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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-10
Two More
Ships Sunk
Announced Loss of
American and Polish
Vessels Raises Total
to 461 Ships Sunk.
UBy The Associated Press)

tBy The Associated Press)
The torprdOinG of two more
ShipS--an American merchant
man and Polish cargo car
ricr. boih attacked off the
south American coaSt---as re-
ported by the Navy today
brought tn I6I the Associated
Press count of announced west
crn Atlantic s;nkings since
Americas entry into the war.
rh" captains of both ships we're
taken prisoners aboard the raiders.
The Navy disclosed. boost ting TO nine
tie number If merchant ship com
mandcrS reported held by axis subs
following destruction of their craft.
Both the skipper and chief engi-
nCcr of the American ship we're
taken prisoner. ans another man
was missing. but 80 others abandon
ed their vessel in a single lifeboat
and landed on the west coast of
Africa. making their way to Cape
town whence they sailed for the
United States
Survivors from the Polish vessel
old how thCi" captain vas ordered
board The t'-huat. searched for
papers and then ordered below ms
the sub moved away. Three crew.
men persisted in the encounter but
~ others l"rdoc aucl, on y West
i'ii'su '.ttru
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-10

Pointing out that the penetration
coz occupation u any part of NADIA
Sascdr 10y the AXIS powers would
constitute "a definite and serious dali
-rr to the United Nations. the al
nruncCmcnt added:
"FH" :ull military occupation Ui
the island bv British forces vii.
therefore not only contribute To- the
successful conduct ui the war against
The axis forces but will DC in In,
interest Of the United Nations"
Madagascar. big island off the
coast of Africa. j. French posses
sion. The British come weeks ago
took over the port of Diego. SlIarcz
in the northern rrrt OF the island.
The announcement explained that
developments ~ Madagascar Sub$r.
quCnt ln tn" British occupation al
Diego SuarCZ have not resulted in
adequate safeguards against Az.
penetration in other parts of the is
land"
German hroadcastS quoted dis
patches from NiChy today saying thai
strong British forces attacked SCv-
cral hmD urs on Madagascar this
morning after landing attempt ny
General &c GaullC'S French forces
failed two days ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-10
LUMBERTON MILL
STRIKE Is ENDED

Lumbcrio". Sept. 1O-(AP)-Thc
Jennings cotton mill in North Lum-
bcrtOn. closed since lat Thursday
by q strike. resumed business rs
usual" today. - all workers re-
turned io their posts
r'i, management anuudnCed two
days aRu % would open the doors at
Il a. ~. H''u = spokesman im tho
.irtkCrS SHfd ,nUId r"fuit 20
.bgr '0ns
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-10
Cold Winter
In Prospect
Babson Urges Read
ers to Buy w arm
Clothing Now to Avoid
ohortage Later.
BY ROGER W. BiBSON.
copyright 1912. Publishers
Financial Jyurcau Inc


n'oS"n Park. Mass. Sept 10
n"ne h"cn rcprimandcd 10y Wash
S,s,oh Tor the last odvicc which I
~ you readers TO buy now Ger
'aln things. Al the risk OF further
n,eo!,uihsS. let me talk about now pre-
pairing for winter,
Buy More Winter Clothing.
vonn. study of department store nd
duSing indicates that people still
w!IInd the same kind at light
wsh' clothing which thcy have
in during the past ten years.
tc.mI,klhg girls, especially. fail t.
nc inv The tremendous changes TAX
place in the world today which
.a"Il change our mode Of dressing.
hing, and living in general. We
n". 'hc greatest war at history on
oUT backs.
"'' take clothing as an example.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-10
CHINESE LOSSES
AT SIX MILLIONS

London. Sept. To- AP)--China
has los; about G.OOO.OUu IN killed ana
wounded against .fapdn's 2.50OO0n in
five year u>war. Or George Ych.
London director of the Chinese in
formation ministry. estimated today
He put, Chinese army strength
now AT roughly l3.nO0.OnO men. but
said that 90 Dcr cent bigger harvest
than in ioll had avcrtcd any food
problem.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-10
WILLIAMS IN LEAD
IN PALMETTO STATE

Columbia. s G.. Sept l0.--tNP).--
;;ansomc !. Williams went into the
load today over his opponent. state
senator George * Lancv. in their
pho,o nnIsh race for licrtcnan, GOV
crrr,. on o.. NHS's Of 30" i"''lr'h
..'..t .'tHI.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-10
Madagascar
To Be Taken
Great Britain Decides
to Undertake Further
Military Operations
on Island.

