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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Nervous Mickey Rooney
Weds Shy Dixie Starlet

Thc ceremony was simple Th@
bride wore q tailored suit Of blue
and Rooney was dressed in a dark.
slngle-hrcasted business suit
Attending were Rooney'S par
ents Joe Yule, burleSque and
screen comedian. and Mrs. Bell
Pankcy: bis stepfa,hcr. Fred
Pankcy, and tho brides sister.
Beatrice Gardner.
Immediately after the ceremony
the new Mrs. Rooney telcphoucd
her mother, Mrs. Mary Baker
Gardner in North Carolina, and
then tho ncwlywedE left through
a shower Of rice for a short honey
moon AZ De- Monte. ~ u
Rooney the braSh young man of
the movies. was uSt another nerv-
Gus. iucry bridegroom today he
fdgcted through the ceremony
and ~ It's close kissed the hand
Of hrs bude twice.
After their honeymoon the
touple,Will 60 10 Boston 10 aupeag
IN a Red Cross benefit show,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
; Ford Doctors
Entering Navy
McGraw, Goodrich,
Hopes 90 Monday

Three vol known physicians
and surgeons all members Of the
staff Of the Henry Ford Hospital
will report Monday for active duty
in the medical corps Of the United
States Navy it was revealed Sat
uuday.
Erhcy are Dr Arthur 3. Nc
Graw, $40 Lakeland avcnue; Or
Benjamin T.. Goodrich. Bloomfield
HIS and Or Benjamin +. Hopes
1850 Seward avenue.
Doctors MCGraW and Goodrich
viii have the rank of lieutenant
commander having served IN tine
medical reserve corps. and Doctor
Hopes VIII enter as "A lieutenant
Before ASSIGNMENTS a sea they
viii bc stationed temporarily al
Dearborn
Or Horace G. Jones another
member of tne Fond Hospital staff
was called 10 duty several DAYS
ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11

BALLARD. cal. Ism IN INS)
Mickey Rooney GOT married
today bat tho story belonged 20
his bride.
Rooney. AZ y tho nations top
motion picture box office attrac-
ton. took as his bride Ava Gard
ner. IS.
The whole nation has known
Mickey FOR years, and has known
that some day he probably would
marry.
The bride. however is a shy
girl from little Nouh Carolina
town. SIX months ago she was an
obscure model in New York. Until
her engagement 70 Rooney was
announced few days ago She
was an equally obscure screen
starlet under contract TO M-G-N.
They were married by the Rev.
Glenn H. Lutl in the Santa Ynez
Valley Presbyterian Church which
for moro than century has
served the residents Of The hamlet
OF Ballad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Take Id Easy!
Slow Driving Saves sIoo
a Year, Police Say

Detroit motorists can So
total of 500 600 year by obey ms
tho sign, now being posted
Throughout the ci'y urging then
10 Save Your Tires Check You
speed traffic officials declared
SATURDAY.
studies have shown that the
cost for gas, oil, tires and
maintenance for an average car
10 travel 900 miles under or
binary conditions i SlI.3S at
an average speed 81 p miles
per hour" said j. Grant Mickle,
director Of the traffic engineer
ing bureau
To travel the same distance
nj IS. miles All hour costs S22.03.
City driving. which requires fire.
quent stops. makes an added
drain on gas. tires and brakes,
80 we can safely assume that a
mot0rist who covers 10000 miles
of city travel I'm wear can save
nearly 500 il he adheres 10 city
speed limits and " he refrainS
from rapid acCeleration and
sudden stops"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Bomber Drive
Shows Spirit
Of DetroiterS
Cash Accompanied
by Praise for Goal,
Vow to Scrap Japs'
BY f.. JEROME PETIT

Exactly one week ago this Sun
day The Detroit Times launched
a campaign 10 raise funds TO Buy
A Bomber-to Help Scrap the
laps"
The swelling tide Of enthusiasm
among Times readers which has
been evidenced throughout the
ensuing week is a definite indica-
ton that DetrolterS DO remember
Pearl Harbor and they all want 10
take an active part in this nations
war program.
Men, women and children in all
walks OF life have enrolled in the
program, and cash contributions
have been pouring in from homes.
offices factories and clubs, many
Of them accompanied by words OF
praise for the campaign and a
fighting determination 10 avenge
tho auocluc, of Pearl t1arbor and
NfaUfl4-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Help Scrap the Japs-
buy a Bomber
For Uncle Sam

