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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03

For the Inside News" 81
Washington. Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03

puv q Ronhar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
Calls 5000
OCD Asks for Volunteers
TO Aid Rationing

The OCD today renewed its APP
peal for volunteers TO aid in the
gasoline rationing.
Frank NJ. McLaury, director Of
the Detroit OCD Offices, said that
so far only 1000 persons have
volunteered and that an estimated
10000 will be needed 10 aid the
ration Setup.
Gas rationing volunteer offices
are i'm the 13 areas of the metro
politan district and u cities. towns
and townships in Wayne County.
The downtown registration center
is in the Barlum Hotel.
II you have already registered
for civilian defense you need not
register again 10 participate in the
gasoline ratloning program, Nc
Laury said If YOU don't know
where your area headquarters are
located. call CA. 57S1
All of the area Offices will be
open from 10 a. m. TO p. m. and
from 8 p. m 10 8 p. m. daily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
Clio Unit Against
County Reform

The Go Non-Partisan League
today followed the lead of the
Michigan CLIO Council and threw
its unanimous support behind the
reelection Of Gov. Murray D. Van
Wagner, Senator Prentiss M.
Brown and the entire Democratic
ticket.
The league approved Wayne
County civil service but voted
down the county reform amend
ment.
Also with unanimity the league
endorsed Democratic candidates in
the county, state legislative and
congressional races. The only Re-
publicans approved were c. S.
Houston. candidate for state rep
resentative, and Clarence A. Reid,
state senate.
Fred c. Castator was endorsed
for common council.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

I II axe OuCl
be reduced even more, Schermer
believes.
"Parkside and Brewster rents
were fixed when salaries were
extremely low. Consequently, the
salary maximums allowed under
the eligibility rules are lower
than at Charles Terrace, which
was opened only last year."
Schermer explained.
ALSO we filled a large num-
Der of Charles Terrace units
with families who receive low
incomes even in good times, so
their subsidy would remain about
the same. At least 22 per cent
OF Charles Terrace tenants are
receiving welfare or WPA help"
Under the proposed rental scale,
$45 a month units would rent TO
families of two persons receiving
50. 4S0 or families Of seven or more
with incomes not exceeding So, lao.
SLIDING SCALE
~ NlltlulE SNdit NOdll W.
served down to the lowest priced
unit which would rent for SO to
two-person families with incomes
not exceeding $40 or families of
seven or more with 500 incomes.
The last income check, made as
of Jan. l, 1871 and completed three
months later. showed 30 ParkSide
families and two Brewster families
with incomes of $1,000 annually or
more.
At that time so per cent of
Parkside's families and Sc per cent
of Brewster's tenants were receiv-
ing incomes above the eligibility
levels.
Schermer estimates that now IS
per cent of these families have
incomes which would disqualify
them. Approximately 30 per cent
OF the original Parkside jewellers
have moved, many TO buy their
own homes.
War workers moving into Her
man Gardens when il opens about
November IS must all be below a
81, 100 income maximum. This prof.
ect, however, is operated as war
housing and not a low income
housing development.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
Just What Is Meat!
LaGuardia Asked

NEW YORK. Oct. IA (UP).-
New York restaurant proprietors
asked Mayor LaGuardia today to
define meat" Is oxtail soup. for
example, meat? Or is meat sauce
for spaghetti meat?
They want 10 know because, at
LaGuardia's suggestion, the res
taurants are all going to observe
"meatless Tuesdays"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
Hotel Death Fall Probed

Police today were investigating
the death of Vaino Benjamin An
tikainen, "a. who either fell or
jumped from his eighth-foor
room in the Webster Hall Hotel.
Another tenant discovered the
body on a second-hoor court of
the building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
Commands Raid Norway

LONDON, Oct. ii QNS).-
Stockholm dispatches reported to-
day that six British commandos
had landed on the north coast OF
Norway and had blown up a large
Nazi-controlled power station 80
miles south of Bodo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
U.S.. 'Mudd|ing
In War Effort,
Ferguson Says

