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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-15

Great men of the past have said: Courage is adversHys lamp"
"A courage TO endure and obey" "A man of COURAGE is also full
OF faith Courage is fire and bullying is smoke" Whatever
enIarges hope will exat courage" Treason seldom dwells with
courage. Courage in DANGER is half the battle" Courage in the
soldier awakes courage in the woman" COURAGE consists MOI in
bindly overlooking danger. but in seeing it and conquernq it,"
Washington had superb courage at Valley Forge. Lincoln never
1aneIed even when he stood almost alone. Dewey and Hobson
displayed great courage at Manila Bay. Theodore Roosevelt was
courageous going up San Juan Hill and showed great COURAGE
every day as President Our 400 helpless Marines at Wake Island
Were inspiring in their courageous efforts. Colin Kelly went to his
death az a brave man-sacrifcing his life that others may live.
macarthur has the world tngling with admiration for his courage.
Ours is the fanest country in the world. It is richer than the
dream OF an Oriental Potentate. Our way-oflife is as near perfect
as humans can make it. And surely it is worth fighting for and
even dying Tor. Why complain or hesitate about the title sacri-
ices asked OF US? They are trivial. indeed. Be done with com
placencY! Away with doubt! This is war, and war means COURAGE
and sacrifices. Uphold the arms of our great President. Have
faith in him! Back him up! And let us march on with COURAGE
to certain victory.
Courage Co4EA"c, &ae4E~"-Gry WN Wu 20, !
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AMERICAN BREWERY; Inc.
BALTIMORE NARY AND
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-15
Courage nm Garry M through
70 Ncto,u ~

Countless years of success and happi-
ness lie ahead if we throw every ounce
OF our courage and source into battle.
A thousand years of e~nslavement and
misery is sure to come if we weaken and
show u~nwillingness to fight for the best
way-oflife ever enjoyed by man. 1t is
truly the time that tries mems souls"
but we must go ahead and win. Courage
and more courage; ah. that's it! Victory
RECNRDI ECCu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
Race Riots
Are Feared
In Georgia

Atlanta Nug. - NpJ-ASSCrt-
ing that sIhNrt-.,r agent III Gcor-
gin are a'i,nriUg To- stir up the
N,gru,-. Cuirrci Lindlcv l.. Camp
made public 20 letter in which nc or
icrcd IN, stat" Guard to Dc on The
alert to present any racial outbreaks.
Camp. commanding officer ~ the
State Guard under Governor TAI
madgV said that AN UNUSUAL number
of assault eases and attempts 90 a.
Sault white ladiC. Navc been report
cd. Other communities have report
cd efforts uu the part ni Negro men
and women H. demand certain phi
vilCgcs which arr" not granted IN
Georgia and which never will bc.
These urrlIrInCDS arc believed tu be
;hc direct result pf the work of white
agents and rrlnrCd agents who seem
to be active throughout the state"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
A:SC GATED PRESS
STAFF MAN MISSING

Gcmc.tl MacATthur'S Hcadquari-
els. Nu.t.aIid. Aug. - CAP)-Vcln
ii@U:uiaud. Associated Pres, staff
mann w l'+t"d a. mis- ing today five
day after - plane IN which he was
Il pr.SCngrr dISappcarcd in storm.
III, rlGr" WAS on route from north
a. Australia tn the New Guinea
WA 'front.'
y. Wit Hancock. -. u native of
BlucilcId. ". Va. has not been heard
from sine" March 3. when he was AT
tempting {" escape from the Japan
csc advance in Java.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
Fish Charges
'Disservice'

Albany. N. Y. Aug. l2.-lAPD- -
Representative Hamilton F.-n. u.cl-
WhclmInGly rCnnmlndicd Tor Cow
grC>S from President RorsCyri..
home district. declared today tub
Wendell l. WIlIkIc. leader ui bob.
intra-party opposition. cor any other
rabid IntCryCntlunist vino Hi,i-
fcrcS with national unity is DOING 4"
dlSScrViCc 10 America.
FiSE'S thrcc-to-our victory over
three rival Republican rImtrdti.r
featured Yesterday New York pr
mary election which also brought re
nomination Ia siN other members OF
Congress who. Ike him. W"r" as
sailed for what opponents termed
their isulationI,t views prl" To- Pearl
TarbOr.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
NszIs Sink
British Shin
Aircraft Carrier Eagle
Sunk in Mediterran-
can; Large Part of
Crew is Saved.

