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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-10-31
Harlem To Hear
Towards Prexy

NEW YORK, N. Y.-Preparation
IS being made for the Harlem IN
ter-church celebration Of Universal
Bible Sunday, which will be held
al the Mt Olivet Baptist church,
Rev. o. Clay Maxwell. pastor. on
Sunday .fterroon. Dec 6 at $3.50
pm. The occasion, which Is the
outstanding religious service Of the
year. is sponsored by the Harlem
depository Of the New York Bible
society Of which the Rev John L.
Bryan is the director Dr.. Morde-
cal johnson, president Of Howard
university. VIII be the principal
speaker.
The service is featured by a
colorful procession IN which
clersymen OF various denonina-
tons in academic robes. as well
as prominent laymen. boy and girl
scouts and representatives Of the
various Bible classes will partic,-
pate The music will be rendered
by the choir Of the 81. James Pres
byter.an church, Of which Dr.. Mel
vile Charlton is the director. The
Mt Ohvet Baptist church where
the service will be held has one Of
the largest auditoriums Of the city,
with a seating capacity Of 5000
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-10-31
WE LIKE THESE wAXINGs

INDIAN THEME: By Waters OF
Minnetonka, Cherokee, Land OF the
Sky Blue Wafer, Redskin Rhumba,
LOVE: Liebestraume, Story Of a
Starry Night, Star Dust, Love
You Truly, I'll Always Be In Love
With You.
SEMI-CLASSICAL: Moo Nigh t
Sonata, Ode to Evening Star, In
Persian Garden, Humoresque.
BLUES: Blues In the Night, St
Louis Blues, Going Down Slow,
Going to Chicago Blues.
BALLAD: Wonder When My
Baby's Coming Homer, White Cliffs
OF Dover, Danny Boy.
MARTIAL: Praise The Lord and
Pass the Ammunition, American
Eagles, Marine Hymn, CaLssons Go
Rolling Along, Army Air Corps.
TROPICAL: Jungle Drums, Ha-
waiian War Chant, Want My
Mama.
CASING THE FENNIES
Going back over our files for the
past six months, It's found that
we have classified the following
femmes as:
SBT tsweet brown talenD: Clara
Wells, Clifton Adams, Mary Simp-
son, Katherine Hebron, Geraldine
Fitzgerald, Louise Ross. Opal Rob-
inson, Alyce Carey, Estella Rowe
Minnie Edwards, Flossia Williams
Phinnie Bonham, Ella Crawford
Ollie Kelley, Essie Hawthorne and
Bessie Gray. (More next week.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-10-31
HINES SHOW AT
THEATRE HERE
PLEASESCR0W
Eckstein And Green Win
Patrons; McShann
Here Friday

With such solid sending ~aN.rss
as stormy Monday" y5cs.zcd By
Billy Ecks,ein building @m up 20
= pre-appesrance level, Ea.l ~Fa-
Their" Hines and his show cur.ent-
ly appearing o, Paradise Theatre
may prove 10 be the outstanding
HI; of the season, if his reception
was any guide
The band jumps 10 your attention
with Second Balcony jump and
then brings on a mellow arrange
ment Of Midnight Serenade' 70
earn the plsudits Of the patrons.
Comedy. in the form Of Pauer-
son and Jackson, hef,y laugh get
tiers give variety to the show, They
are followed with funny bone
ricklers named Red and Curly, Of
fering their own form Of enter
tainment gags and such comedy
routine. besides doing a duo in .ap-
steps for your approval
Mr.. Five BY Five said 20
be inspired by Jimmy Rush.ngs
physique, Hes Ny Guy ana
single. Jansle. Jingle" give atrac-
tive Madeline Green, song siyl.st
an opportunity 70 create a large
following for herself, as she sends
the patrons with the righ. vocal
style
Billy Eckstein. male canary,
comes on with songs he has made
favori;es on the juke boxes, such
as Take Ne" and two other offer
ings TO win the hearts Of the wom-
en- in the audience.
Pete Nugen;, Public Taps:er
Number One. goes on with his
unique style Of laying dJTn some
iron on the roorbosrds to prove
his right 10 being one Of the OUT
standing soft shoe and taps dancers
in the business.
The show closes with the playing
OF the National Anthem.
Coming Event
Jay McShann, with Walter Brown
blues delineator, comes to this thea
tire Friday, October 30 Peters SIS
tiers will headline the stage SHOW
L Chism. ~-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-10-31
Viola Jefferson
TopsCongoClub

