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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30

of the subcommittee
which controls the expenditures
of the department of state. the
of commerce, the fed
eral judiciary and the department
of justice.
Mcdonald. a veteran Of the first
world war. worked at one time IN
Detroit factories. He entered the
investment banking business sew
eral years ago and is making his
first venture in politics.
One of the staunchest support
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30

stature as the
years p a s S e d
and he was re-
turned q a c h
e ] lection by
/ a &c MAORI
ties. He sur
viz e d I h e
Roosevelt land
slide of 1882,
b ut st to
O'Brien in 1896.
Born in De-
troit, he was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30
New Radio for Freiehters

WASHINGTON, Oct. 80 QNS).
The war shipping administration
today announced that new type
of seagoing radio receiving set
will be installed aboard all YES
sells under control of the VISA in
order that American merchant
sailors may receive radio programs
from home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30

only the Thirteenth and the Sew
enteenth 10 provide interesting
battles.
Two old foes are lined up again
in the First District. both Of
them former congressman.
The DemocTatic nominee Is Sa-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30

servin & hi s
fourth consecu-
tive term. He
is regarded as
an independent,
having opposed
the administra-
ton on m a n y
measures.
Rabault Is a
member of the
important APP
p ropri atoms
committee and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30

ers of PreSi-
dent Roosevelt
is Congressman
John d. Din
CELL, of the Fiji
teenth District.
He was elected
first in 1882
and reelected
c o 81 s tently
since that DEM
ocratic land
slide. In pri-
Vate life, he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30
The Congressional Races

In the Fourteenth District. Con-
gresham Louis c. Rabaut. Demo
crat, is opposed by Claude C. Nc
Donald. an investment banker.
Rabault, a native Detroiter, is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30

Detroit in 1900,
was graduated
with a law de-
gree by I h e
University o 1
Detroit in 1924
He was elected
first in 1886.
but lost to Nc
Leod two years
later. and was
re turn e d in
1910.
Elected first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30
.Churchmen Told
Of COP SIeuths
Trailing Brown

United States Senator Prentlss
M. Brown told a church audience
last night that Republican sleuths
have been investigating his per-
sonal life in his home town OF
st. Ignace and that if they had
gone back far enough they would
have discovered that he once
broke a church window with q
baseball.
The senator was guest OF honor
at pre- dedication banquet at the
new RoSedale Park Lutheran
Church, Archdale and Fenkell
avenues.
TELLS OF SLEUTHS -
Those investigators have
been I'm st. Ignace acting like
detectives employed by a grand
Jury" Brown told the 300 men
and women who were celebrat-
ing completion of their church.
Had they looked back far
enough, they would have found
that 1 played baseball for my
Methodist Church and that our
most bitter rivals were the
Presbyterians.
Zone day 1 threw a ball that
went through stained glass
window of the Presbyterian
Church. And weeks later, at
tending funeral, a beam Of
sunlight came through that hole
right to my face.
THAT beam sh0ne on the cuf-
prit. So left that church never
to sin again."
WOULD OUTLAW WAR
Senator Brown told the congre
CATION that all religions of thu
world must join in debating the
coming peace so that war will bt
outlawed forever.
1.-THE world Is looking for
something new to prevent war;"
he said. Instead OF something
new, we must look back to
GaIilee for a formula for per-
manent peace"
Senator Brown will end his cam
paign in the metropolitan area
tonight and return to the Upper
Peninsula for the last three day.
before the voters go to the polls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30

and was a stu
dent at West
Point after pre-
liminary educa-
ton here. He
left the United
States Military
A ca d g m y 10
serve i'm the
Spanish Am
erican War and
later became a
captain in the
United States
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30

doNSkl. Born IN
Detroit in 1903
and graduated
from the law
school OF the
University of
Detroit in 1924,
Sadowski en-
tered politics II
years ago as a
candidate for
State Senator.
He was elected.
He was the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30

trict is Ivan l..
B ow m a n, 45
years old. He
was born in CO.
lumbus, o., and
came to Detroit
following serv-
ice in France
during the first
World War.
Bowman IS
assistant Secre-
tary of tn c
corporate trust
I IniOn Guardian
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30
WOULD OUTLAW WAR
Excess WEIGHT Lecture Topic

