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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11

GAVE Stephen Redheld "a
quick. appraising glance as he put
his question, and decided that
Mary's handsome leading man.
who she had said was not so val
orous off the stage as on. was dis
tinctly uneasy at the actions Of
the old man at the table across
the cafe. who was watching US.
Redfeld was looking directly at
Mary and Dina as he spoke. so
] had a chance for another glance
as they answered him. and my
scrutiny confirmed my snap judy
ment.
I had known that he was a
coward at heart when physical
combat threatened. bur realized
now that he must live in constant
dread Of anything he did not
understand.
"Sure, he's watching US" Mary
said lightly. her cool insouciance
is sharp contrast 10 her leading
mans patent tremors. Lima and
discovered that awhile back,
didn't we Lima ."
Indeed, we did" Princess
Dina answered. her voice as
light and careless as Mary's.
l dotted a mental Chapeau 10
her as / noted the timber Of her
voice and watched the quickening
of her mobile face.
Whatever. her faults, cowardice
was not in the category / also
knew that anything involving risk.
kdanger or high adventure was
<meat and drink 10 her.
1--WE even called Aunt Madge's
attention TO him." Mary went on
blithely. He was really exceed
Ing the time limit for staring
It's perfectly all right with
both Lima and me II man gives
us the once and twice over.
cit shows US we're on the up
an-up-heels not run over. slips
not showing, no jags in our
stockings, Ilpstlck and hairdo
okay. our general appearance.
TO use Auntie Madge's l0-dollar
word infpeccable.
CARRIED TOO FAR
But" she concluded. and an
edge had crept into her voice.
"when a lad, old or young, hands
out not only the once and twice
over, but the tenth and eleventh,
then we think It's time 10 do
something drastic"
When she d d Q an insistent
Don't you. Auntie Madge ?" l
realized that I had heard her with
my ears but not with my atten-
ton, which was all centered on the
old man, whose furtive scrutiny
had focused itself on me.
Intuition told me that my pres
ence in the group he was studying
had given him an opportunity for
an action which before this eve
ming he had not dared TO stage.
BUSY WATCHING
81 beg your pardon. darling"
/ said TO Mary. IL heard you.
but I was so busy watching that
man that I didn't heed YOU. And
now 1 think you would better
order something more"
Something in my voice must
have flashed a signal TO her keen
perceptions, for her monosyllable
why" was packed with excited
|. curiosity.
J Because" I told her. 1--WE
shall be here quite while
longer II that man comes over
here, as I think he Is planning
to do"
"Ohw Mary and Olin eX-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11

Fred c. Arthmire is at Max
well Field, Montgomery, Ala, with
the army air force and now a
private first class. He lives at
4153 Elmwood avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11
START 'sPRAY-sQUIRT TEST

The first of a series of SPRAY
and squirt tests of ways and
means 10 extinguish incendiary
bombs was given by Inspector
Loren G. Farrell, defense instructor
Of the fire department, assisted by
1t. Edward Hall for the benefit
Of OCD officials at Russell and
Erskine streets yesterday. These
tests, Of which there will be sew
eral. are TO determine definitely
what recommendations will be
made as 10 jet or spray defense Of
bombs under various circumstances
in the metropolitan Detroit area
Two tests were conducted. one
for bombs with one pound of
magnesium and ShaVings and the
other on a bomb with two pounds,
both tests being made in a small
building equipped with furniture.
In the first test a pump tank was
used and the fire eXtinguished in
one minute after burning 30 sec
onds. The second. after allowing a
minute 10 burn. was put out with
"a jet in two minutes but some
furniture caught fire before it was
cXtinguished
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11

First aid will be the theme Of
the messenger instructors class in
Wayne University this evening
from Z 10 10 o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11
By Michael Berry
By Fran Striker
NOT IF HE'S MARNEDI
By Zane Grey

Mail remittance 20
The Detroit Times,
d esignating 10
whom 20 send and
service address.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11

T VIII Do My Best committee
will have a meeting at the new
headquarters, p Cadillac square,
tonight at 8 o'clock. Mothers who
have sons in the armed forces and
already are members are asked TO
attend and bring one new mem
Der with them. Plans are to be
made for a service mems open
house party in Aztec Tower next
Sunday. 4 to 10 p m. A fathers
division of the IWDM.B.C. also
is being organized. For informa-
ton call RIA. 0257.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11

