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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
They Want a Girl

Alice Faye and Phil Harris
have their heart set on girl.
Alice wants 10 name her Jill"
Phil is holding out for alice
- - N@veral fans have sug-
- se"s combinaiion
II Alice snd, Phil NrN'-, 90 =,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Courage g the WdT FOR Mry M~r -AAoa' Eh 5ov~no,
Movie Clock

MICHIGAN - Suspicion. 4"
|12:51, 400. 7:27. 1O:45 p. m. /:
Law of the Tropics. IL :35
a. m, 2:53. Gil. 9:29 p. m.
FOX-'Ride EN- Cowboy, 4"
II a. m. 2, 5. 8. IL p. M. The
Wolf Man Returning" 12:37,
1897, 6:37. 9:37 p. m.
UNITED ARTISTS -
Woman Of the Year" II. 3:28,
'6:4S. 1908 p. M; Joe Smith,
American" IL a. m, 2:20, $40,
9 p. m.
ADAMS Ball of Fire"
1929, 3:49, 7:09. 1929 p. m;
Mexican Spitfire ar Sea, t1:17
a. m, 2:37, 5:57. 9;l7 p. m.
PALMS STATE - THE
Fleets In" l2;45. 4:03. 7:21.
1879 p. m. Shanghai Ges-
-ture, l1:20 a. m, 2:3S, $50.
ola p. m.
MADISON Boom Town."
II a. m, 2: 81, 6;54. 1O;4l p. M;
mo Time for Comedy" 1:24,
5:2l, 9:0S p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Mar9it Kormendy
In Concert Tueso ay

MARGIT KORMENDY. Amer
ican-HungsrIan contralto. will he
guest soloist with the Michigan
WPA Symphony when. under
the baton of Walter Poole, the
orchestra presents a. Popular
Concert" al the lavish Com
munity Center. Woodward and
Holbrook avenues, Tuesday al
$50 p. m.
There is no admission charge
10 the concert series, but defense
stamps and bonds are on sale,
offering those who. attend the
opportunity OF sharing in the
victory program on concert eve
ningS. The last. three concerts
ce, 49, -,.t>~' S.'ii',~>N L--.,I m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Give Passion Play
At Art Institute

FIR. EMMETT HANN1CKS
famed Passion Play will receive
a repeat presentation when the
Catholic Theater produces it for
one week during March 26 to
April at the Art Institute.
This is the same play which At
tracted over 10000 people when
the Catholic Theater gave il
last year.
Father Hannick is directing
the cast of IS members in which
William McGral will again por-
tray the Christus. Frank Wm1-
smith IS designing the stage
settings for the 10 scenes of the
play and William G.. koerper is
directing the 75-volce mixed
chorus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Movie
Co.
Round
BY LOUELLA O. PARSONS

Motion Picture Editor iDtl News Service
HOLLYWOOD, March p.
DANDOM THOUGHTS of the
~ week: Joan Crawford and
M-G-M may hit a real snag if
she doesn't get the May Fla
vim role. II the part goes 10
some other actress, Joan may
decide she wants TO walk
without them.
l don't get the point, hut A
press agent keeps calling to
tell me Joe Allen Jr. is living
in a tree honest to goodness
in a house built in the branches
of two big cedars. Well, that's
fine for those who like the life,
but ! don't know what l can do
about it.
The press preview with re-
freshments) and the big pre-
meer" of Reap the Wild Wind"
brought back the good old days
last week. The rejuvenated FL
Captain Theater, now called the
Hollywood Paramount, is sure
10 become a tourist spot, it is
80 unusual and different.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

