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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-04-16

Distilleries in Maryland and East
ern Pennsylvania must work ten days
each month to produce 100000 gal
Ions of industrial alcohol for powder
and other explosives.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-04-16

Technicians, third, fourth
and fifth grades, are new
enlisted ranks in the
Army. They are given
to men whose jobs are
chiefly technical and of
special nature. They rank
just below, and receive
the pay of, noncommis-
stoned officers of similar
grade. A technician, third
grade, for instance, is
ranked just below a staff
sergeant and just above a
sergeant. He receives the
pay of a staff sergeant.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-04-16
FRIENDSVILLE

i'N
S2'aNl"E elimination contest was held
~ 'i'' S'''ooI auditorium last ! rIday
Id" TWO contestants We're Wendell
! n'''' 5'"'or, ana "et'm EnIo"
S'p"''''''i'' me- l"flhef spoke on
"el''"'2H }" 7Eticnltofe ana the
,,'tc = ''''N Oh " Ioeil!i'S
I!'' Il,' 'u''Ne7 ug'I'led "ehueIi
!a'e' ''' WINNER he Will partcl-
P'''' II, tue "'Sli ''' contest Wi'ith VIII
'' ''i" I'LL '''e '''''''NN!l't "cho"l aua'-
.',I1I''' '"'lS' ,;.,, apr" TO- ";oo p m.
''''I ICY d. N'il''' "EIicui'uf' ad-
N''' '''r' '''''''''','''' '''"' CnP annual
! "'1i' az ''l'in banquet Will oe held
- ~, Gus ''ie s'i,oo' "uoi'orIun'
"'IC,'' ''ei'l"S' ''0o . e'oeh, IL
""' ','''''''' ,''''[ P''''o1n'' WIN give
= VI ''' '''i->' 'iei'oelS ol t"e Doaro Oh
Eu''''t'0'' ''.'" ''ie 9uPe'iA'vnoeht OF
2,','',' az INV 'e''' Music VIII De lur-
'..S''e' ~ i''e''''''S Oh inc of@"niz"-
'o,,' r..,.
W. 49, '''"I " '''''''''S VIII serve as
''N,' " 'i'e " oi'''t''
''0'''' VI an 10 'i''i' 'oeiyllt "l u1r
ol','''' evening" ''lS9 ilVI''
,' W ~ ~ III 'i'l'' se
''' new ~ ''' "IeY"oIoS mas an
''"'.o'' ~. revival service VIII DC
'''''',',' MS "V'N' anu SCI ices VIII
''N''' 81 . p '',' 'eeeo'l''E 'iilS
''',0' 0u''S p'oP'eS meetings. VIII
~ "''' "eS"'|' Wednesday ana
', ~ evenings "l CLOCK
me A9''1i "'''o' community ciuO'
l ~, ~ reg ui"r meeting IN the Asher
U'''1 ,,.,I 5'''ooi | ueS""Y "IGhc' Chafiey
=, 3i'''qI' PRESIDENT was IN charge
%. 'i'e business session ana general
"'S''SS'o''' ne pfihclpal topics DIS
(,S'e' were victory GafoehS ana
Ia. d., i''qiS :, Cooperation IN the war
~ Io' T. ! Ire ne leNC meeting IS Scheduleo
~ NY W. " VI, way 'C.''
ne o'""" ) 'o0eIe'y OF CHRISTIAN
service I!eio us annual monthly
meeting III Ihe chufch recreation
Friend conducted tba hlIcipoce ,,,aa+
mo Refreshments woro sorvod Nv,
Circle two nnda, tbo y,nor,,ision 81
Miss Nina Peck Mrs Jobn uoIn,,n
Mrs Tbaodoro vbonIor and 1rr.
,,ii = ! !!eo"oLt ""eeief ana Mrs
'''''i" ' lS'$' " elcl assisted Members
p['Sen, IaGIo"eo MRS. AIeta Murphy
WIS Nae bI"cN' MRS Iva RuSh, Mrs
7I:as - J,,,sl'....ll NJ. ~ , rI,Ir''
MISS 1'"" ulo"ugii' MISS Ileleh MIL
or, Mrs. Maude Dixon, Mrs. Ludicia
Friend, Mrs. Nellie Wheeler, Mrs.
Margaret Williams, Mrs. K. L. Grey
nolds. Mrs. Anna c. Rose. Mrs Ma
nI1a Friond ,rbo nny+ n,oo+i,a :.
''I''' nv ''e>V 'iies''''E y
ScheouIed lof May D.
The First Aid course being con-
Quoted in Dr.. Browns office each
Nondo,, nigbt will bn con,n1otad +,
N0'''P'N', ~, III
lou! more thlee-Iiou' leSSo'lS' CI"SS
begins at 1870.
DR.. and Mrs. H. f. Glover were
Saturday evening quests of Mrs
p.seio Lr.,,+,
,,'I'N'
MISS Mildred friend was a Satur-
day evening guest Of Miss Dorothy
Frazee.
M. md Nrs Foetnr Fra7ao and
-N-' anu 1i'N' N'0Ni i''-NN an"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-04-16
Accounts Passed