10 draw plenty Of applause with
Kalamazoo" and Il Got Rhythm"
Hotcha Drew, a new addition to
the show, rushes through her num-
oers with verve and rhythm with
songs and dances Miss Drew re-
called in a calico dress. has plenty
Of oomph The Wallace brothers.
fresh from an engagement in the
East, turned on the heat with
dances and song. They also go in
for 1--WE chatter
The Nor;ons are followers from
The previous show, and get a good
ly round Of applause with their
ballroom dancing and whirls.
Lorenzo Robertson, romantic BARI
tone, is featured with Harold Nor
ton in the only dramatic scene in
the show, a wild scene on an island
with Claudia Oliver and the Con-
goettes as hula girls.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-10-31

week announced that he will offer
pair Of tickets to the Paradise
theatre 70 the five persons offering
weekly suggestions as TO the best
acts and bands they would like
to see on the stage of the Paradise
theatre.
Just think Of your favorite thea
,rical act or swing, sweet or hot
band. Then fill ous the coupon
found on this page. Mail 20 Larry
Chism, Michigan Chronicle, not
later than Saturday Of each week.
Paper To Announce Winners
Weekly winners of a pair OF
tickets to the Paradise theatre will
be notified of their ratings through
this weekly column. Act now, name
your favorite entertainer and band
Join in the fun and also win free
tickets to see some outstanding
attraction at Paradise theatre.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-10-31
WHAT THEY'RE
TALKING ABOUT

TALKING ABOUT
HEPCATS: The way chicks are
turning square, going for them
selves al defense work.
HUSBANDS: Way wives are so
independent, what with all that
coin coming in from big paying
Jobs weekly. Don't need the old
man so much now. Wives ion't
stand for no back talk.
PLAYGIRLS: Having a ball while
gathering in the shekels dropped
by young would-be big shots.
GOATEE BOYS: Getting their
kicks. what with all those cabbage
leaves TO spread in the ,alrs of so
many fine but not so young. play
girls out on the gravy train.
BAR, TAVERN OWNERS. smil-
ing with the fast turn over Of re-
ceipts from liquor now being con-
sumed by young-old men, fly-old
chicks, unhepped Juice bugs, boots
laced femmes and gay srandmo.h-
egs, making their own particular
plays up and down the Sepia high
ways and oyways while spinning
merrily on the ni,e.lfe "S.lly-Go-
Round" OF this frantic city
Duke Ellington has been, 50 re-
ports say a lieutenant in the army
Took officers training course at
Crystal Springs, Mass. Louis Arm
strong has been added to Cabin
in the Sky" cast.
SOME STUFF
Gandered ex-heavy pug. Dave
Clark plotting a sharp Buick down
Valleyway tother pyem Hen
ry Tarrant is that genial fellow
with lots Of friends at Club B and
C James Larue and Freddie
Washington also attract patrons
there, as does cashier Lou Williams.
Herman Faustina, Bunny McNair
and Lonnie Ransome were seen
elbow bending How come
Joanna Holmes seems 50 icy 10 for
mer friends? Shame on her
Calypso Kids top shos az Three
666 Mr.. and Mrs. John Sig
mon. Otis Wilson, Mrs. Neacam
Rodgers, Mr., and Mrs John zine
fellow White took in $50" show
and liked it muchly
Joan Starr, Claudia Martin, Cora
Lee Anderson were those charmers
ssTtir,er hrrde faz+ Cttrda,. a. Rrevye
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-10-31
WIN TICKETS
IN AMUSEMENT
CONTEST HERE
Paradise Theatre Offers
Prize To Weekly
Winners

