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Detroit evening times., 1942-05-27
PHONE CHERRY 5000
HOUSEHOLD GOODS and APPLIANCES
Lumber, Building Materials
BRIGGS quality garages-"Built according
90 requirements" Hogarth 4141.

BRIGGS quality garages-"Built according
20 requirements" Hogarth 4i4i.
ALTERATIONS. additions. porches. rooms
roofing and siding. We take entire Job or
furnish material only: no down payment; {;
up TO SO months 20 pay.
INTERSTATE ASPHALT A LUMBER CO.
Mound Rd. and Ten-Mile Rd.
Center Line 1722 sLocum s4si-2
CONCRETE sectional septic tanks. $50
gal. capacity, complete with fittings
ready TO assemble-in stock for your pickup;
$40. Is. We. 7-5400
GARAGE-2-car lsx20, Sl96. state Lum-
Der, 200ll John X. To. s-i206
SEPTIC tanks Installed and cleaned
plumbing fixtures. water pumps; E-Z
terms Open Mon, Thurs, Fri ewes
1855 Grand River. VIZ, 7-540o.
w SMITH-ORR co.
ROOFING, ASPHALT SHINGLES
LADDERS. ASBESTOS SlDIEG. LUMBER
MILLWORK, SHEET METAL SUPPLIES
WHOLESALERS
ACRES OF BUILDING SUPPLIES
1881 w. WARREN Phone OREGON O700
USED plywood, 2hc SO. IT.. ix4 strips,
lhe per uneal IT.; work benches. 35e
LIBERTY LUMBER. 500 RADCLIFFE
2-CAR garage. all materials comp, Si42. so.
Fillmore Lumber 24204 Gratiot. Rose 1850
2-CAR GARAGE. sls5. U. s. Housewreck-
ing. t9e6s Deouindre.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-27

A BEAUTIFUL selection of mfrs. display
SAMPLES; living room suites under $50.
Why pay the long price? Terms. Alvin's.
S7l5 West Vernon. Open evenings.
A BEAUTIFUL studio couch. ionerspring
construction, pillows. sold for Sfs ;
sacrifice, $24. MitchelPs. 5000 Gratiot.
BEAUTIFUL red tilt back chair and
ottoman, sold for $40. so, used. sacrifice
1870 Mitchells, 1000 Gratiot.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29

He gets hr sleep. drinks Just ii'
tie and shuus the other habits III
entertainers sometimes seek.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29
SYNCOPATION
lContlnncd irnm rnee III

d'ontimncd irnm page Il
war tune Tor the present conflict
like the Cohen number of the last
war. -ONer There" 4 waxing yon ~
he hearing LOT OF In the near M
lure j. n I mn Nae iarl! >le'S iugne
titled "SNcei Inlk.' The back
ground in tallowa!> recording ~
I'll BE Around" j. n honey hut u
dorSn'i make up for Cabs Sad va
cnl which IN spots sounds like a
phonograph running down. To-"
low aud too >lov. We've hecn M.
termed II sounds better coming
over the mir. Maybe the studios
speed up the record when the, 'ln'
IL. only laudablr recording al ;hdi
song i b, the Wills Brothers.
For TALENTS StkE
This week "Wednesday A. b"
NWl viii see tile organizing OF 4
club with the prme motive OF en-
couraging yoaih Will their ar'i>.
tie talents. Matters not II ifs No.a'.
music. oratory. dramalics or Mat
have you. More about this group
Will he found in these pages a. - y
progress The pubic VIII MOI
likely be- invited 10 come In mad
participate. This nAehi he one an.
sNer To the Wishes OF Albert Glenn
whose letter we have made pnhl'c
So. Till next week Keep EN- t.
ing keep on buy.ng and VOL keep
trying 10 please .anrford y.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29
VIVID ROLES IN
HLTCHCOCK'S
'SABOTEUR'

