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ton bar.
the saxes to the strings, even into
the bands depths for . mid
number consultation with the
drums. Very informal. you see.
Perhaps more graphically the sax
section may be cited In this con-
nection. A few nights ago the band
was playing something happy like,
who wouldn't Love You when the
fiddles broke into . very bouncy,
kittenish variation on the theme.
What did the saxes do but to . man
and In perfect rhythm arise, make
one complete hopping turn and sit
down again. without cracking .
smile, completely unassuming rs II
it were the most natural thing In
the world for sax sections to be
doing.
It's fun to have fun. after all.
Lucius Beebe. 1t. Comdr. Winchell
and other saints Of the never never
land Of after dark would probably
have been appalled,. Even the un-
professional night club patron must
have received more than 4 tremor
Of surprise the other night when
he slid down the bannister and into
the Restaurant $40 where the strains
Of Beethoven's Moonlight" Sonata
gently filled the atmosphere for .
brief while. Respondbls Of course
was Gustave Heint1e ut the piano.
with Violinist June NARROW chipping
In on part Of the first movement.
Quite so-the recital included two
movements OF the work.
Really very nice.
In spare moments when they are
not hailed to table to play the
patron q ditty. Alice and Phil are
known as the "Aristocrats Of Mel
ody." Having worked together at
violin and piano for five years, their
professional past has included con-
cert-stage appearances. Phil has
studied at the Moscow Conservatory
Of Music. Previous club engage
ments includes the Samovar in Mon
treal, Bouche villa Venice In Miami
Beach and Babette's in Atlantic
City-an exotic-sounding tour.
One Of these days We are going
to stumble into the 400 Of Jules
James and threateningly demand
the surnames Of these performers
be revealed.
Beginning tomorrow q minor
change In policy will be inaugurated
at the Madrillon. The so-called and
popular cocktail hour expands from
the hour Of 4 pm. to 7 pm, which
means that customers will have that
Evening star., 1942-08-04

BARBARA BLAME.
Dancer. classic style, now
included In the floor shoU on
the Shoreham Terrace.
much more opportunity to grow ex-
pansive under the influence OF the
Hurtado Trio and Songstress Marta
Navedo.
Over the week end Bandleader
Jack Cof1ey took time out from his
chores at Uline's Night Club Arena
to make . radio appearance to en-
courage War bond sales. Toward
the close of the program Mr.. Coffey
had an inspired and wholly spon-
taneous thought. He dove into his
pocket and peeled on enough green
folding stun to buy . respectable
sized series e number himself.
A bouquet for him.
A huge potted geranium for the
press agent who would have told the
world about it in terms of You
may ration coffee. but not the zeal
Of Coney." or Jack Coffey, the city's
outstanding Bondleader."
This, Mr.. p. A., We will never do.
And get that owlish smile of your
face!
Now appearing in the near vicin-
ity of the Carlton Bar is Helen
Myers. violinist. pianist. Miss Myers
has played here before to the pleas
ure of Carlton patrons sadly con-
templating the closed Cosmos Room
around the corridor. Cosmos, now
that We and the management think
Of it, Is due to open about the
middle Of next month. And . soft
breeze from the other side Of Rock
Creek Park seems to whisper the
Metronome Room will do the same
thing q month from that time.
+
Starting the week Of August IA
Ralph Hawkins and his Crossroads
band appear Is part Of the stage
attraction Of the Earle Theater
Songstress Carol James win be
among those missing during that
interim. Mr.. Hawkins and swing
sters viii shuttle between the thea
ter and their original Bladensburg
love, the Crossroads, where they will
continue to play nightly.
4
In his time Mr.. Adrian Rollini,
whose trio currently is q feature Of
the "sophisticated. intimate" Du-
bonnet Room of the Lee Sheraton,
has not only directed q twing band
In which he tootled bass sax. he has
also managed q room" Of his own.
This was known aS Adrian's Tap
Room and frequently populated by
(see NIGHT CLUBS, Page B-lS0
Evening star., 1942-08-04
HELP MEN = WoMEN.