Mr. and Mrs, Casper Loechel re-
turned to their home in Baltimore
after visiting the formers mother,
Mrs. Ollie E. Loechel
Harry Younkin accepted a position
with the Clarion Steel Mills in Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Mark Boys Night
In keeping with the national organ
ization, the local Rotary club Tues
day evening observed Boys Night"
Each member invited as his guest one
boy from the community,
The Rev Samuel d. Siglcr, Meyers
dale, addressed the meeting on
"Democracy-The Past, The Present,
and The Future"
Rehearsals are under way at the
high school for d two-act operetta,
80 Doctor" which will be presented
by students of the sophomore, junior
and senior classes. The play is based
on the life Of people in North and
South America and has as its setting
a santorium east Of the Rio Grande.
Principal roles will be enacted by
Elwood Edgar, Ruth Weimer, Ber-
nice Broadwater. Robert Zeller, Jack
Stowell, Harry Huff, Robert Bender,
Betty Beachy, Margie Reichenbecher,
Edna Carey, Maxine Beachy Gordon
Mckenzie, William Martin, Walter
Walls Max Bucket, Charles Bender,
Eleanor Wilburm and Norman Pat
ton, Jr.
Supporting the cast are approx
mately 100 students. Mrs. Evangeline
Glenn is directing the musical num-
bers and Miss Kathryn Speicher the
speaking roles.
Evening star., 1942-08-02

WATCHMAN,
MUST BE VERY ACTIVE
EXPERIENCE NOT NECES-
SARY. APPLY EMPLOY
MENT OFFICE, 4th FLOOR.
Ian SB URGH'S DEPT.
STORE, MONDAY, $50 Am.
OFFICE EXECUTIVE, 3O-4O
YEARS OF AGE, FOR La
DIES READY TO- WEAR
SHOP, EXPER. IN HAN
DLING CREDITS AND CON-
QUOTING AN OFFICE. IF
YOU ARE AT PRESENT EN-
PLOYED AND DESTROYS
OF MAKING CONTACT
WITH A VERY FINE STORE.
THIS is YOUR OPPORTU-
NIFTY. APPLICANT MUST
BE NEAT, PERSONABLE
AND OF GOOD CHARAC-
TER. COMMUNICATIONS
CONFIDENTIAL. BOX
255-S, STAR.
Evening star., 1942-08-02
SALESWOMEN.

CHRISTMAS CARDS! Make biggest cas-
lest earnings! Complete line! De luxe
personals, stationery. box assortments
LOWEST PRICE personals from 80 for
81 90 up Send name for samples. wal
lace Brown, 225 Fifth ave, Dept. 1905,
LAD1ES-Make money at home in spare
time. Easy pleasant work. No investment
or or experience necessary. Phi. Meyers, Dept
W-9SSo, 1901 Colerain. Cincinnati Ohio .
WOMAN 30-35 good opportunity; selling
ability, knowledge hair tintng; salary
state age, experience. Box 70s. Suite
800. Times Bldg, N Y
SELL DRESSES FROM NEW YORK.
women to. sell fall dresses. coats. suits, lin.
gerle Advertised Vogue Mademoisele
GOOD commissions. Write for sample book
York -~S' -'~"
Evening star., 1942-08-02
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