THE DETROIT TINES is now Offering means
whereby every man, woman and child in the
Detroit metropolitan area may take an active part
in the war.
The Times with other Hearst newspapers
throughout the country, is providing simple and
direct means for all of us to take our places vir-
tually on the front interchangeable the brave men
who are Offering up their lives for this country.
By contributing to the Buy Bomber" fund,
YOU will indeed help scrap the Japs.
Your neigh Dor, your co-worker and your
friends all are making cash contributions to this
fund, aimed at raising enough money for this city
to purchase its own bomber, to be sent into action
against those who conducted the merciIess attack
on Pearl Harbor last month.
THIS is your opportunity to demonstrate your
patriotism, your loyalty and your willingness
to get into the fight.
Send your contribution to Buy Bomber"
Detroit Times. If it's check make it payable to
The Detroit Times and mark it Bomber Contri-
BUTTON Every cent will 90 into the bomber and
every penny will be accounted for.
Let's ALL buy Bomber for Uncle Sam-let's
ALI. help Scrap the Japs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Ypsi|dnti Officer
Gets Navy Cross
Lieut.. EssIinger, on
Kearny, Given Honor

WASHINGTON Jan. 10 (UP).
For heroiSm, gallTntry and de
votion to duty displayed when
the destroyer L. s. s. Kearny was
torpcdoed October is and II
Lieut.. Robert J. ESSlinger. engi-
neer officer Of 81 North Park
street Yp>ilanti Mich, Saturday
was awarded the Navy Cross. one
OF the United States Nays prize
awards.
In addition 10 ESslinger, two
other officers of the kearny We're
awarded The Navy Cross and let
terSof commentator were sent "a
II other members of the crew.
The official report on ESSlinger
said
DISPLAYED heroic conduct and
devotion To duty with total dis
regard Of personal safety dur
ing and after the engagement
His excellent leadership
was a main factor i'm keeping
the engines running and per
mitted the kearny 10 proceed
out Of the Subma rine areas"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Speeds Output
Of B|itz Buggiies
Ford Nears Production
Of Hundreds a Day


me f"'d NIo''r ON Panl VII
o' turning OUT several h'n0ie'
n'''/ hDfGJ'N . cay ny inc ond %
JANUARY >'la F.'''I ro'H' pfea'
'''''' r N"'"''7y NJ o'>' i'>'nE con
iac'S 'o'a''ihR 50 ~" ''" Io'
'n'''a'y NeiacieS IN me last At
GAYS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Exceeds House Bill

The price admin -'Ia'9r can
resort 20 court nWr.H9 JON to.
enforcement and wIm Nalauar-
are pun shahic h> ono Years n-
prisonment or 5000 fine or
both.
Administrators can buy and o.I
products To control prices
So authority is gwen fp rs
wages but The administrator j.,
required to work toward Stab.llg-
ton NJ wages
While cons dotan4 stronger In
some respects than the House
approved version The blli u.s. PASSED
today falls far short ot Prc-,d or
RooScyelrs expressed dc~Hc> 10y d
program IN control commodity
prices in order TO prevent plIal
m living costs and eventual UfIa-
ton due to multi-biillou-dolIar van
expenditures
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
7 Jap Planes Downed
By Chinese Airmen

CIIUNGk1NG Jan 10 loTicial
broadcast recorded by Unite d
Press al san Francisco Chinese
arnon shot down seven japanese
planes and damaged others in a
doghght over The ChangSha front
IN Human Province a Chinese war
communicate said today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
nv JOHN PARIS
Tritcd Pres stan Correspondent

LONDON. JAM 10 The Ger
man government took unusual
official mceslros today .n. am eGoD'
10 counf@3cf 4 food Of indirect
but persistent reports thar Nali
leaders Wcre.apodd>. that fear of
am armed revolt was fclt and that
troubles wore mounting RAPIDLY in
occupied Europe
FtoU af'or German aUhogtcs
red cgac,fedN Swedish and othei
foreign correspondents ID deny
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
u. S. Troops Sta &c
Artillery DueIs in
Bataan Mountains
By ERIC FREEDMEN
Init New. service staff Correspondent,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-Ja-
pans grand offensive 70 conquer
The Philippines appeared 10 he in
rs opening stage tonight as the
var department reported fresh
NipponcSe hordes being concen-
trated for an apparent about
assault against the forces Of Gen.
Douglas Macarthur.
The army communique told Of
heavy cannonadlng in the noun
tainS of Bataan between American
and enemy troops. These artillery
duelS, coupled with other military
operations. prompted the war de-
partmcnt 10 believe that Japan has
resumed an offensive drive 10 win
control Of the Island Of Luzon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Jap Fleet Sighted

