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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
Posture Rule

Here il is: Control the small
OF your back. When you Slt in
chair or car. press the small Of
your back against the back Of
the seat.
In standing pull your hips
down and under 10 get The same
effect Of pushing the small OF the
back OUT.
With the small Of your back
correctly controlled. your
stomach is naturally pulled up
and IN where u belongs
You should never Try 10 hold
your stomach IN. In tho first
place. YOU cant. and in the
second it Is mechanically wrong
and the attempt makes yolu
hips stuck out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
Tees Turned In

You can exercise tho same i'm
portant muscle groups as YOU
climb stairs or enter Your car
uS' do what Won are doing IN
good posture small Of back out.
hips under
For good measure Nine
RuhlnS'cin says 20 make 2 praC-
zee % walking now and then
With your toes turned in That
>'rcnEtheRS your arches and has
general good effect on your
posture.
She declares its trick The
movie stars use for making their
nplInoS appear simmer. 20 YOU
necdn, wor1y about attracting
unfaVorable attention
Cops1gn'. 1919 rs klrg FsA'4-es
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30

might not be missed in the
course Of a normal eight-hour
day But as you take on more
and more work the steady drain
gets you down
or course. you can't keep your
mind on your work and on set
of rules for sitting and standing
while doing II. The technique
has 10 he as automatic as short
hand or tipping.
But Nine. Helena RubinStein.
who has been coaching leaders in
civilian defense on posture cf-
fciency, has found one simple
rule to be Immediately cllec-
tive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30

mism. callousncSS and false be-
hcfs. II swept the cohwehS from
our eyes. Once again sc saw
things i'm their true ColorS and
discovered their true values.
YOUNG WOMEN stoppe q
wasting their days IN the effort
10 he glamour girls, donned Red
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
Slumpine Causes Women
70 Tire From Light Task IS
BY IDA JEAN KAN

IT'S WHEN your working
hours are stretched 10 cover eX-
tra-career activities that you are
forced TO give posture It's proper
due.
Shmping wastes energy that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
War Woke The World From It's Eethargy

Cross uniforms and went in for
hard work and loyal service. The
words Home Mother. Sweet
heart Wife, Honor and Liberty
took on "A new significance-and
men went out 10 fight for them.
That was when the World
woke up!
DISTRIBUTED by King Features synd.. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
BY HELEN ROWLAND

THIS COUNTRY seems 20
have grown up overnight pat on
is long pants and oycralls in
place of its IompcrS.
Before the war awakened US
we were a nation Of play boy>,
playglrlS. sophisticates and half
baked cynicS.
4 CYNIC has been defined as
one who PUSHES 10 turn In a fire.
alarm, Whenever ne scents the
flame of enthusiasm All YOU
need do in order 10 be one is 10
lift an eyebrow and look bored
or SkeptICal when Anybody says
anything interesting, new or
original.
PERHAPS THERE was some
excuse for CNniCi~m m our it,
tcTbuC -and-rompCr days. Our
'way-of-llic' was becoming the
Primrose Way: all tho things
We once cherished and lived for
seemed 10 have gone out Of
fashion or into oblivion.
We were a nation IF Merry
A dreWs and GoOd-Time-
Charles. full Of pep but with no
ambition except 70 have a good
time, and nothing much 10 look
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30

TOTAL TO BA1I,fF.: S2245 NJ
The HOmemakerS Club Red
Cross Unit has enough materials
for next weeks meeting
what happens after that depends
on how fast the Detroit Chapter
gets additional supplies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30

by test than the leading cranulated
washday soaps-safer for dainty col
orcd rayons-safer for your hands.
Try these new. better flakes today.
Your money back if new Chipso doesn't
live up to every claim we've made for 1t.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-10
Soc ety News

