfast constable last Easter.
Police were forced to use their
b1tons on one unruly mob of
women demonstrators, three of
whom were arrested. One police
man was injured as the women
resisted.
Crowds, made up mostly of
women and young girls, formed
professions and marched through
the main streets singing Republic
can songs and booing British
army officers and Ulster police
men.
POLICE CHARGE RIOTERS
A clash between Republican and
Ulster crowds forced police to
charge.
Some Ulster women brushed the
police aside and tainted Repub-
lican women kneeling and telling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Ndzis Say Reds
Bomb Warsaw

BERLIN. Sept. ? Germ a n
broadcast recorded by United
Press in London).-A high COM
manG communique said today that
Russian planes attacked Warsaw
during the night and started sew
eral fires. 1t. was said that the
attack was made on residential
quarters.
The communique said that other
Russian planes attacked points in
East Prussia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
World War Veteran
Shot by Army Guard

FORT CUSTER. Sept. "A
World War I veteran. whose name
was withheld, was wounded today
by a shotgun in the hands of a
military guard as the veteran wan
dered from the Veterans Facility
Hospital where he was a mental
patient The veteran was near
the post water tanks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Million Days
0fWork Lost
In I Months
295.734 Employees
Ignore Pledge TO
Avoid S+oppaees

/ WASHINGTON. Sept. 2fUPy.
Strikes in war industries caused
a loss of 1.130,67S man-days work
during the first seven months sof
this year. the War Labor Board
reported today.
A compilation of lost time from
January ! through August 81
showed that, on the average, eight
out of every 10000 workers were
idle because Of strikes In Indus
tries covered by the report.
The report showed that 295.z34
workers ignored the pledge pf
labor and industry leaders mot -
strike. The pledge was made y&t
the request of President Roosevelt
soon after the United States 1n-
tered the war.
OTHERS NOT COUNTED
Nondefense strikes were not b.
Icluded in the cornpilstiou az tIe
board United states. Qppciliatiqn,
service reports Indicated tkat DIM
usually are three or four times q
many nondefense as defense strikes
in progress.
From January IL. the date the
board was established. through
August 81. Secretary OF Labor
Frances Perkins sent to the bosrd
459 disputes involving 2603, 70
workers. OF that number 81 wcre
strikes involving 64:144 worke1&
The board reported that IN.
days lost by strikes IN war in6lSs-
tries increased from 46,O 600 In H.
Euary to q seven-month peab ~
l225.000 in June. The July teal
was 234, 900. Reports for August
have not been complied.
STRIKES INCREASE
The report showed that during
January 1900 workers invQ11ed
in 81 strikes lost $4,000 man -
of work. The figures jumped .
Ia 900 workers, 81 strikes and IA
600 man-days lost in Februaty
The remainder Of the se>p
month period showed q constS<Iy
increasing number of strikes "a
progress. more workers involved
and more time lost. except Tor I
slight drop during July.
In March the number Of strikers
increased to $1,000 In "a strikes
and q loss Of 1910 man-days;
April, $4,000 strikers, IS strikes
and 10000 man-days lost; Nay.
700 strikers, la striI<ea ujGi
l137. 900 man-days lost: June, g no
Istrikers. 1872 strikes and 255, 90
man-days lost; July. $4,000 striker
l(COufinsnod an Nexf RnxA fys9 a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02

For two years. Stephan Gjerek
kept his divorce a secret.
He was so good in keeping the
secret that even his wife didn't
know about it.
But she knows about it today
and doesn't like it.
She also knows how il all hap
pened:
DIDN'T MENTION DIVORCE
81 couldn't read English then
and my husband had me sign
some papers. They were divorce
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
New Lend-Lease Aide

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2 CUP).
Maj. Gen. Charles NJ. Wesson,
Ga, retired army chief of ordnance,
was appointed last night as as
sistant to Lend-Lease Administrator
Edward r. Stettinius Jr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
.Briton Downed
Over Morocco

LONDON, Sept. 2 (UP).-Radio
Paris reported today that another
British reconnaissance plane has
been shot down over the Moroccan
coast, the fourth to be brought
down in the last few days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Tom, Dick and Harry,
Truckers TripIets