Washington. Sept. l0.-CAP)-
The state department announc-
I'd today that Great Britain. with
the full approval uf the United
states. had decided To undertake
further military operations i'm
the Madagascar area.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-10


\ special rubber committee set
up by President Roosevelt pro-
posed today nationwide ration
ing Of gasoline and drastic re-
Stricti0nS on civilian operation
Uf automobiles.
The committee submitted II, re
port L. the Chief Executive with a
blum; declaration that there was ~
mlddi" course IN solving the nations
rubber problem. that il was dis.
'"a."N az defeat" In addition Ia
Washington. Sept. lO.-(APJ-
President Roosevelt said today
he would put into effect "LS
rapidly aS arrangements can be
made" set of recommendations
from his special rubber COM
mittrc which included nation
wide gasoline ratiOning and
drastic restrictions on civilian
motoring.
lie praised the committees
Lr-rcaChinG reports A. excel
i,nl. and said the government
owed debt of gratitude 10 the
committee members. lie trans
mittcd copies To Congress for its
information.
recommending an expansion of the
present svnthvtIC rubber production
program from an annual total nov.
ODD. ,u5Upn toms Ia contemplated
figure of ..lO0.OOO tons. the COM
m.'l,, proposed these additional
4 ....
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-10
Arnall Leads
In Georgia
Defeat Of Talmadge's
Bid for Fourth Term
Apparent on Basis of
Incomplete Returns.

htiania. Sept. l0.-tAP-Ap-
parcnily beaten back i'm his I'M
prcccdcntcd bid for fourth
term Is governor of Georgia.
Eugene Talmadge today traiIcd
lar behind youthful Attorney
General Ellis ArnalI in nearly
complete reports from ycStcr-
days Democratic primary.
MiG-n'rung fluctuations oi mui-
hcH. returns showed the 35-yCar old
cna.ir"gur the apparent final wInncl
- counties having 22i county
unit. q" oyer the majority needed
ior n" nomination that is the equiv
a!eni a, election in Democratic GC0r-
gia
AZ '.. '::1c the 57-ycar cid. three
Term cine: executive counted Il,
complete IN his column only 3.
coIn'Ic, with 70 units. InCOmplCtCly
reported counties in which ArnaIj
led gave him a tentative total of 253
ohi'- while TalmadGc was ahead l.
enough 20 give him 157 il there are
m switches.
The overall popular vote. which
mas no bearing ON the result. was
Ioi,"3l for Arnall and 1881 i"1
IdlnHu"C ~ The latest tall
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-10
Special Rubber Com
mittee Submits Drastic
Restrictions on Civil
ian Use of Automo-
biles; President APP
proves Proposals.

Washington. Sept. l0.-(AP)-
\ special rubber committee set
up by President Roosevelt pro-
posed today nationwide ration
ing of gasoline and drastic re-
StrictionS ON civilian operation
Of automobiles
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-10

The committee submitted IT, re-
p"i /" the Chief Executive with u
blunt declaration that there was H.,
mlddi" course IN solving the nations
rubber problem. that il was dis
g'"."N an defeat" In addition To
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-24
New Station kODK.
 Proves Popular

KODK, new local radio station situated at Fort Greedy, has al- ready proved its popularity with listeners at the base and in town in the first few weeks of it's oper- ation.
 Programs include Contractors Nights, Soldier Nights, Quiz Night, and Barn Dance Night. All organizations wanting to are given an opportunity to put on original programs.
 News from the States is car ried from l to 1 80 and s to 8: 80 p. m. daily, in addition to news headlines when news warrants it. There IS also Monday-Saturday sportcast at 645 each evening.
 It is planned to extend opera ton of the station soon to II p m, and to pick up and rebroad- cast popular bands from the States.
 KoDK is under the general supervision of a board composed of It. Col, G. villaret, IT,, chair man, Capt. William H. Adams. It. Max W. Foresman, It. George L. Hall, It. Roy D.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-24
Law Will Control
 Special Groups