London. Aug. l2.-CAPp-Thc
British aircraft carrier Eagle
has been sunk in the McGi;crran
hut large part of the $4,000
ton warShip'S crew ha, been
saved. the admiralty announced
today.
Tn" admiralty said At least ono
enemy >uDmdgIu" operating .n tho
sam" area ~ the 2i-ycar old carrier
already had been sunk. mdiralin.
That tn" Eagle went down fighting.
German bruadCaStS lat might said
:""H torpedo hit. sent her L. IN, !o,-
l'" ~ the western Mediterranean.
H".0u DFrnm German BruadcI-'s,
AuG -. tAID-DNB. official Ger
w"H news agency. sand today tina,
lnr. ..-' evening German ana Ital
.au .. and submarine forces have
Hrru engaged IN Il new battle aga,n,,
20 i'".." capital convoy" escorted
H 3d., western Mediterranean 10y the
bal. OF the British Mediterranean
t,~,f
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
Jap Premier
Is Wounded
By Korean

Washington. Aug. l2.-(AP)-Kii-
80" HadH. Washington rcprcscntativ,
of he Sln"-korcan Peoples League
said today nr had received rcp,r'
from II. Orient which he believed
10 ac ir." that a young Korean pat
riot had -hu' and wounded Prcmicr
General T"in . Japan June u.
Ham laid his information. from,
agents %! The SIro-Korcan League II,
Japan. was thI, Park Suowon. 81
.liahtly wounded TOTO with his first
shot. fired Al the entry of the old
woE ministry Dwiidimg. Tokyo at 1913,
AT night nu; that second shot miss
"d tn" pr' mlcr. Altcr thrcatmcnt ol
MS wound "a; It hospital. Toto wa,
allowed So g home.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
Sea Traffic
Endangered
Germans Believed to
Have Opened Large
S c a | e Offensive in
South Atlantic.

London. Aug. II. - CAP)-A
hrac scale offensive by German
surface and submarine raiders
Icaint thr heavy and incrcaS-
msIN important allied merchant
traiii" IN the south Atlantic
WIS predicted today by informed
British naval sources.
Reports irony neutral and Hxi,
nurr". ~ the la I - hours mdicnt-
,6 d vas said. that the attaCi;. az
ready had started.
ThCs" sources CItCd Rio dc JHncirn
receipts of SOS messages reporting
tu enemy surface raider 900 mics
oiI TIC Brazilian Goa and The Ger
inan hlGh commands claim Of yes
'rrday that 1921 ions of shipping
."mnd Tor Egypt had been sunk rr-
Gently by German submarines of
tic american and west African
coasts.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
w ar Plants
May Close
OrCut Work
:. PS Considers Move
to E q ; e Drain on
S c ar c e Materials;
P~o u. ticn Exceed S
+. KIP e c t a ions in
T" a-y Cases.

Washington, Aug. l2.-(AP)
War plants which are run
nirg far ahead of schedule may
be closed deliberately or slow
ed down for Il tim" L. ease the
drain on scarce Materials, undc.
plans now being considered by
the war production board.
The production cut wu;ild ~,
brought about II" rurr,u.imrni, in I'm,
ALLEGATION of material l., such firms
tor Tie las; three months al the wear.
1t WAS disclosed bv an uiiicia; who
requc ted that his name nC withheld
III many cases new or convert
rd WAY plants are discovering
that their output exceeds earlier
C'clationS. with The result that
Fa. ~ they Produce lie idle for
weeks or months before they can
De incorporated in the finished
product.
lE"rc l. growing recognition that
IL Is lUSl as wrong L. tie up material
III IN" form OF component parts as II
Is l" lie them up III stock piles of
Impressed metals" the WIPE
source said.
WIPES requirements committee.
'"hlch allGCatcS materials among IN
duStrlcS Is expected 10 request the
Army and Navy tu furnish lists of
their contractors who are producing
IN exec al present needs. either be-
cause OF unbalancc in the production
oil parts tor Il weapon or because,
ua;cGIC developments have made
The weapon itself of less immediate
Importance.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
Strike Leader
Seeks Farley

