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Robson, Ginger Rogers, Rita Hayworth,
Ethel Waters - to name few. The separate
episodes are by such writer's as Ben Hecht and
Ferenc Molnar.
The main idea of the picture was dreamed
up by Boris Morros musical director at
Paramount, and S. P. Eagle, friend of his.
They took their brainchild around from door
to door - and were thrown out of most of
them. How they finally promoted the money
- over million - how they persuaded all
these stars to work under the same tent and
share the billing - well, it would take another
picture twice as long to do the yarn justice.
The chances are, they persuaded Laughton
to join the cast by assuring him that his role
would not be identified with either Henry the
Eighth or Ruggles. Laughton has one great
Evening star., 1942-10-11
1nls WEEks
g
HARLES LAUGHTON, the
amazingly versatile
actor who has played
SPOIlleHT

the Eighth" The Hmch-
back of Notre Dame," and the immortal
'.Ruggles of Red Cap" claims that he is no
actor at all = merely talented amateur.
"As we English say" he explains, Il have
Just .rnuddled along, clowning lot and play
ing with the roles"
Of course he doesn't mean just that or
does he? It is hard to know exactly what
Laughton does mean, for he Is usually clowning
lust little, both in real life and IN his pic
lures. But he's not clowning in his latest pic
ture, Tales of Manhattan. " He plays poor
composer who gets chance to lead famous
symphony orchestra in one of his own COM
positions, and as you watch him in the part.
YOU realize that Laughton is not Just playing
thetraditional musician who getshis big chance
at last. He is the musician. He plays him with
4 rich mixture Of pathos and hunor. which
leaves you undecided whether to laugh or cry.
The. climax of the episode comes when
Laughton, all dressed up in a secondhand
Evening star., 1942-10-11

horror - the menace of type casting. What
ever picture Laughton has just finished is the
kind of picture the producers want him to go
into next.
But he has favorite role - it's Ruggles;
and his favorite scene is The Gettysburg
Address," which he delivers in this picture as
an English valet to barroom full of Amer
leans who had never heard it delivered
properly before and are stunned to discover
how good it is The Gettysburg speech is the
only thing he will do without coaxing and
he will do it practically anywhere at any time.
Eaxly Stax
EVERYTHING about Charles Laughton is
slightly incredible. He was born in little
hotel in Scarborough, England, grew up to
play with his two younger brothers in what
ever rooms were vacant 1t is only legend that
he started acting at eight and that he bribed
the chambermaid to spend her Thursdays-off
watching him perform in FELLOWSHIP costumes
But it is true that he was stage-struck from
childhood. When he was hardly more than a
toddler he ran away from home and was found
Please turn 10 page Is
TW-1o-11-42
Evening star., 1942-10-11
THE ALMOST INCREDIBLE LAUGHT0N

ConfidentiallY you'll like this backstage
view of one of your favozite actors
by J. p. McEvoY
Evening star., 1942-11-26