hELP MEN 3 WOMEN.
COUPLE, man with D. c. permit: vie a.
cook and orderly. for small rest home;
also matd-waitress with knowledse Of cook
Ing: AL must b neat. sober and Wiling
workers.. references OF experience tn sani-
tartums and HOSPITALS health certificates
necessary: salaries, man. S76; wife, S6k:
maid $50 per mo-, with room and beard.
Eor Apnolntment phone 1mefson 0730.
COUPLE. chauffeur -butlsr, cook. house
Is Hila 81, .a,aasdsssd nsst sso a'' ha'' seed
COUPLE middls-Aeed. With man employed,
to guard and live over Temporarily vacant
kennels. on 16-Acre site lie. WashanGton;
nominal rent; must b active church at
tendAnts. Orthodox EvanBolical faith. keep
ing LORDS day auiet no smoking or drunk
ing: refs. from minister: must know and
love pets and doTs and receive sstray AMI
mAls overntgnt II neceesary: vegetaraAns
much preferred; Adventists may also ap-
ply: cottsse on place for fent about Sent.
1st; similar conditions apply. Box S76-A
Star.
GHOST WRITER. experienced script writer
or per4Qn with proven literary ability.
1116 10Th 81 nv. Bob Barton.
PRK9s1RS, man. for voolens, woman for
silks. Apply Rudolph Dry Cleaners. 4722
RENT OF I ROOM. kitchen and 18th g
exchange Tor services Of white resident
manaser and white janitor in 11-untt apt.
D1. 774O, Kelley d Branner
Evening star., 1942-08-04
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

bay. 96 so9na isss VpH &. ma. e:ss asas. 5000
TNHHoNE swTTCHnoARD PBx). In
struction course, only Sic. 90: age no han
dicap; 227 Bond Blds.. 14th and n, r.
(CoLORXD)-P secured in stenog-
raphy and tyrewritinE card punching Of
Sn Soiissn ioos. 1909 view Jersey a''' NV A1ss90-
SPANISH. Portusuese. German; modern
method: S7.EG month: twice weekly, day
and eyen1ng classes. 1900 h st. nv.
CIVIL s1RvIcI ceuI.es. ~ editienA 1any
MABELLE HONOUR,
Best Beauty instruction.
FREE CATALOGUE. GRADUATES rAACxD.
1870 N. Y. Ave. est. "a Yrs.) Nh. TITS.
Short, intensive courses In short
hand, typewriting, calculating
and card-punch machines.
Positions Assured.
WOOD COLLEGE,
ITO 14th st. NV. NE. 5051.
Evening star., 1942-08-04

GASOLINE STATION ATTEND-
ANT AND GREASE BOY,
Come ready to work: good salary. per-
mAnent position. MAndell Chevrolet Co.
Inc 1234 Good Hone I'd Sc
Evening star., 1942-08-04

Beginning tomorrow q minor
change in policy will be inaugurated
at the Madrillon. The so-called and
popular cocktail hour expands from
the hour Of 4 pm. to pm, which
means that customers will have that
Evening star., 1942-08-04
COLORED ME-

For general restaurant work, over 1s. Ap-
ply 10-l1, 3-5 pm. Tally-Ho Restaurant,
612 18th st. NV. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1942-08-04

dnl3 for 3 months SpecjAli1ed omef,
fency training; .AdvAntaeeouA Ia var tins
9alAry and mainteneno0. Casualty Hos.
patAl.
Evening star., 1942-08-04
OPPORTUNITY FOR

Alert, intelligent man under 80, draft
exempt. to qualify for route driver; $50
per week to start Drivers license neceS-
sary. State all particulars in letter to
Evening star., 1942-08-04