The latest practical information
on the treatment of excess weight
will be the subject of a lecture to
be given before the Wayne County
Medical Society at $3.50 p. m.
Monday by DR.. Frank A. Evans,
chief of the Western Pennsylvania
Hospital of Pittsburgh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30

in 1870, Mcleod was Just I'VE
months over the minimum con-
gressional age, which is Is. He
was known for years as the
Baby Congressman"
But Mcleod grew in legislative
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30

graduated by the University OF
Detroit and the Detroit College
of Law.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30

uIVISIOn OF IHe UHIOH NUdIUIdIl
Trust company. He never before
has been a candidate for public
Ioffice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30

Like sending him a gift every
day. Order The Detroit Times
mailed daily to your man In the
armed forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30

was at one time a salesman and
alter a purchasing agent.
Republican nominee in this dis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30

EVENT IRCIE EVENT pVVUIt
X Whether you prefer modern de-
signs of classic simplicity or rich
and ornate mountings of magnificent
elegance :. Meyers has the ring of
your hearts desire. at any price you
may choose to pay. All Meyer dia-
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Meyers you are assured of blue
white quality - regardless of the
price you pay-plus the additional
protection of a Diamond Burglary
Policy-and a 30-Day Money Back
Guarantee of satisfaction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10

ton, ID. C., through his command
ing officer, stating all his
reasons.
Mrs. Marie BlcnkenShIp. @
My son is in the ---- in the
Philippines. On December l3 be-
was slightly wounded and on Jan
uary 6 we were notified by the
military authorities. Since then
we have written HIM several let
tiers and sent him packages but
haven't had any word from him.
If he is captured or dead Will wc
be notified?
A-Since YOU have not re-
ceived any notification from the
war department that he has
died or has been captured. YOU
can rest assured he IL doing all
right in hospital or perhaps has
entirely recovered and rej0ined
his regiment. 1t Is quite pos
sibIe that he is back on the
battle front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10

~ my discovery OF the page with
its cryptic characters For one
thing. | doubted that IL would
mean anything 10 her II definitely
belonged 20 Jacks student days
when he was living in the same
house with my llttle mother and
ne. long before Katherine or
Dicky had come into our lives.
For another, / knew that il
would only arouse her terror for
Jack without giving her any news
concerning him.
So no one knew Of the queer
characters on the page except my
father and myself, and | had not
revealed The " b o e history Of
Jack $ studies even TO my father
Dr of course. Stephen RedGeld
Mary did not count. / told my
,oIi. All She knew was that ! had
looked as u seeing a ghost when
] had seen tho piece of paper. and
that ! had taken II from her TO
seclcte oven from my father. al
though ! had changed my mind
later and showed u 20 hun, with
g brief explanation OF how knew
Ja.E h1p written H.
Whether Stephen Redfeid had
any idea ~ the real meaning Of
tt, sheet. / had no idea but / did
not believe ho had Only one per-
son m the W orld besides Jack
would be- able 20 deCiphor the
characters. and ] knew now that
my father expected me 10 Get m
touch with him before niChttall
This Prof Walter Scott Dis
well" MY father said where
did YOU SAY he lived?"
II have made inquiries" ! said
with wplu smile. land from
all I can learn he i ALTERNATING
in the outskirts of "A village In
the Litchficld Hills. His address
II Thunder Mountain, r. d.
That sounds difficult enough,
but am sure | shall he able To
find IL easily"
You are probably an optimist
when YOU say easily" he said.
but that You VIII find it--and
the uan-cVcntually this after
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
Quiz Answers

AT one time, among the
eight families of his circle,
disputes arose over prece-
dcnce at family feasts. John
Is said 10 have solved the
problem with an octagonal
house with eight entrances
and tables. so each family
head could enter his own
door and preside over his
own table.
John and James.
"a woodworkcr who does the
finishing work.
4-Bcnito Juarez, president Of
Mexico.
Jesse James.
g." Angels are persons who
supply money.
John Paul Jones. Paul Re-
we're. Joseph Conrad. reSpec-
lively.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
BORN IN MENICO