EsT1MAT0R, steady woTs good pay. Hoft-
GHOST WRITER. experienced script writer
or person with proven literary ability.
lis 10th st NV. Bob Barton.
HoUsEKEEPER, couple, white. no chill
dren. care roomins house. Michigan 1885,
Sunday only
INTERIOR DECORATOR. steady work,
good pay. Box 1878. Star.
MAN AND WIFE or 2 women for guest
house; good MANAGERS, excellent cook and
cleaners, sober. honest HO. 962s.
MAN OR WOMAN for editorial position.
Broad knowledge of public affairs and writ
ing ability required. Excellent opportunity.
Write giving full BACKGROUND and expert
ence. Send small photograph, If possible.
Box 151-T. Star.
OFFICE CLERK, exper. not nee. Apply
sMndenpendefnt Mt MMaundry' ~ 37oo Eastern ave.
silks. Apply Rudolph Dry Cleaners, 4722
14th st. NV.
sALESPEOPLE, part or full time. Phone
w. B. Davy. Ordway 0S45.
BOOKKEEPER
OR JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT,
With automobile experience preferred
Good salary, permanent position. Give full
particulars in tirst letter: Box 34-s, Star.
NO EXPERIENCE NECES-
SARY, marking and receiv-
ing clerks. Apply personnel
office, The Hecht Co. Service
Bldg, 1400 Okie st. ne.
Evening star., 1942-08-02

NATIONAL research
organization " a n t S
man to interpret war
regulations to busi-
ness. Trade paper
experience, b &c k
ground in law or eco
nomics, Washington
savvy highly desir-
able. Write fully.
stating education, ex-
perience. salary re-
oairements, BOX col
s, Star.
Evening star., 1942-08-02
SALESMEN.
TAILORING statesmen.
IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

Are you considering a new con-
necion? Exceptional money-mak-
Ing proposition offered by this re-
liable, successful house. with 90
year reputation for satisfying GUS
toners and plea sing representatives.
Write Immediately.
P. H. DAVIS TAILORING CO.
1870 Iowa Ave, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Evening star., 1942-08-02
MACHINISTS,
yGTD DTfNfrNT N6AKTp
ARE PRIoRrTIEs THREATENING YOUR
JOB AND EARNINGS?

national. million-dollar organiza tion
Is now recruiting SO sales representatives
Priorities heip not % hinder % our business
Permanent position paying 500 per week
average earnings. EMPLOYER pays for
training and guarantees employment to
graduates of 2 to 4 weeks intensive train
ing course. Any sales experience. good
record and draft deferment helpful: Teach
ers clergymen, businessmen, professional
men. salesmen wanting lifetime connection
at bigger earnings in highly ethical. dig
nifled work calling on direct ASSIGNMENTS
only, especially invited. Phone National
S117 for appointment.
Evening star., 1942-08-02
Aslp w0AAEN.