To the south, a large fleet OF
japanese vessels was sighted Oft
Mindanao. second largest Philip.
pine island. where the enemy al
ready has established strong posi-
tons. The war department ex-
the belief that these ships
arc attempting to pour additional
troops on Mlndanao.
Domei dispatches said that
50 Japanese and Is Germans had
been liberated when japanese
naval party landed on MaSbate
Island south of Luzon, yester-
day. The Japanese and Germans
had been informed at the start
OF The war, il was said
Earlier IN the week. a group oI
United States army four motorec
bombers attacked a fotilla Of Jap
ancSe WarShipS and transports OF
DaVao. on the southern coast al
Mindauao. sinking several vessel,
and damaging others.
As The japanese brought FRESH
troops into the gathering all-oui
battle FOR The Philippines, hippo
neSe aircraft ranged over Luxor
10 gather information regarding
the disposition of the defending
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Gestapo Reported Trailing Goering
AS Nazis Fear Revolt in Occupied Lands

that Bcrln had made any visible
irns Of preparations against a
putSch. the reports continued TO
circulate in allied sources.
Tho reports included:
. Adolf Hitler has ordered tho
Ge>tspo 10 watch ReichmarShal
llormann GOeung because Goer-
inE had privately conferred with
German army leaders who arc
said go be opposed 70 HitIers
military policies. according 70
Radio Moscow llt'rrs qirtude
toward Godmg has become
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Claim Drive Started

CTokIo propaganda ports,
according 10 the United Press,
claimed that a general offensive
against Macarthur has started
and-that heavy artillery has
preached the first American
lines in Rataan The japanese
we're sand to have captured an
importan, American position
after Storming it under heavy
fire and 10 have thus gained a
position Of their own 20 drive
deeper INTO Bataan. The Jap
ane>e ar force was described as
blasting al the lines along which
MacArjhurS forces are falling
back Capture Of SIX United
States guns and a store of am
y,,fTFlrtor u.ac claimed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Is Above Forecast
For Detroit al Noon

petroilerS VIII bc relieved from
it+->tNg oi winter. AZ least tom
porarii4 with The mercury climb.
Ing to' high of = degrees sun
d7y noon the weather bureau
reports.
General conditions viii be
cloudy with fresh 10 occasional
strong winds according 90 the
forecast. Lowest temperature
forecast FOR Sunday night is
above zero
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Jeffries in Montreal
For Ma((dbee Fete

MONTREAL. Jan. 10 GNS)--
Mayor Edward J. Jefries of De-
troit arrived in Montreal today 10
attend a banquet in his honor by
the MaccabeeS Of which hs Is gen.
eral counsel. Accompanied by Mrs.
JeffrieS.. he will fly 10 Washington
tomorrow 10 attend the American
maNnral conference.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11

more suspicious since the fueh-
rer ouSted Field Marshal
Wal'her MON Brsuchitsch 90
commander Of the Ge.rmsH
armies.
. MANY Rumanisn soldiers re~
turning from the Russian front.
repeatedly angered by huge
Rumanian losses n the Ukraine,
refused 10 surrender their arms.
Radio Berlin in a dispatch from,
Bucharest SAID that soldiers
who failed 20 tGfp IN their
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
BY HENRY SHAPIRO
United Press star Correspondent

kUIBYSHEV, Jan. 10.-The Red
army and air force was reported
tonight 10 be striking sledge-harri-
mer blows against a 'hasty effort"
by Adolf Hitler to rush reinforce-
ments into the central front where
dispatches said there had been
mass surrenders by demoralized
ANS troops,
All reports from the fighting
constructing from the Crimea
TO Leningrad@indicated the Rus.
sian counter-offensive still was
gaining momentum, surging for.
ward west of Moscow and steadily
extending its scope.
(Radio Berlin acknowledged
that heavy Russian tank attacks
had made some generations Of
German lines }
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Reds Blast IS Maxi Trains,
Foe Surrenders in Mass;
Japs Open About Drive
Soviets Hammer
Reinforcemen+s
by Land. Air