Washington (P)-Far-reach- ing legislation to compel special interest" groups to submit ac- eo,ptings of their funds, and to limit profits on defense work IS being prepared to meet the House Naval committees blunt critl- eism of practices it declared are current
 Chairman Vinson said he xould introduce immediately a bill to require "big Chambers of of Commerce, labor unions and all special interest groups" to re- nOrt to a federal agency their as. sets, liabilities, contributions and expenditures.
 Well-iufermed Congressional quarters said such a program was discussed by the President and eouferees for labor legislation two months ago.
 At the same time Vinson said he was working on a second bill designed to prevent excessive uneonscionable profits" that the committee declared some corpo- ahOns made under naval con- tracts.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-24

Craft, It. Eugene E Kent, En- sign J. E Hatch and Ivan Swish CT The announcing staff includes Corrs. Francis Bemenic and Bill Gulliford, Privates John Allott and Buster Hill. Kennedy also serves as technician.
 The station broadcasts on approximately 1900 kilocycles.
 Patients admitted during the past week are Philip Chokwak, Laurence Northrup, Aris Lohz, Teddy Christofferson and Charles Madden.
 Patients dismissed are: Mrs. William Miller. Edwin Spare, Lewis Clark, Elsie Lahtonen, Mrs. Orval Nye and Charles Madden.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-24

Mrs. Brownell, secretary of the Evacuation Committee, is avail able at the Jack Benson residence tor services in connection with anyone having difficulties in con- nestlOn with evacuation plans. Any questions about home nun Oers, procedure and other mat sers may be taken up with her.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-24
PatreI Assignment

The following are next weeks shipments for patrol duty of the Civil Defense Corps.
 Monday, January 26
 F.A. Henton, Nelson Cham bes, A. Hicks, J. Malutin, W. E Jahnson, G. Palmer.
 Tuesday
 J. Lynam, c. Marshall, K. Metgar, J. Detloff, A. Lian, M. Coon
 Wednesday
 N. Lohr, E. Holihan, H. Mont fose, E. Nieman, V. Norton, R. L Clifton
 Thursday
 E Olsen. c. Hatfield, W. Poole C. Strong, L. Panamaroff, B. T. Coleman.
 Friday
 E H. Pope, J. Blinn, A. hid- de, K. Confer, P. Rowan, J. Hetman.
 Saturday
 c. Selig, A. Vogan, L. Savoy, :, Skinner, W. P. Smith, s. Beb- ieA.
 Sunday C, Stai, J. Morrison, R. Tro- toehau, W, White, W. Wyncoop, IS. Nelson.
 Mrs. Brownell, secretary of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

ON and after this date ] Nil not be re-
sEoag.nie Tor any Debts unless Gun.
tarcted b. myself. Signed Ernest Gid
fen Dr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
BENJAMIN'S

1892 LIvERNOIs. ] BL N. FENRELL
Open Every Evening
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Set0ing Machines

Al SEWING machines. vacuum washer
repairing. 81. Free estimates. Buy. sell.
Central Service. LenoS Su3O.
EXPERT repairs. all models sewtng ma
chimes, GUAR. work estimates. ca. 3lS3.
Good White or Singer. used machines.
perfect running condition. for only SIS. 30.
Used portable electriCs So so and UP.
We Repair All Makes
Call RA. O35s for Free Estimates
White sewing Machine Co 1850 Library
SINGERS. Whites. serviced others 81 90
la homes. Free estimates. Nine~cOd
1890
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Furniture Household Goods Furniture Household Goods Wanted
Wanted Miscellaneous

