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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Saginaw Plans
First Day Alert
Next Sunday
1ime, stan Correspondent

SAGINAW. Dec. = First day
light alert ever attempted in Sagi-
nav Wit bc staged next Sunday
afternoon. according 10 Eric r.
WJcnckc defense commander
He said incidents arc being
planned both an the city and town
SHIPS 20 hrinc INTO action most
oi the civilian defense workers
trained during the past year
The sirens VIII sound tho warn
ing some tune between noon and
dark
Anniversary Of the Pearl Har-
Dor sneak attack found Saginaw
residents today making efforts
% buS and sell extra war bonds.
Extra activities for the day
include AN auction sale az the
Temple Theatcr AT $3.50 O'Clock
when highest bond buyers will
receive donated prizes including
>iN pairs Of silk stockings; an
easy chair. 15-pound turkey,
electric radio clock, ton Of coal,
mans hat. lace tableClOth. map
at world and six Bancroft Hotel
dinners.
\ similar auction i planned
for Friday night al the Franklin
Theater.
The Saginaw County Agucul
tural Society sponsor Of the an.
nual county, will stage IT'S annua
business meeting Thursday after
noon and make plans for the com
ing year.
II you've been wondering why
Christmas packages nTlSt be
mailed earlier than usual this
year here's one reason.
Postmaster John ID. Mershon
reports that all parcel post il
not only being packed in hex
ears but i being transported on
freight trains between Saginaw
and Chicago. This means losing
at least a daN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07

Tom King former Michigan
state assistant football coach, will
be the main speaker Wednesday
evening AZ the father and son ban
4Hetat James Parish. Movies
Of the Michigan Statc-Great Lakes
game Will be shown by King and
football letters and awards Will
bc presented by parish pastors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
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Action due
Tonight


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d1tar 'a tNo entire council. From
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Ntirbip,r STATE college will
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Wounded
Climbing
Fence

BAY CITY. Dec 7 Trying 10
climb over a fence without un-
loading his gun brought SerioU,
injury today 10 "A l7-yoar-old PIN
coming youth. William Lahar son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Lahar.
All ligamcntS m one arm were
severed by the shotgun charge As
hc and another Plnconnlng youth,
Edward SChrlbior, attempted 10
climb the fence.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-02
THIS " THAT

THIS y Thai
What With all The swell weather
coming on, jump spots may see a
slack in trade as the gay Cats and
their queens on Main hatch making
a trek 10 Belle Isle and other such
love play spots Young women
in this pleasure and money mad
city have been ruined by the fol-
lowing, in the order named: policy
men, professionals, factory workers
and pimps More and more
women are taking over the duties
Of men, both inside and outside
the home. Surprised? A GER
tain fem entertainer scared drink
spot patron +'other day by propo-
sitioning her in the rest room. Hun?
What sax player has one too
many Il. and W. loud and wrong
chick? Valley jumped but
solidly after mourners returned
from the funeral Of the late Roy
H. Lightfoot OF B. and c. spot. -
FUN FOR ALL I
For those who laugh easily and
are tickled by the telling Of Old
jokes and the giving out Of smooth
gags and for those who get their
kicks eyeing a lavish floor show
production, the current Zombie
show is the one offering which Will
meet with your approval.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-02
SICK SOLDIER
ASKS LETTER
TO CHEER PALS
High School Girl Pledges
To Write Army
Boys