Nffp nd rs ! HGa'9Iu'F Sa erntsS Es.rsoa xs
g. I}UaG Iowa; ! the ns, Rey. \. E Beatty,
Norman Gerstenfeld.
Herbert Q. Graham, %. 1926 9Th st. NV.
saEnsd and Sarah B: Easoni 2s. 1914 ct. NV;
sap posaie shesn9T; 2s: United States Army, and
Hosesta fbs TIA Glover II. l$4o Vermont ave-;
and Mary B. Mediy. IS. 1890 sth St.
EdWsrd Rw NE ds:cS ReT 4 WheelfT irt.a
a and dasaa Msren Is VI waIsat sc.sa s'sss
York City the Rev. Edward N Calisch:
chSflTS MaTS odamsn ap9sn ~ s Esirfax b Va and
The Rev VsS C. " cranfords t2i hads 0Hu''h' va
I hynsa 1 6aas 2s' Auburn N. Y; the Rev.
JudsOnn p 6 IaSf Montsomery. 10, 111a 4th st.
ssiwn, and ~ Lqyss C + Priest, s. s64 9th
Eusene 'fs FfS " IS C. s4fs sMlsMlsp st. NV,
Jobn hwi il. tRe ReoEsrs ssy = j., RS;edderi ~,
5Sf 5sfs 'HfS kss sRsn5v SAM eSS0 s4nd St n"'
Hapo.d aesag aed ~ s5 25l1 Wisconsin aye
ave SstatHs hW judge e WsIter HsEei J casey 4S
James Il Ward; p, United States Army,
aad,tGl aad Elsie tt E. hD'Andelet' 81 4lo6 South
Arthur F NewburY, e: e. ~ u. = S sSatSGn ATmy. and
Naomi R. Pilmer, IS. 1444 Harvard ST.
NV; the Rev. J. w. Rustin
o. Kelly Rodgers. 22. 1861 Perry nj nv
and Jonabel w Webb, 81, 1881 Park rd,
NV; the Rev John Rustin
David Penicke, 80, and Helen Ward. 36,
noth Of 1854 4th st. s.w.; the Rev. Clar-
John NJ. Harrison, %, 3 Terrace pl. ne,
and Claudia NJ. Crouch, -, AIS st.
ne; the Rev. L. G. Troch
Roger W. Eisinger, Jr, 2I, U. S Army.
and MarFaret L, Allison, 20, 36aa Jeni- iii,
', fer st, NV; the Rev. w. l.. La Rue
Eueene E. Ward, 3S. U S Army, and
Arlene Whitmore, 81, 1904 New Jersey
William F. Hale, %, 63i 18th st ne
and Mary A. Miller, 81, 7o4 18th st.
ne; the Rev ]. K. Cartwright
Ralph Stultz, 80, Fort Washington. Md ,
and Floreen W. Parrot: 30, Waterloo,
Iowa; the Rev. M. c. Fierman
Richard N Drake, Sc, 1928 G st. NV.
and Laurel K Sabrosky, "a 263O
McCord.
Sam Cohen. %, U. S. Army. and Nettie
Plnsky, q lao Chaplin St NV; Judge
Fay l.. Bentley.
Evening star., 1942-11-26
Births Reported

Ernest and Carolyn Arnoult, boy.
SSheerman nep snd Marian Barber. boy.
Honore and Gertrude Catudal, girl.
Alfred and Irene Chilholm. boy.
samuel and katherine Crocker, sirl.
Vhffiter Wifism snd snd Mary Marx Eya, Ea. girl -
Allen and Violet Foster, boy
Eldred and Mildred Gam, girl.
David and Gladys Gobbett, girl.
Antonio and Lucilia Comes, boy.
Samuel and Kathren Harrington, boy.
Forsyth and Lucille Massey. girl,
FRANK and Pauline Mcclellan, girl.
James and Clara McMorrow, boy.
James, and Margaret Moore, girl
Daniel and Eunice Powell girl.
Ed and Opal Prof1tt boy
Rafael and Olga Ros. boy.
Carl and Doris Russell, girl.
Albert and Ruth Saul, girl
Horace and Hazel Smith, girl
MnaWyer and Octavia Thompson, boy.
H9y HoyksI snd aId E5izsbeth afsbs, Whitiqs boy
James and Edna Barber boy.
Andrew and Georgiana Barnes, boy.
James and Helen BriScoe, girl
Nathaniel and Mary Broadle. boy.
John and Dorothy Brown, boy.
Herbert and Ola Brunson. boy.
John and Betty Catoe, girl
Clarence and Marjorie Cofield. girl.
arthur and Carrie Cooper, boy
James and Frances Davenport. girl.
GGeooree and Ethylene Davis. girl.
Thomas and Kathryn Davis. boy.
william and Bessie Field, boy
Ovid and Beatrice Franklin, girl
Frederick and Sadie Green. boy.
John and Grace Harley, girl
6lnWood and Emma Henderson, girl.
Russell and Madeline Henson. girl
Curtis and Marie Holmes. girl.
roosevelt and Mary Horne, girl.
RLdolph and Mamie Howard, girl.
Melvin and Mary Liehtfoot. boy.
James and Lille McCray. girl
James and Mary Russell. boy
Jackson and Clara Shackelford, girl.
Joseph and Eleanor White, boy.
Reginald and Julia Wright. boy
Evening star., 1942-11-26