10 the proVerbial corner StoreA
every little town. Bill LundigSA
frequently eats there and lately
he's been going behind the
counter and Jerking a few sodas
for the fun OF il. SO imagine his
surprise 10 get a letter from his
father the other day:
Dear son: You should have
told me things were so bad with
your career. A friend 81 your
mothers writes us you are work
ing behind the counter OF a drug
store. Why don't you forget
Hollywood and come home: I
think l can get YOU a job with
the chain grocery company
here"
/ knew sooner or later some
charmer would crop up as a
blackout Cinderella. and Lucille
Norman is that girl. She is
tall, statueSque blonde who has
been imported from New York
by M-G-M and she has An air
raid siren to thank for the
break.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

MARJORIE TON. So
prano. will give an all-AmeriCan
program Of songs. as we'll as
read paper on American COM
poSers from the time Of Stephen
Foster 10 the present day, before
the Women's Club OF Dearborn.
Monday evening. Mrs. Milton
will BY accompanied by Ruth
Williams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

DEOPLE Y no III one-word de-
L scr Qrons.
COURAGE Marion RllsSett
the former Ford Hospital nurse
uho spent y days IN An open
lifeboat after her ship vas tor
pedoed N The North Atlantic
last summer She has WSt left
for the Pacific Coast after hav-
Ing enlisted again as a navy
nurse
IMPCDENCE The man in
uniform but I'm not saying he
was. a soldier who cashed a
rubber check AZ Detroit hotel.
After the check bounced. they
noticed how ne signed it--"Ser-
sesnt Smart -
RESIGNATION The L. OF NJ.
student who signed up With Cliff
ford Hanna as an ambulance
driver in The American Field
Service
"Nou understand. don't YOU"
SAID Hanna. that YOU don't get
any pay ."
well, eHiPPed-the Vol
unteer 1.-The difference between
nothing and SCI a month isn't
enough to quibble about. My
mother wants me To he an am
bassador but I don't think I'll
make II right of. ANYWAY"
.ADROIT: Gov. hurry D. Van
Wagner sand II wasn't up TO
HIM 10 decide when a commit
tee of women urged that a
birth control exhibit he included
In the State Fair. But the gov
ernor inquired:
skild A~st~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
So Is Barrymore

I'm renting the home OF
former movie star" said a pal
TO John Barrymore. $50 am l."
replied Jawn wistfully, my
OWN"
One OF the, most typically
Barrymore stories I've heard in
a long time is the father-and-
daughter huddle between John
and Diana. about 'gagging' up
her career.
It's all right for an old goat
like your father To he a sem
SatiOnalist." were his sage
words, "but wisecracks and gags
just don't go with lovely girls"
Schwab'S drug store in Holly
wood is a famous hangout for
actors and is the next best thing
STAGE ATNrD CrInNyC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

girl out of her complacency.
suggested. Just as important
as the war? Did you ever think
what would happen if we didn't
keep the laps and the Nazis out
OF our country
And the only answer from the
girl. in a give-up tone of voice,
was. Well, if we can't get nail
polish. we just won't be able to
get il that's all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