WOMEN: ls.4o tor counter .na bus sirIs. iris,
salary salary TO srd w sslsr ape un
a0ls and s'sne' pm 1oss ss @ Conn. ave NV.
ATTENTION. ladies required to handle
hostess demonstration parties, 3 hours.
afternoons or evenings; pays 80 to $40:
vestment. Call in person from . to pm,
No. $40 Washington Loan & Trust Bldg,
9th and sts. NV. -----.----------.----
TWO in general office accounting dept
payroll clerk. STEADY employment, pleas
pandins industrial organization in oeorses;
personal description. Box 4ss-s, Star.
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION desires
operator for secretarial switchhoard: split
nonTs mnrns Box snd sos s eysans sa ened
WANTED-High school graduate to mark
Wood Colleye. 710 14th NV.
CHRISTMAS cARDs-s.ll SO assorted
Dunbar New Brunswick N. j. '
WE PAY se5 for selling nifty 81 boxes. SO
beautiful assorted name imprinted Christ
ssnDies eSeeriul card e5o"' Con- ass IS white
CHRISTMAS CARDS. so for 81 with name.
Ses On ssh Psluys II ss IN
on approval. Write Dept 40 Member Art
Co. 10 Boyleston St. Boston. Mass.
UNUSUAL WOMEN who need to earn s35
training as silver advisers and make calls
by appointment: car not essential but
Ing basis GOOD % backsToune podt and references
important. Write Box 155-S, Star
so CHRISTMAS CARDS WITH NAME, 81.
Cost 5oc Sample sbe box 90 on approval
PPersonaii; PeTGI slior $50 to ses4o PEI hundred
c0"sSsa1 sUNsaNE 81 Ar Art sTupos hs9pfes samples
Dept. 11a. ll5 Fulton St New York City.
MATURE, INTELLIGENT WOMAN, take
bonus, after short training period: home
nursing experience, helpful but not neces-
ence. Box i5s-M, Star. '' '''N '"'e'
CARD PUNCH OPERATORS
w. White, / B. NJ high school education;
hrs. per wk. Permanent position Apply
Room COS. l1ol VI ave
CHRISTMAS CARDs-5o FOR 81,
vaae ssfe isy x@ss shosns cards eE
e5 sn s S ASST fs'ase Da1s soc saFetE GD
smDe ae o He FREE ''hs Also DHDas sGsfs
WETMORE & SUGDEN, INC, DEPT. Is,
749 Monroe Ave. Rochester, NJ Y
NEW CHRISTMAS CARD SENSATION
Years easiest seller! so novel EMBOSSED
Xmas cards with name. 81. Big cash profit.
Outstanding value 21-card FEATURE"
assortment. IL other popular ass'ts pay
up to 1907 profit Personal stationery.
FRIENDSHIP, 90 Adams, Elmira. N Y.
(2o1 RT-TIME. sALEsWoMEN
coversge S % policy @ TO Gov dovernment % employees
only; must have good education snd pleas
ing personality. experience unnecessary;
leads furnished; state ase. present employ
ment and whether married or single. in
first letter. Box 3l-S. Star
CHRISTMAS CARD sALEsPEoPLE,
GET THIS BIG G-SELLING LINE.
Make easiest profits with finest selection
low-priced and de luxe Christmas cards
with senders name, 80, for 81 UP. II
popular assortments. Outstanding new 81
card prize" 81 box pays SOC profit. Gift
wraps, religious. oilettes, everyday. Samples
on approval. Chiffon Greetings, lat Essex
| Dept. S05, Boston, Mass.
AYDT YNYrH DECHyY1vY rT@NYC
Evening star., 1942-08-02
COLORED JANITOR,

COLORED JANITOR,
with 5th class license. for small
apartment. We require man
that is reliable, sober and good
worker, one with good refer
ences. Must be married man
over 35 and no children. Wife
must be good cook and cleaner.
Good salaries to both and apart
ment. Give complete informa-
tion in first letter. Box l49-T,
Star
Evening star., 1942-08-02
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

TuToRrNG, elementary; high sch. subj.
teacher. Apt: SOL. CO. 1880
m9asEIwR1TERs m9aaIy for 9oA HONE praclse se
chimes Co. us i4th st. RE. es3s. wa
SPANISH, Fortusuese, German; modern
and evening classes. 1909 H st. NV.
Essn EENGl hss5I efs5n T1enoh span
groups. CO. osoo, Apt, col N
LIE Learn r. 1,tr tTrYPIEWR1T1Na. for defense. So
sinner course 5 mos, intermed' ate course M
saf tRfsd sss'sz e.
3SasPH1sH .So9 6ssl.,p. H :,,5y. EASY
Touch typins FREE with course. curse Ses Nex
slaiss, sssoa, siaF,!nt ,sY n; wsss s;P.ssi p
NJ s.s:s sss:;s =
seHooI Yass ES'sE'ns &. IA. taGSl asss a. BOYD
fna fHyl fsac5 soYB caS0 aSYss M sssS
HOTELS HOT cAhL FOR TRAINED MEN and
clubs. ooysrnmsnt food, Housing. recsea. ecses.
ton. Resident clssses-or study in spsre
extra chsrse Free BOOK tells ns how you ss can IN
lei TRAINING SCHOOLS. Desk IL"
Washtngton t26th year,.
EUTosS s sns M s i sss. ay.4y 'as E.sss 9slnsI
high school principal; special rates for
small groups: references. oxford si5s.
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD (PBx) in
aisaD; aKa ss7 Bond Bids, i4th and N Y.
AUTO DRIVING INsTRUCTION-Cour
Gus. patient, professional instructor; learn
ing of s snS Mr. sissy saa IN ssMf zjss park
cAPITAL CITY sPEEDWRITINo COLLEGE,
learn Vsa4Gn5 spGsDwkTfNG kTf sT TAr M NATURAL aE
100 words minute, day or night class, for
sa5; sa5o,, tsFnS SnW TyDewr'sins FREE If you
Next night class begins Aux.4
ASST. STATISTICAL CLERK.
coMPLETE 1I1.E1,E ! HOME 10. STUDY COURSE. 81.
asfss Ess5'Ey palsnsgaes sns ny
MABELLE HONOUR,
Best Beauty Instruction.
FREE CATALOGUE. GRADUATES PLACED
134o n. Y. Ave. lEst. "a YrsD NE. 777s.
tCoLORED)-Position secured in stenoe-
fspny fsra ana .ynewriring; gard punching Of
esiitsa eSilsss 1863 Ses New Jersey ave NV Metro Ct
Short, intensive courses in Short
hand, typewriting, calculating
and card-punch machines.
Positions Assured
WOOD COLLEGE,
710 14th st. NV. ME- 5051
COMPTOMETER COURSES
And all other calculating and adding ma
chimes, hand and electric. Training offered
Typewriting FREE with course EASY,
short, fascinating. Day-evening. Now have
over SO openings at unusual salaries.
Start at once today
BOYD CIVIL SERVICE
SCHOOL,
1883 F st. (Est. 25 Yrs) MA o33S
Evening star., 1942-08-02
HOSPITAL MAIDS.