CHICAGO, Sept. 2 UNS).-It
finally happened: Arnold Krause,
Sc, truck driver, and his wife,
Pauline, 80. who became the par
ents of triplet boys today named
them Tom. Dick and Harry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
COULDN'T GO OUT

According to Mrs. Gjerek, her
husband wouldn't let her go out
of the house or work as a model.
A week ago, during a family argu-
ment she was told by her husband.
or the man she thought was her
husband. to pack up and get out.
81 told him I didn't have to,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02

that IL was just as much my
house as IL was his" Mrs. Gjerek
said. Then he told me I wasn't
his wife at all, that We had been
divorced for two years."
Circuit Court Judge Lile M
issued a temporary in
junction against Stephan Gjerek
restraining him from selling on
otherwise realizing on his prop
erty. The case will be heard before
Judge George B. Murphy on Sep
tember IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Newspaper Boy I02 Friday

NEW YORK. Sept. 2 QNS).-
II. Ellsworth Bennett, referred to
as the worlds Oldest newspaper
boy. will celebrate his 1920 BIRTH
day Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Is MILES AWAY
Canada
Chrysler,
JAW Sign

Recognition of the UAW-CIO by
the Chrysler Corporation OF
Canada became effective today
with the signing of contract be-
tween the union and the company
The contract is the result of an
election in the plant last March
when so per cent of the 1900
workers voted in favor of union
representation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
CHIEF PROVISIONS

Chief features of the contract
provide, in addition to union recog'
milton:
Time and a half for all work
over 40 hours a week.
Five per cent premium for
night work.
. Accumulation of seniority for
those joining the armed forces.
Procedure for the immediate
handling of grievances.
Recognition of % stewards
and shop committees,
Signing the agreement for the
company were Kenneth Crittenden
vice president and operating man.
ager. and E. w. Knevals, secretary.
treasurer.
Representing the u mi o n were
George Burt, regional director, anc
c. d. Prince. international repre-,
sentative. Four officials of the
Chrysler local also signed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02

(The German high command
said that Axis forces had reached
the Volga River north of Stain
grad)
The area northwest of Stain.
grad. where only yesterday the
Russians were reported to have
control of the situation, once more
was threatened by greatly in
creased German pressure. Above
that point, in the Kletskaya area
rs miles northwest of Stalingrad
the Germans and Italians hac
taken the offensive in an effort Il
relieve their left flank, dispatche.
said. @t
The Russians had retaken five
villages in that area recently.
ADVANCE IN CENTER
The noon communique asserted
that Soviet troops in their central
front offensive opposite Moscow
had occupied several more in
habited localities and that Soviet
artillery was infiicting heavy
losses.
Dispatches said the Russian
position had sharply deterioratet
in the north Caucasus. The Rus.
slams were reported to have faller
back farther south of Krasnodar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
The Russians had retaken five
villages in that area recently.
ADVANCE IN CENTER

CONTINUED on Next Page, Col. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02

avenue. Ecorse. was married in
Russia in 1882 where Mr.. Gjerek
was working on construction. They
moved to Detroit in 1896.
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(Continued On Ne3t Pa1e. CoL q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Film Time Clock

