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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-28
Senators Open
Way For More
Federal Funds
Hearings Planned
on Proposals

Washington, July 2S-lNS- The
Senate Finance Committee today
has opened up new sources OF reye-
nue. TO bring s5OO,OOO,OOO annually
in additional war funds into the
Federal Treasury.
In a closed committee discussion
OF the House-passed S6,300.000.0 600
tax bill. the Senate group voted
to conduct hearings on the follow
ing revenue proposals not contain
ed in the House measure.
/. Remove the taX-paying "ad-
vantage" maintained by residents
OF nine community property states
TO provide SS7,000,00O in taxes.
2. Survey the Treasury proposal
to tax the incomes from future
bond issues OF states and munich
palities. This provision, while not
providing any immediate revenue,
would ultimately result in add.
tional returns of approximately
5000, 100000 a year.
3. Hold hearings on the Treas.
ury plan to remove an advantage"
maintained by oil and mining COM
panies, under which they are al.
lowed to deduct 271a per cent of
gross income annually in special
depletion charges. This pro
posal. should it be adopted would
bring in $2O0,OOO,000 annually.
The committee, however, voted
not to include sweeping manda.
tory joint returns provision in the
present bill. This provision, ex-
cluded from the House bill, al
though it was recommended by the
Treasury, would have made hus-
band and wife pool their in
comes and pay federal income
taxes at a higher tax rate
The mandatory joint return pro.
posal and the removal of the COM
munity property feature, would
have yielded $3.50, 100000 annually
in revenues.
The committee also decided not
to attempt TO tax the incomes from
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-28
Congress Today
tBy Associated Press)
csnate

tBy Associated Press)
Senate
In recess until Thursday.
senate Finance Committee con-
inues hearings or H0Hse-approYee
tax bill 90 a m Eastern war
tlmeJ
Military Affairs subcommittee
opens hearings on proposal TO con.
struct fleet OF cargo and troop-car'
rying planes G0.5Dl
Special Defense Committee hears
Andrew j Higsin. and Admiral
Land on cancellation ~ contract
with Higgins Shipouilding Co a.
New orleans. ttUi
House
In recess
Merchant Marine Committee stud.
les reported steel shortage C0.30l.
YESTERDAY
senste
Passed number o. routine bills
Received Senator Lees resolH-
lion 70 construct fleet OF cargo and
troop carrying planes
House
Routine session.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-28
New Housing
Remedy Told

A proposal TO construct $500 per-
Ypsilanti TO replace the controver-
sial Bomber City" for workers at
the giant Willow Run bomber plant
has been sent 10 Congress and the
War Production Board, 1t was an
nounced.
Leo P. Meyers. president OF the
Ann Arbor real estate board, said
approximately % contractors had
wired the Senate Truman Commit
tee and the WPB their pledge 10
construct the homes IL they can Sc
cure priorities on the needed ma
terials.
, The Bomber city" project calls
for construction Of t1twesH 6o0e
and 5000 homes near the Bomber
plant but already the number Of
proposed homes las been scaled
down considers bly, because OF oppo-
sition from Ford and other local
industrial interests.
Under our new plan" Meyers
said. the homes would be built in
existing communities. thus saving
large amounts OF critical materials
which would be needed 10 build spc.
cial water supply facilities and 9TH
er services needed for an entirely
new city"
Meanwhile, opponents OF The
Bomber City project received furth.
er support from Washtenaw County
Prosecutor George Meader. who said
the city OF ipsilanti could not fur
nish water for the new Bomber City
but could supply enough water 10
accommodate residents OF the tenn
porary barracks and apartments
suggested as an alternative TO the
new permanent city.
Meader represented Washtenaw
County in hearings last week before
the Senate Defense Investigating
Committee.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-28

STRING sponsorship should he turn.
ed in 10 Mr Thomas and all names
all he investigated.
An excellent camp STAFF has been
secured. with Lawrence Dunning
acting as camp director and Tho
mas Lawrence. assistant director.
Medical care will be under the sup
ergision Of George Marshall and
counselors will be Jerome Knight
Charles Kenneth. Edward Gilday,
Robert Chisel and William Hughes.
other counselors will be decided
At a meeting Of the camp ssn
which viii no v ednesday a. s p.
m. IN Charles Mckenny Hall.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-28
Cedar Lake Camp Will be Opened Sunday