Which j. your favorite name act?
Which leading sep.a band do you
prefer 20 hear? Have You any
suggestions as 70 which stage act
or band should appear in Detroit?
II you have a dance team, singer,
or name act or if you prefer an I'M
known band to amuse entertain and
thrill you. join in the "Amuse-
ment Suggestion Contest ard win
yourself a pair Of tickets to the
Paradise theatre.
The management, Ben Cohen, this
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-10-31
FAREWELL
TO A FRANTIC CHICK

TO A FRANTIC CHlCh
You're out having your fun
And you don'i stay home any more.
Every morning when | awaken
You're just coming in the door,
I'm going to tell you baby
That amt the way to do.
Cause you'll never get mother man
Thatll be so kind and so true.
So I'm going to have my fun
And If l don't see you any more
Just tell all your gay friends
That I'm a free man once more.
So it's farewell for now
And no matter where you go
Don't you dare blame me
For having to let you go.
L. CHISM
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-10-31
FOR READERS ONLY

=
Chario.eers offered Swing FOR
Sale" and you Tell Me Your
Dream" on B Crosby's Kraft Mu-
sic Hall spot Thursday black
Sepia Cafe Society singer Haze!
Scott will be guest on Kate Smiths
hour next week It's "Goa,ee
Gang; hepcats in defense work,
with too many cabbage leaves TO
fling around whose is the thorn in
side of bizness men these days.
They're old enough 10 know better
Russell Green, local trumpet
blower. filed gu. a spo. with 7
Bradshaw's band here. Was offered
pot with J. Lunceiord May go
with Bradshaw. Freddie Radcliffe
left Bradshaw here last season
Ben Cohen, one Of Paradise thea
ire owners is sponsoring a "Talen.
Suggestion Contest" So list your
favorite acc, singer, dancer or band
on the coupon found in this sheet
and mail to Larry Chism, Michigan
Chronicle and win yourself a brace
of ducats to the fine Paradise thea
ire Sepia attractions, weekly,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-10-31

TIe p0rad.g0 tnp1tre. start.ng on
Friday Oct 30 viii present three
5-es, attractions on the stage Hi-
Number One Buck and Bubbles in
,erns,iona, comedians and former
stars Of "Porrv and Bess' .Zeig-
fe,d Follies" and other TOP ranking
RroadUsv ,is
The pisno pIayinp and dancing
plus rib-sp,i,,ing Jokes. of the two
nae entertained audiences in Fn5-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-10-31

Close, Tech.-Corp Jacobs, Owen
Penny, Mr. and Mrs Benson.
Lorenzo Marvel, ace bartender, is
now at Turf Bar with Shorty Bron-
son and Charles Young, making a
trio of hep mixologists to serve
you. However, Shorty Bronson
claims he is the heppest and tops
bartender in the bizness,
THAT'S ALL
That's all for now folks. Truly
yours, Larry (hepmaster) Chism.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-10-31

"Nr Five By Five is the name
Of Larry S.eeie's new floor SHOW
at Slim Jones Club Congo, a pro-
duc:ion which features Viola JEFF
ierson, the little swing singer who
snatched the honors in the pre-
vious show which was headl!ned
oy Nina Mae Mckinney
Just as she did Before Viola is
doing a commendable performance
The Nome nugget., 1942-03-16
ELIZABETH STEPHAN AND LIEUT.. ALFRED EOMEN BETROTHED

The Nugget is in receipt of the following announce ment from Seattle:
 Friends of Miss Mary Elizabeth Shipman learned of her engagement to Lieu tenant Alfred J. Lomen Jr.. U. s. A, when they open ed the place cards at the supper she gave for Mrs. William Hathaway who was married Jan. 31. The supper was at the Women's University Club. On the outside of the place cards were the gold engraved crossed cannons of the Field Artillery and on the inside 'Al and Mary Eliza beth, May l9, Tulsa, Okla. ;
 The bride-elect is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Elmer c. Shipman of Seat tle. Her 6ance is the son of Mr. 29d Mrs. Alfred J. Lo- men, we'll known Alas kans, of Nome and Seattle
 The bride-elect attended Stephens College and is a graduate of the University of Washington, where she is a member of Pi Beta Phi. She is member of the Wo men's University Club.
 MT. Lomen is also a grad uate of the University. where he is a member of Phi Delta Theta Frater- nifty. He is a member of the staff of the Field Ar tillery School, Fort Sill, Okla.
The Nome nugget., 1942-03-16
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