MIRIAM Plnncll. who is workinr M,
" town for the duration. Wv
me club volunteered To helm tbo
i'ea Cross roll bandagcs, and Tbur.N
u'S hleht was set aside for the mem.
Der" |" h"lp. On September u thc
, , Is l" sell bonds and STAMPS il,
inc 'h"atrcS. Volunteers were aSkn,,
TO help. and Mrs. J. II. Hicks wo,
pun IN chang" OF the bond scllI,p fn,.
the club '"'
Mrs. ". d. Payne. prcsidcn, @, tbc
Junior W"man'> club. guest for the
evening. WAS welcomed bv Mis-.
Dunn. 'S MISS
Miss Mildred Perry. who was m
'''"iEc "i In" program. read the rorr-
N"tu ana gave prcvicw of trn
Ec'r programs. Mrs. W. *. phillir,
'NP''S>ro hcr appreciation To tu,
Nv" as til'lr new sponsor Miss I,uc,.
bryan Adams gave u survey ,r ~,
article Morale Made in Nmcyir,"
encouraging soldiers To- take part -,
ac'ifi'IcS and entertainment, unyid-
ca Tor them III USO clubs.
Alter adjournment. those prrScn,
were served Il delicious dc,sr,r
course. Host, sos tor the cycni,, ..
were Miss Becky Mills and \ 5
Lucy iiIL;.n .lUau..
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-10

with platinum ring. blessed by lii,
minister. and duly recorded at the
Court House.
Then last week the truth c:"nc out
IN photoStatic copy of the marriage
Incense sent here Ior Clemens al
i"wancc application.
Mrs. Clemens, the record showed,
WAS The wife Of Pvt. Jack Clemens.
who had been best man at his broth
cr'S wedding.
N" marital storm developed. how
ever. Tor II WAS learned the error m
names had been made when .Jac.;
got The license FOR bryan who WAS
working in Baltimore defense plant
nj the time.
Evcrythng'S Strengthened out no,.
on The books, but Jack wonders what
N'nd of Widuwcr nc Is and if he'll
nave la make an allotment fo, ri.
wife ri four months.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-10
Jr. Civic Club Has
Business \lcetinp

N"mn-r. 1T tive Junior Civic club
neli their FIRST meeting of the tall
Wednesday evening al the home of
Miss Becky John Mills with Miss
VraNn" Dunn, the new president.
presiding NJ this time she wclcnm-
I'd Mr. " * Phillips. Jr.. sponsor
i0r tn year
The .v"'mG began with the Cluu
pledge y lengthy business dl>cus-
sion va, lr.d. The president nance.
The n"w committees fur the yCar anG
n" secretary reported on the ac-
tnltlc> n, tn" club last year. ;,s pre-
scltcd uv the past pres IdCni. Du,
10 vacancies existing IN the mem
br'>hlp urW members were pro
posed. Ia be voted on Il; u !airr dat
Mrs Wesley W. Young Wus cl"c,
Ell NIcr-pr"s idcnt 10 su"C2"c. NJ,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-10
Junior Club
Bond Sales
Total $625

War bond sales by he Junior.
W"mran'S club Wednesday as par, of
the theatre drive amounted 10 So,
II WAS announced today by = :
Stevenson. general manager at loca!
theatre interests.
The theatres here are Cuup"rurin .
III the nationwide drive OF umrlyr-
mrnt enterprises during SCp,"mp...
IN sale OF government securities 80.
financing the war. Special day M. {.
been assigned to various local e.,
CARNATIONS, who have represents.
tlNcs III the theatres t. contact d..
r"nS visiting the shows.
Mr.. Stevenson stressed to-day .pr.-
paraiiunS thai arc ucInG mad" tor i
bic umt'iuur street dane" g. be- pl:
wee ''""irv Cvcnnu. III, sni.
this would be on an elaborate scat,
breckenridge street from Gurn,-
back tu the Embassy thca:r" ,n
W%Crc street. viii all be iupcd OF
and liIhtcd frr the occasion Sale 81
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-10
Soldier WEEDS
But | ,aCks Wife