The first group OF Ypsilanti
campers Will arrive a. Cedar Lake
Camp sunday afternoon, to begin
the four week camping session,
sponsored by the Ypsilanti Com
munity Fund. Laurence Thomas,
chairman OF the camp committee,
announced today The camp. which
is located in the Waterloo Recrea-
tional Area 2i1. miles west Of
Chelsea on Pierce Rda can accom-
modate about ~ boys. Applications
have been coming in very well.
Mr.. Thomas said, the camp being
almost filled Tor the FIRST week.
Applications are being accepted
Tor the second and third weeks. At
Mr.. Thomas Ofhce. . S. Washing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-28
Deed a-Day Has
Big Stomach Ache

CHGCAGo-Ejs- Floyd Young.
Lincoln Park Zoo director. was al
tempting to cure a big stomach
ache today
Victim Of the stnmauh-ache was
Deed.a.Day the hve-ton elephant
presented 10 the ZOO in 1874 and
named by the Boy Scouts OF Chi
cago.
she hasn't been eating right for
month. and she has lost half a
ton IN that time Young explained
in diagnosing her Illness as "sto-
mach trouble.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-28
MotorcycIist Receives
Leg In Jury in Accident

William Temple. Is. 25os OAK.
dale Rd Ann Arbor. received a
bruised left leg Monday when his
motorcycle crashed against the au-
tomobile Of Robert Norman Ram
sey. Fife Lake. who was attempt
ing left turn from M17 two
miles east Of IpsilanN
Minor accidents involved the Az.
tomohile Of Geneva Rebecca Dicks.
III Perrin ST. and Pear Steinman
Raymond. 3272 McComb Rd, Plat.
Perry VI. kightlinger 40S F Michi-
gan Ave and Harley HIATT Chel.
sea MLlh
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-28

ton St. and for the fourth week
when the period VIII be devoted
exclusively 70 colored boys appli.
cations may be made with Eugene
Beatty In addition to Ypsilanti
boys. colored boys from Ecorse.
River Rouge. and lnkster. will be
in camp. During the first weeks Of
the period. hoys from outoftovn
will he accommodated after all Up.
slant boys are taken care OF
Sponsors fot boys who would
otherwise be unable TO 90 to camp.
are needed Anyone desiring to
sponsor a boy, may DO so by con
trhuting IS towards ths camping
Tee o. s. tn hoy paying the 20
naming So Names OF all boys de
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-28
CUSTODY DIVIDED

Nj Clemens Mich. July 2s-AP
Baby Patricia Horvath, whose
custody provoked family fight In
circuit court here. will spend six
months OF each year in the home
OF her mother and the next six
months in her fathers home. A
consent decree STIMULATING such an
arrangement. 10 be effective until
Patricia reaches school age. was
entered in the court yesterday
while Judge James f. Spier adj.
jured that the child be given suit.
able religious and moral training
environment and example"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-28

See WAR Page 2
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-28
Flashes of
Late News
TIE WEATHER: Tonight:
Occasional Showers

INDIANA HARBOR, 1nd.-INS-
OF contract negotia-
tions. broken OF last January. was
under way today between represent
atiyes OF the Inland Steel Company
and the United steel Workers OF
clio. Inland became the
last OF the Little Steel companies
10 accept under duress" the recent
War Labor Board decision callins
for a Accents a day wage increase
and union security.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-28

BIRMINGHAM. Ala-AP- The
lFL International Brotherhood OF
Electrical Workers awaited "clari-
wing Information from the gov
|rnment today after postponins 10
L p. m. Central war time) its pro
losed strike at the SPRAYING Ten
essee Coal, Iron and Railroad
company.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-28