&H0VOHA10~1HO keS4S0 xSAeS4ASk$5CX
To take charge Of used-car lot; must b
capable Of buying and selling; good oppor-
tunity. See Mr WAsserman, AIS Motors,
1924 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15
ARMADA REPORTED
NIGHT ATTACK

Meantime, there were uncon
firmed reports from Australia thai
a big Japanese armada-said Il
include seven battleships, four car
riers and an unknown number oil
heading toward the
south Pacific. If that report j,
true, an about attempt TO retake
Guadalcanal can be expected. with
a sea and air battle of major
proportions in the making.
While the marines hold the
Guadalcanal airport, American
forces can;
keep a close check on
Japanese movements throughout
the Solomons.
Pound japanese bases to
the north with bombs and
machine gun bullets.
3-Make ii safer through air
control for naval task forces to
operate against Japanese naval
task forces.
Assist land troops in oper-
atoms by bombing and strafing
enemy troops concentrations, in
stallations and supply dumps.
5-Deliver heavy attacks on
japanese naval units.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15

WASHINGTON, Oct. Is GNS),
- Argentina, it was learned on
reliable authority today. has for
mally notified the United States
that il has no intention of severing
diplomatic relations with the AXIS
in the near future.
This notice was conveyed 70
Acting Secretary of State Sumner
WelleS by Argentine Ambassador
Don Felipe Espil. who recently
returned from BuenoS Aires.
The Argentine envoy is under
stood TO have told Welles he was
authorized by President Ramon S.
Castillo to state that there is no
immediate prospect of a break
with the Axis because the Argen-
tine people, generally, are opposed
to such a step.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15
FRIDAY ONLY SUPER-SALES
MEMS 0VERALlS

Blue denim of durable quail
ity. Strong seams. Sizes
80 to 38. CT 9T
Basement ......,.. @tsVE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15
How u. s.
Will Buy
Your Tires
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Continued from Page One)
certify that they have no more
than five tires I'm their posses
sion for each such car. In the
East, where gasoline ration cou-
pOns have been issued already,
the certification will be neces-
sary for continued use OF the
books.
classification of the tire state
ment Is punishable by a fine OF
up to $4,000 and a maximum
prison term Of 10 years."
Railway Express agencie S
throughout the country have been
designated as receiving stations
for surplus tires, the Office of
War Information announced.
Most of these $4,000 agencies
have inaugurated pickup services
so that motorists need only tele-
phone or write to the nearest
agency. The Railway Express will
collect the tires, giving the owner
a receipt. The tires will go to one
of 100 warehouses where a paid
tire expert will appraise their
value, notifying the Defense Sup
plies Corporation of the ceiling
price 10 which each owner is
entitled.
The DISC will Immediately mail
a check, or bonds and stamps if
desired, TO the seller. The only
ceiling price deductions will be the
cost of repairs for damaged tires
and tubes. Scrap rubber prices
will be paid for any that can not
be made serviceable. the Owl
said.
These tires will be sold by re-
tailers at the ceiling price paid.
although they may not be resold
until the rationing program goes
into effect. Damaged or smooth
tires must be recapped by the
dealers before being offered for
sale.
CAN'T GIVE TIRES
1t Is now illegal to sell or give
away tires or tubes to any person
or organization other than the
Defense Supplies Corporation, the
Owl warned.
The gasoline rationing program
goes into effect November q,
after which no motorist may pos
sess more than five tires per auto
mobile. Registration OF tire serial
numbers starts November 9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15
Argentina Refuses
To Break With Axis