Dear Mr.. Chlsm:
After reading YOUR most appropri-
ate ar'.c.e in The Michigan Chroni-
Gle, entitled Write Our Soldiers"
Eel. as though : should write and
express my feelings towards such a
Campaign.
an, t,r yor- cs,,rs,,, I'M rer
ron. ND In, s,~o i. ,.,1I 3ha a ,ro,t
,rccogs fsar ss ,5-r7b =, y',,I s5d
rr,,cb ,1,rtor, - ,na bovs In orr
.rp,e5 forces and jr re,or, .hev
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49,, -
W. a., 20 so,,b. o,r ,;o.,~a .be
faros of soldiers when tbev receive
49, 80 ~al.,i,,ss ~ sor,o desr
- sE,.l,;Fsz -;sE5,,i,s- a-,i,-FzzF,z
on Inc nome iToht 70 90 our utmost
10 keep our soldiers happy and IN
TIE highest spirit al al umes'
m sure everyone VIII 90 ms par !
III supper ING oui Naiii p''7'i' : on, on
a hlsh schooI girl IN my ;"e'l'h i
year OF scHooI ana l sPeiiu iiIo'-
OF my ume s'uoElhs ahG GONG
homework out no" mat your can,
PaisA is IN l1-I 5" ms : W. a'.u
''' "''.'.-7 - 49, -
non Oh my l''''e 10 "i''e '''e Ivy .
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-02
Cabarets Have
Gala Offerings


Two Of De;roit's amusement
places are offering a varied pro-
gram Of entertainment guaranteed
10 suit the most discriminating
nitelitcr a glimpse at their floor
board revues disclosed TO this re-
porter
Cory Corner Goes All Out
Going all out in the field n en-
tertainmen' the Cozy Corner under
the manaEershlp Of Sportree Jack
son has the singing Of A. Tobu.
formerly with Fletcher Hcuaefs6n.
at Club Zombie, Blue Bird Inn.
Bowery and other nitespo,s to thrill
the feminine patrons with such
songs as Jelly Jelly" Somehow"
and "Skylark
Sidecar is the comedian. c while
Jack Gray, the sweet singer. rates
an approval for his efforts. Others
on the show are Alberta Adams,
your fsvorite blues singer and a
soubret,e, Naka Saki who will
please the men patrons OF the long
est theatre bar in town. George
Washington's band works well and
hard to make your feet scuffle along
the floorboards. "Sporree Special
is the name OF that new drink
finding favor with the public a
this spot
''V For Victory"
~ for Victory" is the title Of The
opus down the Valley way at Club
B. and c. where Bobby Key snc
George Mongo produce The curren'
floor offerings. Songs by Marian
| Alternately OF weepy blues style. 70,
mantle lyrics sung by Helen Wilcs
the tapsteps Of the Moore Sisters
and the patriotic skit brought on by
| the entire cast highlue the revue
al Club B. and c. where Warren
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-02
HOW BOUT THAT MEss7

We've been taken TO task for be-
ing so hard on the women We
really don't mean 10 be, because We
just love those gorgeous shaped,
magnolia hued flowers Of the Negro
race But then-Ihen the fair
er sex get dorm wrong, lis time
someone reminded them OF the fact
And according TO my pet team Of
pigeons, Joe and Moe, many OF you
women are coming on loud and
wrong So gals, walk humble,
don't stumble and well pass out
verbal orchids TO you Ok?
AFTER DARK NOTES
Sol Broad, son Of the Zombie
owners Will wear the olive drab OF
INK Sam no later than this Neek
Good luck, fellow Attention
wolves: the names Of the Zombie
chorines are Sylvia Lee Miss S B.
t., Ollie Sayes, Ethyl Love. Rita
Thomas, Fay Ray, Mary Stevens,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-02
Don't Forget To Write Our Soldiers Make Them Happy

he posts Eleven For O-e Club"
made the show possible.
Accompanying the Chicago troupe
o Custer were Jack Ellis newspa-
per man; Sammy Dyer, producer;
u Col James Smith, Sam Cook.
ana a group Of legionnaires Spon-
sors Of the gala show wer, Fort
CASTERS Eleven For One club, and
responsible for IS ultimate success
we're Mrs McClain. Sam Cook, Har-
ny jackson, Il. Col Snith and
members Of Chicagos Giles street
American Legion Pos.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-02
Swinging
With
Nitelifers'

