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PAGE SEVEN
unnecessarily after 40.

unnecessarily after 40.
The learned doctor points out that
this is summation of the modern
scientific attitude. In the animal
world, those animals that live the
longest such as turtles, exercise the
least, whereas physically active ami
mails like the dog or rabbit live only
few years. This will be something to
remember when housekeeping time
comes.
Wild pheasants arn't so wild-at
least when they're young-so Gene
Benroth learned. Gene who belongs
to the Sportsman's club is raising
thirteen pheasants. The birds, grow
ing up, find the pen somewhat con-
fining, so Gene released them the 9TH
er day-but at dusk they all returned
and gathered arond the pen-and
Gene cooped them up safely for the
night.
perspiration rolled off the brow of
| the Bluffton parcel post delivery man
Tuesday as several hundred Mont
gomery Ward catalogues were deliv-
cred thruout the town. We weighed
one of them and found the reason for
the perspiration. Each of the cata-
logues weighs seven pounds.
Experimental evidence indicates
that hay cut while wet with dew
will dry as quickly as that cut the
same day after the dew is gone.
The complete list of foods avail
able for purchase with blue food
stamps during August will be fresh
pears, peaches, plums, apples, and
oranges; all fresh vegetables includ-
ing Irish and sweet potatoes; shell
eggs, butter, corn meal, hominy
grits, dry edible beans, wheat flour,
enriched wheat flour, self rising
flour, enriched self rising flour, and
whole wheat flour.
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exhausted that he could hardly drag
himself to bed.
Sleep, these nights, is something
you try to snatch between battles with
mosquitoes. After period of almost
complete inaction the little pests have
started their nightly forays with a
vengeance. Druggists here report
that in the last 10 days sales of mo-
squito repellants have picked up and
are now going great guns.
One way of shielding the torrid
summer sun is to wear one of the
broad brimmed light weight Frank
Buck hats specially constructed for
tropical climates. The following boys
have them: Bill Amstutz, Bill Mer-
icle, Chas. Tripplehorn, Robert STRAIT
ton and John Schmidt. The boys say
that the hats are alright for the tenn
perate zone too when it's hot.
At Camp Defiance, Gordon Bixel
picked up water snake that he plan
ned to give to Chas. Tripplehorn. On
the way back to camp the snake snap
ped at Gordon upon which he prompt
ly dropped the reptile. Charles told
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Nv UNITED PRESS

A beiated report from Cairo
discloses that Winston Churchill.
while surveying Egyptian coastal
defenses recently, yielded TO the
lure Of the Mediterranean. stripped
and Joined several soldiers In .
cooling s~im :.
In Hollywood. II WAS revealed,
pretty Lillian Mcmillan. grand
daughter OF David lloyd-Gcovge.
had rejected offers Of . film career
made by Director John Fasrew
when she visited his Victoria, Be.
location for the film. The Com
mandos Came At Dawn" :. How
ever, Miss Mcmillan agreed 10 q bit
part in the commando epic -.
Marguerite NJ. Wells. president
Of the National League Of Women
Voters. said on the orgsnixation's
27nd anniversary that the coming
elections would be the time to
make use of ali we have learned
10 make a better democracy" >. .
n. q. Urielgh. chief Of the wpB
Services branch. said thsye will BE-
no new equipment for commercial
laundry and dry cleaning plants
for the duration -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Idea to Conserve
Rubber Works Well

PORTI.AND-An idea to con-
serve paper and rubber at the
same time Is working TO perfee-
ton for Al Mendelson. q Portland
grocer.
Mendelson gives each customer
a shopping bag and adds 4 mark
to the bag for each trip 1t makes
TO his store. Every tenth mark
pays off with a 1o-cent war stamp
and every Tooth with an add
tional rs center.
Mendelson devised the idea 10
reduce deliveries and still keep
his business. His success IL at
tested by q pile Of tattered and
patched bags that have made
their last trips. including one
veteran Of 300 trips that belong
ed to a woman welder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
People in the News

Ginger Roger announced She
will leave next week IN . nation
wide personal appearance bond.
sales tour
II looks like the army or taxes
for Louisiana bachelors Rep.
Anthony jennings has introduced .
bin for graduated taxes on ell
civilian bachelors running ~ high
as 80 per cent for those over 90.
Actor D~nsis Morgss's wife and
mother are sharing the same room
IN a Hollywood hospital. the film
stars wife 10 expecting . baby -. /.
his mother fell downstairs -.
W. u. Pine. ~. wealthy oil man
and oklshoma's Republican nomi-
nee for senator. died Tuesday. He
would have opposed Sen. joan Lee
In the November election -.
Charies y. Hsnt. 90. . Washing
ton. Pa, man who had . fatal
mania for poisoning dogs. killed his
own police shepherd and then shot
himself
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Properly Owners b Tacoma
win Meet On Friday Night
Worning Sounded Thol Adminis6cden
OF Price Centred Act Proves pungosesD