President Roosevelt yesterday
expressed regret that president
Rios of Chile had postponed his
planned trip 10 Washington. Rio:
put off his trip after the Welle'
speech. In a letter 10 Rios, the
Chief Executive said:
II very much hope that you
will come 10 Washington little
later and that can consider
your visit Ii merely postponed"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15
laps Bombdrd
i. ). AirfieId
AT Guadd|cana|
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indicated that they were on the
offensive. Then they had repulsed
the invasion force for the second
time and were making ground
gains on the island.
NIGHT ATTACK
The bombardment of the airfield
and shore installations by enemy
surface ships came on the night of
October 1914 monday night,
EWT).
The landings followed within SO
hours. There was every indication
the landings were in force and
that they were being carried out
during daylight in defiance of any
air or sea attacks the Americans
may have sent against them
indicating a task force of con-
siderable size.
Presumably the enemy was land
ing tanks and other heavy equip
ment. Marine tanks have been
mentioned in navy communiques,
and large-scale tank battle may
be in the making on the Jungle
covered south Pacific island.
The navy made no mention Of
American resistance either to the
bombardment of the strategic air.
port which controls the air in the
Solomons, or TO the landings.
Whether the field was damaged
too badly to offer air resistance
was not disclosed. In the past.
shore batteries have inflicted dam
age on occasional Japanese she'll
ing sorties. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15
RUBBER SP0nefs

Goodyear "Airforr" for gem
eral household use. IL
Limit i............ea. Nv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15
Detroit Filler Killed

Aviation Cadet John Joseph
Fischer, 1854 Burns avenue, was
killed when a training bomber
crashed near Albuquerque. N. M,
army officials reported today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15
Ndzis StepUp
.Std|ingrdd Drive

continued from Page One)
had taken the offensive again
on several sectors of the Stain
grad front after regrouping
their forces and were fiinging
battering ram of tanks and
infantry at the Soviet lines in
an attempt TO penetrate the
city's defenses)
WORK CONTINUES
The focal point of the fighting
was in a narrow sector in the
northwestern suburbs OF the city
where the Germans strove TO cap
ture the northern rim of factory
settlement. Work went on in the
Soviet factories without Interrupt
ltion with Russian craftsmen re-
pairing damaged tanks which
were rolled back against the
enemy as soon as the repairs
were made.
Dispatches from the front said
that after the failure of one Nazi
assault in the vicinity of the fac
tory area the Germans we're
forced TO abandon several build
ings which afforded the Russians
more advantageous positions.
MID-CAUCAsUs BATTLE
In the mid-Caucasus heavy bat.
Ting continued in the Mozdok
area, where the Germans earlier
were reported to have succeeded
in driving a wedge into the Soviet
lines.
Subsequent field dispatches said
that the Russians Immediately
counter.attacked~ to destroy the
Nazi armored units which made
the penetration and that the So
VETS were improving their posi-
tons.
The high command said that
| fighting OF local Importance" was
in progress on the Leningrad front
and that artillery exchanges were
being made between Soviet and
German batteries on the north
western front.
South of Vorcnezh. 300 miles
northwest OF Stalingrad, Soviet
forces were reported TO have cap
tured two hills and a village
astride important highways after
attacking Nazi positions on the
right bank of the Don River.
|
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15
Chile Arrests
4 Ndzi Agents

SANTIAGO, Chile, Oct. Il
CUP).-Three Germans accused OF
espionage and DR.. Hans Borchers
former German consul general in
New York. charged with spread
ing Nazi propaganda, are informed
at Zapallar. a seaside resort, II
was revealed today.
The three were arrested last
week when the government caught
them sending information harmful
TO one of the belligerent American
republics 10 a spy organization in
another American country, be-
lievcd 10 be Cuba.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15
wake UP YOUR
LIVER BILE

Without Calsmsl-Asd Yeu'n Jump ou u
Bed In The Mrnins Karin 10 Go
not flowing freely. your food may not di-
Eest IL may just decay In the bowels. Then
gas bloats MP your stomach. You get con-
stipsted- You feel sour. sunk and the world
looks punk.
IL takes those good. old Csrter's Little
Liver Pills 20 ret these pints Of bile flow
Get package today. Take AZ directed.
Effective In making bic Gov frssly. Ask
for Cxtsr's Litts Liver pillA 100 snd iSl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15

Order War Stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15

ADVERTISEMENT
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-16
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-16
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-16
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