Costumed like the Ministries Of
olden tent show days, black faces,
songs and dances and the back
ground Of attractiyely dressed
brown hued gals, part one Of the
show takes you back 10 the good
old days like when pa courted ma
and slipped strawberry pop.
Swing session OF the same Zombie
show is the modern, fast paced Of
fering Of singers Rae Pearle, the
new blonde voice find, Wanda Paul;
the dancing Of Chouy and Dotty
the emcee work Of Marcellas Will
son, the comedy OF Fink Moore
and the antics of Snowfall and
Johnny, together with the grand
middle number, Jungle Fantasy
which approaches the spectacular
in its presentation, with a climax
adding appeal to the skit, guaran.
teed 10 please all nitelife lovers.
NnNUET IN SWING
Margaret Watkin offers 'Minue'
In Swing as the title OF the cur
rent show opus at Club Congo
where Billy Adams, foot working
star Of Hellzapoppin' is billed as
the feature attraction.
Bob Parrish has made a host Of
friends with his fine vocal rend-
lions, Cotton club boys make a
break with six feet of 1--WE while
Doc Sausage and Nine. Pork Chops
fun makers, take over for a briet
spell and smuse your ticklers D..
Highlight of show is the wicked
torso undulation OF Sahji and her
fire eaters, who takes you way
back to the jungles Of Africa and
the tribal rites Of the jungle folks
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-02

LaRue is the genial manager,
Albert Holmes fine band AL in
the time between shows with sobe
arrangements OF your favorite songs.
Lorenzo Marvel and Percy Miles
will serve you your favorite drink
at this P.V. Theatre bar.
Coming EvantS
Cootie Williams, who made fame
with Duke Ellington as No.
trumpe,er will blow awhile with
his new and come May II at the
Stone Called Gray in shindig pro-
NOTED by Stutz Anderson and Jap
Sneed
Louis Jordan, that fine blues play
ing aggregation, viii be No. ?
on that dance date Of May II along
with C0otie Williams. This should
be must on your list Of coming
events ChiSm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Preference for War Workers

Under the defense housing priority 80 Of the
homes built must be rental The remaining 50
sold workers. building industry
hausted for sale quota according Foley,
vii. still be granted for rental homes
No the quotas assigned equal
housi& programmed for this by federal Officials
additional
quenty which sale" Foley said
Foley unable say however these quotas might
be assigned
Foley that the effect Of lumber order the
local housing will probably be of serious delay
or stoppage"
stocks
only construction lumber dealers housing
officials seeking relief the clause order
the FILA chief said GA Detroit delegation Washington
Saturday for this purpose)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

other institutions OF higher learn
ing.
In interpreting the appraisal APP
proach 10 the value estimate,
MacRoSSie will draw upon his Is
years of experience in the apprais-
ing of real property, including
homes, apartments, stores and
other types of real estate found IN
metropolitan areas.
William w. Tanney. NJ A. l.,
president of the Michigan Chapter
of the Appraisal Institute, said the
Detroit meeting also would include
a discussion of the industrial aciiv-
.ities i'm the local area incidental to
war production, as well as the
problem Of sales and appraisal
values of such properties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
ICiCIe BeveIed
Mirror Popular

An icicle bcveled mirror is a
popular type this year. This mir
ror is available in blue. peach or
natural glass border. with genuine
metal leaf trim Happy New
Year" in Chinese is used as the
motif for Chinese Chippendale
mirror, also a best-seller. In keep
ing with the increased patriotic
theme. the gold eagle has been
enlarged on the federal convex
glass mirror. with its l3 balls to
represent the original ID states.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

The Detroit Real Estate Boards committee for the
preservation Of residential values has recently surveyed the
Detroit field to determine the number and location of
gained neighbohood improvement associations Some 53
such associations have already been reported The city
plan commission preparing map showing the location
and identity of these organizations that realtors and
others will of and thus cooperate
in furthering their detectives
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Home OWners Urged
To Buy Coal NOW

these conditionsswill continue. The
demands of wartime production
may place heavy strains on coal
production, as we'll as Transports
ton facilities.
In such a case, small consumers
are apt to find themselves faced
with severe shortages and long
delays before their supplies can
be replenished.
The only guarantee of protec-
ton is to build up reserve coal
supplies now as insurance against
the possibility of shortages later
on. This is particularly true for
home owners.
In buying now they have the
advantage of present prices and
are assured of immediate delivery.
In addition. their needs are not
so great; a few extra tons of coal
purchased now can be stored
easily and will in most instances
provide an ample backlog.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Week S Permits Pass
Million Dollar Mark