'uIiq. ,,nsx W vapden petS g. and ~ Atese 2 Has
the Rev j. C c. Ball! B. ~ rNtN i0' NV
Walter p Pershing, -. 1915 Otis st. ne,
Robert g. Du Laney, 10, 334 18th ST. Sc
se sea he Es'4 Re- l. EfstGsTn E Brisss l@l3 St
Jesse B. Aiken. so $50 University pl
PPT- P,irno5t snd st Esther s.. Ghspq bar 90 1890
Kenneth B Larson, %. Cadillac. Mich.
ana sbs pss Mary /, Kn9X, n. II Riverdale Md;
a,..oaI3d Ra;w. ara Eys NJ Richa5dson; $I; Ia#6
Charles x: McHush, %, United states
Amy Nv anf The Asf RsT l. eeP g McHasb 4a SO2 S'h
Harry oefonI "a United states Army and
Hessie ts Rudine, 2l. 1858 Blaine st. ne;
joseph G prehs dEfs02 g. fSamsa HnIaed States Army
and Evelyn A. Baruth' %. I781 N. H.
wsmn HantEmon af EsT u. gesaF'eey $50 Georra
"a MS: sss ass. sSsnis sssrs r
SsS1 ssrd St. NV; the he Rev. S'ei Ii. +, +.
kenRsti p|lst y. Moody, as "a; and xstherln. T.
sopset b. nisRe Rev So s5d aayo r.v,r
-, the Rev. o. r. Blackwelder.
Joseph Richardson, 2s, 1o14 Lincoln I'd
Sc, and ,Elvina Davis, %. 115l 18th
Donald az ths Abe, Rey J. aoSs 6 HSnkS NejS5n nj
- The Rev. F H Harris ~' - ''' '''e''
ne, and Helen NJ. Wilmington 30,
Charleston, W. Va; the Rev. E. NJ.
Mike Day ia, o11o PENNSYLVANIA ave. NV,
and Lossie D. Hobbs. 20. 30l4 Park pl.
NV: Judge Fay L. Bentley
NV: the Rev. NJ. c. Elliot. 'N0 ave-
Asunciano B. Shaves, 33, U S. Army, and
Mollie M. Sellers, 20. 1897 Hartford st,
NV. the Rev. D.. S. Bourne
Charles w Lindbeck. 23, New York City.
and Dorothy A. Wright, %. 723 Xenia
n,,,,s. st. Sc; the Rev. H; S. Anderson.
NV, and Ruth M. Lucas. Lucas caio a3 1851 81
Gamilton H. Smith. 45. and Beatrice D
Hartman. 45 both of Baltimore Md
the Rev. G. w. Burroughs. jr.
Henry A. Menchni. 40, 1894 Columbia
"a; NV. and Sue A. Atkins 81, 1915
4. BIZ Biismore St. n.y.; the Rev J. G Palmer
IS. both Of 465 NJ st. NV; the Rev,
c. H. Hamilton
James Willis, 81. and Viola Robinson. 20,
poth OF 1920 Bennings rd. ne: the Rev.
John NJ Olive 90 s27 Euclid st. ne, and
Alycia N. johnson, 20, 90 Q st. ne;
me Rey A. A. Birch.
shire ave. NV, and Edwsrda j. M1ndy.
ArEaut.
Evening star., 1942-11-26
Biologist Finds Hint
0flife Originating
In Volcanoes
Properties Of Living
Micro-O Organisms Found
In Chemical Mixtures
BY H. w. BLAKESLEE.

Wide World Science Editor
NEW YORk-A L. Herrera, Mex
lean biologist, reports some evidence
in laboratory experiments that life,
at least on the scale of bacteria,
may have originated in volcanoes,
and may still be coming from erup-
tions.
His experiments have covered 10
years. He has mixed chemicals
containing formaldehyde, ammonia,
sulphur and cyanogen. From the
mixtures have come about 5000 diff
ferent microscopic forms, all Of
them showing some of the proper
ties OF living micro-organisms.
Able to Initiate.
He does not claim that these test
tube things are alive, But they
act variously like ameba, spores
and chromosomes which are the
particles which fix heredity. In
fact he says they initiate the whole
microscopic world
In addition, chemical analysis
shows that they produce certain
reactions. From these reactions
come vestiges of starch, amino
acids which are the parts of pro-
teins and g,obules of green, red
and yellow pigments. All these
are ordinary products of living
micro-organisrns
Cites Experiment in U. S.
Volcanoes; he points out, con-
tain in their emanations sulphur,
cyanogen and ammonia, which may
be the basis of continual synthesis,
or creation, Of life from inorganic
matter.
AS supporting evidence that life
can originate in inert matter he
refers to experiments of a few years
ago in the United States, in which
mixtures of olive oil and gasoline
produced microscopic things which,
though presumably not alive, imi-
tated much that happens in a cell
OF living tissue.
Evening star., 1942-11-26
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. lalU, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1Cait three jul days and
recetUe their license on the fifth
DAY, Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1942-11-26
Deaths Reported