V. d. S. OF a man was born
in Mexico and has taken out his
first papers, can he be compelled
10 join the armed forces; can they
deport him if he doesn't?
All he has his first papers
he is subject 20 call by hi local
draft board; ne can not enlist
voluntarily in the army or any
other branch OF the armed forces
unless he has received his final
naturalization papers. III he
claims exemption from his draft
call by reason of being an alien
he will not he deported hut he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
Pitfalls obi Love By Adele Garrison
,TOM5cOUSNESS

noon. am sure. If YOU are too
late In finding him. don't try to
return here tonight. Find some
weIl-knoWn hotel and stay for
the night. starting on your re-
turn journey a. early tomorrow
as YOU can"
81 must get back I'm time to
prepare for that imperSonation
Of Lillian tomorrow night" l
told him, and nc nodded aCquic>-
ccnCc.
But n YOU get back any
time tomorrow afternoon YOU
will he early enough" he said,
with a falih in my adaptabilIty
which | hoped was justified.
FOLLOW ORDERS
But 7 knew there was no hope
Of escaping or even modifying ms
plans. l must keep 70 the course
he had outlined for ME, and ]
" a tee quietly Tor his further
orders.
II have given orders for the
armOrcd car to he az the hotel
entrance within 10 minutes" he
said IL see that you are in
readiness to start. i have no
orders 10 give YOU. You know
what We want to get out Of Pro-
lessor DiSwell better than I. We
wish any possible knowledge Of
Jacks present whereabouts. I'm
FIVE minutes we will leave here
and proceed to the entrance.
where the armOred car awaits
YOU"
With the sudden remembrance
Of something | almost had let slip
from my mind l put a hurried
question.
Can YOU flag that car, ~
that II won't come 10 the en-
trance ." | asked
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
Fighting Mans Friend
Fighting Mans Friend
Men in Class }
Now Subject TO
Redistribution
BY SHANNON CoRMACK

Jack Wilson. @ What is meant
BY "Class So Who are put in
hat class VIII they be rccla>si.
fed?
A-ScIcctive service regula-
tiOns say: 'In Class 3 shall he
place any rPgiStrant upon
whom one or more persons de-
pend for support in reasonable
manner. The local board shall
determine all questions on
Class 3 deferments with SYM
pathetic regard for the regis
trant and his dependents. No
hard-and-faSt rules will work;
each case must he weighed care
fully and decided on its own
merits" Men in Class 3 are now
being rcclaSSificd.
WRITE COAST GUARD
Mrs. d. Bagwell. Q-My son 4
in the coast guard service on In,
u. s. S. -. and was stationed
at Staten Island. n. Y. The las
l heard from him was in January
when he said he was leaving OF
February ! Where can I writ,
for information about him?
A-Why not write directly TO
him? Address your letter, Civ
ing his name. rating, serial mum
her and the name ~ his ship.
Send II TO the United STATES
Coast Guard base, Staten Island,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
KATHERINE NOT TOLD

knew. no one better. how great
were her anguish and suspense az
The long. inexplicablo silence Of
her husband Her anguish and thn
anxiety Of all the rest OF u, had
been whipped TO fever heat ly the
questions concerning the whore
abouts Of Jack Beckett which hlH
come first by telephone from
Marion soon after she w, .l..
by the gangSterS. and later
from Stephen Redfo'i VINO red
admitted that he knew Jack Eick-
EFT was now in the country .n-
stead of being still in th" Wi!-
Of South America whore hc va,
when we last heard OF hiT
had not informed Katherine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
Connolly Answers

By Fran Striker
By Zane Grey

la All alike to blame; (b)
10 elude pursuit; (c) the
prospect Of better days.
2-ta) Yellow jack; (b) plebi-
settle: (c) plagiarism.
ga 81. Yves; tb) 81. Crispln;
&C. ST. Cecilia.
IA 1920 by Admiral Dumont;
tb) 1884; (c) 1900.
Sal Cardinal Dougherty; (b)
Manuel Quezon; (c) John
MaSefield.
6-(a) William Tell: (b) Daniel
Webster; (c) Dante.
la No. every one who looked
4 AT her was changed 10 stone;
co yes, good story teller;
tC) yes, means my darling.
----------------------
"The Wishing Well' has q
message In cipher for you. Daily
and Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10

My prcmonition VAS justified
I told myself. as ! heard ny
fathers voice outlining The mis-
sion he wished me 10 undertake.
When | had first seen that page
OF cryptic characters which had
blown from Stephen Rcdhcld s. Pile
OF papers and been ClcvcrIy !e-
trieved by Mary without her lead
ing mans knowledge, ! had recog-
nized IL as being IN the hand Of
Jack Beckett the 'brother-cOlsin'
companion Of my childhood, now
the husband Of Katherine. who
was faithfully caring Tor my chill
dren in nv absence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
A-Decidcdly not.
NEEDED ON FARM