Detroit building permits last
week passed the million dollar
mark and at the same time forged
ahead of the figures for the same
week a year ago. Joseph p. Wolff,
commissioner OF buildings and
safety engineering, reported Sat-
urday. The weeks authorizations
were valued at S1,076.569 COM
pared to S801,4l6 for the compa-
rable period in 1941.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Rules Frequently Misunderstood. "

Foley emphasized certain priority rules which he said we
frequently misunderstood.
a builder s a priority he
elusive preference 80
o such a purchaser" he said
eff the priority a rent the
applies property continue
a year without WPB permits
80 and then
sold =
Also built with priority aid for
must be marked with visible for 100 feet
Is workers Many
They
o install the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

meeting will be
held at the Uni.
verSity Club.
NJ a C r osSie.
who will dis
cuss the spe-
cial economic
factors affect
ing real estate
values in the
near future. has
been a member
of the faculty
for courses held
by the APP
pPaiSal Institute
at Yale Uni
versity, Tulane
University and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Subdivision Wired for Sound

real estate circles
Welton Obenauer developer of the Weon Homes project
Morang roads revealed Saturday that
he had signed Music Wire provided
the organization which has long furnished background music
for various business establishments in this area a
The Weton Homes development comprising 400 single homes
and nearly ofamy units will be equipped with speakers
capable of the entire subdivision Over the speakers will
only regular musical programs but also of
raids official alarms broadcast from the central studio
contracting service" Obenauer Saturday
believe prospective something
will ehetic enjoyment and-due
To the alarm feature-of safety, as we'll"
There 2,249 mort cages issued in Wayne County
during April with total value of $40 267 49156 the Abb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Foley Discusses
Priority Problem
Assistance Still Available
for Building Rental Units
BY LAFE ALLEN
Detroit Times Real Estate Editor

GGEST the Detroit building front last week was
the FILA headquarters that
priority applications would be accepted for the being
for the construction of homes intended for sale.
OF equal importance to local builders the order o
IL ID LII IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

portation facilities. and small con-
sumers, particularly home owners,
should take advantage of these
conditions.
1t is pointed. out, however, that
there is no guarantee how long
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

Home owners are again re-
by the office of solid
fuels coordination, department of
the interior, of the Importance of
stocking up on their coal supplies
now.
At present there is a surplus of
mine production as we'll as trans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
MaCRossie Talk
Set for May Is
Speech Slated Before
Local Appraisal Group
PART FOUR

William MscRoSsie. NJ. A. l.,
president Of the American Insti-
tute of Real Estate Appraisers,
viii be the principal speaker al a
dinner meeting of the local chap
ter of the institute on MAY 20. The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Bio Stoker Year

Last year was the biggest year
in coal stoker history. 1t is esti-
mated that 194l factory sales OF
stokers totaled approximately 200,-
900 units of all sizes and types.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Protect Bright Surface

Protect the bright surfaces OF
and nickel plumbing
fittings by frequent wiping with a
damp cloth. Do not use harsh
abraSiVeS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

Coats in tie.front. REFER, WI
around and other styles. Tw
in navy. and black. Casual. co
in twee DIS and herringbon
2-piece suits in tweeds, plai
pastels. Dressmaker or tailol
styles. All worth far more,
reduced for quick clearan,
Sizes IL to IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
House Plan

A distinctive low-cost Detroit
Times House Plan is featured on
page 4 of this section. Don't miss
it!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

of soft wood lumber fill
of the and maritime This order DOES MOI
affect stocks retail yards)
The decision announced by FILA does that those
priority applications already the mill won't
building priority
has already been approved
"In a building industry as a is on
cened there enough priority applications granted
immediate FILA Director
mond M Foley who of the WPB receiving the
priority requests, explained Saturday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
n, UNITED PRESS