SINGAPORE - Jungle warfare
RACES as British fall back far
Their.
BERNE-Berlin 10 announce de-
cision on Spain. Troop passage
minated.
BATAVIA - Dutch f1iers, N 80
jungle airdromes, ready for Jap
offensive.
CAIRO-Axis armies fee so fast
British can't keep up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
No Aerial Attacks

There were no aerial attacks
ny the enemy yesterday, marking
'he-thlrd consecutive day that the
Manila Bay Notifications. includ-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Claim az Planes

Tonight's communique said the
Red army continued to advance
in various sectors and occupied
several localities. Soviet planes
shot down AZ German planes FRI
day with only six losses of their
own, il said.
The Soviet information bureau
reported the Germans had moved
fresh reinforcements up from
wanna in an effort 10 stem the
Russian advance on the kaiinin
front northwest of Moscow.
In an unidentified sector. the
bureau reported, the Russians re.
claimed % localities and killed
5000 Germans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Report Trains Blasted

AS an indication Of smashing
Soviet gains, the Red air force
was reported unofflcially to have
blasted as many as So troop-laden
German trains in attacks on the
great network of railroads extend.
ing as far west as the Baltic states
and some 600 miles from Soviet
air bases.
Developments included:
. A TaSS (oniciaD news agency
statement said mass surrenders by
the enemy are now occurring and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
List of Latest Donors
To Buy a Bomber

Here the latest contributors M and Mrs r. Parus SO
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Mr. Ns sun 20
Af@rt ist~al 800 g. G Kaou
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
In The Times Today

Buy A Bonnie
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-BuN a Bomher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11

"A Bomber
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a Rnnher-
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TART g. american Wrckly
PART ,-CoY.Ss
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Farmers Assured

CNpcndllllroH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02

vegetable" in a jiffy.
A SPECIAL word about dried
Nsoups, because they appear to
be in the food Spotlight: We have
pea soup. dried, and made into
a casing somewhat like a sau-
sage. Just slice off an inch
thick chunk. drop and stir into
boiling water let come TO good
heat, and-there's a most defect
able bacon favored, onion
Hanged pea sou.
So, too, with potato soups,
beet soup, if you please, and
many kinds Of vegetable soup
mixes in which noodles are con-
cerned. A small light pack, gen.
orally in oilsilk or waterproof
paper, gives the equivalent of
half-dozen cans in the width Of
your money wallet. Don't fail to
include many kinds of dried
soups in your food inventory.
And don't forget the old, IA
miliar dried foods, either-the
many grand members of the
Bean Family 49, black b n s,
white beans, brown beans. small
and large-which are all "Musts"
on the shopping list of the food
purchasing agent who lives 6
or 10 miles from a lemon" as
one commuter and suburbanite
put it.
Again. Grandmother was a
wise woman when she had beans
in her pantry for from them she
could make a tasty, vastly nour-
ishing bean soup, or baked beans,
or beans with this or that left
over vegetable.
In this shopping situation. re-
quiring real thought and care
one must look carefully at the
storage space and give it close
attention. Is it cool? Is it we'll
ventilated? Are lemons stored
in sand so they won't dry out ?
Are eggs. perhaps, stored in
crooks, if not in waterglass So
luton. to keep them as cool as
possible?
Can it be that some Of us have
forgotten that one could keep a
whole side or strip of bacon"
hanging by string from a nail
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
1912 Swim Suits
Really Call For
Use Of Tan1paS

This year 1912 Is no time TO be so con-
servativel With the trimmest. snap
piest swim suit you can have truly
modern sanitary protection with
Tampax. Being Worn internally.
Tampax cannot cause bulge. line or
wrinkle. And you yourself cannot even
feel Tampax when IL is in place!
Perfected by doctor, Tampax is made
OF pure surgical cotton, compressed in
dainty applicators You can change
1t quickly, without belts or pins. You
can wear 1t in tub, shower, pool or
ocean. No odor. No chatting. Disposal
is easy. An average months supply
slides into your purse -. Three sizes:
Regular, Super, Junior. At drug
stores, notion counters. Introductory
size. zoe. Bargain Economy Package
gives average months supply. Stu
dents. vacationists. war workers,
housewives. Office girls - start using
Tampax now!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Insects That Fiddle
Their Lives Awoy