Permanent positions for white appli-
cants between ages Of 20-40: S-hour duty,
6-day week; S40-S50 per mo-, plus meals.
uniforms and uniform laundry: complete
medical care. Call Mrs Baldwin, RE. 1900.
for appointment or personal interview be-
tween and IL am. Doctors Hospital,
1918 Eye ST. NV
Evening star., 1942-08-02
statesmen.

Our product nationally Endorsed and ever
needed demands an accomplished sales
man TO explain its increasing utility. If
eustomed earnings phone Mr. Goldfarb,
Nondsy l to B, al DU. 9079. for personal
interview.
Evening star., 1942-08-02

MEN (8), who can cut grass
with a scythe. Apply 1901 E
st. Sc.
Evening star., 1942-08-02
HELP MEN,
HELP MEN.
| AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC,
| For tune-up work; must be good; S45 per
| week Good hours. Come ready for work
| Permanent lob for right party Southwest

Men. 1885, as supervisors for
retail shopping service, no expe-
rience necessary; $25 weekly, ad-
vancement: free to travel, ex-
penses paid. Apply 523 Star
Building
Evening star., 1942-08-02
HELP WOMEN.
lCnntinuAd

AGENTS AND ORGANIZATIONS.
Sell Christmas boxed cards wrappings,
so for 81 90 Imprint cards and stationery
to earn money; come in to select samples;
factory service, no mailing delay @, T
Breckenridge Co.. Ma. 4762. 1924 18th
Evening star., 1942-08-02

ASSISTANT IN MARKING
AND RECEIVING DEPT.
Large Washington depart
ment store. State age and
experience. Box ITS, Star.
ASSISTANT FURNITURE
DELIVERY SUPT.,
Large Washington depart
store. State age and expert
ence. Box 28-S, Star.
B o o K K E EP ER FOR
WHOLESALER, DRAFT
EXEMPT; GOOD WORKING
CONDITIONS AND SAL
AIRY. BOX 433-S, STAR.
BOOKKEEPER, EXPERT
ENCED, HANDLE GENERAL
LEDGER, CONTROL AC-
COUNTS, TAX RETURNS,
SOCIAL SECURITY RE-
PORTS; PERMANENT PO-
SITION FOR RIGHT MAN.
REPLY, STATING EXPERT
ENCE, AGE, REFERENCES.
BOX 21-T, STAR.
Evening star., 1942-08-02

NIGHT w ATC H M A N
CLEANUP MAN FOR DRY
CLEANING PLANT; MUST
HAVE Al REFERENCES;
GOOD SALARY, STEADY
EMPLOYMENT, CHANCE
FOR ADVANCEMENT. BOX
426-S, STAR.
Evening star., 1942-08-02