When Alfred Hitchcock hack-
grounded tho final "fadc" In "Slb-
oicur." ~ the Castle Theatre Sa.-
sun Non. Arg. -. 80. ~ against
the Statue OF Liberty, The famous
Brilish-boIn director realized an
ambition he has been nuuuring
ever since lie first glimpscd Inc
q eat ione-and-coppcr lady of Bed
loe', Island fifteen years ago. No
oihp monument. according -
lliichco,k. who has tra,cfsed the
globe. has ever left such lasting
impression on him as that erected
to commemorate the freedom ell
joyed hy The American people.
Vacations In America
It was in 1922 that Hitchcock.
iarr having scored his first eeeat
success a- director in the London
studios, came to America on va
cation. But let Hitchcock tell tn
story.
"Thc sun was shining down on
The statue as We came into New
York liarbor making 10 a SIGH,
worthy of The brush of the great
EST of PAINTERS he said. But even
more indclibly stamped IN nav
memory was tho cheering OF the
stecrapc passengers the Cypress.
cd OF the old World on route 10
the Jew land IN search OF lihefiy
ne they gained their initial sight
OF the monument
when We docked in New Nork.
/ was siill thinking OF the statue
and what IL meant ~ those irav-
elcrs. The next morning. ! was III
early 10 catch the first boat from
the Battery 10 Bedloc's Islan !.
where | spent tho whole day In AMI
around Miss Liberty.
II had made up my mind. Some
lime / would MAKE a screen vrai-I
Gle featuring the statue. The nq-I
poriunily presented Itself IN "Sao-
otcur.' fOf which ! was invited 10
supply the original plot idca."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29
Kings Row Boasts Outstanding Cast

Judging by he demand FOR Ia
services Of the players IN the forth
coming picture kings Row tits
screen adaptation OF the best -scllcr
novel boasts the outstanding cast
OF tho year, coming TO tho Erno
Theatre Tue Wed-ThurS, ~ J,
., 3. for big days: plus sccon'l
feature. Tom Brown in Annaro-
lis" and Hello" Community sing
ing.
No lese than ten OF the prinr.-
pals were working simultaneous
ia other productions. with The re-
suit that production plans for Ten
pictures on four separate Holly
wood lois were being kept ron-
stantly In state OF flnx.
Key to the unique situation was
Robert Cummings 80 perfect COR
the part of Paris in Kings Row
that Warmers delayed starting th'i
production five weeks in order TO
wait for him.
Ann sheridan was finishing NJ
swell part with Bette PAWS grd
Monty Woollcy IN "The Man Who
came 10 Dinner 80 Director Wood
had to shoot around her very
often.
Then there was Charles Cohurn
who was dividing his time between
kings Row" aud Mctro-Goldwyn-
Mayer where that actor was wur'.
ing In III VI. Pulham E.quh =
Judith Anderson who plays Mr.
Gordon 10 Coburn's DR.. Gordon.
also had 10 be called temporaril1
out OF another Warner film. AZ
Through the Night Kaarcn Verne.
recently signed To term cOniraei
bv the Burbank studio. also IS in
that picture as we'll as in "klnrs
Row"
All these players had 10 divide
their time between the Two pic
lures In which each was WORKING.
In consequence. The schedule H.
production Of kings Row had -
he so arranged that no scenes IN
volving any one Of them would be
shot on the days that that actor
had To he working In another pie
ture. The complications really SGT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29
PHIL AND
BEA TURN ON
DANCE HEAT