Mrs. IT. Burns. q have a
nephew in the service whose year
viii be up on April l. His folks
live on a farm and they need him.
Is there any way he can get his
discharge?
Alt il not likely he will he
discharged now; his years train
ing has made him an efficient
soldier and worth something TO
the army. However, he can apply
for his discharge by writing 10
the secretary of war, Washing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10

can never become an American
citizen.
Interested " her. q If a
young mans parents are divorced,
does that prevent him from joining
the air force, even if he passes all
nihnr fCStS2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10

Naturally hair talk words hut does
those etale badness Here * what
should the alert Look
especially al telling
constant check continuous ascending
forehead which Intelligence
resong to of these eale then hair showing
signs and should take
before become bald during early
evening that suits
honest analysis accepted
unless positive benefits
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IIt F.RTISfNFNT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
II E N r Y

y. Y. marked "please forward"
and il will reach him.
l.. \. OF my husband regis
tiers as an air raid warden VIII
that have any bearing on bus draft
An
Evening star., 1942-07-22

PETER WAS ANGRY-At this
point In "Peter the First"
1ohich returned yesterday to
the Little Theater. The great
Csar is played in the picture
By Nicoldi SimonoU.
Evening star., 1942-07-22

kind of males who were made to be
mere atmosphere and they rarely
got a first thought, much less a
second one, from audiences.
This department which grew fond
of them with the passing of the
years, as one grows fond of familiar
things which tax neither the mind
nor the emotions, got to wondering
about what the war was doing to
them the other day.
What it wondered was not very
significant, or important, but merely
whether any of them had gone into
the war and being accustomed to
falling at the sound of the first
shot had carried on where he left
off In the picture.
It's questions produced no answer,
not its questions on that score.
But as to what they were doing
these days, it seems they still are
doing the same old thing. The
Army, the Navy and the Marines
may be getting the stars-and they
may even be getting some of these
unbreakable clay pigeons-but there
are enough of them left for Warmers
to be making five all-male pictures
at one time.
E}st X X X
Frustration department: Martha
Graham is an extremely creative
person as her career as a dancer
handsomely illustrates. But Miss
Graham will be blessed-and blessed
indeed-if she can think of the
proper term to describe her art.
Modern dance" is what it is
Evening star., 1942-07-22

generally called, but that is only for
want of something more definitive.
Miss Graham thinks it is misleading
in that it implies a limitation to
certain forms. She likes American
dance" better, but not very much,
because it somehow suggests light
entertainment which is not alto
gether correct.
The language, it seems, is more
rigid than Miss Graham's art, even
If she does not say so.
She does not say so because she
still thinks some one will come up
with the correct descriptive term
some day. She has no idea when.
X X X
History department: In their pok-
ing around in the musty past the
movies have dug up the fact that it
was neither the Chinese nor the
Russians who conceived the "scorch-
ed earth" policy switch has domi-
mated the headlines pretty much in
recent summers.
Actually it was an Italian. fellow
named Carlo Pozzo di Borgo.
Di Borgo, M-G-M's researchers
say, was a Corsican who, in boyhood,
was a pal of Napoleon's. They
vowed to fight side by side for free
dom forever more.
Their friendship was shot to pieces
when Napoleon's French army took
Corsica and di Borgo thereafter was
on any side which was not Ma
poleon's. 1t worked out most effec-
lively in the case of Russia, where
he was when Napoleon decided to
take that, too.
BY the time the latter got to
Moscow di Borgo had persuaded the
czar to burn the place, which left
Napoleon without even kindling for
the hard winter and eventually left
him with nothing at all save place
in history.
X X X X
Bulletin board: Billy House, the
mammoth comedian, will continue
the practice of stage show headliners
of giving autographs in the Earle's
lobby before the first show tomor-
row Crossroads, coming soon
to the Capitol, was screened yester-
day for critics &. It gives William
Powell a dramatic role, his first
respite from comedy in a dozen
pictures -. He appears to enjoy it.
Evening star., 1942-07-22

