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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

We offer our best wishes 10
Mrs. Otto SwcnSon. who is colc-
brallng her nineueth birthday al
her home in OScoda, Mich. this
Weekend She's lived there since
leaving Stockholm. Sweden, over
-6t years ago.
Probably Detroit's most unique
fireplace Is in the home of Stew
art HoCkStcr. assistant Supcrin-
tcndent Of motor transport for the
city.
It's decorated with II pairs Of
Delft tile sent hum from the Moth
orlandS where he was born They
bear the crCStS Of II provinces
or whatever, and they're beauti-
tul
Incidentally bookstores some
thing OF an expert ICE skater. SAYS
that when nc was .youngstcr in
Holland he used often 10 Skate 15O
miles, from s a m 10 s p m. and
visit SIX towns along the canals
That's a lot OF skating.
Saw charming Marguerite Mont
Gomery, one Of the towns nicer
lady barrlStcrs and former state
administrators. pauSIng i'm her
quest for lunch To watch 'he col
ored rchcS tTa in Campu,
MartiuS 49,.
The orchestra was the draw ING
card Tor the navy recruiting IN
'front.' Of the Navy Club and the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

agrncV's rcSDOnSibiliiV,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Apology for Judge

The audience cheered Judge
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-14
Ministers and Chaplains
Will Confer Here Friday
Cooperative Service Plop for Thousands
Of Men on Leave to Be Discussed

Asa result of a conference be
tween committee representing
the Tacoma Ministerial associa-
ton. and army chaplains at Fort
Lewis Tuesday. IT WAS decided to
call a meeting at the First Pres
byterian church Friday at 1890
a. m. TO discuss a cooperative plan
of service for soldiers in the city
on leave.
The need of closer cooperation
between the city churches and
army chaplains is said to have
been intensified by the loosening
of regulations concerning week
end leaves.
A new plan recently put
into effect releases approx
mately $4,000 men over the
weekend and creates new
problems Of entertainment rs
well rs housing. The churches
want 10 he prepared TO meet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-14
their share of that rcsponsI-

their share Of that rcsponsI-
bility.
Invitations 10 the meeting Fri
day are being sent to all ministers
of evangelical churches and those
representing their denominations
IN service work. The latter in
clude ministers of the Baptist.
Methodist and Lutheran churches
who are devoting their entire time
to that work.
This Is the first time ministers
of Tacoma and army chaplains
have undertaken to work out a
cooperative plan for service To the
soldiers" said the Rev. VIM. T.
Turner. pastor of Sixth Avenue
Baptist church and acting head Of
the Tacoma Ministerial associa-
ton.
Releasing 20 many soldiers
over the weekend creates .
responsibility n we'll as =
problem. Working together
the army chapiains and the
churches can do = great deal
to create = situation that will
make the stay of the soldiers
In Tacoma . pleasant exper-
ience."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-14
z Shipyard Men
Suffer Injuries

One employe Of the Seattle-Ta-
coma shipbuilding Corp. was in
Tacoma General hospital Wednes-
day and another was recorded as
having received treatment for in
juries suffered while working.
Alvin Trainer. b3. of Ri. /. Box
1se was hoepitalized with 4 frac-
tured left ankle received when he
fell eight feet from q scaffolding
onto a steel deck Tuesday night.
Treated early Wednesday was
Frank Harris. 40, OF Rt. 8. Box
61e. Taylor ave, who suffered a
laceration of the right foot when
struck by a falling steel plate.
Stitches were required To close the
wound. but he was allowed TO re-
turn 10 his home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-14
Tacoma Japs
Will Go to
California

CONTINUED from Page one)
be registered when the first
day Is completed at 5 p. m.
Wednesday. with those re-
naming to be accounted for
during the 8 a. m. TO 5 p. m.
registration hours Thursday.
Government estimates indicate
there are slightly more than 1000
Japanese living within this re-
stricted area, Green said. but local
japanese leaders offer an estimate
Of about $50 persons subject to
evacuation from this zone.
Registration is done by one re-
sponsible person from each Japan
csc family and requires an average
Of about IS minutes.
At most times there are
rlose tn 4 hundred registrants
calmly and cheerfuIIy await
Ing their turns In the crowd
~ offices.
The registration service Is pro-
vided jointly by representatives OF
Me army, farm security admins
twation, federal reserve bank, o..
q. employment service and welfare
department; except for its In
creased size. the registration staff
IL virtually the same as that which
has prior to this date been assist
ing japanese at the service office
At liz So. 18th st. which in turn
was closed" during registration
At the I715 So. Tacoma ave. head
quarters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-14
Choir Music
Fl siival Here
Fomed Director
To Visit Tocomu