a.
10 the chairman:
you're the only one TO prac-
tice what you preach"
UNCONCERNED: The only
complaint that Lieut.. Arthur
j. Berk made in a message from
Iceland was;
''The only meat for saie<fnrfs
towns IL so-called lamb. hit it's
really Icelandic mountaiE goat.
Have you ever eaten goat
burgers
STORY OF the week is about
the sympathetic lady in Royal
Oak who handed her box Of
cough drops 10 a stranger next
10 her when he started cough
Ing at the movies.
He gratefully took a couple
Of them. and the coughing
stopped.
When the lady got home she
found her box of codgh drops on
the table.
In sudden alarm she paved
through her purse The cough
drops" turned out TO be plant
food tablets.
Afraid she might have
poisoned the man, she called the
police. VINO analysed the plant
food tablets and reported back
that they wouldn't hurt any
body But if the man happens
TO read this. and ever finds out
what plant food tablets are
made Of, he's going to feel good
and sick.
NOTES THAT gather in a
Detroiters pockets:
Eddie r ken hackers new
aviation assignment probably
will bring him 10 Detroit. but
maybe only for a brief stop.
Lily Pons. coming here this
week, is the first singer in over
100 years 70 sing the Mad
Scene from Lucia the way it
uas written. It's been sung IN
a lower key since 1898 but lii
tie Miss Pons can sing A above
high G.
The wooden sound box Of one
Of our air raid sirens caught FIRE
from vibrations set up by the
sound when II was first tested.
Tentative plans are being
made 10 wire the Chicago navy
relief show 10 Detroit theaters.
and maybe 10 some such place
as Convention Hall. but us all
tentative.
Joe Louis, training for The
Simon fight on the twenty
seventh. has bed 10 sleep IN.
The rest Of the men IN camp
sleep on cots. but they don't
think there's much danger III
Joe being spoiled by Just one
luxury
I'd Burns and other police
men want 10 know why the
crowds ~ hockey games lust
listen instead OF singing when
the National Anthem is PLAYED.
How asOUt II for the playoffs.
you hockey fans?
The war has Suesked INTO our
Detroit River insurance poll
cles on pleasure boats used 10
insure against men 81 war.
enemies pirates royerS. aSSaIl-
ing thieves and a lot Of other
things Insurance companies are
rewriting their policy blanks
nov So look out for pirates
But the most irritating Incl
dent 81 the week concerns
young woman and her finger
nails-here s The way ! get n.
A friend commented on her
nails snd the girl INSISTED WHY.
Of courge. vel alWayt have/ nail
polish. It's JUST As important
as the war
The friend. trying n lar The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

THE DANCING MASTERS
OF Michigan plan an unusual
attraction for March. % in
bringing four important artists
to their Normal school Al the
Elaine Arndt Studio in Detroit.
The entire day will be given
over to instruction by these
teachers: Berneice Holmes OF
Chicago. Fran Scanlon and Don
aid Sawyer of New York. and
Theodore J. Smith OF Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Impudence
Fitting FOR
Sgt. Smart
Ry JACK PICKERING

nEOPLE Who III one-word de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Governor
Studies
War bills

LANSING. Jan Ex-Governor
Van Wagner. back from Wash
ington, where he held rush confer
cnccS with score Of federal
officials had 10 60 right back 10
work today in Lansing. where 10
war acts passed by the legislature
lay on ms desk awaiting his sigma
ture or Veto.
Among those tho governor
talked with IN Washington were
Social Security Administrator Paul
Y. McNutt. Labor Chief Sidney
HIllman. Lieut.. Gen. William s.
knudSen. Senator Prentiss NJ.
Brown and Chairman Doughton
and Congressman John d. Dingcll.
Detroit. of The House ways and
means committee.
All these conversations wore re-
gardlnE the federal unemployment
insurance appropriation pending
IN Congress which viii augment
Michigan unemployment payments
TO loblCSS auto workers awaiting
ihe- ettdhSc0ter ~ Wal production.
He also conferred with Sccrc-
tary Of Agriculture Wickard about
sugar and hurlap on behalf of
Michigan sugar beet and potato
T3ISpTS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
UmiOmiStS
Aim Blast
At Lewis

Pointing out that only an openly
negotiated peace can be Of lasting
benefit to the labor movement, the
Detroit Committee for Labor Unity
today raped John L. Lewis for
not having first consulted Go
President Philip Murray on his
proposal for reopening peace par
leys with the AF'L. -
The committee is composed OF
prominent officers and members
of ALL, Go and local independ-
ent unions having a membership
of more than 100000 in this area.
ut Is the studied opinion OF
the committee that only nm
openly negotiated unity of all
labor can be Of any lasting ben.
eft TO the American labor move
ment and the nation as a WHOLE
the statement said
THE committee recognizes the.
new War Labor Board as q good,
first step toward labor peace but
hopes that the national leaders
will go further and open nego-
tiatiOns soon for labor unity"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Fire School Aide;
discharged