r GEORGE H THOMAS. HENRY MEECAN. JAMES II. KENNEDY. PETER MCINTOSH. WILLIAM H. PACEWOOD, ". T. sOMERVILLE. J. c. CALVIN ". A. BOWLFS- UTE ORANGE, and ALASKA HOME STAKE GOLD MINING COM PANY, A Cooperation, and to your and each of your heirs, re p~esentat.ves and assigns:
 You and each of you are here by notified that the undersigned CHARLES V. OLSON is a Co- owner of each of the following gold mining claims located in the vicinity of Bluff, Alaska, to-wit.
 Esquino Chief, Eskimo Chief No. 1, Eskimo Chief No. 2, Es- quimeaux No. 3, Idaho, Idaho Nc |. Idaho No. 2, Idaho No. 3, Sea Gull, Sea Gull No, 1, Sea Gull No. ?. Sea Gull, No. 3.
 That for and during each Of the annual mining assessment years ending respectively July lst. wears 1925. 1886. 1941, the said Charles V. Olson expended ia work. labor. Improvements ana money at le3st $100.00 on and fer the beoofft of each of said min ing elsims. That said expendi- lures were made for the purpose of aae'Dlying with the mining ass eseaaa nt laws relative 10 said claims and for t1e years herein stated.
 And you and each of you sr further notified that if with n;nety days of the completion the publication of this notice (said publication being for period Of ninety days) you fal or refuse to contribute to the undersigned Charles V. Olson your proportionate share of said @xpedltures, as a co-oWner, your 'H,erest in said claims and each If sad claims vii become the of Charles v. Olson co- owner, who has made said ev- oenditares.
 DATED d Nome, AlasEa. this l4.h q of March. 1922.
 CHARLES V. OLSON.
 Co-oWner.
 Bluff, Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1942-03-16
MISSING MEN

Inquiries have been received by the Office of the Governor, Juneau, Alaska, regarding the following persons supposed to be in Alaska. Anyone having any information in regard to these people is requested to notify the Governors Office.
 BARNETT, Winfred Menefee 65 years old, came to Alaska in 1906. When last heard from was prospecting in the Klondike. He is a Spanish-American War vet eran. A sister, Edith Barnett Bronze, would like to have any information known about him.
 BRUNER, James Philip, 24 years old, last heard from in December, 1888 in Anchorage. Any information will be greatly appreciated by his mother, Mrs. Margaret l.. Bruner, Greenfield, Indiana.
 CASE, Chester Robert, Five feet five inches tall, sandy color ed hair, stiff right leg, tattoo on left arm -heart with the name Esther. When last heard from he was in a hospital in Alaska suffer ing from a tumor on the brain. His wife, Mrs. Esther Case, 2825 South Kelley, Chicago, Illinois, would appreciate any informa- ton concerning him.
The Nome nugget., 1942-03-16
Washington Current Comment