Emphasizing the Importance of
music in religion. the Tacoma
Council Of Churches has arranged
for a choir music festival 10 be
held here next week. beginning
Wednesday. The festival viii be
directed by DR.. II. Augustine
Smith. internationally known
authority on church music.
DR.. Smith has been active in
this field since 1901 when ne be-
came professor of hymnology at
Chicago Theological seminary in
1901. position he held for Is
years. He then became professor
Of hymnology, church music and
pageantry at Boston university
and is now director of fine arts
IN religion in the university School
81 Religious Education. Since
1889 he has been chairman of the
church music committee of the
National Music Educators confer
snce.
Mass Meeting
DR.. Smith will begin his work
IN Tacoma at the College of Puget
Sound chapel at $50 Wednesday
morning. At 1890 he will con-
duct seminar on worship pro-
eedure at the First Baptist church
and at 3 p. m. there will be
seminar on church music. A mass
meeting to which ministers, choir
leaders. Sunday school workers
and any others interested In
church music will be held at the
First Methodist church Wednes-
day at 7:3o.
Thursday DIR. Smith will be at
Pacific Lutheran college chapel
at $50. Another seminar will be
conducted at the First Baptist
church at 1890 a. m. and at $50
In the afternoon DR.. Smith will
meet Sunday school teachers and
song leaders.
Ends Friday Night
The festival will close with
presentation of great chorus
composed of choir singers from
most of the churches in the city
at the First Methodist church
Friday evening. The theme of
the closing feature of the festival
will be 1000 Years of Christian :
Song"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-14
z Assault Charges
Face Chas. Everett

An information charging Charles
Everett with two counts of assault
upon q Mckinley Hill woman were
filed In superior court Wednesday
by Deputy Prosecutor Marshall
Mccormick.
Everett, 30. resided at 373s East
I ri. at the time Of his arrest.
April rs. He il accused OF attack
ing the woman after she had
alighted from a bus. en- route 10
her home.
One count alleges second degree
assault. the other attempted rape.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-14

You help yourself when you buy
e 8. War Bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03
Film Time Clock

ADAMS-"Eagie Squadron" 1903 a. m.
1888. 4:47. 1850 1881 p. m. WHO Is
Hope Schuyler" 1855. $50, of2, 1884
p. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOIe--"Tortnla Flat -
II a. m, asa, 6:46. 1899 p. m: Inter
national Lady" i:i1, 5:04. s:57 p. m.
CINDERELLA - "TortIila Flat" 2:4o.
s:S5. 1880 y. m; international Lady
I, 3, 9 .. m.
FtsHER -"Tortina Flat" ~ 80, 4:O5.
40. f1:i5 p. m: international Lady.
? 80, sos, 9:4o p. m.
FOX "Footlight serenade." 1915,
1852. 5:2s. s:0f. lO:40. p. m; Little
Tokyo. y. s. A." 1907 a. m, l;43, 4:1s,
6:35, s;3l p. m.
MADISON skylark," II a. m, 2:75,
so, e:i5 p. m. The Letter" 12:52,
417. 7:42. 1907 p. m.
MICHIGAN--"The Male Animal" 1873
A. m. 2:28, SGT. SOS, 10:4e p. m; Stage
Show, 1;ls. 4 20, 7:10. 9:51 y. m.
PALMS-sTATE - The Gay Sisters"
i2:ls. 3:gs 7.is, 10:4s p. m. True "a
the Army" II a. m. 80, 8, $3.50 p. m.
Tortilla Fiat" 1880. AIS,
g. 1l:45 p. m. international Lady" 2:27,
6:l2, 9:57 p. m.
R-K-O UPTOwN-"Tortlns Fiat" 3;25,
7:25. 1908 p. m: International Lady, -
40, $40. e.25 p. m.
UNITED ARTISTS Mrs Mniver."
II rs a. m, 1888, 4.3i. 1909, e:47 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03
Children Take Real Roles
of Fear in Pied Piper
BY CHARLES GENTRY