belts skirts are inches shorter
-. pockets are conspicuous by alb
sence :. and there isn't gadget on
any dress.
desperate Journey"-Climbr right
into seat next to Enrol Flynn for
bomber foray deep into Germany
-. That's start of this war thriller,
story of pilot and crew crashing in
enemy forest and trying to fight way
back to safety.
Planes used are no props, but Hud-
son bombers fresh off assembly
line, guarded by Army sentries
nights and days they were on War
ner lot and location sites Chief
location was airport built by studio
near Lake Sherwood, IS miles from
Hollywood-because existing Army
rules forbid use OF commercial or
military fields to make-believers.
Many daring stunts handled by
crew of stunt men, craziest Of which
was roof-top chase "tr.cked up" by
Harvey Parry, king of movie dare
devils .. Parry gets $50 for mine
run stunts, as much as $500 for risk
ing neck on such a chase as you see
here :. Only injury Parry suffered
in Is years of making life safe for
handsome heroes was broken back
which sent him to hospital for IL
weeks He fell off 3-inch sidewalk
curbing while performing one of
easiest tricks of his career He's
doubled for almost every male and
female star in Hollywood.
Interior of German railway coach
that might be Hitler's own is i'm
portant setting of movie Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Basserman, who
score in brief but important roles,
are refugees from Nazi fiendishness
-. They came to this country two
years ago and Basserman has gained
fame and fortune never approached
in European theater.
X X
THE Postman Didn't Ring
Heroine Brenda Joyce won ever
lasting gratitude OF optometrists
when she agreed to wear glasses In
this film Specs and glamour
don't mix, producers have long
ruled, and this is first instance of
bars being dropped So, eye
specialists danced in streets and
elected Brenda their pride and JOY.
Main sequence of story centers
around Richard Travis, small town
feed store proprietor, apd his fight
against banking interests :.
Spinning web of continuity are
postal inspector who delivers long
missing letters and philatelist
(Brenda) who follows inspector in
order to purchase valuable stamps
on yellowed envelopes.
Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1942-07-22

Ann Sheridan on an assembly line:
II am, LAS, 4:30, 7:30 and 10:15
pm. Stage shows: 12:40, $3.50, 6:25
and 9:15 pm.
Keith's-"The Magnificent Am
bersons," opus by Orson Welles,
starring Joseph Cotton and Dolores
Costello: HAS am, 1:45, 3:45, 5:45,
7:45 and GAS pm.
Little-"Peter T." return of the
Russian film starring Simonov: II
Evening star., 1942-07-22

FnlldOelpQla DOTH ana reared,
she worked way up from chorus
roles, first part coming in touring
company of Irene" Seeking
fresh, new personality to appear
with. Maurice Chevalier in ''The
Love Parade Ernst Lubitsch Sc
lected jeanette from all other stage
musical comedy stars. She was
q hit from start.
"San Francisco" non-mu-
sical, in which she played cafe en-
tertainer, was her most successful
movie. 1t is also Clark Gables
most remembered film, excepting
"Gone With the Wind" Get
ting back to Cairo" one street
set alone included vegetable marts,
fruit carts, sword swallower, juggler,
snake charmer, dancing girls, four
acrobats, fire eater and merchan-
disc ranging from fancy fezzes to
turned-up slippers. Hero Bob
Young, never much Of mixer, and
Director w. S. Van Dyke, have been
on same lot 10 years, yet jeanette
had to introduce them when film
started. Most distinguished (and
helpful visitor on set was DR..
Thomas Mann, author of Joseph
in Egypt" and authority on Egyp-
tian lore. He provided valuable
tips and pronounced settings okay.
When Director Van Dyke found
he needed shot of jeanette as sing
ing star from one of earlier films he
chose scene from Naughty Mari
eta" her first teaming film with
Nelson Eddy, and Eddy's first i'm
portant screen role. Ethel Waters,
colored singing star and stage
actress, played her first featured
role, as Jeanette's maid. =. . She
sings Buds Won't Bud" and "Wom-
an Without a Man" After finishing
latter recording, musical supervisor
said, Swell, Ethel, but would you
try it again and make it more
square more on the beat?" E.
Ethel looked at him and remarked
Indignantly, Make it square! Man,
] can't sing on the beat"
jeanette follows Governments
dictates for American women in
wartime =. She wears II costumes,
but only one has embroidery . .
piping at waistline substitutes for
Evening star., 1942-07-22

say as her menfolk in the conduct
of a ship salvage company in her
latest pic.u'e, and Ruth Hussey has
just done a mans work in her role
CT news photographer.
Also in their current films, Bette
Jane Rhodes works as a war plant
welder, Rosalind Russell is an ad-
vertis.ng executive and Judy Canova
actually gets by, for time, as a
soldier In Uncle Sans Army.