Bayonnc. n. J.. Aug. l2.-(AP)--
Michael Pctrakian. chairman of q
committee leading an independent
strike which has halted production
al the General Cable Corporation
plant here. ought conference to-
day with company officials in an CT
fort 10 settle tho dispute. He an
nounccd his intentions after obtain
ing vote Of confidence at u meet
ing last night at The strikers.
Production rf aircraft parts was
reported in practically full force
today at thc Cleveland CRAPS 10
BrNnZ' tn.rrw'' n'." % ~ '...''
.'Itl."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
Reds Admit
Nazi Gains
Along Volga
Whole c titles Left
Afiamc on Trail Of
Germ a n Invaders,
Soviet Reports De-
clare; Advance To
ward S "a era d
Stopped.
Ey The ,'Soriatcd Press,

Adolf Hitter : field hcadquar-
tiers claimed sweeping new sue
ccS>rS in the battle of the Don
river and the Caucasus TO-DAY
while the Russians acknowledge
ed Il mcW German advance To
ward Stalingr;ld on the Nolga
and declared whole cities were
aiIamr on the trail of the naZi
invaders.
Soviet dispatches said huge
masses of German tanks sup
ported by planes ripped into the
Russian lines northeast of kot-
cinIkoySki. % miles below Stall
ingrad, and broke through the
Red army dcicnScS.
The assault was finally stop
ped. Red Star said.
German headquarters flashed
series of bulletins asserting
tHiN tit uuih vi tIlt
62nd army and the first tank
army had been annihilated in the
kalach sector, so miles north
west of Stalingrad. with $1,000
Red army soldiers taken prison
cr>. Sin0r July %, the Ger
mans said, the Russians have lost
5000 prisoners and more than
1000 tanks in the flaming Don
river bend fighting.
The German high command de
rl]ct l.Oii.7+l Russians had been
captured since january |. along the
WH.., battlefront.
y Htl. Cummumiquc CurcCdCd that
M@"~ual TImOShcnko'S armies had
Io"ay.rd uCW counter blows north
wet u: N0roncZh. 300-udd miles
a"n'r the Stulingrad battle area. but
declared that German armorcd col
Unn- were sweeping incX0rIDly
deeper into the Caucasus.
AEr-allIcd Rumanian troops were
credited with capturing SlavyanSk.
- miles northwest of Krasnodar.
WHr'o nalI airplanc> attacked Rus
.au troops attempting Ia flee at
lilac, sea ports between Taupsc and
Audpa.
Ihr German command said ndZI
"'Wo'r> sank two more transports
yn' damaged six others along the
Bloc. ga coast.
IT," Russians themselves painted
black picture of the vast struggle
except IN the klctSkaya sector, II
hlI'. northwest pG Si1Iiprr16 lrhCrp
IN" German onslaught against the
n'E \"Iga steel city was said 10 have
been definitely stopped.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
Retail Sales
lax Proposed

-, Washington. Aug l2.-(AP)-Thc
n,hamb"r Of Commerce of the United
2''a'cN. describing the new rcvcnu"
oI'' now before Congress as fail
u'' today proposed flatc retail
H'Ic" tax Of 10 per cent and > per
,'h' Withholding tax in addition t"
income tax.
me Chamber submitted a pro-
gram 10 the Senate finance commit
veg which is said would raise Sl2.-
oOo.O00,OOO in new revenue for war
PURPOSES, and contrastcd with tho
eo'@ u 100000 provided for in the
measure under consideration. This
0Hld be in addition to The Sl7.OOO.-
"'"'"o "hich : ruud was p""Iuc"d -
]" emf axes
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
Policy Gets
Is Years
Silver Shirts Leader
Sentenced in Firs t
Major Sedition Case
Since War Began.