LANSING Jan 27 - r. w
Bowman, A.. for five years cot
tage superintendent, az the BOYS
Vocational School. has been dis
charged for allegedly abusing boys
in his care Maj. Robert r.. Marsh,
superintendent. SAID today.
Bowman vas discharged BY the
juvenile institute commission on
recommendation Of Austin MeCor-
mick. who has completed A study
Of Inc school and said he Will make
a formal report next month.
This cottage superintendent
Was found guilty Of slapping and
kicking boys around" Major
Marsh said. II didn't know il
was going on until complaints
reached me. After questioning
some OF the boys and conduct
ing an investigation. called
the commission together and we
fired Bowman"
Civil service department heads
have not been notified of the dis
charge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27

son, president. Don't forget
that the present material short
ages were not apparent when We
were building 1871 cars.
AT no time during the year
did We consider that we had
normal stock of new ears. \ void
existed and a tremendous amount
Of fear buying prevailed. Auto
mobiles were bought. not sold"
ScCond-guCSScrS VIII say tina
the consumption of noW-rationet
materials by the automobile indus
try last year has hampcrcd oul
war effort. There is no evidcnc,
that the industry acted with self
iSh or malicious intent Yet thi,
lnSinuatlon Is not thinly vellcd II
the Truman report.
As one angry executive retortcC
to the accusation:
"NOw the politicians are try
ing 10 blame US for Pearl
HarbOr.."
Tomorrow the automobile
industry answers the alloga-
ton that it demanded huge
loans for new plants when
existing facilities would have
served
-Buy a Rombpr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Stringdri Sndgs
Jeffries' Plan TO
Equdlize Wages
Union Chief Refuses
10 Discuss Problem
With Clio Delegation

Mayor Edward J. JenricS' COM
mIttee 10 equallze city hourly
wage rates ran into trouble today
even before appointment Of the
committee.
The first obstacle was presented
by Arthur NJ. StrinGarl. secretary
OF the American Federation OF
State. County and Municipal En-
ployes (AFL). who has, at least
Temporarily. refused 10 meet
Jointly with the Go city en-
.ploycS' union and committee Of
department heads. which the
mayor Will name today.
Strlngari said;
III YOU want 10 talk 10 other
people (the CIO) about our
problems, that II your business.
But think you are using these
people in an attempt 10 break
our organization"
Robert WeinStein and va Q
Steward, representatives Of the
CLOS State. County and Munich
pal Workers. had already agreed
10 joint meetings with AF'L repre-
SentatlveS present, 10 discuss pay
inequalities.
Mayor JeffrieS viii confer with
representatives OF the department
of public works. the water board
and the public lighting commission,
principal employers of the city's
5000 hourly workers. and with the
controller and civil service heads.
TO choose a committee 10 discuss
wage adjustments with the two
unions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27

Henry s. Truman. Missouri
Democrat. and his senatorial COM
mittee charged; Automobile pro-
duction in 1871 was allowed 10
attain a peak nearly as great as
the total of 5,621 040 passenger
cars and trucks manufactured in
1929
Automobile output was good,
although il was hardly that good,
and even The more precise figure
OF 100000 units requires eN-
PLANTATION
Truck production did hit rec
ord mark Of 100000. A total Of
235. 600 commercial cars was built
for the army and this was eN-
tremely abnormal because, as
Robert F. Black. president Of the
White Motor Company, points out.
For several months the in o
dustry has been building almost
as many military vehicles in one
week as the United States had
in service in 1885"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
BUY a Bomber
Mayor Set took
Zone Expansion

An amendment 10 the city zon-
ing ordinance that will permit
defense plants 10 expand in viola
ton of present boundary regulat-
ions was expected 10 be signed
by Mayor JcffrleS today.
The amendment is a compromise
on one requested by manufacture
crS. Il requires any such addition
20 be torn down within six months
after the war or the termination
OF the factory's war contract.
Requests for plant expansion
will be first reviewed by the zon-
ing board OF appeals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Man in Home
Seized dsBookie