GYMNASTIC INSTRUCTREss, young. ex-
perienced. to give reducing exercises to
music. Apply Anne Kelly. 1929 F ST. NV.
HIGH-CLASS PERSON as receptionist for
ofhcer's widow preferred to daily,
Saturday afternoons and Sundays. Box
33-S, Star
HOUSEKEEPER, white, for business woman,
no children, in return for lodging. Adams
O149.
KINDERGARTEN TEACHER for summer
nursery. school. State qualifications and
salary desired p. o. Box 4O26, Wash, D. c.
Evening star., 1942-08-02

Make easiest profits with finest selection
low-priced and de luxe Christmas cards
p11n popular tsl new
card prize" ST box pays SOC profit. Gift
wraps. religious. oilettes, everyday. Samples
on approval. Chiffon Greetings, lat Essex.
Dent 2O5 Boston. Mass
Evening star., 1942-08-02

MEMS CLOTHING FILTER.
One of the finest retail mems
stores in Washington has a per-
manent position for an expert
enced, capable clothing filter.
For the man with the proper
background, experience and abil-
ity. there is a very excellent sal
ary. Duties are to At and take
charge of shop, no sewing. Write
letter in confidence giving full
details of background, expert
ence for the past five years and
present employment. LEWIS &
THOS. SALTZ, INC, 1409 G st.
NV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Film Time Clock
MONDAY

ADAMS oo,iight serenade, 1222
Agents Meet Ellert queen" ll1s a. m,
i:52 i:23, $3.50. go p; m.
BRoADwAN CAPIToI,."Beyond h,
~. m; The Wife Takes a Flyer" IL rs
a. m, 2.t2, $50, e.10 p. m.
CINDEREI.LA-"Be Beyond the Blue Hori
zon," ;55. t:5o. so, l0;45 p. m, TN,
Wife Takes q Flyer" 1890, 3:25, $40
CiSE,Ia-"ouerrina Brigade" 1900
235, 5:15, 1855 1o:4o p. m; Port OF
shadows" 1lo. 3:50. $50. $50 p. m.
fisHER-"The wife Takes a Flyer
Y 30 3;32, e:3t. s;se p. m; Beyond
the Blue Horizon i;os, 5. 500, ii:oi
fOx-"The Pied Piper" II a. m. 2,
IS. 8. IL pm; The Magnificent Dope, "
~ IS. 3:3s, 6:35. s;35 p. m.
HOLLtwOoD-"The Wife Takes a
Of Texas" ass, sill. s;27 ,. m.
MAJ MY Fsvorite Blonde"
MICHIGAN - Holiday Inn" 1908,
sos. $40, s;i0 p. m, 1910 a. m.
Spy ship" i:03 a. m, 2:o5. sos. sos,
PkLMs-sTATE-"Tske a Letter, Dari.
ing :, Calling Or. Gillespie,
RIVIERA Beyond the Blue Horizon. -
2:o2. SOC, si6, i:23 p. m; The Wife
Takes Flyer" 1880, 3:37. e;ff, s:5l
R-K-O UPTOwN-"Beyond the Blue
Horizon 30. $40. 1858. II y. m: THE
Wife Takes a Flyer" 3:O5. $40. Gas p. m.
koi Al" Beyond the Blue Horizon" /.
s s,oa, s'ei 10 p oo M; The WIFE Takes
TELENEWs~News, short subjects, Q
a. uNI = Z p ARrusrs-"Mr.. Mip,v.r =,
HIS a. m, i:5s. t-s1. 7:0g, s.f7 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07

THREE 666-The versatile tar
dancing Of Walter Green high.
lights the swiftly paced musical
revue, "Rhythmania," which pro.
Queer Bette Taylor has arranged
for patrons this week.
An ensemble number, "Swine
Interlude," which features the
eight dancing Taylorettes, serves
as the opening effort and from
here on through to the conclusion
rhythm is every ones business.
In addition TO Green, other sepia
entertainers include Prince Albert
lyric tenor; Mooch and Mooch
comedy dancers who are newcom.
ers to the club; Morton Brown
swing stylist; Rosita Lockhart
soubrette; Sam Fouche, popular
swing-master of ceremonies; Joa.
Anna Holmes, songstress who EN-.
ploys an unusual style, and the
Taylorettes.
The finale features Green ano
the entire cast and 'Lanky" Bow.
mans orchestra sets the musical
background for both shows anc
dancing.
During dance interludes George
Sanders plays the Hammond or
gan and Miss Holmes sings voca
accompaniment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Chinese Actress Plays Role
To Escape From HOngkOng