See SENATE-Page 2
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-28

WASHlNGToN-lNS - W.
S. Parish. president OF the
sJsBdsrd OFT Company Of NEW
Jersey, today told Senate
Agriculture Subcommittee that
by the end of 1913 il will be
producing enough rubber TO
manufacture s,5oo,ooo motor
car tires year. Between
2,55o,ooo and 100000 thou
sands Of these tires will come
from plants built entirely from
junk and second hand equip
ment and in which no critical
material was used Parish said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-28

LONDON Field Marshal Karl
Rudolf Gerd Won Runstedt com
handler OF the coastal defenses of
he German occupied countries.
Jas been on a three-day inspection
Zip of the north French coast,
lhe German news agency DNB an
Iounced today according to Reu-
fr's. The Notifications in this
lrea, susceptible of invasion, are
extensive and deeply echeloned, -
bNB declared
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-28

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chief
Elmer Davis, who clashed with the
krmy in an unsuccessful effort TO
fopen up the trial OF the eight
Eazi saboteurs. may soon return
o the air. It was indicated today.
b a series Of baby fireside chats"
10 the nation, Associates at the
office OF War Information dis.
losed that the former newspaper
ban and radio commentator. who
|Eas called 10 government service
by President Roosevelt, has been
very seriously considering the idea
| r some time
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-28

LITTLE ROCK. Ark-AP-Tha
arkansas Negro Democratic Asso-
iation instructed its members in
little Rock. Pine Bluff and Forrest
lily TO attempt to vote today in
he states Democratic preferential
Urinary election despite a party
equation restricting primary vot-
ng 10 qualified white electors"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-28

QUINCY. Mass.-AP-The new
Fuiser Baltimore, fifth in the line
L L. 5. Navy vessels to bear the
tarylani City's name, was
punched today at the Fore River
ard OF the Bethlehem Steel Com.
ANY.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-28

HARTFORD. Conn.-AP- The
kew. Kurt f. B Molzahn, A., color
|ll pastor of the Zion Lutheran
|hurch in Philadelphia, goes on
bal today in Federal Court on
|harge Of violating the 1917 Espion-
Ice Act.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-28

NEW YORK-lNS-Twenty.six
eaders OF the outlawed German
american Bund were hauled into
Federal Court today to face trial
'n charges OF conspiracy 10 violate
he Selective Service and Alien
Acts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-28

NEW YORK ms -- The New
ork office OF the Federal Bureau
L Investigation had a new tele-
hone today Rector 1858 TO
andle nothing but telephone tips
n the supposed whereabouts of
|lree Nazi saboteurs believed head
i for this country.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-28

JONDON-INS-The latest type
/ a secret British antiaircraft gun
lent into action last night against
lacking Nazi planes. the Evening
|andard said today. Observers
|early noted the new noise emit
ii as the shell shrieked into the
by Some OF the anti-aircraft bat
|ries we're manned by home quart
|rees and Women's Auxiliary ters..
|rial service girls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14

Holy Rosary Choir and the Henry
Ford Trade School Glce Club
io.ncd several Detroit public high
school ChoIrs and though these
various groups had never worked
together before the ensemble oil
voices were very good
Particularly effective was their
rendition Of the thundCrouS Dies
lrao. IN which both Nlclzo-
Soprano May Barron and Joseph
Shacfer. bass, distinguished them
selves.
Miss Barron has p rich warn
voice Of considerable power which
gave depth 10 the number Of duets
with the soprano. which various
sections ri The work call for al
though Carolyn Urbanck, inc So
prano. seemed 10 little nervous
during tho first part Of the mass.
Shaclcr has n fine voice and
tenor Robert k,ddcr. too sang
vel although his NaIcc- is Little
on tho slight side for such a
Ap-Fa+c
The orchestra and chorus were
both under the direction Of Thad-
deus Wron>k Who has returned
10 Detroit after an absence OF
five years. 10 stage this particular
performance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
Don Pedro
At Fiesta