FLINT. oct. 14.-JudGc Homer
erguson, Republican candidate
or the United States Senate
harged here today that the gov
-nment'S war attitude is one OF
nuddling through 20 victory"
Because one of our Allies has
nuddled through, appar emily
this country is guided by the
thought that maybe we can
.oo," he declared. But you can
not muddie through when you
are fighting the Axis"
As proof OF the alleged mud
ling" "bungling and fumbling.
Judge Ferguson cited the man.
power problem brought up by
President Roosevelt in his address
Monday night.
DIVIDED AUTHORITY
There Il divided authority,
gross incompetence, lack Of
teamwork and lack Of plan In
handling the manpower prob
lem" the candidate continued.
"It takes several years TO be-
come a skilled die and tool
maker. Yet these skilled men
are being drafted while In other
areas there are available I'M
married men without the special
skills necessary In n mechanical
war.
at has been stated that In
Kansas alone, 10000 farms will
be abandoned next year for lack
of manpower.
THINK THIS OVER
think this over when you
hear Washington talk about rs-
tioning food. Think this over
when you hear how we are TO
support the British and the
heroic Russians with the food
they need SO desperately.
1--WE see the msnpower short
age here i'm our factories and on
our farms, particularly those
farms In the dairy centers.
Farmers of Michigan are selling
their farms and equipment at
forced sales.
at Is the kind of bungling the
voters must halt" Ferguson said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
New Raid on Malta Fooled

CAIRO, Oct. IA (UP).-Royal
"A ir Force fighters yesterday
again successfully broke up all
attacks" by Axis planes on the
island of Malta and shot down at
least Is enemy aircraft, an OIL
cial communique said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
Wee Veronica Inn War
Famed Star Of SuItry Blue Eye Visits Detroit
TO Help Fill Uncle Sans Till for Victory
CONTINUED from Page One)

Times" we said. YEARLY. Lets
get on with the interview. That
crashing sound you hear Is NIL
my dreams. Pay no attention"
Nobody did.
Miss Lake said that her now
famous hairdo obScuring one
eye was entirely accidental. She
said she always was careless about
her couture, and that although
many other actresses were SINH
larly careless, somehow il hap
pened TO become identified with
her.
She said she didn't have any
particularly faVorite roles, that
she liked them all, but that she
has long wanted 10 play the part
of an old woman.
Which is rather ironic for she
is %. slight and fragile-looking.
LAUGHS AND GESTURES
She arches an inquisitive eye
at you, and laughs and gestures.
but she's not always gay and
For instance, we asked
her what the war had done to
Hollywood.
'1'H tell you what It's DONE"
she said. Its taught every one
In Hollywood how unimpOrtant
they really are. You go on these
tours to sell bonds and 40 on
and you become Debated"
We asked how.
well" she said, "when you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
Rdtiioniing Dates
SET for Detroit
Photo by Times STAFF Photographer
Continued from Page One)

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all his tires. whether mounted
or not. by their serial number.
(Filling station operat or s,
garage men and other eStab-
ttShed automotive experts Will
be named as tire inspectors and
permitted 10 charge a fixed fee
for the inspections, probably so
cents.
Tire inspectors also will
check serial numbers. 10 detect
the substitution Of unauthorized
tires.
(OPA officials are expected TO
announce tomorrow the govern
ment'S program for purchasing
all tires over five. Motorists
probably will be paid the ceiling
prices already established under
previous OPA regulations.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

World Famous Comics! Three
pages every day in Daily De-
trOit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
Help Kidneys
II Back Aches

DO you feel older than you are or suffer
from Getting Up Nights, Backache, Nervous
ness, Leg Pains. Dizziness. Swollen Ankles
Rheumatic Pains, Burning, scanty or fire.
9uent passages1 II SO, remember that your
Kidneys are vital TO your health and that
these symptoms may b, due to non-organic
and non-systemie kidney and BLADDER frou-
bles-tn such cases Oyster "a PHYSICIANS
prescription usually gives prompt and joy-
Gus relief by helping the Kidneys flush out
poisonous excess acids and wastes. You have
everything to gain and nothing to lose in
trying Cystex. An iron-clad guarantee as
sures q refund OF your money on return OF
empty package unless fully satisfied. Don't
~ delay. Get Cystex
"ST0~ (SiEs-tex) from
SO~A your druggist today.
Hssi,f Hat aisssu Only 3Se.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
FUEL RATION OCT. 20

According TO an announcement
Imade by Arthur f. Sarvis, state
director of the OPA, fuel ration
ling applications will begin 10 be
proceSSed by the schools October
26. Most applications, il is eX-
pected, will be handled through
the fuel oil dealers who have the
individual contracts.
To register. the applicant re-
Iquires three things, Sarvis said.
He must have a certified report of
1.-THE amount Of oil used last wear,
total measurement of the living
space in his home, plus an inven-
tory of the amount Of oil in his
tank October l.
Auxiliary applications, which are
required if additional fuel is re-
quested because Of illness or age,
must be accompanied by a doc
tors certificate, Sarvis said.
HOME WITH CHILD
A home with a child under four
will get an extra 125 gallons, with
out the need of filing an extra APP
plication
Fuel oil dealers and suppliers will
register with their local boards
next Tuesday and Wednesday. In
dustrial, commercial and govern
ment consumers will register with
their ration boards rather than at
the schools, the announcement
said.
Applications for ration permits
are being mailed out by the deal
ers TO their customers. Those who
do not get an application before
October 20 should apply TO their
local board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
Sen. Brown Puts
Second Front in
S Hands
Times star Correspondent