MICHIGAN-"in This our Life. 4" II
a. m. 2:23, $3.50. q:i5 p. m. l2:4O a m
Always in Ny Heart" 1885, 400. 40.
FoX Whispering Ghosts" l1In
l:35, = e:25, $50. ills p. m. 10 y,
Kay kyser. i24O, sos, $50. 1855, 1920
UNITED ARTIsTs-"crossr j" u rs
3:25: 500 $50 p. m. 1890 a. m:
Affairs Of Martha" Ii:io A. m. ass
oi5; $40 li:2o p. m.
ADAMs-"Brosdwsy." 1907. 2:59. 5:5i,
IL: M ria i5 3 M. n 7ss ,ca su O.
PALMs-sTATE-"This Gun for Hire +"
III a. m. ?. $50. T:4O, 1890 D. m. "a
.. m; Sweater Girl" 1870, $50, $50.
s:l0 p. m. IL a. m.
MADISON - Western Union" 11:oi
a., m, 2tl. SIS. s:4s p. m. l:23 a. m.
II Take This Woman" 1899. i:I3. 7:47
BROADWAY CAPIToL-"To the shor.
OF Tripoli i:l0, l:45. $40 p. m, l.
a. m. Turtles OF Tahiti" IL 40 a. m.
5:l5. $50. 1880 p. m.
R-k-O UPTOWN - "saboteur. 1910
$40 p. m, l2:4O a. m; "Tutties o
FIsHER~"To the shore. Of rrpoi .
ago. 5;55. sIS .. m. 1880 a m.
,"Tu,tles Of Tahiti" 1880. 4:2O. 7.15
RIVIERA the shores Of rripou
l12i43, AIS. 1855, 1922 p. m futile
l95 90 Tahiti" 2'2o' sos, 1892 p m.
CINDERELLA "ro the shore. .
Tripoi. 2:25. s. Gas p. m. 1910 q. m
Tuttles Of Tahiti" 1888. $3.50. 1855
RoYxI@"ro the shore. of rrpor,." /,
1917. 1871, 10:B .. m: "Tuttlss o
Tahiti" 2:2S, ga. s:s2 .. m. 12.Io 8. N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Eastwood Offers
Glenn Miller

THOUSANDS OF dancing fans
OF Glen Miller greeted the maestro
and his band when they opened
for weeks engagement at East
wood Gardens last night. Advance
reservations indicate a crowd OF
even greater proportions tonight
and a record breaking business all
week. There will be two dancing
sessions Sunday. one in the after
noon and another in the evening.
Few changes have been made in
the Miller band since last year
Detroit'S own Marion Hutton is
still carrying the vocals. Skip Mel
son has Just replaced Ray Eberle
as male vocalist and did a credit
able job. TEX" Beneke. who played
with Ben Youngs band for couple
of years, is saXman-vocalist.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day nights Glenn Miller's Moon
light Serenade" broadcast will
'emanate from Eastwood with the
band saluting a different branch
OF the armed forces each evening
Dancing will start a half hour
earlier at $50 p. m. all during
the Miller engagement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Keep Tab on 500
Blond Players

EVERY PERSON appearing in
one of Columbia'S Blonde" pic
ItureS becomes a card in the most
Intricate filing system in Holly.
wood.
With the completion Of Blonde
for Victory which again details
the adventures Of the BumSteads
portrayed by Penny Singleton
Arthur Lake. Larry SimmS and
Daisy, the canine star. producer
Robert Sparks announced that
there were more than 500 cards in
the file.
Each card represents one of the
characters introduced in the series
totaling Il pictures to date. In
case they return in later films
they must live up TO the charac.
terization as detailed in the filing
system.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Cabaret Cruise
Sails Tonight

THE BOB-LO LINE will run IT'S
cabaret cruise tonight on the s. $.
Ste. Claire. The three-hour sail OF
dancing and special cabaret enter
tainment will start at ii p. m.
Porky Phillips, comedian, will
entertain and act as master OF
ceremonies. The Barclays will put
on several novelty dances and sing,
and Ruth Jordan will entertain
with acrobatic and character
dances. Jimmie Nolan'S orchestra
will provide music for dancing and
the cabaret acts. with Nolan pro-
viding several vocal solos.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Young Plays
Disney Tunes

ANIMAL MOTIFS set 10 gay
little dancing tunes from Walt
Disney'S new picture. "Bambi,"
have been orcheStrated for Ben
Young and his orchestra which in
troduced them this week az the
Book-Cadllac Casino. 0ne of the
most catchy melodies IS sung by
Jan Martel, a rabbits dancing
mood called The Thumpcr Song
As a break in the dance rhythmS.
Young has been setting in 10
minute entertainment programs IN
the middle OF the evening. featur-
ing some of JAMS semi-concert
arrangements of Il got Rhythm.
Birth of the Blues" and others.
OF a piano arrangement for Owen
Moran of Smoke Gets in My
Eyes" with one of drummer Jack
Treser's comedy songs, such As
Hey, Stop Kissing My Sister, for
comedy.