DON PEDRO, whose vloiI0 mas
terry on radio and stage hae beer
widely acclaimed. and hl, olchos-
ira provide the entertainment and
dancing interest at the Fiesta Ba,
in the Savarine Iio,c! East Jcfeg-
son AZ Lonox.
DonS solo work in"lGj. ,pc.
cial arrangements of The currently
popular hts i'm addition 10 com
positions Of the old masters, In.c
is continuous entertainment with
dancing from $50 p. ~ until q
A. NJ Alterations soon i0 bCar
VIII CONVEX, the dining room aa-
joining the Fiesta Bar into one
NJ DctroitS out-tandIngIy bc3gt.
ful night spots.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
Actor Loses Tire;
Finds Sothern

It's one thing to stand IN line
no turn in that extra tire 70 Uncle
Sam
It's still another 10 find that the
person standing M line ahead OF
you Is Ann Sothern-
But you INT the jackpot when
the person i'm front Of YOU who
happens 10 be Ann Sothern) also
happens TO be the sal you'll be
making violent love 10, within a
few days tIme-slthough you've
never met her lrlore,
That's what happened 10 Big
jim DAVIS. former oil salesman,
who gets his first big chance az
AIMS loading man in Swing Shift
Malcic, Big Jim introduced
himself after some autograph seek
ers surrounded MaISiC' while she
was waiting ~ rWn In her tire
az the Culver City depot.
Consequently although he lost
his t.rc, ne found bis Leading
lady
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14

audience and says, isn't this The
sillic>t play, bat YOU know
haven't had "A bar IN tour or five
years and l just had TO take thi,
job.
The stage manager ruShos or
the stage and yclls, Miss Bank
head, stick to the script and reaC
your lines
Miss BankhCad losses her pretty
curlS poutS and says.
"Ill read the lines. hut I'm
not going TO think about the
play" She starts otfStsEo docs
a double take and comes down
10 the footiIChtS looks The au-
dlonec straight I'm MS collective
eye and murmur> And Id adj
wise YOU not 10 think about il,
either.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
FAMILY NOTE

LANA TURNER makes on,
more picture before arrival 81 the
Steve Crane heir-or heireSS anc
its Marriage Is Private Affair
Judith Kelly's best seller
Pan Berman is putting the do
nestle drama into production right
after the first of the year-then
Lana goes into retirement 10 fur
nish nursery and 10 await ar
rival OF the baby
have great faith in the little
Turner girl and I think HAVING a
baby is the finest thing that could
happen TO her. She told me when
she married Steve she wanted 10
have a family, not one child, but
lots Of them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
WE DON'T BELIEVE

Miss Rankbcads entrance In
tho first ac' is 10 comc i'm with a
buster, assume an Indian scout
attitude a tho window and state
In ca~hchf mclodrama tones Nh
il Is IS o'clock and tho master is
not AT home and there is rhat
d.no>aur out on The lawn again
Nhcreupon she continues 10 do
some last minute busting com
planning that any day She expects
The house 10 come down about
their cars A. which point the
side wall oh'icincly caves IN
Miss Bankhcad turns 10 tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
Stars Try
All Means to
Get to Work

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. Mile
age-rationed Hollywood stars are
going TO work cheerfully these
days by bus, bicycle, buggy and
shank's mare.
A handful Of lucky actors who
live near their studios arrived luz
.uriouSly by automobile, being able
10 make it on "A" cards. Bette
Davis. one of these. said she felt
positively old-faShioned. Her car,
it should be added, is an Austin.
First buSioad Of stars 10 arrive
AT Warner Brothers studio in Bur-
hank contained Ann Sheridan of
Encino, Dennis Morgan Of Van
Nuys, Michael Curtiz OF Rancho
Hills, Henry Blanke, the producer,
of Sherman Oaks and Arthur Ken
nedy OF Studio City
Also on the bus. which was half
an hour late because Of a missed
connection AT Universal Studios.
was a contingent of writer's bound
for Paramount in Hollywood. They
had 10 change buses once. make a
street car hop and walk six blocks.
BON VOYAGE
Miss Sheridan and Mr.. Curti7
bought them A basket Of fruit and
wished them hon voyage"
George Tobias arrived on the
"Air Force sci by horseback rid
ing 10 miles from his San Fer
nando Valley home. He said he
would take tho bus after thus. ie
had forgotten that the studio had
no parking lot for hayburncrs.
Irene Manning. Warner Broth
ors' new singing star. came by
bicycle She lives in North Holly
wood. four miles away. and said
she intended 10 bike daily. Good
breathing control. she added She
was accompanied by Charles
Drake contract PLAYER. who took
a tumble when hc tried 10 show
off with the no hands trick.
BUGGY-RIDER
Alan Hale came by buggy. but
confessed il was gag. that hc
had virtually spent tho night Al a
livery stable In order 10 get the
horse Hale has a r." card and
viii hc abla m oct IN NtOrk all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
CHATTER IN HOLLYWOOD