Fort Bragg-Hc paid 81 for t.,
marriage license. said Il do" nnU
paid the preacher, then later found
he lacked u wife.
Such WAS the plight nf Pvt. Bry..n
Clemens. one of three brothers from
Greensboro, who arc members ul T.,
65th General Hospital here. Privat,
Clemens made the appalling dis
Covcry last week when nc applied lar
Service Mems Dependent Allow auc,
Nor was that all. The bride va
legally "marricd'' to the best man.
This nCW epic of the classic love
triangle. II seems. began back III
Greensboro when Clemens and tho
former Miss Ann Mcbanc plightcd
their trOth in the Presbyterian
church on NAV II. All. they thought
was legal and pledG I'd
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-10

war bonds will be tied IN with this
program, To- which the public will br
invited
To-day was Rotary day at the
theatres. Friday will be for Boy
Scouts and Saturday will be Amer
!can Legion day. These groups are
In have their own representatives
on hand al the several theatres To-
urge purchaScSc bv patrons.
Vance cOunty'S war bond quota III.
September is So 200. which Is tn.
same as irr August. All sales on the
theatre day. Will be credited toward
the quota
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-10
TO ONE UNAWARE.

rhcre is a stir on the heights.
An earcrncSS
among the hilltop folk:
2ho oak. watch-hazcl, the SaSSafra,
Gathered IN clumpS.
Rrnd carminc selves
,hovc blurred colorS
=, ,hc sluggish waters
Of the swamp
Autumn has como
To the S,aGnani pool.
And they watch
And marvel candidly:
They de- not know themselves at
all
Vol are like that.
Margaret II. Thompson.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-10
WAR FILMS SOUGHT

RclaNation of finn censorship reg
u'ati"nS in Eirc is sought by tn,
acknowledgement Renters Society in :;
pea presented IN Dublin 10 DR.. Rich
ara Hayes. Irish film censor. In
StcaSlng number OF American and
britlSh films ON war subjects. all OF
which are banned in Fire. uccasiorcd
the protest.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-10
PACE FIVE .

An octopus which i setting" Oh
lis egg Will almost completely rnver
itself with small shells. held zip by
means OF the SuCt!pn disks on IT'S
eight arms
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-10
Here Yesterday.

Gene Tci>cr. .Ir. who is tak.n,
cross country flight training at \.
i. !. airport. Biacli>blwG. Va. llcN,
ever Henderson yesterday and stop
ped for - short visit here with in,
mother. Nj. Geneva 3. TciScr.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-10
x
WITH OUR BOYS "
IN SERVICE =
Returns Ia California

'iar"nc" u. HCSt has returned IL
ms station ~ California after spend
lnG i icW DAYS on IurlruGh from H."
I. >. Navy. He l. the son of Mr. AMI
Mrs. {. Il. Best. of MiGdlCburg.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-10
Enter Elem (nllcec,

! Fr5uhliu MCCaulcy. NJ. y
Av:cuc. II. and Fletcher T.. F'ulicr.
u. m.ur,r, of In" 1912 senior cat,
\, Ep.rr high school. entered ihr
he.hrlu cla.s al Flnn college In, ,
;;cck
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-10
Outing Postponed.

The hlyrIdc and picnic planned
for liz, Wesley Fellowship class ut
tho Fus; Methodist church Tor FRI
d,y evening has been postponed TN
NJ a later date. il Is announced.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-10
Return TO CITY.

Mrs.. Fannie Guptou and hcr
Grandson. Y Il. Guptnn. Jr.. have re
Turned home after spending the past
week with her SON, Rev. Il. l.. Cup
.c, i'm pltt~borO.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-10
Auxiliary Ncctinc

The N,nm'S Auxiliary of Holy
Innocent Episcopal church will mc.r
Friday afternoon nj i O'Clock ~ ,:,..
parish n"''-c. - this is III" T.. ..
rcc,rc tor the fall. u full attend
sncc O., very much desired.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-10
Miss Miller Will
We'd James Morris