BEST PRICES pald-Used refrigerators
sewing machines stoves. vacuum clean
crs, wzfhers. radios. Tyler ft273
USED refrigerator. washer. vacuum. sew
Ing machines wanted 3! Highest prices.
LcnDN $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

a FREE upholstered chair with 2-pc. uph.
Job. Northwest Uph Co, TY $3.50.
2-PC. SUITE rebuilt and repaired for
$25. EVEREST Uph. Co, TY. $3.50.
a 2-PC. suite. reuphOlstered for So
Fidelity Upholstercrs. Call OR 07s1
BELCREST UPHOLsTERI$G = Custom
buit suites. restyling, repairing. 5j52
fireman. Tyler 422i3
CALL BERKs for quality upholsterinF
4Q3A " CHICAGO HO 2ug6
LET FAMOUS restyle and rebuild your
living room suite. Cau TO. S-3T00.
ape, S35; TAPESTRY -FRIZETTE
VIZ. 1870 BAZEEL 1920 FESKELL
2-Pc., s35; CUSTOM WORKMANSHIP
Kroehier. i4435 schoolcran VIZ. 7-304O
READ Times Want -AAs 70. proht-use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

HlGEA HERNIA AID RECTAL CLINIC
Successful Treatment IS you work
1910 WOODWARD TR. l-445O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

2-Pc. ovestruffed Living Room Suite: S3s
1865 Gratiot Al Baldwin
2, AND f-ROOM CUNTS, SO and up
1855 Gratiot az BALDWIN
5.Pc. Porcelain Breakfast Set. S2f
1855 Gratiot. at Baldwin
IPc Dining Room suite. used sac
1865 Grati0t AT Baldwin
3-Pc Matched Bedroom suite. S3s
1905 Gratiot at Baldwin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Wards SPECIAL
MAlM III II.NL nIrT Fit

Ee1u' fu o.. HsirE ruum suite. 9xl2 rug.
= auI 81 crd tables. 0cc. table. throw
rug a-pC. redr1om suite. gorgeous modern
design $50 TUG. 3-pc. lamV set. J pillows.
heavy duty mattress con spring s-pc din
INK room suite. HXi2 rug. mXfof, picture.
ape. salad bowl b-pC dlnlttC. $40 HDJ.
lcum. s-pc cabinet set. 2lfg complete.
terms WARD Furniture, T43i Harper
Sot adiuatud with Montgomery Ward.
3 ROOMS FI RNIrURE COMPLETE. $50
All cru ape living room suite. ocr8
chair tah'c rnI table lamps. gNl2 rue
Bedroom suite complete. fuE lamps 5-pc
breakfast SUITE Alvin Furr Sure. sfIi ~
Vernon Da4f evenings - e6ctpt Tues
tlt and "Wednesday.
[-PA CriNUWf. LIKE hreahfset set.
sturdy leather upaolstered rnaifs, hurry
SO CfaNn 2I0U Grauot 4737 Michigan
READ Times want As Tor prodt-us,
4 them fog results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Where To Dine

ICATHLEE's ARBEC u r. go Delicious
chicken. spareubs beverages. 5o3s ST
Antoine. between Warren Theodore
HEAD lines Want Ads for proat--usc
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
War Sub-(Onfracts
AND
DEFENSE AIDS

AVAILABLE for defense work.
Is internal and external grind
ers for production and precision
work. Hold to any limits.
Phone TIE. 1910.
LATHE WORK wanted for a ncV iO-inch
lathe Al work guaranteed. Prospect
1913
LATHE work wanted fpr tWu "a and
one To- lathe Also drin press work.
Atlantic 7i7d
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
ings In the biz Sunday Times Want Al
Scctioni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

A BEAUTIFUL ruE and upholstered mrpi-
tu!e cleaning guaranteed. insured sxl2.
50 30 cash and carry. 81 ~. Ne C.ean
tackled down csrpeung Garfield Rug and
Furniture Cleaners, 5i35 fireman. TY.
A-lsOQ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Dancing Instructions

FORMER s. COURSE 20 lessons. 81 So.
! Aragon. 1855 Woodward. TE 2-g363.
SPECIAL DANCE course s. 80 TfAnon
| School 37fT Woodward TE. 2-9s00
SUMNER special dance course, 81 90. Guar
anteed complete private course now 81.
TREE STUDIOS 4iUs WOODW ARD
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate 1851
ings In the big sunday Times Want Al
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Moving, Storage, Carriage
Minuteman Transfer Co.