indianapolis. Aug. 12.-(APl-
William Dudley Pcllcy. founder
and leader Of the Silver Shirts Of
America. was sentenced today To
Is years in prison i'm tho first
major SeditiOn case since Amer
ica'S entry into the war.
Federal jude E"hrrt {. Ealt-
Zrll imposed the sentence after
DENYING Il defense melton for Il
new trial.
The dappCr. Swear 81 Ecllay
whom government attorneys cal, ID
"a HOncdlct Aur.d" ANA ";;n AARON
Burr" in 'Mri. prn.rCuiinn. was con-
yiCicd u week ago VI eleven counts
ot criminal ,cdI'',n in connection
with publications Of the FciluwShl
Press. Inc. which ne headed.
In pas ln@ sentence Judge BnI;Z"lI
hid h" believed H-llcv should bC i'm
prisunci for 'Gc duration.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
Treason Nav
Be Charged
Half of ID Suspected
Accomplices Of Sabo-
teurs May Face Trea-
son Indictments.

Washington. Aug. l2.-(AFJ-
decision To ask treason indirt-
mcntS against possibly half of
the II persons held aS suspected
arcompliccS of the eight naZi spy
>abOtcurS may lie announced late
today by Attorney General Bid
die.
The Justice de- apartment chI"l sand
some of hi top aide have been re-
viewing the evidence against Tie II
Tor ,Cyrra! week..
The Irsi convection under the {, IL
CrIl treason statute m nearly l1u
years was that ul Max Stephan. VINO
was sentenced la death at DrtrYi;
last week. Tor aiding Il German war
pilot vino had escaped from - prison
camp ~ Cyudda.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
RAID ON FORMOSA
RUMORED IN CHINA

'huncking. Aug. 12.-hP)-
" was rumOrcd here tonight.
without. confirmation. that al
n"d warplancS bombed FOrm0Sa
'nday. This Japanese island off
inc east China coast Is one Of
'apan'S principal troop staging
areas for offensive operations.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
BROUGHTON STUDIES
COMPUTATION APPEAL

Raleigh. Aug. r. (ArD Cover
nor Brpughtnn studied today p>y-
ChiatIstS' reports IN the case al John
Baldwin. scheduled Ia die Friday for
the Staying last fall of DR.. Randulph
Jones, Duke h" pital surgeon
Baldwin said the surgeon had per
mancntly injured him through an OPP
Grafton. Communication Is being sought
OH grounds of insanity.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
GERMAN BOMBER
OVER ICELAND

hcydIdNiN. Iceland. Mug. -.
tAPJ Another long range
German bomber VA, reported
over western Iceland yesterday
afternoon but attempted no at
tack. Army authorities annulnc-
ed An alarm WAS sounded ON
the north coast in Iceland, seq
"nd largest city. with 5000 pop
uiaiI"n. No planes were seen.
however.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12

New York. Aug. l2.-(AP)-
correspondent of the Austral-
IAN broadca>ting commission was
quoted today by British radio
a> reporting from an advanced
allied basr that there is a gen.
GRAZ feeling that our forces are
sill making progress toward
their objective. that is. the oc-
cupation of the islands i'm the
Tuiagi area
He said also that Limited
States Marines and other shock
troops apparently were firmly
established.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
Few Details
Of Fighting
Available
w a S h in gton Com
munique D e c lares
Fierce Hand-to-Hand
Fighting Continues in
Island Jungles; Japs
Say Battle is Over.

London. Aug. l2.-(AP-T
l."rdon Star said this afternoon
tha' "r"prrtS suggest" United
states Marine landing parties i'm
IA" SOLD mon islands have been
STRENGTHENED and are making
NGmc progress.
ihe paper said the Marines,
who are II, iicvcd To have tanks
and landing hlrgrS and >pcciaI
tynrS m artillery. still hold
nrIu%chcadS they established
Friday and Saturday,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
tBN The Associated Prcss)