Rebecca H Kennedy, 81, 1921 Mass. ave.
Moiiie M5iie NJ Watkins. 50. 1890 n &, no
Julius c, Addor IS. 6312 sth st. NV
August Breunig, 15, United States Sol
William Nick. Clayton, 81, 74o Longtellow
st. NV
Annie Quinn, So. Arlington. Va
John Morgan Fish: 81, 1909 23rd st NV.
Infant Steven Simon, 53OI N H. ave Nv.
Harry Thomas, 76. I543 N. C. ave ne.
James E. Black, "a, 956 26th st. NV.
James Gilmore. 50, 344 I st, NV
Edsar Scales, AZ, 43a N. j. ave Sc
Louise Wright is, 1927 Wylie st. ne.
Housewives! You can help our
fighting boys. Save waste kitchen
fats to load their guns.
Evening star., 1942-11-26

Just IS Reg. $40 Wilson Johnny
Revolta" Championship Drivers.
Genuine persimmon heads, cherry
stained with red fibre face insert,
has genuine Step
Down True Temper G. AR
chromium plated ~7S1
shaft.
Evening star., 1942-11-26

144 Par-Oval Canvas Golf Bags.
Values to $s Many have upper
convertible hoods, upper ball
pockets. Heavy, durable canvas
with waterproof lining. cA AE
Long wearing trim in ~A47
contrasting color -
Evening star., 1942-11-26

NOTE These Golf Courses NOT CIosns will NO LONGER
Sell Golf Clubs and Equipment Here the Sport cen Christmas so
It's GOLF EVENT. RESTRICTED PROFESS
SONAl golf clubs golf boss golf Professional Styled golf jock
oil BOUGHT FOR CASH from the stock Of the Leoe Operating Co.,
who East Rock
for Christmas giving Probably again
golf prices SO low.
Evening star., 1942-11-26

S1.50 Mems Grey Sweat Shir
Here's a real bargain, NJ
and right at Christmas, 9J
too
Evening star., 1942-11-26

81 Bristol Sam Parks Steel Shafted
Irons. Sold in sets of 6 pieces
only, 2, 4. 5, 7, 9 and putter.
Chromium plated double -fianged
blades, step-down
chromium-plated steel 50 nE
er-scived grip.
Evening star., 1942-11-26

35 Sets $500 Burke Ranger Steel
Shaft Woods. Cherry finished per-
simmon heads, cherry finished
steel shafts, genuine leather grips.
Includes driver and CT m
brassie. For set of 2 ~1,UU
pieces ---------
Evening star., 1942-11-26

Choice of upper or button mod
els in all-Wool camel jackets;
natural or walnut; chamois-
lined weather processed gabar-
dine jackets in putty Upper
model only. Sizes 36 to 46 in
gabardine, small medium and
large in wool jackets.
Evening star., 1942-11-26

All women's and misses sizes
in a large assortment of colors.
Just the thing for colder
weather. Buy several pairs at
this price.
Evening star., 1942-11-26

$6.95 Golfers All-Wool Plaid Sport
Shirts. All-wool sport shirts for
extra warmth in small. medium
and large sizes An ideal Christmas
gift gift for o1,.th. the golfer or 81 OK
man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
1s SENT TO FORT KNOX