THE GROUP OF evacuee youngs-
tiers who went TO a special preView
OF The Pied Piper yesterday
saw three children in the film who
had similar actual experiences to
their own.
The film which comes 10 the
Fox Friday is based on the story
by Nevil Shute's story about five
children who are led by crusty
and courageous old Englishman
through embattled France just
ahead OF the Nazi invasion.
No one can say anything about
the performances in the picture
lacking realism because three OF
the Youngsters in the film actually
suffered through and fled before
Nazi raids.
Twelve-year-old Roddy Nc
Dowall. the Huw of How Green
Was My Valley" whose home in
London was hit three times by
bomb shrapncl, again ducks Jerry
attacks in The Pied Piper. "
Fleurette Zama, French girl
of IL. actually fled before the Nazi
invasion, leaving Paris only four
days before the fuehrer's legions
swept in. She and her parents
travelled TO Marseilles over roads
which were under almost constant
bombardment. Her father, Eman-
uel Zama. was a French film
producer. but The Pied Piper is
IFleurette's first movie work.
Peggy Ann Garner. the pathetic
little 1o-year-old who plays Rod
dy's sister in the picture, was
Evacuated during the first blitz
raids, her father. William II.
Garner, legal advisor 10 the
British embassy in Washington,
being in London at the time.
A BEST SELLER
So these youngsters got that old
feeling when things began 10 poI
on the set of THE Pied Piper
and the evacuated children who
went 10 see the picture yesterday
felt real sympathy for their actinl
fellows.
THE Pied Piper" is by far the
most successful of the five Nevi
Shute novels which have beer
published here since 1887. The
other four are "Kindling," COR
deal" "An Old Captivity ant
"Landfall," but il is The PIED
Piper" which has six large print
ings. two of them before publica
ton and a third just 10 days after
it was released.
Previous 10 that II had beer
serialized in Golfers and con
densed by the Readers Digest
Book clubs took it up and il
stayed in the best-seller lists fol
over six months.
The poll experts believe that
something like 30 million people
have read Mr.. Shute's book ellis
real name is Nevil Shure Norway
and he's now a lieutenant com
imander in the British navy which
Is quite an advance audience fol
any book.
! In the film, Monty CThe Mar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03
Young to End
Stay at Casino

DETROITERS WILL say re-
luctant good-by next Thursday to
Jan Martel and maestro Ben
Young. whose music and song at
the Book-Cadillse Casino this sea-
son have made them many friends.
A new arrangement OF Man
haitian Serenade" merits applause
for the band, and Jan is adding
to her repertoire of hits for her
version of at Last" Fritz Moore
puts aside his saxophone at one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03

point 10 create amusement with
his vocal, You'd Better Not Roll
Those Blue, Blue Eyes"
After September IL Frank Ga
gems Rhythm in Rhyme Time"
orchestra will take over, with
Meta Stauder handling the vocals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03

Who Came TO Dinner) Woolley. has
the leading role OF the modern
Pied Piper" and Anne Baxter is
the young girl who helps him ef-
feet the escape of the children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03
First Short

SUSAN HAYWARD appears in
her first short when she makes
Paramount's Victory Miniature
"a Letter from Bataan," produced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03

by Pine and Thomas. Richard
Arlen Is her leading man.
"Your Own Horoscope by
Frances Drake, Is one OF many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