The Congo Club orchestra and
entertainers together with Bob
Hail. as master Of ceremonies, will
hold forth IN the Navy Club s,
Cadillac Square, open air theater
this noon the occasion being Navy
Mothers Day which was postponed
from last week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11
Home Defense Notes:
Auxiliary
Police Inn
Raid Test
BY KEN HALL

Sheriff Andrew c. Bairds newly
Wayne County auxiliary
police Staff of 300 members will
function for the first time during
nights statewide
according TO announce
ment from the sheriff's public rela-
tons department.
The 300 policemen all have COM
pleted their instruction courses,
have been sworn in and will be
used in controlling traffic. check
ing up on violatorS and such other
duties as are necessitated by the
blackout The course is a three
affair under direction Of
John Creedon.
All blackout violations will be
10 Supervisor William
VonMoll Of Maugnon township,
who is head of the civilian de-
Tense in the out-county. Offenders
either will be sent warning let
tiers or brought 10 court according
10 the flagrancy of their cases.
This process will be necessary
until the county Is equipped with
enough sirens to properly warn
the residents" states Baird. I'VE
don't want 10 be too harsh on
any one who il not an inten-
tional violator. but will see to IL
that those who have no good
excuse are properly dealt with.
There are many industrial plants
on war work in our jurisdiction
and they must be fully protected
In the event of air raids from an
enemy source. Our mission Is to
that end"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11

MOTHERS To MEET
The mothers division Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11

Second 1t. Willard Hall. 1895
Ashland avenue, has been assigned
10 the Oklahoma City Air Depot
as supply squadron officer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11
BUSY WATCHING

81 beg your pardon. darling"
/ said TO Mary. II heard you.
but I was so busy watching that
man that I didn't heed YOU. And
now think you would better
order something moro"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11

Staff Sgt. Herbert A. Moore.
2433 Casper avenue. is training at
the army air force school in Miami
Beach to become an administrative
officer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-11

Sgt Max (PeanutS) Shrierer,
III East Garfield avenue, former
Times newsboy now is at the Off
GERS training school, Baltimore,
Md.
La gaceta., 1942-01-14
ACTUARA DE ARBlTRO UN
SUBOFIGIAL DE la MA
RINA

lEl venidero ~viernes, en- Ia A
rena de la Gale Tampa, r. w.
Barth, un suboficial de la ma
rina, actuara de arbitro en- ell
programa de luchas p%reparado
por ell owboy Lutrall.
Barth regres6 dc las Filipi-
mas hace pocos dias y disfruta
de una licencia.
Spike Sporhas, que reclama
para ST ell titulo de campe6n de
.lucha de la escuadra america
ma, peso complete ligero, Sc ba-
tira con AL Sidd, ell diestro lu-
chador de Boston.
FL "FantaSma Girls, otro en-
mascarado, luchsra con ell teja-
no Dobie 0sburn.
Esta siendo buscado un opo-
nente para ell formidable atleta
Jack Sherry.
La gaceta., 1942-01-14

Americana V la otra mitad a la
compra de Bonos para la De
fenSa.
Como es sabido de todos, este
festival habia sido suspendido
a cauSa de la guerra; pero sus
.directores, dandoSe cuenta de O.
sc podia hacer algo para ex-
pansi6n de los j6venes interna-
dos en- nuestros campamentos'
decidieron verificarlo.
Los artistas que Sc habian
contratado en- la Ciudad de la
Habana, no podran venir; pero
en- cambio sc traeran otros que
Sc encuentran en- Miami.
P~r6ximamente Sc daran a CO.
nocer los nombres de las senori
tas que aspiran a Damas de Ia
Reina.
La gaceta., 1942-01-14
Del CdrRGvdl
Latino me1IcQno