Beverly Whites second piodn,
ton a Slim jones club Corgo va.
presented 10 a capacity house Fri
day night. and mot with The Heart.
approval OF the patrons. The name
OF Miss whites latest prodHclioi
is Rocking In Rhythm. and thsi :
10 missioner ae you're rocking 80
thyihm from the opening to tn
finale.
Rhythm Brown. holdoycr from
the previous. show. opens I'M ska
number with Claudia Oliver ami
The Ccngocitcs. Brown then does a
500 that brings plenty OF applause
as lc executes intricate steps ou
hs skstcs. There's no doubt bu'
that Brown ranks AT The top
Phil and Bea. direct from Mnl
riane>, NY, opponents Of -opheil
Gated modern and eccentric dane,
gave seductive douhl" ihat S
h.isicring. and both then turn ni
Tie heat IN solo native number
Wat wiring a thunder OF han,
cEtp.
Miss White. alvays p'easin
and aliable per"ou. comes IN fo
hrr hare of the applause a. IN
te, srve'al numbers and play.
'lp piano.
Eobby and Foster Johnson Bob.
h was with "Louisiana l'ufcha, j
ao mo clever young boys who nf'
'mmtcnlade IN their attire. corr"ei
in speech and 20 ihroneh routine
hti D SOLO ana double of hanrc
step which ale dazzling They . So
doubl" in emrccing the show
Tho cufir" east rolls oui in ihr
finale. which Is racy with plcmv
~ "isnp' music and dancing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29
I|NII " j. III N H. l. Screen
TOURIN' THE
RADIO WORLD
b, IsSAC JONES

several readers OF this colunn
who did not sign their names ana
addresses have taken time to
write this write 10 inquire shou
NY fetoliir radio programs. since
u haze number II fayorilc pro-
rramS..l am going 20 answer fEis
question by taking Them IN my
daily radio tour. Monda, thru FIJI
day from am 10 nm hope
ihis may be the desired informal
lion.
Yours truly starts his radio tour
about am. by tuning H. Happy
Joe and His Gang over radio Sta.
ii"n tkLW. Ny dial Is kept In that
direction until $40 am. when this
c0lumni>t shifts ~ WXYI. 10 lis.
len ~ "The Warning News" wv
radio remains tuned 10 the Blue
Network station until l9:I5 nm.
Then my heart and soul l. thrilled
with hand music through the laciI.
tiles Of WJIB The program j.
known - "IIerc tome> The RaPd.-
Wy radio dial rcmrins set ~ DC.
iroit'> Home Station until 3:i:,
n.n. araln return to the Blue
Network and WNy/ ~ listen 10
II Got Your Number" the radio
program that gives n free radio Il
they >horid have ycnr number and
You have the pass word. Here !
remain until . u.m.
A. this hour NV radio listening
pleasure Is Interrupted when 7
leave my onicc 10 20 home for dir
Nor Back az my desk arain a. 8 g.,
pm The second hllf ~ NV radio
tour begins with station WIR
li-irA 10 q program % faNofN.
Sone AZ Il pm m Tho mar,
~ radio ! loa,o the l'ni'fd 81
now my radio Is fnn"d 10 CKl.N
..here r'ck-up my fa,orifo penn
program nv Ne WAY may Ella
II YOU Ike good piano MUSIC. q
viii pav Won 10 tnn" ~ bis prr.
gram Monday flm Felda ~ fho
above mentioned time Reeirnm
~ 6 y m Monday thru Friday :
have rafions weeAlv fafno- that
J neeor miss Your wri'e~ hono~
ihf' n" ias riv"n 'hOs. Hrfing the
desired informsfion md foei fhaf
'hrv too Will enjoy Tho tour mon
'lond Suppcs won NV n and
lc' ne know III DC listening
hear frc~ Won
ruling minded down nv the
I nlied STATES Government recent,
which gives colored ncoplc an
cuual opportunity in radio has re-
suited In opening some doors that
have always heen clo>ed 10 ,our
people. For Instance. colored mu.
>lcians had hcen barred from Dlat-
Ing In studios bands hut they are
In pow. Many names that yon could
easily recall Ii space permitted
their listing.
The first hroadcasf Wv this Jazz
group wa- Monday Aug IL. u VII
e onIinued on page 10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29

in. though when CUMMINGS, for
instance. had 10 do scene vi =
Conurn. and the schedule showed
inst Cummings WAS working Nnu-
day. "Wednesday and Friday. white
Cobnrn VAS 10 BE- OYER on inc MIG VI
Tot those same days.
Director sam wood and his ablo
staff Of assistants worked ih'nas
out IN the bee way pos bic even
ihoueh. as Mr. wood PIT % he was
beginning 20 feel Ike the IHomol e
Of six-dsy hicycla race.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29