IN" m"IrIaG" ui NlSS Ellen Dnir,
AliIi"r. daughter of ~. :. Miller, &
IH'nvS Franklin M"l.i SON of NJ.
ana Nj. I. y. M"rr.S. viii iai;C pla,,
saturday evening September II, ~
"c.uck. AT iI'Iv innocCrt; FIJI
C"paI churr
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-10

Designed for action-thiS jumper
by Marian Martin, Pattern 9l63.
Pattern 9l63 may he ordered only
IN Junior miss sizes II. IL. - and
II: misses and womCn'S sizes ~ II
l6. Ia. 20. 30, 81. "a, 36. 80 and A..
Size IL. jumper, requires 3 ii yards
80 INCH: long sleeve blouse. , yards
contrast: size is, jumper. 3 = yards
81 inch; short sleeve blouse. | 7-3
yards contrast.
Send l6 cents for this Marin,
Martin Pattern. Write plainly size.
name. address and style number.
Send your order 10 The D,Spa;ch
Pattern Department. 232 ". 18Th
street, New York, n. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-10
Choir Practice.

The senior choir of the First Meth
cdi., church will practice at u'cIoc;;
,orrh, at the church.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-10
On Leave Here.

CuNIUTm .IImos II. ,IcmkIi-. u. VIM
'aS been stationed ii Camp Wallace.
Texas. l. ON "a thrcc-day leave here
nth his parents. Mir and Mr.. j. y.
GnEln~
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-10
III in iIuSpjtaI.

MI Culver Hu"Crs. of Chmlnii"
/ III o" "!"ln r-.n"m hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-10

Bay War Bonds or Stamps Now,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Speed Up
Work ON
BOlrlIDerS

Construction timc on tho ccn'ci
wing section Of the giant B-4 Con.
sohda,cd bomber has been cut 81.
hours by one of tho Willow Rur
bomber building teams. it was re.
Nealed today
The feat is more remarkable be.
cause the center wing section j,
one Of The most complicated and
lHportan, parts Of tho plano
Through this section. IL was poIned
out. run many Of the vital con.
trols. and IT is upon this section
that The four motors DEPEND for
support
In addition. tho landing gear
system Is housed IN il. IS soon as
The record had been announced.
Ford officials SAID. another team
challenged the record holders 10 q
competition on construction time
which is expected 10 lower the rec
ord even more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
New WPARuIe
Affects 1851

State county and municipa
TciIcf agencies todaN lace tho pruh
Ncm Of finding work for or feed
inG and clothing the lOs7l Ml1bi
gan WpA workers thrown out al
their Jobs hy rho President, ofdc,
to Immediately lqudarc' tnc
agency
The workers affected. m.Hdn4hi.
edlv VIII increase the states wei.
fare load in The opinion Of JOHN
u. O'Connell state welfare di.
rector.
Meanwhile. Abner T. Iar0cd
state WPA administrator SAID n
Will be essential that Michigan be-
among those states permitted 10
continue their WPA programs be-
yond the February ! dcadlnc. Tic
sand he would meet "Wednesday
with WPA heads in Chicago and
would press this point.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Probe Lawyer S
Marriage Fee

A $40 attorneys fee assessed
against a l7-year-old sailor in hii
attempt 10 obtain a marriage
license while on furlough was in
VeStgated today by County ClerL
CaSpar J Lingeman.
The sailor. Howard Rissman, II
OF 1881 Fielding avenue. com.
planned 10 Lingeman that he anc
his brlde-to-be. Donna Nigh. II
were referred 10 an attorney BY
one Of Llngeman's clerks.
THE clerk gave us two
Names" said Howard "He said
either one could get us probate
Acourt waivers on my age and
on the fve-day waiting period.
We contacted one OF the lawyers
and he charged us S2O-nearly
all I'd saved"
The law prohibits the issuance
or marriage licenses 10 all youth,
younger than IS except under Ger
tam technlcalitieS, Lingeman said
Certain attorneys have Of
fered their services free i'm OBJ
tanning waivers on waiting
periods for men in the armed
forces" he pointed out: "My
office is instructed 10 give names
OF these lawyers only 10 appIi-
cantS. My concern Is whether
this couple was sent to an attor-
ney not on this list in violation
OF instructions"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Street Car
Struck by
Police Van