mlnutemdn transfer 20.
Expressing moving, baggage open nights
CADILLAC T7Z0 2520 ST ANTOINE
PACIFIC sTORAGE-St room. trucking
81 %. Before moving storage. LeuuX
- ROBERT PALMER MOVING
and carriage furniture pianos refrigera-
tors. 33i7 Harper Plaza l04O,
STORAGE. moving shipping Robinson q
Storage Temple i-477s.
STOSACE--Locai long distance LiyeTnOls
MOVING si7i Livernois Hog4rth 6osJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

CHARACTER Psychic Reader, gives Truth
tat ard Reliable advice on all affairs Of
hfe Let Mrs. Kay help solve your prob
lcng. Special Readings, soc. -lO-s, Sundays.
Prone Royal Oak 7s24-J 2gs East Nine
Ane road, one block east OF Woodward.
Fcrndale
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Wonted Miscellaneous

|, FURNITURE buyer wants good furni.
ture az once Tyler 6-g223
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

BAsEBUREERs- CirculAtors, combinations
and gas stoves rebuilt Ike new s. up.
9639 Grand River, between LiyernOis and
West Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
BRIGHTEN UP YOUR HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE
Femal1 Help Wanted

BARMAID-wAiTREss for, beer garden
steady position; excellent salary. 1901
Miohigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

4 BORN PSYCHIC and SPIRITUAL
HEALER-J0hn kellogE. 40i clifford
ST. Corner Times square. tL1trance N
HAT Sbop.l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
MATTRESSES
Grand Rvr At Greenfield
YOUNG WOMEN

% NH " VNIIIN
3se PER HOUR
age "a 20 - hirh school graduates o.
equivalent for our telephone operators
training school. Instructions free no eN-
perience necessary but typisis required
starting salary upon graduating SIC PEI
hour. Apply Room 2iO, Traffic Dept
Western Union Telegraph Co.
CONGRESS AND SHELBY SITS.
COLORED-Giri general houseworS r.
4234
CONSULT The enlarged Real Estate list
ings In the biz Sunday Times Want A.
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

ELEC RANGE Westinghouse 1870. real
bargain, $50. Superior, 1929 Cd River
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings Ia the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

GIFTED READER ana A6t User. AL
affair; special reading, soc. Mrs. How
arf. 1919 daily. 5urfay.s ~ 80 John r. al
Nine-Mue road over JosA drug store
Hazel Park Lincoln 2-4s22
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

Gas ranges crates, marred all makes,
bargain. Superior f5Jzs t4-rrrts f4r---fr
TAPPAN gas range S3g, IKE new. divided
ton. Midway, S2gs Woodward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04

me sternly. 10 YOU think that Is any way 10 talk
10 a big boy Ike me? Don't you think should
rebel?
From all I can learn the thing that most tries
StcnOgrapherS' souls is when just a minute before
) O'Clock the boss says:
Take a couple Of letters. They very Inn
portant and must be mailed tonight
In the interest of keeping his stenographer
happy a very difficult task every boss should
learn how 10 run a typewriter. Then he could
write those o'clock letters himself.
GROUNDS for divorce in Hollywood arc get
VI ting fancler. Or at any rate the film colony
cutics are making them sound fancier.
'My husband has an Oedpus complex" is what
a IiollywoOdian seeking a divorce recently told
the Judge
She meant Of course that her husband loved
his mother more than he did his wife Who was
~ said: Never marry mama boy
Helen Shaw Of jamestown ~ Y, enters fol-
lowing IN the Poll poem contest;
Doaiug had a goa named Poa
Whose coires and coils bogs heads roudd tom
her roicc ras stceet ike songs Of boids.
o, goR Of goiis' on Poll Of poiis'
KAY MEDFORD. IIollywoodan Discussing her
IN early struggles. Miss Medford says she
lived the sixth floor OF a New York
walk-up apartment.
a thing like that can make life very difficult.
once lived the fifth floor Of a Manhattan
walk-up apartment. and IT certainly was tough
walking up those flights IN the summer after
hard day work.
'TNfOSE who saw that Jap submarine that
Il tossed few shells near Santa Barbara. Cal,
say u was about $50 feet long That's a lot Of
submarine. The regulation city block Is about 200
feet long.
One-,INth OF the married women in the United
States never bear children But there Is no reason
10 be too peSsimlstc about this as the married
women who do bear children accounted for about
100000 births in 1871.
Have you noticed how few male children arc
now being Saddled with the Junior tag, as in
John Smith Jr.?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04