Sammy was horn in the cifv Of
Chicago and finished high school IA
his home town and took 10 enter,
tanning 10 years ago. lie started
his career as a singer Of ballads
and took 10 female imprrsonalins
RS result OF n bet while playin
in New York city. Then began his
life as Peggy OLove ~ .IoAce glain-
orous singer OF naughty songs and
a colorfnl career that took him
across he continent and 10 The
Motor City. whore he Is cons idcr, Il
the peer OF MICS
Sammy Is an expert on CONVERSE
tiOns and rclaXes by reading ueA ST.
papers. Ills biggest worry IS what
will happen To the stage with the
draft taking all 81 the new talent
into The armed forces Sammy. BIN
SELF. is facing draft call and IS
ready 20 go when his number ~ NJ.
In The meantime he told us HAT q
is the duty of all entertainers like
himself to keep the fighting SPIRIT
OF America high and healthy.
I'VE can best do II by mainia'N-
ing within the limits OF STANDARDS
for fine entertainment. The stand
ards az civilization by which wr
have liked in peace sam said.
These. I'm themselves are the yei
hest issues over which the war q
heine fought when the hoys com
hbme on leave. they Will count or
You 10 keep the spirit high ~ a
costs The fnn aud song and gay
music a. they rcmpmhtrcd ih
peace-time
Sammy gives credit for his good
memory and clraW physical condi-
tion io his temperate WAY OF liie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29
Ingenious Sam Fouche Hits the
Pinnacle as Detroit's Tob Emcee

Here is Detroit's number glamour boy 1ntelli-
gent dapper clever entertainer with just loads of per-
sonaty. He is 33year-old Sammy Fouche of
monies at the Three Skies Theatrc abaret 666 f. Adams
in the heart Of Paradise Valley.
Evening star., 1942-04-05
Ideally Correlated Living Room
employing 9Th Century English Re productions

Colony House decorators took
the utmost care in assembling
this very attractive living
room. Rich wine colorings,
aristocratic tapestry and state
ly mahogany are beautifully
co-ordinated to produce a most
distinguished result. Each
piece is the work of master
craftsmen, benchmade and of
authentic design. The prices
are typical of Colony House
savings.
"BUY TO-DAY WHAT YOU WILL
Evening star., 1942-04-05

Spring blozes q troll
through the d ep
South. In O New Or
Icons park Marie Sol
zon embelIishes q
background Of ozofeos
ond they return the
compliment.
Evening star., 1942-04-05

THE Picture of the
Week" at the Notionol
GoIlery Of Art. 1t is
THE Annuneiotion by
Giovanni di Poolo,
chosen os the subject
of q brief toIk to be
given at the Notionol
GoIIery twice d oily
each doy this week from
Monday through Sot-
urdoy ot l2::4O and
lao pm. and next
Sunday at 2:l5 pm.
Evening star., 1942-04-05

FRENCH VICTORIAN SOFA of excep-
tional interest. Bench-made, beautifully
hand-tailored. Solid mahogany exposed
AR1sTOCRATIC WING CHAIR OF RARE
DESIGN. Bench-made. Self figured damask
upholstery with hand-tufted back. Down
cushion. Solid mahogany --- 37Q.SO
STATELY BREAKFRONT IN MAHOo.
ANY. Exquisite detail. Serpentine 'front.'
ENGLISH REGENCY ARMLEss OCCA-
SIONAL CHAIR. Hand-tufted velvet seat
and back ----------------- ------ $3.50
ENGLISH REGENCY LOUNGE CHAIR.
Silk fringe to floor Down cushion. Excep-
tonally comfortable Observation-Disclosures $7050
Evening star., 1942-04-05