A patrolman and four other per.
sons are in the hospital today
suffering injuries received when a
Clairmount avenue StreetCar
crashed into police van which
was loading patrons from an
alleged blind pig at SOO6 Russell
avenue.
Patrolman Frank a. Wolfram
~, Of 1891 Hull avenue. is in
Harper Hospital. The four other
persons are IN Receiving Hospital.
James Leavel Jr., =, Of sac
East Hancock avenue. the street
car motorman. was given a reck-
less driving ticket.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Harry Goes Dancing
Couple Hire Horse and Buggy for Party When
Lack of Gasoline Forbids Use of Car
Photo BY Times stan Photogra phe

versitY Of Detroit and another
from the University of Michigan.
Miss Dorothy DoraiS. II. daugh-
ter Of Gus DoralS. councilman and
University Of Detroit football
coach. said that 1T was lot OF
fun and since Harry behaved SC
well, We think well try it again
some time"
Maybe they'll have 10. too.
Others in the party were Miss
Jean Martin, II, Of 171l4 Muir.
land; Miss Pat Blake. II. Of l7414
Mulrland Jay Hoffman. 10, oil
l7l7S Muirland: Dick Leasia, 1S
of 1917 Birwood, and Rodgel
Belts. Is. Of IDA Mainland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
; in Foot Suits
Slash Conductor

Police were today searching for
three zoot suited youths who
slashed the conductor of north.
bound Woodward avenue street
car after the conductor protested
their remarks directed at Mary
Rogers. q. a conductorette, who
was being broken in on the line.
The conductor, Robert Remson,
=, of 6lS Kenilworth avenue. was
slashed about the neck as he
opened the doors 10 put them off.
They were described by police as
utterbugs wearing apple hats
and Zoot suits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Win The War Council
10 Sell Bonds Toniqht

Three thousand residents If the
Twelfth street Dexter boulevard
section who make up the WIN
the War Council. VIII sell War
SA.ngS Bonds tonight from the
Of the HutchlnS School as
- Of their "Commcmoraiion
Day Rally according TO Florence
Arden secretary OF the organlza-
ton
The members are residents Of
50 organized apartment buildings
IN the section who have pooled
their efforts toward victory. Main
speaker Of the rally Will be Frank
lSbey head Of the Treasury De
partmcntS Bond and Stamp staff
here. Blessings VIII be asked by
Rabbi LION Fran and the Rev
Clark Attrldge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
HeIdfor SHOOTING
At Wife 4 Times

s. Clair Shores police were
holding Walter Jacobs. a. today
on The charge he fired a shotgun
Tour times at his wife. Gladys. 81.
after an argument Saturday night.
He missed her each time
Police 1t. Harvey Champine
SAID Jacobs probably will be
charged with attempt murder.
The five children of the coupIe
ranging IN age from II 10 10 years
We're away from home at the time
Of Tho shooting. Champinc said
That Jacobs had been drinking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07

A horse named Harry pulled a
40-year-old buggy 10 hall in
front Of the Book-Cadillac Hotel
and the story is that gasoline
rationing didn't stop three young
Detroit couples when they wanted
10 dance.
II was the day OF the big
sorority party. But there wasn't
anything better than an "A book
in the crowd. They hoped over TO
the nearest livery stable and
Harry made the long trip from
MCNicholS road downtown.
The party was composed Of
three girls from immaculate High
School, two youths from the Uni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
40 GET WPB Awards
AT Cadillac Factory

In a ceremony commemorative
Pearl Harbor the Cadillac Motor
Car Division presented War Pro-
duction Board certificate, 20 a.
employees ~ tho factory TODAY.
The certificate, arc IN rccocni-
ton Of suggestions that improved
armament production and follow
me award Of war bond.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
DESIGNED FOR LEISURE