DUT as the dentist was taking down the
- cryptic figures of the safes combination an
! alert guard saw him. WAN .N
" "Ah-hah." he ah-hah'd ian accomplish"
And the dentist was promptly hoosegowed
also.
Everything turned out happily few hours
later when friendly gal reporter Strengthened
things out, and the leader is smiling again
CPECIAL paragraph for the iSolationiStS; Why
- didn't the ocean protect Santa Barbara from
those enemy shells?
The shells that exploded in California should
explode the ostrich bunk forever.
Those people now know that the oceans pro-
tect only the countries that control them.
Wonder if the appeasement- as-usual set IN
Washington knows that viliying the President
during war time is treason?
How come Fritz kuhns citizenship hasn
been Cancelled yet? Congressman Leland Ford
is doing all he can, but the Immigration Dept
is doing what about that?
When Hitler declared war on the L. She
gave as his big excuse-the alleged fact that he
found out America had plans to invade Ger
many"
A few weeks belore-a secret war document
was published stating that I'VE intended 10 IN
wade the Reich
That scoop first ran in Chicago paper
MILTON Berries new flicker Gentleman at
vi Heart contains al least two Sounds IN
the Night
"Why don't you 60 diet and stop eating
heart out - ana DID she get tilat MINK coat
To keep her warm or quiet .?
Please send royalty check not 10 any Con-
science Fund-but to The Navy Relief Society,
3rd Naval District.
lust FOR-TIIE- RECORD DEPT: The idea Of
fighting for Army Relief was Joe Louis and
Mike Jacobs. From here Jan. i:
.Joe- told the eelyHm besides fighting for
nothing again for the Army he'd like To fight
gratis for the ESQ and then take Conn for
million gate TO be donated 10 the Army. Navy
and Marines"
Attn ticket sellers for the Navy Show
March 10 at Madison Square Garden: The fol-
lowing Hollywood stars have been offered 10 US
as definite okays: Merle Oberon. Ty Power,
Loretta Young. Fred Allen. Connie Bennett, John
Carrdne Reginald Gardiner, Bette Davis, Ray
-Boger Madeleine Carroll Walter Pidgeon, Irene
Dunno. Edw G.. Robinson Joel McCrea, Dick
Powell Spencer Tracy and Myrna 10y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04

! sher made this statement before several OF his
taft recently. An editor said:
"Winchelrs on volunteer active duty-what
becomes of his column ."
"When his column stops" beloved the boss
two others will 20 out of business 10 minutes
tter."
ME attack on Pearl Harbor had lis sidelight
! in New York.
Take the case Of prominent orchestra
Raders counterfeit teeth.
Besides his good musical crew he has become
fnowned for his infectious smile which features
million dollar display OF attractive crockcry
He has even endorsed this and that tooth
|aste as deserving credit for his Aashy choppers.
Well. they are, as his intmatcS know rs
|hony a Japs oath, and a few days before
December he came 10 town 10 have them
Furnished before starting on another long tour
one-nighters.
lis dentist sent them out 10 n laboratory for
the work, and the toothless orchestra leader
fd in his hotel In the interim.
The lab was run by Jap. and on the ayem
December the Omen grabbed him
benny agent and parked him over at Ellis Island.
When the dentist called for our heroS fake
binders he was Mortified TO hear the news, and
be leader blew fuse.
The doc was reSourceful fellow however
While the miserable maestro fumed m his
! unable even to admit the maid tlcSt his
fcret be aired), he pulled some wires and got
Pmsef admitted TO Ellis Island.
There the Jap gave him the combination 10
Is office safe, where the molars were parked.