COLDWATER, Oct. 14.-Start-
ing his campaign tour for re-
election, United States Senator
PrentiSs M. Brown told his con-
stituents today that he believed
the United Nations should imme-
diately attack the coast of France
and open a second front.
"Many think as i do" he de-
clared. But 1 am not setting
my Judgment against that OF
expert authorities who are run
ming this war. i am leaving that
decision to the President and
commanders OF our army and
navy.
DENIES WE'RE LOSING
at has been said that we
have been losing the war. That
Is not true. Perhaps we have
not been winning. but the only
powers losing are the Axis, and
the only outcome will be their
complete and final destruction"
Senator Brown was unable "a
open his campaign until yesterday
because of his work in leading the
battle for anti-inflation legislation
He will tour outState this week
and next and conclude the con-
test i'm the METROPOLITAN area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
ALL OUR PEOPLE

'YOu realize that they're your
people. the kind of people you
came from before you got some
where In Hollywood. And SOL
don't care whether you print
this or not but It's sO--yOu go
on and you knock your brains
out for them.
Sometimes movie stars col
lapse on one OF those tours and
they're criticized - every one
thinks it's phony. 1t isn't. 1
can say that because j happen
to be one who hasn't collapsed.
I'm just healthy.
"But I've seen others go on
when they looked like the dick
ens-all worn out from lack of
sleep, banquets, travelling and
the like. They're knocking them
selves Out-because they're taxi
ing the war very, very seriously.
That's how Hollywood feels
today"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
City
To Boost
Rents

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

start out you've got the Idea
that you're some one pretty good.
"And then you get up on
stage somewhere and you look
ut the people In the audience,
people you've never seen who
like you and admire you. A lot
Of them look worn and tired,
and they are, because they've
been working hard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
NOT CAMPAIGN ISSUE

Denying that the conduct of the
war is the major CAMPAIGN issue,
Brown said "the greatest issue in
a century is the formation Of the
peace that is TO come"
He said the terms OF peace
would be ratified by senators now
being elected. and that the PreSi-
dent cannot be assured at present
of the support of all the 90 Demo-
Gratis for the treaty vote-which
requires a majority of two-thirds
or "a votes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

ADVFRTISFMFNT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17

Mayor Harry p. Cain almost
blushed At the compliment paid
him Wednesday morning. one
which Was proof Of the success Of
his recent visit to Los Angeles.
He was called out OF city eoun-
Gil meeting Wednesday To answer
an urgent phone call from the
Southern California metropolis in
sisting that he fly down there
again to speak next Monday even
ing.
Cain was asked to substitute at
the last minute for DR.. Robert
Gordon sproul. president of the
University OF California at Berke-
ley and one of the country's best
known educators, as main speaker
before the annual convention of
the Association OF California
Cities.
The mayor ssid he could not af-
ford TO turn down an invitation
like that 30 phoned back at noon
that he would accept. To make
the engagement he will take a
southbound plane at a. m. Mon
day. working over his speech while
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17
Pinball Machine
License Revoked

A second time within a week the
city council elamped down We'd
nesdzy on pin hall machine opera
tons. This time the license Of
George Nicolai, proprietor Of the
Lincoln pharmacy AT 7oi So. ssth
st.. was ordered revoked on the
grounds that he permitted two
minor children to play the game
machines Monday for . io-minute
period.
Safety Commissioner LAngseth
commented that Nioolai Was ar
ressed at the time and forfeited
s2S bail In police court Tuesday.
The action WAS the second since
the council decided to put the lid
on operations OF the machines In
the vicinity Of schooh Last week
the license OF Nello ceceanu,
operator Of the Stewart High
fountain was revoked. A hearing
will be held on that revocation At
Mondays council session.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17
Call Talesmen
For Grand Jury