THE MARRIAGE Of James
Mckinley Bryant and Ann
Thompson is set for early June.
Jimmie told this writer he has
enlisted a. a private and that
ne and Ann will we'd in June
when She gets her affairs
settled with her eN-husband,
the very rich Alexis Thompson.
we'll known man about town
and playboy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
BrO0du0,.
Bright Tho
Dihinlpd Ont
r, CHNRITN OTNTRY

MANI ~ ~ p ..l.'l-''' ! onlN
.'|e''~ me .'''> 'f NJ
a''i'aI Woi .a l0>."' No" l'iK
-'e'c'> 1907 SINS arc ''1/'''- or
80 o.''cIt.' owe MSS e.''' '.-Ni'l'>>
> n.' b''.an'
'H'> can --... up me =. ~, 81
syn, ATOMS 'Ht .1i'a' i'o>H\ Nay.
Nat i''> re- e' more .'i>I ne N'iilC
a' about ~ dt.'.ieh' P.aN, ana
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u........-H .,. >-o,, WI -,
rry DAYS no cast our beautiful.
l--od.hof eyes Tn fnf new 6ffcr--
ir~> Nc wore first amazed Al The
rgn.hcr Oh current hIts which
have visited Detroit II not always
,,tr tic broadway casts.
\.re ont of 80 have pla,cd hcrcI
.r some form or another and hvoI
more are prom sod for a local,
Wow very shortly
Angel street" arsenic And
Old Lace % NV Sister Eileen /
<ar,c-S Son" Life WITH Father. -.
PTrc Spirit" Claudia and
" fhcut Love" arc an sim goIncI
strong ard nj course tho revival
az counselor AZ Law" is pract- !
c71h tho same production which
appeared hero several years AGO
Tx. 'e-eE st-Aial.f- ne new
maven ANDERSON pay - ucI-
hiI'IN >'I TOT w" weeks 'u '7II-I
airy nero. 10 nc .oii'"eu Si,"i ',Ni
~ JUNIOR MISS ana Pioodoiy
h''o liaIlN
THE RECENT OPENINGS
So Wc farm 10 tho very recent
opcninpS those which have hccomeI
tho subject Of conversation FROM
Walrreen Drug Store 10 Park
avenue salons
Tho most controversial PLAY Of
tho season is tho now Thornton
Wilder nlay skin or Your Teeth "
which is 2 universal truth foucbcd
in tho maddest dramatic terms
ir,acjnahlc
To mention Skin Of Your
Teeth " N those who have Scenl
II is 70 o>nor, either IN bayeI
some 0U0 70 start Tna01NC tho
Book of Fncouiunls or 10 have
hin, aelt FOR his vranS and.ro homo
in a snarl
mo AVN ROY
-" go -
mere arc no nan way measures
ana You can oNpcct even dNPer
NiIqloioa>t 10 nave strong opih-
ION ahou, inns ono. 49,,
II deals as YOU may possibly
have heard about 2 Mr. and MIS-
AntronuS VINO arc . Wlu years oId
In rcall'y ihey arc Mr. ana Mrs, ..
or any DINER OH solllC oil
Adam and Eve, victims OF all tho
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14