Eighteen more Detroit and
Wayne County youths have been
sent 10 Fort Knox, Nv. for train
ing Taking fundamental instruc-
lions are PrivatcS George p.
Durkin OF $3.50 Hurlbut avenue,
Dirk p. WocStenburg Of 1888 West
Grand boulevard, William 5 Evans
of 1922 Dcquindrc street, John j.
Sobush of 1851 Commercial street.
Gerald X. Walter Jr. of 1915
Wisconsin avenue. John II Powers
Of 5454 Concord avenue, Stanley
Il. Michallyslyu OF 5616 Prescott
avenue, all OF Detroit; Paul W.
Tower Of Trenton, Melvin J.
HanScs of Dearborn. Thomas r.
Johns of Van Dyke Joseph J.
Nagicra and Thomas J. SlcZeSny
OF Wyandotte; Forest c. Hedrick
OF Ferndale.
PrvateS Vincent p ZaikowSN
of 1908 East Garfield avenue,
Bernard l. Davis OF 2073 Pingrec
avenue, Theodore NJ. Crout of
10000 Marlowe avenue and Clifford
=. Halle of 1898 Carten avenue,
Detroit. In the wheeled vehicle
department; Pfc Robert Lezanich
Of 1890 Lumpkin street, Ham
tramck.
Sgt. Cyrus s. Picken of 1lS East
Euclid avenue. attached 10 a para
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
County
Sends 237
To Custer
TUFFY

Fort Custer now is the army
home for 237 new soldiers from
Wayne County who were indicted
Monday from Ia boards after pass
ing their physical tests at the De-
troit induction center Board No
81. with 30 mductccS. leads She
list with Boards 6, Z. L. 20. y,
80. 81, 20. 81. 81, 60. 81 and 81 also
contributing. The list !
BOARD 10.
Wallace r. GardosN 1887 Chsrest
AlcN Suyuski 1Tti6 Mitchell
Thad kt0ukowskI i25ks Gallagher
Joseph ZW0lcn. 1875 Moran
StapleH Cicsinski. Avuca
NiCk Brgz1vick 2i2S Cody
Castmir Niborski 1857 Marx
Mitchell Saba iStfq Fleming
William PARIS posi- Cudt
Anthony psstor f750Q FLEMING
Casmer kendrek 1880 Chareg
Edward NItechl. ia Hazciv09d
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

Joseph s. Bestefci 1865 Cedsrgr6ye.
Chester A. Bmburg i40A Fatrcrcst.
Gilbert n McGarvey ltfsi Houston.
Marvin n Hopp stI5 Wisner
Walter p. Hoffman l1s1u Bradford
Albert A Curtis $3.50 Monfieu.
Leo j. Wairzak. sJlf Yolanda
Fred r. Buchels 1880 Tacoma
Norbert j C1Upe-smth 1902 Packard.
Norbert J Wittstock s123 NuerrDe
Melvin r. Hauslg. 1851 Nuremberg.
William j Brennan. 31f1 Crane.
Martin Auar 1888 Fa,rport
Harold r. Duensing 12bh Gitre.
sylvester l.. Eesmer s0f1 Aimont.
on bert a. Rrimm 1884 Pelkey
James l. Miller ST. Michigan Center.
Howard T. Graf 1899 parkgrove.
in0n j Krchhuf 1880 Troesfer
Otto s, Lii 1920 ParkErove.
Ihaddtas p MOuk'Wski. SOsb Emus.
Arthur p Clort $500 peikes.
John p Hamper l2Jdl Barlow
Lorenzo y. NaChIuske. 1925 DreXei
A10lgh j BaumE8rt0er 1859 Joaun
Wtfred Burgess Nj Clemens
Roy p. Lamb. 1891 East Jefferson.
Henry a. Desmet 1923 kastlawu.
John Res nDis Rusevlpe
FREDERICK Isl KnobgBor' ( 1881 Brsdftrf
H8rry a. krause, 1857 Dos Campau
Arnold ". KreEer 1881 AlVar.
Anthony Falcione 1tti6 Map.erdEe.
Harry j Stasiak $500 ElE.r
Lester j. Pearr 1881 Tacoma
John NaEerN, 1925 Lakewood
Wafer g. Effcr lff6t seymour
Rernr1 GuoVcr 1857 prcs1cu
Leroy a Oehmae 1871 HaIeIr.tEs
2 liam " Nangofder g0f6g Hickory
howard n FRANZ IZtes BaTov
rama A CetHnst sif1 N7'an1g
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
BLANK
NOTES Enrolment Is open 10 both boys
and girls from ten 10 eighteen years.