A little more than month ago. Congress put itself the pension goIl, but that period long enough to satisfy the legislators that they had knocked down large and active hornets nest Although the measure resc nded in the Senate by vote of 75 to 5, four days passed in debate before the final poll taken which indicate that the five who stood out to the end put un fight and had plenty to say. The House un- doubtcdy will follow the laid down by the upner body. There was nothing essentially immoral about the law It simply in bad taste at the present time.
 The sef-pensionng of Congress would have cost the country about hundred thousand dollars a year. not laroe sum money is spent nowadays The plan to make payments to persons thrown out of work on
 account of war activities was 300 million dollar af- far. Backed by the Administration the Ways and Means Committee put it on the shelf nevertheless and anything rejected by that committee is likely to stay rejected It the view allegedy that the proposed stipend would foster dleness during when everybody supposed to be up and doing While thl Senate wiped out the pensioning of it's members did not forget that there times and places when cn3 where the purse should be opened. A twenty per- cen raise in the of enlisted men and ten percent in the of officers while serving foreign soil is something against which no valid objection be raised
 Congress and the Treasury have been at odds for some time as to the best way raise tax money After conference Chairman George of the Senate Finance Committee is quoted saying that there will not be any serious differences regarding the big, basic prob lems of tax policy. Washingtonian who had one more baby than he needed left it, few days ago, the running board of auto The Senate and the Treasury may not reach full accord but some place will be found where the tax founding can be dropped
 The war secrets bill which from the pen of Attorney General Riddle is coming in for adverse crit icisn because allegedly it is too sweeping, gives sign of being pure temporary and tends to check the right of petition and remonsrance if there is any sign that the enemy will be the gainer Those who peddl inside information being put away for two or three years in a that may last ten Such persons might well post a sign reading; twill open up with com petely stock in l944 Let's not draw the rein too hard on MT. Bddle
 The sad story of Singapore has been told. We know what happened at Pearl Harbor. Java is getting it The soil around General MacArthur is thoroughly shel-ploWed As to the Dutch and the few Americans in Borneo, Celebes and Southern Sumatra, the papers apparently trying to voice as high optimism pos sibe when they say that the forces referred to are still fighting on" Even Bali the last place where the care-free nsuar life that Herman Melville described may be said to persist, is within the war zone" We do not know the details, so perhaps it is just well to look somewhere for generalites which will cover the situation.
The Nome nugget., 1942-03-16
SOURnnuGH STATIONERY

Write 10 your fllends and r"ia ives or the Outside, Using Seur lough Stationery They'll gel z ug kick Ou' of II.
The Nome nugget., 1942-03-16

A business complains that girls are not good at exp anatons. They naturally never anxious to make themselves plain-'The Humorist
The Nome nugget., 1942-03-16

An expert calculates that 80 percent of the Amer- can artifcially shape their eyebrows That must take some puck-London Opinion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20

"The Nation's Reading Habit"
Magazine Section-Detroit Times
Copyright, 1912, in the United States OF America by
American weekly, Inc Att Rights Reserved Under
international Copyright, Including Foreign Rights.
Reproduction in Original, in Translation Is
Ia lTesslY Forbidden.
Evening star., 1942-06-05
EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C., FRIDAY

81. former movie studio smpioye
She has asked Judge Ben Harrison
for probation and her hearing will
be held June Is.
DIR. 0ros and his wife face pos
sible maximum terms OF 20 years
In prison on the espionage charge
and he could get another five years
because he failed to register with
the State Department as a foreign
agent.
Judge Harrison, in convicting the
Minneapolis-born physician who
went to Germany as q boy for his
education, said: II am satisfied be-
yond any doubt he was acting as
an agent of the German govern
ment."
The court said it could not recon-
cile the conduct OF Mrs. Gros. a
native Of Colby, Kans., because "at
one moment she seemed to be con-
trolled by a feeling Of loyalty to
the United States and in the next
breath appeared to be willing to
Evening star., 1942-06-05

give up that loyalty for her hss-
band"
After his arrest by ths FBI Or
oros admitted he was sent here
by Heydrich 10 foment strikes and
organize sabotage. but he stead
fastly denied he sent back TO Ger
many any information about this
country that was not accessible to
the Reich in American newspapers
and magazines.
Evening star., 1942-06-05

styled commander OF ths CRUSADER
white shirts" was convicted yes
terday In Federal Court. The jury
deliberated two hours.
Pending hearing on the motion
for new trial. sentence was deferred.
Maximum sentence could be 20
years Imprisonment and $4,000 fine
on each of the four counts of which
he was found guilty.
The Government contended that
literature sent Army officers and
draft officials we're intended to dam
age the morale of members of the
armed forces and impede enlist
ments. The literature bore fire.
quent references to such possibili-
ties as a bath of blood" and a
reign of terror"
Christians denied intent to use
force to replace a degenerate gold
standard with his human effort
monetary system" He said his
stuff" should be read with a sense
F.! of humor"
Evening star., 1942-06-05
lnter-Americon Police
Organization Sought
Nv the AssocIAted Press,