With about = dozen government
cases fer consideration. = federal
rrsnd jury u 10 be selected mere
AZ 10 a. n. o. sept. IS from among
the 50 prospective tslssnen nam
ed In the L. s. distrie, court
wednesday.
Names drawn wednesday In the
court Of FEDERAL Judge Charles H.
Lssvy include Is Tsoomsns. They
are
Paul 7. Rsnson. soia No. aoxh Z.
Herb-rt J E<nNon. asiz Nc. zStn 81
Yred c Ero<k. AL Nc. Pro~p<ct -
Jesse n Rrozn. 21ss wess Elxd
orare q. BaTEey. 1907 Nc. Prospect
ST HuloA '. Cadoy, 1901 Nc Junets
Tacoma ave George p. Cizrk 1914
No. sth 81. Eusens cochrzn. iszi Nc
Andersen - Henry Dissro~e. 81
50. J st: william A. Ever~pn. 3s75
No. 18th a
Marian Prass s7p So F.rry 81.
Albert p Hal 1907 No. lawrence u
Oscar y Hoit, Day Island. Henri
Lonsstreth, i475 No. Oakes - Enms
Masil, 3xis No. isth 81 Alfred 1
AoT tftlrs A4A1 10 SAIrtA - AlAD<
Aullins 1T No. Tacoma ave Over.
land Nelson, i4oe No. Alder at: Aller
T. oliver. 7so5 No. Puget sound ave
James A. Peasants. eoS No. And -
Guy 7. Pierce. Sass No. Nth a.. Der.
nice @. Rishl. 2si5 No. Yakima ave
Benjamin J. Robbins, 5000 Nc. i$tf
- krnA 3 Talley. ~ OrchsFd read
Edward I. Weaver, 2ls St Helens
Mimi o Wilhelm. col SO. stevens
st Prank ~. zslinski. sos 9Th ave.
Names Of those from sl~vher,
within the southern division .
Washington western Judicial dlstric
are: Perm Anderson, Hoqulsm. J "
Barnes Vancouver, W. r Bsrtmes -
Aberdeen. Ffsnk n Blake Camas
l. o. Fry Oakville Edwin 4 Glenn
Elms Laura H. Henry. TumVstsr
NJ n Holloway Woodland HsToeT
Ho<rocks Aberdeen Edward Huston
Chehslls John q. Johnson Puy
/ Ailup; Richard johnson, Elms. Byroi
r. Lewis. Longviev: William Lewis
I Buckley. NJ Il AcCarty. Gis HAroor
/ o. q. Aeizser lima Perciyal ID. Nor
San. Aberdeen. Edward Sc6ofielo
ySnsouss. /. A. see" k.ls sn., , San
! Chshslls. c. p. rrussdsi. Centrslia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17
Three Pierce County Cases
Before State Supreme Court
Chief Interest Is in Tocomo School
District Levy Voted on Lost Morch

The third e.s~ from, tbs county
ecneerns an action BY Gunnar Leg
gerinL Tacoma painting eontrsc-
tor. against the state division ~
Unemployment conpenxstton. in
vcivins whether Leggerini vss an
employer under the Law.
City Ak>s lsve,ved
Ths school levy ease . the Ia
coma school districts appeal from
the decision handed down IN the
Local ecurt - tire suit brought By
the American Smelling q Refining
Co. as q taxpayer. The questions
Of law apply slsc to the City Of
Tacoms special levy election and
the high courts ruling IN the
school ease Win determine the
eitys extra millase also.
The school boards proposition
Of q So mill special levy submit
ted at the March 10 general cleo
ton ~ q special election question.
obtained 1882 votes out Of the
81. oee votes cast In the general
election.
Al Spectral Elections
Under the S0-mill limit law,
special levi-s must be voted upon
at special siections and the local
court held that 30 far rs the levy
Mas concerned only those people
took part IN tho special election
who voted upon the school tand
eity lsvyl propositions. no mat
ter how many persons voted 81
ths sane time In the general cleo
ton
The election board Of the county
certified that the 20 per cent role
on special levy elections required
q total vote Of 20.<23
II 10 the shool boards eonten-
ton on appeal that every ons Of
the ai.o6s per~ons who voted In
the general election had an op-
portunity to vote on the special
levies, whether he voted or not
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17
People
In the News
d, INIIED PRE<s