ington drive, Ann Arbor. who has
been stationed at Camp Polk La
has been assigned for duty TO the
Eleventh Armored Division. lie
IS L. Of VI. graduate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Daily Quiz
By Chic Young
By Hof
By Billy De Beck
By Carl Anderson
By Paul Fogarty
By Olsen & Johnson
BY THE ACE ANswERMAN

III i6E ~ r. An SN rshhftN
In what city are YOU il you're
looping the Loop in search OF
parking place?
?. There's no shame in being n
legitimate forger. What does
one do?
8. -Piccolo players have the laugh
on musicians who must carry
the instrument which Is largest
of the vol family. What's
that?
Caesar led an army across a
certain river. contrary 20 gov
eminent orders. and thus pre-
cipjtated the civil war which
made him supreme What
river was a.?
)-Ang aNons called II
CYSSAN; Swedcs. KYSSA and
Danes. KYS. When We do ~,
It's WHAT
i-Henry, 60 an electrician, might
mean something besides his
helpers name Can YOU guess
What
(Anwers on Page 2s)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

posse ssors Of
L n o n a v 81
wings and arc
ready for adj
vanccd training
IN the navy $
air forces They
arc Harry r.
Schmidt Of 1854
Bccchdalc ave
nue., ID troIt;
William IT, Mac
kay Of 3ls West
NakEa1l ctracf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

chute unit of an
infantry con
tingent at Fort
Bcnning Ga.
has been made
a lieu tenant,
his third pro-
motion within
a year. He is a
gra d u ate OF
Univer-
sity. His father
was a captain
in the World
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

which auton8ti-
cally gave them
commissions as
second lieuten-
ants
The naNiga
tors arc Joseph
j. rrudcl OF
1922 = "A n I d
Rosa drive De
trolt Dudley l.
Light of 1922
Twenty first
q street Port
ass
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
KnowIe dye Test
BY SABINA II. CONNOLLY

l.-lIow is it obtained
a Camphor
b. glass
G. hClWm.
What Is the title of an opera
a about jewels
b. about a marriage
C about a flute.
3.-DO YOU know
a. j. an acute angle less or
more than a right angle?
b. Is a dandy roll used in a
bakery or in a paper mill
C. l. a gallon used in a decor
ators shop or a distillery? ?.
Give the number of men who
signed the Declaration Of indie
pendence
+ a from Maryland
b. from New jersey
e. from Pennsylvania.
5.-Do YOU know
a. Is Erie or Harrisburg Penn
Sylvania'S only lake On
b Was Providence or Watch
HI. r. l.. founded by
Roger Williams?
(Anwers on Page 2S)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

Sixteen so i
dlcrS from De-
troit graduated
from the Keel
ser Field, Miss
technical train
lnn school as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Service Notes:
4 From State
Now Army F|iers

Four Michigan boys are ready
for duty with the army air forces
after graduation from the AAt
Aviation School AZ Hnndo. Tex.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
GUNNERY COURSE

Pvt Edward A. KlukoWSki Of
i435 Thiructh street has reported
for special gunnery course at
Fort Knox, Ky.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

from the Great
l. a X g 6 naval
station 10 the
n w ra Ito
school at Miami
University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

Cpl. Peter II. Perla. 1852 Lucky
Place. a former coach operator for
the DSR, was among the recent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

James ~. Woon OF 2l2 North
Hudson avenue. Lowell, is a grad
uate OF the signal corps school ~
Camp Murphy. Fla. and is ready
20 take A post IN the army COM
municauonS Sctup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