Arrested in his home by police
who found a number of betting
slips and 500 IN cash. George
Burns. IS. Of 20l20 Lichfield ave-
nue. Is 10 appear today before
Judge Arthur (. Gordon in re-
cordcrS court on a charge of oper-
ating a handbook
Burns was alone in the house
when arrested late yesterday. He
allcgcdly has been operating a
handbook in the house for about
week and has been doing bust
moss of $500 10 $500 a day, police
say
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
BUY a Bomber
GIN War Effort
Told by Wilson

Without revealing actual figures
{ + Wilson. president Of General
Motors. today showed the extent
of The corporation war efforts
based on contracts already &C.
Ceptcd
we have undertaken 10 make
more than One-third Of all the
machine guns. about One-half of
the army trucks, no battleships
hut more than half of the navy's
Diesel engines, n quarter Of the
tanks and substantial quantities
OF anti-aircrsft guns and planes,
too"
The corporation is in quantity
production on Allison aircraft en-
Clno>. submarine engines, shells
and gun housings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27

When Jimmy Bruce whos q
going on wakes up each morn
ing the first thing he does j.
roach ior his clgarcts.
jimmy son Of Harry Bruce
9S-ycar-old assembly line worker
and Thclma Bruce Of 45i Horton
avenue. prefers cigars bur ne ha,
10 depend upon an uncle for those
bccsuse hi> father IS a CiGara'
smoker.
The kid likes chewing to-
hacco. too. but | stopped bring
ing IL home because he got into
IN, supply" explained the father.
CIGARS HIS FNNORITE
II think cigars are his favor
ltc He started smoking them
when he was \ months old.
An uncle who noticed jimmy
Crrd whenever any ono smoked
ncal hm was tho first 10 discover
tho iair-halrcd loungSterS fond
moss for nicotine.
According 20 Bruce. TN" uncle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Herbert J. KessIer
Not Theft Suspect

Herbert = keS>lcr. owner Of
keSSlcr Motors. Inc 6S65 Mich
lgan avenue requested The Detroit
Times today TO point out that he
Is not the Harry kcSSler accused
by police lest week OF being a
receiver Of stolen automobile
trc~. The arrested man operated
q garage n Michigan avenue soy
oral block, from the kCSSler
MIRRORS Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
New i. 5. Order
Cushions Jobs
In Parts Plants
Thousands TO Keep
Busy Who Had Been
Facing Unemployment


The auto parts industry declared
today that a recent War Produc-
ton Board order. accelcratinG
manufacture Of passenger car and
truck parts during the first half
of 1912 would provide employment
for thousands Of men who would
have been displaced by previous
limitation order.
The declaration was made in
defense of recent criticism that,
under the order, the parts indus
try would be interfering with war
material output by a business as
usual DOllCV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
PROVISIONS CITED

Frank Rising. manager Of tho
Automotive Parts and Equipment
Manufacturers. pointed out:
THE order provides for only
functional parts.
at Is based on an OPM sur
vcy showing that replacement
stocks are surprisingly low.
1T must he remembered that
parts are not manufactured TO
he stocked by users" Rising
SAID NO one buys replace
mcnt part until IL Is actually
needed"
Rising described the now order
as the government solution for
maintaining transportation and
avoiding complete disruption OF
the economic system
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
By DOROTHY WILLIAMS


handed nc s-mQnrh-old youncstcr
his ci-ar TO take a drag and the
baby ceased crying
A. Bruce talked. Jimmy pulled
on 2 cigar supplied by the pho
tographor, taking deep inhaleS and
knocking The ash from the stogie
hike any veteran.
FIRST THING IN \. VI.
"IIe likes tn smoke best first
thing when he gets up" his
father volunteered smokes
them right 10 the end, hut never
burns his fingers.
II try Ia keep them away
from him. hut his uncle gives
him about one cigar week and
| give MIN Cigarets every day
or so
HIS non>moking mother com
mented
He can inhaIe that smoke a.
good ~ any man
Jimmy is in good health and his
smoking docs not Worry his
parents
"Nhuck>. I've been smoking
since was 10" hS father
laughed The BruCc> have A
daughter Barbara y months
old but she docs not smoke
As 10 Jlmmy'S reactions - he
isn't talking
Jimmy says To thank YOU for
bringing the cigar" the father
oillcd after the photographer.
-Ruy a Romber-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
PLENTY OF STATISTICS