Ell paSado lunes efectu6 una
importantisima reunion ell CO.
mite or~ganizador del Carnival
~Latino-Americano, quedando a
cordado que les fiestas Sc cele-
bren en- ell mes de Mario.
Los planes fueron revelados
ante los siguientes invitados:
Ralph Pearson, Jefe de Publici
dad de Ia Camara de Concrete
de Tampa; Albert D'Arpa, Con
cajal del Ditsrito de West Tam
pa; Teniente A. c. Marston, del
Comite de Relsciones PGblicas
del Campamento MacDill; Capt
tan f. r. Smith, del Comite de
Relaciones Ptablicas de Drew
Field; Lesley Mann, Director
del U.S.O.; Angel de la Riva,
P~residente de la Seccion de Re-
creo del Centre Espahol; Hen
ry Gonzalez, Segundo Vice-Pre
sidente del Circulo Cubano; y
per la prensa latina, Rolando
Manteiga de "La Gaceta"; Al
berto Valdes Brito, de "lnfor-
maci6n"; " los sehores A. A.
Fernandez y Ruben Fabelo, de
Traducci6n-Prensa"
Cuatro dfas duraran las fies-
tas: uno, en- la base aerea de
MacDin; otro, en- la base Drew,
exclusivamlente para los Jove-
mes internados en- diohos cam
pamentos militares; ell tercero
en- ell Parque "Rey", de West
Tampa, para ell pubilco Ell ge-
neral, Y ell Gltimo ell bale de co
ronaci6n, en- el Auditorio NUM-
cipal.
Aspiran a reina las senoritas
Evelyn Fernandez, Norma Mar
tfnez, Lily Ficarrotta, y Delft
ma Diaz.
Solo Sc cobrara en- la Corona
ci6n y ell producto que Sc obten-
ga sera usado en- la siguiente
forma: la mitad a la Cruz RoJa
La gaceta., 1942-01-14

talaran su nido de amor en- esta
.ciudad.
Ell cronita les desea infinita
dicha.
he UiSita eR estd
Procedente de Key West Sc
~en2Wantra desda anoche en- esta
ciudad ell Sr. Francisco Herman
dez.
Ell Sr. Hernandez tiene ell pro
p6sito de pasar en- Tampa va
rios dias, los que dedicara a la
bdsqueda de un local para esta-
blecerse.
Bienvenido Y buena suerte.
La gaceta., 1942-01-14

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energy TO help build up more physi-
cal resistance and thus help calm
iittery nerves, lesser female func-
tionai distress and give you joyful
bubbling energy that is reflected
.hruout your whole being.
Over 1000. 600 women have re-
ported marvellous benefits from
Pinkham's Compound. Results
should dclighi youl Telephone your
druggist right now for a bottle.
WE'LL WORTH TRYING. .
La gaceta., 1942-01-14
Santos del dfd
Hilario.
Una fiestecitd

La Srta. Connie Greco feste-
j6 en- dias pasados en- su resi-
dencia, 2217 de la Sexta Aveni-
da, a las Srtas. Athena Helen
y Lula Panagis, de Tarpon
Springs, que pasaron Ell fin de
semana en- esta ciudad.
En- la Residential de la Srta.
Greco Sc raynieron varias ami
guitas y Sc improvisation Jue-
Cos de salon.
Sc encontraban presentes
Dorothy Louise Fisher, Rose
Celestine, Josefina Ohillura,
Anna Russo, PROVE Chillura,
Josefina Garcia, Nora Scaglio-
ne, Mary Reale, Marian Favata
Y Mary Ficarrotta.
Cen dulces y refrescos Sc obse-
qui6 a todas.
La gaceta., 1942-01-14

En- dias pasados contrajeron
m~atrimoio, en- la intimidad fla
miliar, la agraciada Srta. Ma
RE Baker y ell joven Alfonso D.
MARITIME.
La boda Sc verified en- la lgl'
STA Bautista de Fort Myers, er
la que ofici6 ell Rev. c. L.. Grid
er.
lei joven MARITIME es hijo dc
Carlos Martina, residente de-
25O4 de North Boulevard. Ella
es hija de la Sra. E. Baker, de
Fort Myers.
iFelicidades!
La gaceta., 1942-01-14
NOYAS SOClAlN
(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ,
Ec0s de una b6da
MeNdez-P dSetti

EcOs de W1so b6da
Mendez-P dSctti
Ante ell altar mayor de la igle
sia cat6lica Nuestra Sonora del
Perpetuo Socorro, Sc Juraron a.
NOR eterno la interesante Srta.
Mary Mendez y ell correcto jo-
ven DR.. Louis o. Passetti.
Ell temple lucia beilisimo, con
un adorno floral de gladiolas 70
sadas y palmas.
Mary vestia un precioSo ira
je nupcial, de sat6n blanco, con
una larga cola. Llevaba en- la ca
beza una corona de azahares y
en- las manos un ramo de came
las.
Apadrlnaron a la elegante pa
reja, la Srta. Elba Sanchez Y ell
Sr. Oscar G.. Fernando, siendo
las damas de honor las Srtas.
Gloria Vald6s y Yolanda Alva-
rez y de GLOVER Girl" la nina
Florencia Gonzlez. Como gala
mes, los j6venes Frank Ruilo-
va y ell DIR. j. ]. Costa.
DespuAs de la ceremonial Sc
les ofreci6 a los nuevos esposos
una reception en- la residencia
de los esposos Antonio Espino-
sa, hermano y cunada de la no.
via
Despues de I'm viaje de luna
de miel, los esposos Pasetti ms
La gaceta., 1942-01-14