The marines. sea soldier. 81 the
United States who are celebrating
their 18TH birthday Tuesday again
arr in action in Africs now ~ they
we're In the United States military
operation against that continent in
the early fsoos.
In 1908 United States marines
accompanied u. =. naval forces In
Tripoh tn enforce = biocksde ~
the regency. whose pirates we're
hsrassing American shipping In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
Councilmen Study
Three Ordinances

Tacoma city eonnesl Tuesday
49, considering three ersfln.ees
- fer : flFst reading They seFe.
Authorizing nine additional FRI
men md s7.Teo II pay their al
aries FER the balance 81 ths ys.r.
Appropriate $500 from the
water fund 70 huy ehlorlnstion
equipment.
Letting : contract fer : gar.
supply q chlorine 80 ~ - 90
70 pay for TIRE sas
Changing sections 81 East L.
Tand II. and stth Il. 10 arteFtai
streets.
They also passed N ordinance
appropriating 5000 for rodent
control and gave approval 10 an
other ordinance calling far szsoo
10 maintain the health dept and
$500 for police court
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11

sEATTIE-A three -day-old bull
calf perhaps the most valuable
in the worid--hiinked Monday -
photographers flashed their cam
eras At the son Of = queen. :
carnation Yankee Doodle DAN
dy. born Friday. Ii the son Of
carnation ormshy Msdcsp Fayne.
who last Nay broke I'll world rec
ords with 4 years production Of
Il. ef3.4 pounds Of milk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11

Russian. are aelng most ef
the fighting. III drink no.t
Of the vodka"
The GeorTians. I gather.
always get In the last word.
so we rode back 10 Gen. Lellu-
shenko's remarkably comfortable
guest dugout. with gunfire eteh-
ing the front all the way. A wood
fire was blazing brightly when we
got in and even at that hour Of
the morning my Russian eompan-
ions siill had their tea before
turning IN.
hope they didn't talk in whis-
pers. As far as I vas concerned.
they could have shouted and !
doubt II I'd have known the DIFF
ference.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
NAILS CAN'T SHAKE SEM

Yesterday, the Germans attack
Id US here on both flanks." Gen.
.shantshebadza said. They sent
! 20 tanks with their infantry.
pme of our forward positions are
Rzhev itself. The Nazis were
tying to drive US out, but we
trew them back. They don't like
II They can't shake us off.
Yes, the Germans keep using
thir mortars and that's one thing
thy know how to use. But they
neer can dodge our big guns"
The general rubbed his
hnds and asked for the
vdka. As In every command
pst We visited. the Red
lfmy commander was as
rpch at ease a. II he had
ben entertaining guests In his
ON home.
There seems to be no sense
of strain or tension among
Rssian units In any sector
alag this Rzhev front. APP
PANTY, the most formidable
mehanized army In the world
ha<still not penetrated 10 the
soli recesses Of the Russian
nere.
OF course, we had scarcely
draine our glasses when the
Georgin general trained his guns
on md He had plenty on his
mind hat he had been wanting
for a ,ng time to unload upon
America ears What about the
second ront7 Then he added:
II estem the American people.
Please now that. But there's
somethig indecisive about the
America. attitude that I don't
! like. Ya Americans have great
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
Massesh sev0se
MA0h./

VOULL Be surprised and pleased What ~
newest Binyon fittings win ID for yoa- y
you're suffering from eye strain. thsrs win -
those tsIltaIe wrinkles about your eyes, Binyoa
glasses. removing the strain. win also tsnd -
remove the wrinkles You have ons particular
type Of face. and there /. > styls Of BInyon
glasses which win most become you. Wait
Tscoms's most modern optical headquarters
today. The examination win taks but very
short tins. and then you win have your new
glasses quickly. Thousands Of people In the
Northwest say Binyon glasses are finest. You'll
say -. too. when you get your Binyon Si4ssss-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
YIuE0T 0ERvICB
yet priced for Tie people

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