BUENOS AIRES, June 5.-A spe-
cial subcommittee OF the Inter-
American Conference on Co-ordi-
nation of Police and judicial AZ
fairs was reported last night to
have reached agreement on a reso-
luton recommending the creation
of an Inter-American Police Union
to facilitate the exchange of infor-
nation on crimes, espionage.
Committee sources said, however
Evening star., 1942-06-05
White Shirt Leader
Convicted Of Trying
To Hurt Army Morale
Christions' Sentencing
Delayed by Motion
For New Trial
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June S.
Convicted on charges that he at
tempted to interfere with enlist
ment and incite insubordination in
the armed forces, George w. Chris
tians will seek new trial Monday.
The 53-year-old engineer, self
Evening star., 1942-06-05
Three Youths Arrested
In Puris Disturbance
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
VICHY, June 5.-Dispatches from
Paris yesterday said three person,
had been arrested there after a
group Of youths belonging to the
pro-Axis party Of Jacques Doriot
tore down the street signs marking
the Place des Etats Units"-United
States Square.
Evening star., 1942-06-05
Dl lifos will Receive
Senienphonday
For EsAnage
Wife Seeks Probation
And Judge Sets Hearing
For June IS
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, June 5.-Con-
victed of espionage, DR.. Hans Hell
NUT Gross, "a, former schoolmate
of Hitler's slain hangman, Rein
hard Heydrich, will appear in Fed
eral court Monday for sentence.
Convicted with him yesterday
was his wife, Frances Goellert Gros,
Evening star., 1942-06-05

the actual creation of the union
would be left 10 the Pan American
Union, and the subcommittee
Evening star., 1942-08-03
the EVENINGS NIGH ller.

uU6 6vGWlNV1 ubVu ItVHis
WEV, 4:30-6Ianis Of Freedom: New series
Of talks regarding our fighting aims from the
viewpoint Of great Americans in the past Wen.
dell WiiIkis Is initial speaker; his subject, Carl
xhurz. great liberal Of ths posttivI War
years.
MAL, 7:00-Maj. hoopIs: Wherein the
blustery major opas his house 10 Z prize.
fighter and his retinus.
WRc, S:00-cavsItads Of Amsries: This Is
Our Exile" drsmsti1atioa Of longfsIow's
"Evangeline," starring hadelsine Carroll.
WJSv, 8:00-Vox Pop: Parks bsine sway on
vacation, Film starlsi csrols Lands pineh.hits;
from the Navy Receiving Station and Coast Guard
base at New Orleans. la.
WRc, 8:30-Atfred WalIsnsisin's Orchestra:
Margaret Speaks features the level Song"
from 6ounods "Faud' while the orchestra
headlines Dance Of ihs Comedians" from
Smstsna's "Bartsrsd Bride" and the "czardas"
from Delibss' "eoppslia."
Whkl, s:30-1us Or False: Six enlisted
men vs.. six ladies In civilian employ in 4
battle royal al the Portsmouth N. H.) Naval
Training Station.
WRC, o:00-Greai Artists: VioliniA Jaseha
Heifstz Is guest In an alI-Russian program and
hs Is featured In 1xhaikovskYs "Mslodis"
and Tho "vaIss" from Suite for String Or.
ehsstra," 6Ialounoys Meditation Prokoyisys S
"karth" from Love for Thee Oranges" Rimsky
Korsdkoys Hymn 10 the Sun" from "ls Goa
d'0r," and Shostakovieh's Prelude" Orchestra
Evening star., 1942-08-03
Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.

BY The FOUN ACES.
David Bruce Burnstone. Oswald Jaco-
BY. Howard Schenken and Theodore
A. Lghtner. worlds leading team-of-
four. inventors Of the system that
has beaten every other system in
existence)
Evening star., 1942-08-03
War Dumps Rival Votes
Into Candidates Comp
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHANUTE, Kans.-The best CAM
paigner for Candidate c. M. Brost
Is John Mccall.
Both sought the Republican NOM
nation for Municipal Court Judge.
Then Mr.. Mccall was summoned to
duty as q captain in the Army Le-
gal Department.
Unable to get his name removed
from the ballot. Mr.. Mccall issued a
public appeal to voters-to support
Mr.. Brost.