For GOOD suol clothes look HOLLYWOOD, onothe hit this
bring omb clothes budget right eoh duplicating these hks
unbeoehed
Use the the shoulder f which sleeves! Complete d
simpifed directions ewih eoch otern
Pottn No 1855 moheFs heet a. le s o"d 20 80 80
Potn No 1886 daughters oek 10 ond Y Size
lss yor of 5nchm moterois - I'd oros
1885 1886 be zen eoch.
Evening star., 1942-04-05
oNE.TWo ACTION

4 MEUrRAilzEs EXCESS
. STOMACH Aci0S-and
ases Il almsss quicker tAan Il
takes 70 Tell. Rated ansHs the
M9st effective neutrallsefs u
excess stomach acids known.
Relieves that uneasy feeling II
diseo0fo1t slmoot imnediately.
Evening star., 1942-04-05

= ACTS A. MILD LAXATIVE.
u So gentle that II dees ns< ~
set The system and leave yea
feeling ''sll wruag eat." Take
II any time q lie day bscssse
u doo0 ~ aet with emh0fraao-
Ing urSsney. Many pAysieiaas
receamsad Il fse y0ang chill.
drea. There 10 - hsttse mild
laxative.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-19
rS&R. REAL ESTATE CORNER <@&N>$
For RENT FOR SALE


PASADENA, 1920; near Livsrnois-Com
Portable front room; steam heat. Dawson
s9s4.
IPINGREE, 270i-Centile front room twir
beds. girls TY. 4-0772.
SUITE for two, three gentlemen IN hear
OF Redford. Redford 2i64.
TRAVERsE-VAN DYKE section: double
private entrance steam heat. Plaza 1903
TWO girls or couple-Joy road or Warren
transportation. 1884 Penrod.
COLORED--Large front room; single
lady. man; steam heat. Tyler e-73s2.
coLORED - 223 East Euclid. Working
couple preferred; clean home. Trinity
'I-s27s.
COLORED-Quiet respectable home; single
good transportation: 50 weekly. 1s4ts
Revere Twinbrook l-4702
COLORED--Maybury Grand comfortable
room: gentleman preferred; good trans
portation. Tyler 5-e375.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-19
Rentals Wanted

BOULEVARD East Jefferson, 4-room fur
nished apartment, flat. three adults.
Lafayette 800
CoLoRED-Five-ro house, nat; couple.
two children. 8, 8; east side preferred
Temple 2-02ss.
children; unfurnished; reliable. Trinity
1-S7O3.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-19

A NEW 3-piece bedroom suite: poster bed.
roomy chest and dresser; walnut finish
sacrifice S24. Mitchell's 5000 Gratiot
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-19
Wanted to Rent Houses

HousE-FLAT; SIS rooms North Wood
ward or Northwest. couple. no children.
Excellent references. Townsend s-ii43.
RESPONSIBLE family wants 6-room house
rent or buy. Prospect 3so5. Arlington
s7s3
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-19
Bungalows for Sale

lEAsTLAwN ave-, near Jenerson--s rooms
stoker heat: 2-car garage: paved St
good condition; storm windows, screens.
Only $3.50. Campbell Realty. RE. 2O63.
|s-BEDRoOM brick bungalow; on one floor;
2-csr garage. VET. $1,000.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-19
Money to Loan
On Real Estate
Business Opportunities

Real Estate Loans; No Restricted Areas
HOME AssOCIATES-CA. 7347
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-19
Business Opportunities Wanted

WANTED 20 rent or buy q 20 or 25-room
hotel In vicinity Of Roysi Oak, Ferndale,
HaEsi Park or Highland Park. Call Royal
Oak 55e7-k.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-19
Business Property for Sale