WASHINGTON. Sept. mo
role she played on the screen
meant quite so much to Miss Yune
Wang. Chinas foremost screen
screen star, as her portrayal OF
an old Buddhist woman to escape
the japanese at Hongkong.
Tiny Miss Yung told the story OF
her escape today after arriving by
plane from Chungking TO attend
the international student assembly.
Hiding in doorways and side
streets, she watched the japanese
pillage the city. footing and killing.
Then she disguised herself as an
aged Buddhist and fled on fish
ing boat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
lOC q Dance
War Stamp Street Stomp
in Saginaw Friday

SAGINAW. Sept. 7.-Tsxt.
dancing with the dimes going for
war stamps is the plan for .
Friday evening program. spons
sored by Saginaw theaters.
Dancers must bring their own
partners. however, the dime above
ing them only to dance to the:
music furnished by the war stamp
sales committee.
A 10-piece orchestra will be
used and portions of Federal and
Warren avenues will be roped on
at their intersection. Vaudeville
acts will also be a part of the
entertainment program. yg'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Will Install Dawson
As DeMoIay Councillor

FLINT. Sept. Ralph Dawson,
young Flint clerk. will be installed
as master concilor of DeMolay
and other new officers will assume
their duties at the annual installa-
tion ceremony at Masonic Temple
at 8 p. m. tomorrow. Harold +.
Koch Of Detroit will conduct the
ceremony.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Iodine War Remedy

PHIL ADELPHfA, July "a
(INS).-Every householder should
keep az percent tincture of
iodine solution in his blackout
room first-aid kit. defense authori-
ties advise. 1t not only sterilizes
wounds, but single drop will
purify a glass of water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07

of boat runs &c
Put : In = Bay,
Cedar Point and
Sandusky.
1t will be diff
ferent this year,
I h o U & h. b e.
cause u n C | e
Ollie honestly
doesn't KIN o W
whether he will
be in the steam
b o at business
next year. Our
lively water
front may - If
the ruInors are
right - be one
AL.- -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Fast Talker

ONE OF the screens fastest
talking stars, Chester Morris, por-
trays news announcer in II
Live on Danger" a Pine-Thomas
picture. Morris has been acting
since he was IL years old.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07

happy birthday to her brother
Bill over the telephone. That's
all for today. See you tomorrow!
But Mrs. J. A. Parker, Kirby
vile, Texas, says: Buy a war
stamp with your last thin dime
SO Doofittie can bomb Toxic any
old time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now,

Ollie Dustin, "the mayor OF the
river 'front.'" will be out on the
water again today as he has been
every Labor Day for years, Of
ficially closing the summer season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Woman Hangs Self

FLINT. Sept. t. Miss Helen
Begole. AZ. of 1892 North Saginaw
road, ended her own life by hang
ing. Coroner James X. Sutherland
said today. She had been in Ill
health according to an employee,
Abel Hollowan. who discovered
her body hanging in a bedroom at
the home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07

The boat was stopped and
searched by Japanese sailors, and
Miss Yung pretended 10 be feeble
minded TO avoid questioning.
JAP STRUCK HER
Angered because he obtained nc
information, one japanese struck
her on the head with stick. but
she was allowed to proceed and
finally landed at a small town on
the Chinese coast.
She said many Americans and
Britains at Hongkong were forced
to submit TO indignities TO humil-
late them before the Chinese, she
said. She had seen much cruelty
behind the Japanese lines in China,
but nothing that compared to that
at Hongkong.
SAW EARLY SERVICE
Early in the war, Miss Yung
organized a drama corps and Of
fered the groups services TO the
army. 1t gave performances in
mo mans land" travelling over
nine provinces, and several times
went deep into Japanese-occupied
territory. She had studied in
Japan and was offered a movie
contract there, but refused it to
return home.
She said she was wonderfully
impressed" with America in the
short time she has been here.