BESIDE ell pasado lunes Sc en-
cuentra recluido en- su hogan
1914 de la 13 avenida ell jover
Oscar Rodriguez.
FL NAL que lie aqueja no es DE-
importancia, esperandose qut
dentro de breves dias este com
pletamente restablecido.
Lo atiende ell DR.. Juan Silve'
rio.
La gaceta., 1942-01-14
DOS AUTOMOBILES SIC CA
YERQN AL MAR

Key West, Enero l4-En me
nos de IL horas, dos autom6vi-
les cayeron al mar EN- la carre-
ters que une a Miami con esta
iSla, pero afortunadamente es :
caparon con vida los ch6feres y
los pasajeros. Sc atribuyen los
accijentes a que los cocheS pa
tinaron en- Ia carretera mojada
La gaceta., 1942-01-14

PERDIDA-De tres iiaves, en-
Ia Septima avtnids entire las ca
les Ia y 10. Sc gratificara al
rue las entregue en- esta redac-
ion, 1908 7th Ave.
La gaceta., 1942-01-14

por la lluvia. Dijeron llamarse
John C. HULK, de Coral Gables,
V Jose o. Kennedy, de X. West,
los ciudadanos que manejaban
los dos automobiles.
La gaceta., 1942-01-14

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moody, depressed-if y"ur nerves
are constantly on edge and you're
losing your boy friends to more
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stimulate gastric juices TO help digest
and assimilate more wholesome food
La gaceta., 1942-01-14

ReclUido
BESIDE la tarde de aver Sc ha-
LA recluido en- su hogaroel apre-
ciado joven Claudio Coruso.
I'm pronto Y total reStableci-
miento lie deseamos.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-30
Men In Service
MoY Use Absentee
Voting Ballots

Under > new absentee voting
Law enacted II the recent session
u the Legislature men il the
military service may request the
county registrar oF municipal reg
tstrar. Ia case Of 3 city election.
70 send hun 9 ticket 70 such .
point as he may Be located. such
request . Be made - days or less
before the date q said election
Receiving the ticket. II Is submit
ted % . commissioned officer for
inspection. then the Veter. after
making affidavit before said o.
heer on form enclosed wiln tick
ct. that be is . qualified sleetor.
marks the ballot. n secret. seals
Il and hands il e the officer Who
signs the statements prescribed
and msIh i IS directed b. tie
voter
TIE law does not apply 10 80
sentaes except those n sofne
branch q ule military service
whe NAY vote Il primaries with
Out he payment of poll *. e poll
tx exemption far men - ne
fighting forces having aIA0 been
granted b the Legislature.
TIE military vote. ha#eyer. 3
not likely - sweii fhe TIA. Is TIE
primaries very mach heeaase oar
boxs are scattered widely 1sef
TIE esrth and nj many Il them
III - thinking about .he FEkhl
q franchise
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-30
me UNITED STATES
or THE WORLD