CoLORED SPECIAL. sOLvAY, brk. store.
fixtures confectionery. pool tables and
building-ail for SO, ,000i
C. w. WHITE 1850 Hastings TIE 1-0Os6
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-19
Houses for Sale
(Wsst Of Woodward


BARGAIN-Four large rooms. near Van
Dyke and Smile basement. furnace
50 $50. s4ss down. Twinbrook 1899.
BARGAIN-4-room, brick veneer. Robin.
dale, half mile west Telegraph, block
south Joy Road Write owner r r.
Kitchen, Clark Road. Charleston. Michigan
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-19

FLOOR sAMrLE--lo-tue. Zenith console
In beautiful walnut. let2 modsis organ
tuning, big black dial; automatic push
button and record changer, plays ~ rec
ords. automatically, with 30 recordings.
Bargain. Sell very reasonable; terms ar
ranged. Inquire 1857 Grsuot, evs's. to ..
PHILco-is42 model console combination
radio : phonograph: tilt-frout: beam of
light phono; rspossessed; used month.
with 40 recordings Owner needs cas1s
take $50. Inquire 1887 Gratiot. standard:
SMALL table radio, 50 s5 up: reasonabis.
WAGNER, i2022 Linwood.
zENITH-with automatic record changer.
radio phono comb; big black dial. with
so recordings: repossessed: need cash; take
SIS: terms arranged 10 responsible party.
Inquire Standard. 1887 Gratiot. Open eve.
1912 RCA, $3.50
RADIO o-PHoNoGRAPH COMBINATION
AUTOMATIC RECORD CHANGER
TERMS OPEN EWES.
WOLSTONES
7s42 WOODWARD
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Sectioni
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-19
Income Bungalows for Sale


|BARGAIN-s400. is-acre plots, near Willow
Run. Easy terms. Hurry. Tyler 5-4o1O.
BARGAIN: ACT; HURRY-40-ft. lot sl75
up; terms Madison 0245. week days.
BUY STATE owned properties. see youi
real estate broker.
f0-FT. LOTS, only si7s; N w cor. Smile
Kelly. Owner on prop, 1880. Tu. 2-6s3t.
water. gas walks. school,
s675: near f3-Mile and Woodward. Jud-
son Bradway Co, RA. e70O.
CoLoRED-Inkster; large lots, s100-S200
$40 down: city water. Phone Wayne ~.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-19

Carpet, Rug Cleaning

SERVICE RUG CLEANING Co.--Guaran-
teed. insured. ioto Lawndais uafayette).
VInewood 2-s510.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-19
Real Estate Wanted

BUYERs-Any east side property. each.
Terms. Burd. IVanhoe 1910.
CASH for your property. What have VI
Hurry. Johnson Co. CA. $3.50. MA. 4216.
CASH for colored homes. fats, N. 4.
sMEDLEY. +46 Il. Warren. TE. 1872.
HAVE q cash buyer for any property you
have to orer. Il. slobin. TR. 1-0366.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for your property.
East SIDE only. Tuxedo 1881.
PARTY WITH CASH WANTS SMALL
rs OR 80 acres good farmlsnd-Not over
rs miles from Detroit: not over 81 200.
1882 Arlington.
24-HOUR service: sale, trade, east side
property. Pettine, s33s Gratiot. PL. 1880.
CoLoRED buyers waiting; quick sales.
Cannon Bros, 1850 Sherman. Fl. 0140.
|coLoRED clients waiting-singles, fats.
apts. Stevens. TIE. 2-5023. Hurry.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-19