Ns~A>s~ aerr.n. French nevis
actress. and William Marshall.
rising young actor, were married
Tuesday night IN Hollywood
DR.. Gabriel Terra. ss. preeio~ni
Of Uruguay from 1891 to 1855,
died a. Nontexideo Tuesday nigh,
after a four-yesr illness
Ava 6srdser. is-year-old star
let. who u seeking a divorce from
Nsckey Roaaey. her groom of nirs
months. Is asking siimony suf.
fseient to support herself in the
manner 70 which she became ac'
cus,omed on Rooney's 5000 q
week Aslary.
Actres. Virginia Bruoe's petit
ton TO administer the 500 .00C
estate OF her husband. Walter Ru.
ben. who died last December. d
disputed by June stephensen. Ru'
bens former actress wife.
Actress Jane Witbers Was II
school Wednesday for the frs
tinv in her life. She had for
merry been educated BY private tu'
tors. She 10 q senior at Holly
wood high.
william NJ. Jeffers. the es-yesr
old rubber ezar. has had only on
employsr-the Union Pacific rail
road all his life His career a
like that OF Horatio Alger hero
lie started a. Union Pacific Of
flee boy At the age Of IL and VA
made PRECEDENT in 1887.
Joe James Custer, United Pres
staff correspondent wounded ~hil'
with American forces in the Solo
mon islands. undergoes a seriou
eye operation Wednesday in New
York.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17

nree rserue county c..>s yer.
hstng presented "wednesday before
IL STATE suprvms ccurt 81 osym-
PA chief IN public interest eesng
the appeal N the Tacoma school
district Ivy. thv election II last
March having been held ~ thv
ri~rrs county superior court 10 b.
inaAsguatsL
Also o. Wednesdays calendar
vas an appeal az tho General
Casualty CO. OF Americs seeking
70 ~ suidR . local superior court
ordsr forfeit,ng the $4,000 hail
bond on John B. Van Wagner. con-
victea bunco artist
S0ps1 -. Bosh
Van wagnsr Jumped his soad .
ysar ago and failed to appear
when his case vas st for trial
before ouDusor Judoe = ~. Card.
The ball later was asciwed for
feited. In midwinter. Van wag-
ner was caught In Oklahoma. was
hrssght haek TO rAesma and here
Dlea1sd guilty. Tie casualty com
pany seeks 10 VOID the bosd for
FIXTURE IN view OF the re<aptare
Of the prisoner and the eompany's
sffer to pay expenses Of returning
Van Wagner TO Tacoma for trial
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17
More Candidates
List Expenses

Additional filings of campaign
expense statements BY candidates
in the recent primaries included
Wednesday the following:
Thor c. Tollefson (Rl for prose-
cutor. S2s5.2o; Hugh J. Roselini
ID for state representative. 2sth
district. s4s4.o2; J. ]. Mcdonald
(R) for county commissioner. third
district, s262.7l; Gerald G. Dixon
Cd, state senator 2sth district.
2s5.s0; John Schlsrb ID for coun-
" assessor. S5s2.63; Clyde Melen-
dy ID for county assessor. s54e.-
SIS: J. T. Ford Cd for county
auditor. s4s633; Luther Wright
ID for county commissioner, third
district. S2olo1: Powell G. tPete)
Clay Cd for sheriff, s3a3.l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17
Increase Scrap
Quota in County

IN a concerted effort to keep the
nations steel mills in production
throughout the winter for increas-
ing war needs. the salvage pro
gram for scrap metals has been
intensified with Pierce county
allocsted a so per cent boost in Its
monthly quota, it was disclosed
Wednesday.
The new sslvage quota for this
county 10 to be $500 tons Of scrap
metal. according to Chairman l..
T. Murray Of the industrial sslv-
age committee within Pierce
county.
Announcement Of the increased
salvage efforts followed a meet
ing here Tuesday evening that
was attended BY b. r. Richards.
Pacific coast director OF industrial
salvage: L. W. Eilertsen. state
chairman. Bob c. Hayes, state
secretary. James o. Jensen, dis
trict chief: Frank J. walsh OF the
Tacoma Chamber of Commerce,
county secretary.
To speed voluntary industrial
salvage, two new programs are
being formulated BY the war pro-
duction board, according TO Muir
ray:
If voluntary salvage doesn't
meet demands. the WPB proposes
TO send its own men throughout
the nation 10 survey and condemn
machinery. structural material and
like disable scrap metal. and sum
marily convert it to war uses.
"A special new government
organization. War Metals. Inc, Is
being established with a capital
Of so million dollars to underwrits
salvage costs where existing cell
ing prices prohibit open market
reclamation Of scrap metal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17
Entire Family Has
Reason to Celebrate

WORCESTER, Mass.--Dr. and
Mrs. Joseph p. wondolowski eele-
brated their seventh wedding an
niversary Wednesday, the Doctors
s5th birthday. his daughter Marys
third birthday, his son Josephs
second birthday, his brother STAN
ley won denomination as a state
representative. another brother.
John. came home on furlough with
q secret bride. a third brother,
Lieut.. Peter. got married.