Some two years ago the Brit
ish army had Refreshed u ue
sands Of Dunkirk By : super.
human effort remnants of the
army was saved al seemed
black. There wAs talk Of the
British government moving t.
Canada end much pcsssmtstic dis
calssion Of Ehe Maxi taking over
the British fleet America VA
totally unprepared for war ard
such isoiationists Sc Colonel Lind
berRh ans Wheeler were crying 10
all Tire world that America would
never be attacked By foreign ma
tons.
As America moves into the
summer 81 iDf1 much has chang
ed There was the fatefnl attack
on Pearl IiafboF. Shells fell on The
shores Of California American
niers lead BY valiant Jimmy Doe
little bombed Tokyo and the 81.
liant RAJ has carried the war into
the heart Of Germany. All in all
there Is . much more promising
outlook for the Allied nations
than two years ago And
America haa learned that America
Is not inaccessible.
The white sands Of q new world
afose from = moonlit SEA and
SO Columbus first set eyes on a
continent TO be known as Amer
ca And Columbus America has
always been more st less removed
from the rest Of the world. We
have hing considered ourselves
inaccessible. We developed q PEI
cullar philosophy Of ISOLATION We
took . certain satisfaction In our
lack of military precautions We
considered ourselves removed
from The bloody problems of Eu-
rope.
But thousands II shining bomb
ers have roared down the run
ways Of foreign airporis. And
bombefs have proved e the world
that ell countries are vulnerable.
The age Of aiFpoweF has risen.
And from the muddy shores u
Murmansk 20 the hot sands of
Libya from New York 70 Ber-
lin-the world must be defended.
Never again can We SIT back
and regard America As Safe
Along with the Poles, Jews.
Czechs. Dutch. Greeks and the
Chinese we are ali part of
humanity Henceforth We must
abandon cur ideas of isolation and
know ourselves As q vital part Of
the world and its problems. Their
heaftaches must be ours and their
futures forever welded with cur
future No longer the United
States Of America we nov become
the United States Of the world.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-30

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-30

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-30

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-30

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-30

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ships ard essy ntEnC2nh4Ee al Col,
- vita fcFeh8d4nN.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-30

CHAPTER ~
~MsnfsesIa. Ahnyi~ Arnln tha
girls voice echoed eerflx ever ne
Ellenf river.
-Ahog eazae = fhiHl nn3wsftn6
hail BE 2abnFe II 3 M.nnta
II waa npt one. bot many miHNtNs
before ; battered and unpatnfea
rowhonA druw 80 ainnaaido ~ tha
sara . SQUAT thtxk bodied maa NtkA
= prnrnnfhoua faw, utfa and bashY
btaek hfcma that grew into q single
lima. Has evna wera keen and alert
and openly studied the Eeerui1
$50 ga ~ "a aan - least,
Miss 6ennThz"
aHeM.n aha girl said hFlxhiy. rnng
he's not frcm Leonaedtowu-he'a
from one q th0se Ell heats.
I'll ali afr khs Rirl eniled and
dropped into ths sterns there - 81
staring ahead. her efea BIGGER and
as=ra anmbre than eyer
n vas whaa the deepiy Iadrh
rvwboat waa perhaps halt wat cat
% The neafesg e the ahipa thst Den.
ald Colby recnieed his ar0t shock.
He was. wiEh deep interest study.
fnk the Web of FuNted e4bles sscur.
fnr tbs N~ealsasiie e the ahpre
when. high overhead, sounded three
sharp noiaam. Wuyf Wapf Wnp'
followed b 3 throat tearing cry.
So redoisnt Of agony ard martnl
fear wAs { that OolbF felf The hairs
ca TIE back q hia neck LIT - they
had that time when : trio u Para
Knnyan mssttses had casna le4nAng
into his quarters posing hloodine
bavonetn and very anxipua . MI
for the greater giory q = Re-
pabllea.
A. tkouxh paraiynsA. thu aara-
man paused ID mid stroke and IN
tie ensuing bFe4thIeea aiience water
dripping from hfa oar bIadea made
5 ~pattsFing s0und-loud cut e al
pfDnnrffon-
~Whsa-whss was thatf" b.
sThres nhots generally mean that
semnbodys gnktlnR hurt" Colby
observed with maeabFe calm.
AOh. OH the RIrfsa bright lipa
writhad, 4 hand hkahed W 70 her
heart and she started violently.
Hurry. DuftonI for Gods sake
hurry Maybe ne-where vas
Father when you came Awayfs
The oArsman made no reply, emily
dug his stout ash blades deep into
tbs steAming surface while Colby,
anatching mp N extra pair 81 cara.
quickly added his powerful strokes
e make TIE little boat fairly ~
through the sllvexy fog.
~Wkers waa FathsFf% the girl
once mere aHxiously demanded
ADunno-T was IL my cabin.
Everything VS. quiet
With magic s~uadeuneea q tower
Ing wall 81 steel loomed Just ahead
Of tbs FoNhozta prev.
HHaekf Back hard4H screamed
the girl and the two rowers were
onlg barely able % prevent . crash
lne impact e0h. Dutton. where's
ne lsAderf Quieki We must
hurry
-Ahovis A voiee hailed exest-
ely from the mist above. Hurry
npi Something's happened-hear
them ahoEafs
Yesi Which vsy i he IadasFFn
Colbx called