In support OF this latter Contcn-
ton every company can offer sta
tlStiCS 10 prove il finished 1911
model rims with large quantities
OF untitled orders.
In April of last year one pro-
Queer had 10000 car orders. In
May the bank had risen 10 no
900 and in juno climbed above the
100000 level Going into July with
10000 orders still unSauSilcd. the
producer completed 1871 assembly
with an output of less than 10000
In these months no quota rcgula-
tIOn was operating
Any one who had personal con
tact with the industry last year
knows that the automobile bust
ness virtually ran itself"
Except for merchandising forces
who could contribute nothing 10
var prOduction-the manufacture
OF automobiles was left 10 Subordi-
mates. General Motors early last
spring announced there would be
no 1913 models and shifted engi-
neerlng StaffS wholesale 10 de-
Tense Ford and others took similar
action
General Motors did not use
one tool or build a single auto
mobile that lnterfered with
defense fatty asserts c. F. Will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
I Probe Death
Of Boy, 10, on
Operating Table
Prosecutor, Coroner
Launch Inquiries;
Lung Collapse Fatal

The prosecutors office and
Wayne County Coroner Edmund.
!. knobloch today opened separate
Investigations into the death of
a l0-ycar-old boy on a Receiving
Hospital operating table as he was
being given ether prior 10 a.
tonslllectomy.
The boy. Lorenzo Tate, Negro
Of 9066 Delmar avenue. died last
Friday and a post mortcm per
formed by County Medical En-
amlner DR. W Thomas Love
revealed that death due 10 acute
collapse Of the lungs during ether
anetheSia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
CLEARER PICTURE

With good grace Senator Tru-
man should permit. for clearer
picture. the elimination of all COM
mercial car figures. There is scant
pressure Except comparatively in
truck selling The business man
can usually dcduce from a dollar
and-centS operating ana Us :
whether he should buy new COM
merCial cars.
Elimination Of trucks brings the
indusiry'S 1871 passenger car yield
down 10 3,7500O0 units. That is a
long way from a record passenger
car year Eight years in the past
have virtually duplicated this pro-
ductlon or surpassed IT,
In defense Of itself the industry
can call attention 10 the fact that
during most Of 1871 some sort Of
governmental control was funC-
tioninC II there had been reason
for restriction IN output or reduc-
ton in the consumption Of mate
rails. logically the government was
IN position 10 foreSec the cmcr-
ccnCy. II is also true. as the
industry claims, that far more
automobiles could have been sold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Auto Men DENY
III u Peak Year
lThls third in serLns auionnnLn ind1-trAs
BY ROBERT VI. ROSS

This third a tho automobile ndu,try'S
against the Truman report The last VIII appear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Defend America.
Buy "a Bomber!

TIE deaf actively the nations armed
| forces
they patriotic do their part
They ARE doing 1t.
They backing the defense stamps and bonds
They assisted in the drive of the great American Red
Cross
They have offered themselves as blood donors.
And the Ladies Auxiliary of the Detroit Associa-
ton Of Deaf planning dance money for the
bomber fund of Detroit Times readers.
What have YOU done show YOUR patriotism
Send your contribution to Buy Bomber" Detroit Times
Every penny collected will 60 the bomber and every
cent will be accounted for by this newspaper.
Join other patriotic citizens DEFEND AMERICA
BUY A BOMBER,
>~~~~~-~~~~~~--~-~~
Enclosed is my contribution to The Detroit Times
readers Buy a Bomber" fund
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27

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