Parsons
in HoMgrooi


Nm Noh.N peS l''.'
come ths polls o' trH hes pe'a1
or -1e ,ez-4 fsc BOX office an.
=. 49,, ... cL,, .,,-s r,..s,
~ 49,,
i'c+i'N. cunning
1000 exhibitors across 'he loan
trl Of the moves that hrolE1' %
The r'o>t money for TIC boy, Our
,nC 1872 're trade magazine EFC'
Us The list as follows
Mrs N.nNtr Ne'f0-l''.d
WNn-Nayer'
o. How Green Vas Ny Valley
tTwenuctH l9il picture ra' cen
erai release lr a..
S. 70 The Shores a. 4rpo.'
tINventletn GcrtDIN-Fo>'
- LOOK w no Laughing
(Flhhcr Niece and Nlo.IN -R-k-o'
. Resn re MIG Vino para
no4nt-DcNllc
o. be zee In TIA q
mount
a. Pardon My SagonE Int
~ 10. t''.'... o.t.' ~ '' paw.
: Keep I'm flNrC tlni\cf'
ssI-Ahbo'f and Cos'ellol.
O. Holiday Inn Paramount
BlrE CrosbN-Fred Astalrc
To- One Foot ~ Heaven
C|NsrnerS
This poll is not 20 be confused
with the Motion Picture Herald
poll which viii he released later
Also bear IN mind that the pictures
arr not selected by artistic merit
bur by actual tickets sold Al The
thoater
And ln case you're interested
here Is the list OF the ShoWmcn S
top box office stars l-Ahob't and
Costello. CLARK Gable g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
A LINE OR TWO

SIDNEY FRANKLIN gave
Greer Carson her Christmas pres
ert two weeks ahead a. time i
* completely QUILTED labora-
tory kit SO Greer can faUiari2c
herself with chemistry tools bc-
for starting Madame Currie
Before We finish this picture sc
should both qualify for chair
p Cal Tech. wrote Sidney on
tho card
7 never thought nv pa SD
Grammar would be so nervous
about making nIs movie debut that
he would have N take 20 his bod
But the morning SD was supposed
30 report ~ plsv himself ir Stage
Door Cs0tceu he called Sol
lesser and sad 'No4l lave 10
give me an extension I've got
nervous indigestion md circles
UrSrr nv eyes how ca0 ! ACT
sydney Grccnstrcct my fsvor'e
rc'Iy-Do'y actor. IS reforming he
Gets 'ho par n Ttackcry IN Do
voNc0 80 s'or, ~ 'nc F'orfc
esters Win C.s.a sc LAKELAND
srd Ida Iupno Charlie, Bower
uIil na~rsre .-r Dcrat~N Tro~ p-
son short ltt'o Is'cS ~ CO.
DON which IS SercG4'ed 'of e
Carnegie Han p'c~uorc %cV
York Dccer-e. 2i.'-e WtcH ~
The fighting fr~nrh
Lzg~e' ard i-.r Htt0 Fl :
hea'ea d.vp1fr tho ct0rr day 70~.,
fre correct p~o- Trc.@f .er-s' 80
word ration Is.c a.C Gas
v~Nur ard Handy held oil Pr
raa-snun. FINALLY, 10 c-r
Laurel said
What difference doe, n
make IT, just four gallons.
ANYWAY you saN b.
COLLECTED Al RANDOM
MARY BRGAN'S rich New
York adrnirer is Jack LaSdon.
who would wed her " she would
hut SaN the word: FannN Ward
still dancing the rhumha. about
town with = young good look
ing lad she believes has movie
possibilities His namr j. John
sutton. we know In Hollywood
Saw tsek ~~arl PLAYING riu
rumnS y tho Ntork before wc
caught the tAsM for Chicago
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The Wilmington morning star., 1942-05-10
Child Is Seriously
Hurt In Whiteuille

WHITEVILLE, May 9-The four
year-old son o. Mr.. and Mrs. G. R.
Jacobs, of Nakina, was seriously if
not critically hurt on Madison street
here this afternoon about 3 o'clock
WIN struck by laundry truck
allegedly driven by Ralph Stanley.
Rushed to the Columbus county
hospital, the child was given a
blood TRANSMISSION and it was be,
lieved that he might have a frac.
tured skull. The child is said to
have lost considerable blood.
Police officers who Investigated
the accident, which occurred in the
heart of the business district, said
that the child walked directly into
the path of the truck.
Physicians at the hospital said
that the child has chance to re-
cover but his condition is consider
ed extremely grave.