BouLEvARD-Wss Vernon sectlou-Nicely
furnished room, gentlemen. references.
Glendale 2274
BOULEVARD. West Grand. 273s-Ciean.
well heated front room. shower, gentle
man.
BOULEVARD, West Grand. 22o2-Nevly
furnished double. privileges. Tyler $500.
AMERoN-Doubie. twin beds men de.
tense workers; home privileges. Townsend
a-a7s2.
CAss. bs5f-Nice front room, suitable for
couple or two gentlemen.
CHALMERS. Plymouth bus. Room, private
entrance. bath; garage, gentleman. Ar
hngton SITS.
EAST SIDE Buhl--Room: kitchen priv
'legss; enplNed persons: transportation.
Ivsnhoe 1867.
HOLCoMB. near East 1enerson-Two gen
tlemen with private family Lenox s264.
MARYLAND, 22-Comfortably furnished
room for gentleman. Excelen, transpor-
tation. Prospect 1898.
hcGRAw 275s Cat MssourD - Grand
River. Grand Belt cars; comfortable
81. gentleman.
NORTHWEST Section Large room, suit.
able for two; excellent transportation.
Vermont 7-6626.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-19
Suburban Real Estate for Sale

FOUR ROOMS and bath. large attic, sp.
proximate acre. blocks west of Tele-
graph, near Warren. $3.50 Sivery Lane,
Dearborn.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings IN the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-19
Apartment Property for Sole

KENDALL. 37e5-2 3-room up, 5-rcom
down; brick: Frigidaire. garage: newly
decorated. Apply Mr.. DiCiceo.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-19
Hotels
Apartment Hotels
THE WHITTIER

Transient rooms or permanent apartments
BuRNs DRIVE AT THE RIVER LIE 5000
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-19

Al DAMP WASH, Is lbs. 75e; flat ironed.
II lbs, Tsc. 1918 Mclean. FftZroy 1888.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-19

AN OWNER

win sell some seasoned LAND
CONTRACTS on single homes;
priced TO yield ~. Write Box
No. 5s7, Detroit Times.
ONsULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
ings in the big sunday Times Want Ac
Evening star., 1942-09-21
Arnold Sees Chance
OF Courts 0utIawinq
Ban on Recording
Tells Senators Union
Exemption in Sherman
Act Doesn't Apply
By the Associated Press.


Thurman w. Arnold. Assistant
Attorney General, told a Senate
Interstate Commerce Subcommittee
today that the American Fedora
ton OF Musicians was attempting
to destroy independent businesses
which do not employ musicians"
Mr.. Arnold testified that Union
President James c. PetriIlos order
forbidding union musicians to make
recordings and prescriptions for
!. radio stations and juke boxes was
< an attack upon industrial free
: dom"
Mr.. Petrillo's ban against broad
casting of music by high school
students at Interlochen, Mich, Mr..
Arnold said, was "an attack on in
dlvldual freedom of expression"
Mr.. Arnold told the subcommit-
tee, headed by Senator Clark, Dem
: ocrat, of Idaho, that a hearing has
been set for October II in Federal
Court for the Northern District of
Illinois on the Justice Depart
/. ment's motion for a preliminary
injunction against maintenance of
the ban and that he would argue
that motion personally"
Three Questions Undecided.
Mr.. Arnold termed the union S
action an attempt to destroy small
independent radio stations, small
restaurants and hotels, juke box op-
orators and manufacturers, as we'll
as manufacturers of phonograph
records and electrical transcriptions.
because they have adopted new in
ventions for the rendition of music. 8"
The head of the Justice Depart
ment's Antitrust Division reviewed
legislation dealing with attempts to
prevent restraints of trade by labor
. organizations. He said the Supreme
Court had left undecided three oues-
tions:
Whether union could coerce en-
ployers to refuse to use mechanical
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died of extreme cold during four
days in lifeboat, naval officials dis
closed without giving further details
Twenty seven men we're lost in the
attack and only 10 survivors landed
Aboard the vessel were So men,
including 16 survivors from another
ship, the Navy said
Thirty-eight survivors of the
United States ship reached port
They said their ship was attacked
without warning and went to the
bottom quickly. The crew spent
eight days in lifeboats before reach
ing land and one man died after
landing.
The German high command had
previously announced this vessel
sunk out of convoy in the Arctic.