House allowing counties which have
voted out the sale Of beer to vote
on whether or not they would re-
tfsstate the sale Of beer In that par
tleuIar county has been killed b.
the temperance committee OF the
SenAte-Sen Earl Richardson has
introduced q bill to create 3 commits
SIGN 70 sell the odd asylum lard
and arrange for the erection Of q
suitable office building % provide
necessary rom for state officials
and state activities. II Is estimated
that the saving Of rent to the state
and selling some OF the old asylum
property VIII pay for the new build
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state owned on-producing property
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service to the state.-Tse Senate fsax
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State Hospital az Whitfield. SEQ 900
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two-year period-A bill carryifle en-
appropriation OF $40 coo for the
support Of the state junior colleges
has been introduced BY Senator
KYLE.
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eminent and IN the Congress within
the last few weeks demonstrate
that the Congress and the Admin
istration N still not aware Of the
necessity for sacrifice and are moi
sold on the fact that We are IN q
death Etruezles
1 The Congress passed another
retirement Bill for FEDERAL employ
ees with q provIzion-Iike the pro-
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miainformatlon ha2 been given out
about the Congressional pensions.
II Is equally true that with d SUBJ
stantlal portion q oaH fleet hating
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Singapore. the Netherlands East IN
dies. the Philippines and Australia
apparently doomed 70 fall into tie
han2 Of the aeaTeHzuf6. and the
country fighting for lgs sefy ex-
tstence. this Is no time for Congress
% consider pensions for itself OF
the government = put mnFse actors.
fan dancers. and other parasites On
the payroll. Il Has pointed ont
on the floor that the movie actor.
Melvin Douglas, VINO has been
on the payroll Of the Office
q Civilian Defense. Is drawing the
same salary As the valiant defender
q TIE Philippines. 0eneFaI Douglas
Mac Arthur.
Congress saw fit ) few days $40
q attempt TO spike die employment
q these parasites hy withholding
funds from The Office II Civilian
Defense that would SC TO nsy their
salaries. Congress should nov 90
and REPEAL the C~uEeFessEon.
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aow 70 80 that. Personally. ze
have Always BEEN opposed to such
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TeslifYlng before : Hoznae ounrnft-
tee recently. Belective Service ulkee-
Tor Hershey said that the natfnuss
SNUG feeling that We have nIenfs
Of men for everything frightened
him. Tue reason for this Is apparent
when one looks 81 the fuii picture
ahead Al present there are only
3 little over two million men IN the
armed forces and approximately five
million engaged n civilian defense
woFk. Next year n1e Army and Navy
are expected 70 kave 3 total strength
Of around five million and the fol-
loving gear approximately Ten MIL
lion Employment ii defense IN
dnalrLes uill Likely rise % It lear
fifteen million D. next year and
may reach twenty-five million b.
the following year.
Where are ail these men TO cofne
from9 There vii. 0f course. be 4
sharp drDp IN nnn-defense employ
ment. and mary men. particulars ii
such Industries Is fhe automobile
factories. vii shift te defense asurk
But even with this shift 4 Is non
apparent that there Eli be 4 de-
H1and fOT several million more usen
Than are nov apaiIabEe. Tneza
places car oniY be filled from TIE
e8-64 age group and - Ghe nse a
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formed By men.
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floor Of the Houee. ard i NAM
public a~fteTances many fIma-bosh
before aHd since reAzI Harhzn-Eaas
tnls country faces tie greatest cf1-
IL II its history. That meuaraf1ea
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

Since the Legislature convened on
January sixth ST bills have bern
passa1 and approved b. the govern
or. and oue bin brought over from
TIE 1850 session has been approved
b the governor. Sir concurrent
resolutions have been passed one
originating IN the House and five IN
The Senate. OF the bills passed 81
originated IN the House and II in
the Senate. and Of the total number
eight = appropriation bills. Is are
general bills and g local and pri-
pate.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

Accidental deaths III The United
States h 1871 reached the appalling
fetal Of fe5 0oa. OF the grand total
10000 are charged 20 aufpnoblle
traffic accidents IN addition 10
the deaths recorded Il Is said that
100000 persons we're injured. some
siighsiy and some for life. the eco
nnmie loss Of the s0nm killed and
TIE 9see coo injured b placed at
IS Tsa 00000
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

Prom November / 1871 70 1enn-
arr Is. 1919. charters we're recor1nd
Ia the offscs Of tho Secretary Of
state FOR 81 corporations. Eoxeien
and domestic agNrueasing = capitol
stock a 80. 90 OF This ngfEn-
her q were charters and amend
ments for foreign corporations with
\ combined capital of SO 80 ess
and 70 we're fo9 state charters and
amendments aeKresatinx capital Of
81 7s000 Frnm July /, 1855. 70
July /. 1871. foreign and domestic
charters and amendments recorded
aggregated = capital Of sfnS4e7o.-
ESQ.