Sra-h"rn" American invasion
forces, officially described as
trained III new twists to the
business of killing JapS." bat
'l"d Ill" enemy in fierce hand-to-
hamd Fighting in the solomon is
land iunplcS 900 miles northeast
IF Australia today. and the Navy
III Washington declared the
Marines have opened the door
TO AN allied offensive in the
south Pacific"
While detailed information
was lacking on developments in
the iivc-day old battle. a Wash
ington communiquc declared op-
erationS were continuing OH the
tiny but StratcgicaIly important
island of Tulagi. in the south
eastern SOlOmonS.
y Tokyo broadcast. quoting Cap
tam kamada. japanese naval Spokes-
man at Shanghai. persisted in the
'riI"n that the battle was over and
termed II onc-nI2ht encounter.
Evening star., 1942-10-06
Revision Of Code
For Se|f-Government
Urged for District
Dupont Circle Citizens
Hear Prof. Mooers on
Ineoneruity Of Lows

Edwin A. Mooers, professor OF
law at the Washington University,
yesterday told members of the Du-
pont Circle Citizens Association
that 1--WE in the District need or
ganizations which will take the
code, chapter by chapter, and sug-
gest revisions so that we will have
a code under which an intelligent
citizen can govern himself"
Prof Mooeers, who in 1924 and
again in 1929 compiled the code of
laws for the District of Columbia.
said the present volumes present.
ed the law ''in all of its incon-
gruous phases'' and was designed
to be revised into scientifiec code
of human behavior.
Inconsistencies Cited.
''It is only through groups such
as yours" Prof Mooers said, who
see and point out the Inconsistencies
Of our laws, that we may get the
cooperation needed for their re-
vision. We must have an equality of
justice under the law or else we
may as well burn our books"
William Clarke Taylor. president
of the association, pointed out sew
eral inconsistencies in the laws and
asserted that I'VE as citizens of the
District should publicjze these in
order to bring about their revision"
Mrs. E. E. Morris, organizer of
| the Washington Guard of Girl Gun
ners and member of the association
for the past 10 years, said Prof.
Mooers' address NAV awaken the
spark needed to achieve a more
equal justice under the law"
Hears Red Cross Aide.
The association. holding its first
fall meeting at the Mayf1ower Ho-
tel, also heard Mrs. Irene B. Lucas.
assistant director of Red Cross
home nursing instruction, describe
nurse training courses now being
/ conducted in neighborhood areas
| throughout the District. She told
members that groups of 20 were be-
ing enrolled in courses running for
| a period of six weeks Certificates
are awarded those completing the
training.
The association went on record
as favoring a resolution by the
Washington Federation of Churches
declaring valuations" to be in
/ human and barbaric and backing
proposed legislation banning them
in the District.
Evening star., 1942-10-06

5 RTdUUdIeU VT "
from Lincoln University with
B. A. degree in 1926 and from Boston
University with M. A, in 1888. He
also attended New York School of
Social Work
He was field executive for the
Boy Scouts of America in New York
City in 1928 and was membership
secretary of the Pine Street YMCA.
st. Louis. Mo, in 1929. After 10
years in the employ of the Boston
Urban League. he came to Washing
ton as executive secretary of the
Washington Urban League until his
appointment by the Red Gross for
overseas service.
Evening star., 1942-10-06

American R e d
CROSS workers
arriving in Eng
land to supple
ment the staff
of trained club
workers operat-
ing for Amer
lean lore d
ops, t h e
American R e d
Cross was an
nounced.
Mr.. Goodman,
after attending
high school in
Hartford, Conn,
Evening star., 1942-10-06
Urban League Ex-0fficer
In Britain With Red Cross

George w. Goodman, colored, of
1926 East Capitol street, formerly
executive secretary of the Washing
ton Urban League, is one of three
Evening star., 1942-10-06
Gives Soldier q Month

SPRUCE PINE, N. c. tP).-Mrs
w. w. Wilkins has had son to
enter the armed services of the
United States each month for the
last four months.
Evening star., 1942-10-06

War bonds are the best buy on
the market today.
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NEWS BRIEFS
(ceatinusd from Page ~
day Evening.