Joseph Hajduk 1911 81. Aubln.
James Seaman. 1926 Mitchell
Frank Yankovich, i74ss Fleming.
Woodrow Lincoln, 1888 Marx
Chester Daraskiwicz. 12il1 Maine.
Edward ZuraWski 1927 Roptle.
Denver TAYLOR. l7411 Orleans
William J Buk. 1923 bearing
Charles Haddad. 1891 Maine
Peter Prolmos 2Ta Fast Hlldale
Sabatino Guidanti 1905 Arlington.
STANLEY sycko. 13ff3 AnElin.
Peter Borushko 1883 ST Auhin
Raymond Monastersk 1895 Goddard
Albino Bruno. 1890 Arlington.
John Semanko. $500 Greeley.
Vernon Nyland, 1880 Madeira.
Walter krzvsik. i2fs5 Cunant
chester Ftialkowski 17ss7 Charest
Steve Skoczek 13I6f Gallagher
Clifford TGwne 1888 West McNichuls
Victor Houh 205o Mcpherson.
Michael Ncdailg posi- Halleck
Ronald Trebble 1851 RiopeUc
Theodore sofa 1880 GALLAGHER.
AdeIky Lombard0 1870 Greeley
Casimir D2ienis 2Q56 McPhers1n.
clayton Johnson. I'll East Eildale
Caemir Shbolcsk 27ti Cody
William Haragan 1902 Fleming.
James R3dnar 1850 NaCkay
AIber' Giehuskv. sfs6 Manhattan.
Walter Roiovsh l1036 Mitchell
Nlphonse smith.
Albert r Bal0gh
BOARD M. 20
Charles y Lsvoie 37I2 Mcclellan
stephen J. RuszklewiC1 A0l pubay.
Fio.d ~ Ritter 1889 pennst lvauia.
Joseph p Nauer 1873 Hickorr.
Howard NCMauus 1910 vs.. Grand BIVt
Airia Syman 1881 Greiner.
Joseph A. Mciic Jr. 3i3s Liscrnol'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
STATIONED IN DAKOTA

Two DetroitcTS now are sta
toned az the army air force tech
nical command school in Sioux
Falls. S. u, for training following
their enlistment IN the army.
Harold A. Case OF 1883 Fleming
avenue and Hugh y. Mullin of S7l6
Orangelawn avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
WINS LIEUTENANCY

Or. Alfred f.. Hillenbrand Of 437
st. Clair avenue, Crosse Polnte
has been commissioned a lieuten-
ant in the army air corps and
now is attached tb/fhe Wellston
Air Depot Ga He is a University
of Michigan graduate.
In a group TO complete their
recruit training az the Great
Lakes Naval Station are Phillip NJ
MastcrSon. 6i50 Mortified ave-
nue.. Leonard Marshall go Algcr
street; Gentle Hazard 1905 De
quindrc avenue; William r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

Farmer. ASIA Lineman street and
Wiley II. b, Taylor, 3Os West
Grand avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

yates from the advanced flying
school az Brooks Field, Tex.
Among them was Robert b. Run
yon, 9365 Steel avenue. Detroit,
a Wayne University graduate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

Reporting az
Selfrldge Field
this week for
duty were seven
August gra d =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

The Detroit Times has farmorc
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

Huron, Thomas -. Ilppctt OF
Marquette. and Robert a IIockln
Of Marantette. The class motto.
i>. We viii carry the attack
10 the enemy" which was given
them by President Roosevelt.
Commissioned cnS.gnS in the
navy. three Michigan lads are now
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

graduates at the
anti-aIrcraft ar
tillery school in
c a m p Davis,
y. G., and was
commissioned a
second lieuten-
ant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

follows: PTivateS Owen Hyde of
10i7 Seyburn avenue. Walter sly
muSiak of 66i7 PeLouze street,
AloiSus J. Skamiera of 1868 Gar
field avenue, Mitchell Rudnicki Of
1903 Delta avenue; Frank Les
nicquicz of 446S SobieSki avenue
Frank Lang of 266S Leland ave
rue, Todas Zacceski of 509S Rem
vile avenue, Spiero Johnides Of
1927 Richton avenue. Nicholas
Detz of 6400 Floyd avenue, George
Creznic of 1850 Russell street
Emil Anderson of 1924 Liberal
avenue. Donald Lcbzclter of 1875
Indiana avenue. Henry J. Hollowell
of 1900 Griggs avenue. Stanley
KoSinSki of 4l27 Thirty-ffth
street: William s. Gault of 1888
Stoepel avenue. Donald Swain OF
1857 Yosemite avenue.
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Flint. and Donald j Troyer oil
.35 Dwight street Pontiac