The faas parkway style,
''-7'1.7 NJ iEnrI The report
say, 20 Boz conducive 90 lci-
surely travel without The compuI-
sion O., speed limit sign, or nigh
Way patrols
Tho system would Doe completely
divorced from any stigma OF com
mcrCirlSw and would allow no
blilboards no hot dog stands no
cabin, or gasoline stations. Uniquc
Gnp0,tS Co, Cncd 90 conform 10
'hc surroundings. would mark tho
paths and ON clCN, hand the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Filler Joins Family

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. :
ms 1t. James {. Whitaker
4l-year-old army aviator rescued
with the Capt. Eddie" Ricken-
hacker party in the South Pacific.
was reunited with his family IN
San Francisco today.
This is the happiest day NJ
my life" the hIcr said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07

our destroyer showed It's nose
around the bend.
American troops. fighting In
mud az the bank. were i'm re-
treat. Many had discarded their
guns. But when they saw Us.
they threw up series Of yellS
and plunged right back into the
thick Of things.
VICTORY IN 3 DAYS
II nder protecting fire. we
landed soldiers and inside Of an
hour they had things pretty we'll
under control. Their food helped
a lot. The boys who had been
there were pretty close to starV-
ing, BY noon Of the third day,
the port fell and the natives all
came over on our side. They
were more interested in cigarets
and food than anything else"
Basil said his crew did not lose
3 single man II had closer cal
m Boston last week when my cir
aiked mo oui Of taking her 10 tho
-ocoanut Grove for the evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07

scenic beauties would be IN.
ohStuIctcd
Bcngci said Tho rough plans
drawn so far set up a system of
concessions, similar 70 those en-
ploycd by me Pennsylvania Turn
pike commission whereby at regu-
lar intervals. there would be
camping sites and accommodations
for fishing, hiking canoeing and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Boy Beats Dad to Deer

LITTLETON. y. IL. Dec. :
tINS).-R o bert Thompson, Is
hagged a neight-polnt deer, "a
Guido his dad, Roland. who has
brought home deer every year
since he was IA years old-a total
Of 81 In q row.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
CAPTURED AIRDRoME

BaslIS told how his DESTROYER
dragged bottom through the mud
Of a shallow river 10 defy blasting
French IDS and capture the air
drOmc
Fire from the NoTocCanS was
terrific A. We slipped through
the river" said Basil But the
tide Of battle turned the moment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
LIKE LUMBER CAMPS

Tho chain would consist Of
MAJOR lodges a. 5O-mlle intervals
and lesser lodges between. An tho
lodge, would be built IN the man.
ncr OF lumber camps.
in addition, along the hiking
paths and horse trails. rough lean
TO shelters located ~ spring, OF
wells would provide temporary &C
commodauons for over night
camps
BruDt 81 fhc expense a the
project The amount OF which was
not estimated IN the report, would
be betrayed by the lodging con-
tt~~IouN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07

Order The Detroit Times
mailed to your boy in the army
or navy. It's like a letter from
home every day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
ROsECRANs IN DOUBT

Also considerably Cloudcd wa,
Tho effect % the order on the stat,
SoleciNc service machinery. Col
+ ". RosecranS. director ais,
declined cAFHHfeftf- fp-rrd1HC rfafIfI
cation from headquarters IN ths
aplial.
To get an accurate figure on
no" many men this will affect
IN Michigan" Colonel Ro>ocranS
SAID. "it will he necessary 10 go
through the registrants I'm Mich
igan'S 1872 boards. with our en-
tire stan gone for the weekend.
this will be- impossible until
Monday"
Meanwhile an officials con.
ccrncd sat close ~ thor telc.
pnonc>. moncntar.ly expecting rte
Lall which would clear for them
Of The wars greatest govern
Ontdi Shakc-uDs