A AOTHER NATURE must
M have been unsteady
w minded the day she
created the cricket, the grass
hopper and the locust because
she equipped all three with in
sect violins before turning them
loose to fiddle their lives away.
These instruments give out"
better for their size than any
that man has ever made-and
that goes for Stradivarius, too.
The little cricket, for example,
can be heard half a mile away
whenever he draws his bow on
calm night
The insect violins aren't con-
fined to music. They are also
used 10 send signals to fellow
musicians and TO give vent TO
pent-up emotions The male
alone is musical and from his
chipping and playing the trained
zoologist can get a good idea of
just how the bug is getting along
with his quiet bride.
OF all the musicians of the
field, the grasshopper probably
is the most talented and versa
tile, for he can play quite few
different tunes. His fiddle is
attached 20 one wing and he
uses his hind leg for the bow.
on this leg is a row of little,
bead-like protruberances from
each Of which grows many fine
hairs. When he draws this
knobby limb back and forth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
How to Save On Your Food Bill

Y HACATIONING, this sea-
~ son. presents some curl
V Gus problems for the
home-maker, particularly if she
and her family are occupying
cottage or cabin "off the main
line"
Casual, hit-or-miss shopping
methods are out" and today
every woman must fit herself to
become a true, serious home
purchasing-agent," an d follow
the old adage: Use your head,
and save your heels" For. what
with the necessity for motorists
TO curtail their customary album
dant use of gas, and the urgent
need to conserve rubber, the old,
sloppy habit Of running 10 the
store" several times "A day for
loaf of bread. or dimes worth
of this-or-that, cannot possibly
be tolerated.
For years past, home efficiency
experts have pointed out TO
women the numerous adVan-
tages of shopping by schedule,
not guessworK. That is, first
TO plan menus on paper. figur-
ing how many pounds, cans,
packages. etc. Of food products
would be required for the menus
selected. and last. the best time
to market. and in what quantities
to purchase for getting most out
of the food dollar. In short, to
urge women In the home 10 fol-
low the identical practices daily
followed by the tea-room man
ager, the hospital, the hotel food
purchaser. and the purchasing
agent
Now. owing to the necessary
dislocation of and priorities on
traffic. the home-maker is forced
TO become efficient or pay for
il In wasted time, sore feet, dis
appointment, and failure TO have
on hand needed supplies.
But it's much easier to do II
the right way First, again.
plan meals. basing them on speci-
fled nutritive values per person,
depending on age. work. activity.
etc Next, returning TO third
grade arithmetic. compute how
many units. pounds, cans or
other measurements OF food
products will be required TO pro-
vide such nutritfve values. Fine
and really easy. Just a good.
intriguing new kind of paper
,game." with much more point
than the usual consequences, !"
or crossword puzzles.
Next. list what you consider
essential staples" in your par
ticufar family sugar, coffee,
flour, tea. potatoes, etc.--and be
sure you will have an adequate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
BY Mrs.
Christine Frederick,
The Distinguished Authority.
on Household Efficiency.

on the back Of the pantry door
or does today's housekeeper be-
lieve that bacon is born in thin
narrow strips and swaddled I'm
wax paper in the dealers dis
play case? Modern refrigeration
is important. and we wish it by
all means, if possible; but a vast
number Of great names in Ameri-
can history were achieved with
out benefit Of ice-boX.
And here's where we all learn
10 cooperate on the homely but
vital problem Of food distribution
in our own localities. If Neighbor
Jones goes TO town, then he will
be glad TO tote home" an order
of groceries for Neighbor Brown,
who, in his next trip, will be glad
TO return the favor and bring
home the bacon and the eggs for
Neighbor Jones
Or if Noighbor Smith goes to
market where vegetables are
cheap on the lot, then he can
agree TO purchase for all three
or four of them, as easily and
as conveniently as he could shop
for one. It takes no longer to
say "Ill take 6 lettuce, or 8
dozen eggs" than it does to say:
Give me a bunch Of lettuce" or
Give me l dozen eggs" Coop
Grafton will help the all-out Vic
tory efforts as little else will do.
If the home-maker is where she
can trundle her purchases home
perhaps with the aid Of a small
son or daughter. she will well
come a recent folding satchel or
wheels. which she can steer in
front Of her and into whose Ca
pacious pouch can be slowed
about 60 pounds of parcels The
bag is made of sturdy denim.
type material and the frame is
painted a cheerful blue. Similar
to a folding go-cart for Junior