The recently organized victo-
ry Club, consisting of the young
er set Of East Dayton Women,
held very successful Cocktail
party at the home of Miss Bobby
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YWCA NEWS
ENTIRE NOUS MUSICAL TEA
SUNDAY, APRIL ls
WEST SIDE YWCA

The Young Women's Chorus of
Zion Baptist church will present
lovely program Of music, SUN
Cay afternoon at the West Side
WCA which will include besides
several numbers BY the entire
chorus, solo numbers, readings,
selections by quartet and trio
will also be rendered by the
Miss Martha Dulin is president
q the club. The committee
IN charge Of the tea: Mrs. Lacy
Winburn, Mrs. Beva Thrope an
Mrs. Marie West
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PAGE FIVE

drastic changes in the transition
"All this And Heaven Too
il being released for special ann
road show Engagements only.
Local premiere will take place
at the Palace Theatre on We'd
Thurs, April ~ -2s
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Lawrence. 9ls Pruden Ave, Day
ten, O.
Mrs. Eliz Beery, President;
Members
Miss Burnel Harbett; Miss Bobby
Lawrence; Mrs. Margaret Dicker-
son; Mrs Rosella Wilcox, Mrs
Carrie Robinson; Mrs Mona Brig
ham; Mrs Thelma Brown; Helen
Brigham and Pauline Cooper.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-17
THEATRICAI.S

When all This And Heaven,
Too was bought for motion pic
lures | received dire warnings
that once my book reached the
screen might not recognize the
story or the characters had
written; so | was prepared for
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at st. Margaret Parash satur
day was a very great success.
Flowers sent to the different pa
rents who have boys in service
were donated py friend,
through the influence of Mrs.
Marion Anderson. The parents
were most grateful.
The olympion Club is spon-
soring a Symposium, Sunday Ap-
I'll 10, 1912 at Zion Bapt. Church
1 pm. The subject under dis
cussion is What should the
young Negro plan for after the
war; The public is invited,
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w AN I Ed

WANTED an experienced man,
good habits, able to operate
steam pressing machine, steady
work Apply I East Eth ST
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Card OF Thank.


We wish to thank our relatives
friends and neighbors who were
so kind to us during the illness
end passing Of our dear father
and brother, Fred Keith, We
thank those that sent flowers
and cards Of sympathy. Tie
beautiful singing Of the ci.oi.
Rev. Isom for his consoling re-
marks and Mr.. Loretts funeral
Home.
Sons: Raymond Thomas Keith
Sister: Mrs. Maud Gregor, 73o
Dclor ST., City
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AT the Warner Bros. studios
in Burbank, Rachel Field viewed
the final cut of "All This And
Heaven, Too the Forthcoming
picture co-starring Bettee Davis
and Charles Boyer. based upon
Miss Fields best-selling novel.
For the first time the heads Of
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-17

a major studio had called in the
author Of an outstanding work
Of fiction to help edit the picture
50 That the flavor and integrity
Of the book might be preserved.
The authors statement re
sarding the completed version
of All This And Heaven. Too
follows.
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TYP NEWS SYNDICATE

Hottie Noel hos il prominent role in Republics big
BUDGET production Lody For Night which oon Bonde and
John Woyne are co-ued with strong supporting cost headed
BY Ray Middleton Philip Mevue Blanche Yuru Edith Baffe ond
leond Nnkey Miss Noel has been manY films and IS one
ef Hotynoods popular players
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28

limited ARTJSTS-cooL COMFORTS
~ h"iic'o Doors Open At 10.i5
\. "a Greer carson. walter Pidgeon In
MRS. MININER." Acclaimed by Ameri-
cas- Critics Greatest Picture OF All Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28

one piece They that's because they afraid that spy
will get the
But the real they afraid get
the combination.
Anyway m quitting tomorrow and reporting back
seectye board for intimate the
slest factory worked Making Gimmx as foolish
as putting something the windowsi PagoPago
What tell you about Gimmix will not betray any
military secrets It's gadget about something like cuckoo
would cough up in Swiss clock is about long on
the diagonal with twist in it. But here real secret
To make the Gimmix for the Bomb Sight the
workman has to be cross-eyed too
That's why I'm quitting. / don't like gin in nv salad
dressing
My seectve service getting plenty sick Of seeing
me pop up every day like No Sale tab cash register
The chairman told last week:
Bugs the next time you come back sending YOU
to an alphabetical agency" -
That doke with
which one." asked "the PWA or the FBI?'
Neither one" he said "The INT over the powder
1t begins to look as if I'm going places.
ITO BE CONTINUED) i