An interested rrcr>ytx e~r~vs
- N ctr eta fnrm . kneni eAep-
t<r - ne <euznai r<a><nttuun a.
frvr<Fty Owner srsersssteaa - .
meeting II Metal Wtrthr-p prse~y
sight ~ Z naeInrn
Aneeune<m<nt ~ rlsas fcr ne
rrccc~>s srssn1eNsles 80 ms1s
~ . rsthsssn4 - ne rsecms
Ap~rsm>ss pgc<p own~rx -
nerSstlcn rse~1ar - tte<si win
tkrcp ~ Paul warren. president
- ~ sve~p Warren sxt<n1>d ~
sesss4ttrr n 81 pxe4<ssy s~s~ss
= Ta<~na - sfsspa
rinya = otss ~ Seattle. vses
president - ~ rsllcrsl fse<<s-
I'm. ~ss : srsah<f ~ warned
thAs certain hinh- placed tsse>u'
ev~ss Ia washington. q. e. mN9As
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27

For influencing the award Of .
$3.50. 900 army osntonment con
tract 10 Eivind Anderson. Tacoma
contractor. c. c. Hall. Portland
attorney. wednesday filed suit In
superior court 10 collect s<.es2.oo
from Anderson.
Halls complaint alleges that just
prior 10 April, ie4i, Anderson Was
low bidder for the contract IN con-
struct the 4ist Division canton
ment At Fort Lewis
But. Hall alleges, the officers
and agents OF the war department
refused 10 make the award to
Anderson, Notwithstanding Andsr-
son was ready to give the required
performance bond and carry the
contract through: and. he further
charged. the agents planned Ia
make the award to higher bidder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Gets 20 Years
For Robbery

Changing his plea from no,
guilty to guilty. Leon Ashton
Cooper, ex-Michigan convict, was
sentenced by Superior Judge E. NJ
Card Wednesday TO a term Of no,
more than 20 years for robbery.
There were two counts agains,
Cooper in the information filed
against him by Prosecutor Thor c
Tollefson. Count II. alleging first
degree assault. with a knife, was
dismissed by Judge Card Wednes-
dsy on the motion Of Deputy
Prosecutor Fritz Metzger.
Cooper and an unknown man
Identified only as John Doe were
charged with assaulting Thomas
Erwin with knife in a vacant lot
at So. 18th and Broadway, and
robbing Erwin of a roll of bills
amounting to s175. Cooper was
caught afterward. with $40 of Err
wins money on his person. John
Doe escaped police search.
Cooper insisted he didn't know
."John Doe" having Just met him
On the street
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
THE WAR
IN BRIEF


MOSCOW Ans fnr~>s 1vsvs
si.s<s Ia stalssavsa ssd In velGa
river.
pxAsI nxai;,a : No. 49,
h ~ s~ls~sas nay s~pssenoee
" impsssaees ~ svaUsnni 1ne1Dao
spsvsss~sss enemy sp>enea mnooo
r~As~s ~ S~pss~.s sssy - =
$500 - i~sses esaansses - y.
=. 0p~t
,sssaouims' i1.~ sss.s
p,Asss sssasey . Jspunsss uusneae
as1 damage s~e tsnrnpnses -
niiss martin u 1ssiast nanaAa -
oessuata beWspd
osuxaxika = d,...s 49,
spsaeusnea pppess ~ enUnnnnD
uish1snwals wh11s <nonsap bnnnnUo
fouhn1ea 80 Ln.Aua.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
State Inmates
Assist Farmers
Institution Crews
Harvest Crops

OLYMPIA Field crews ~ work.
ers from five Warrington state
institutions worked so.sTs man.
hours between June % and Angus,
Ia TO help farmers hsrves, their
crops. n. A. MCGEE. supervisor Of
institutions. reported today.
40 the urgent request ~
farmers the men we're pro-
sided WHERE iecal labor WAS
unavailable. They were PLACED
On jobs NEAR th~ir institutions
hs the 4. :. employment >erv-
Ice and paid the sans~ wages
- other workers. NcGee >sid
the MN collected srerosi-
mattel, $4,000.
Under . 1877 law inmates Of
institutions are permitted to keep
only IS per cent. the resi- going
into the state treasury 10 help pay
expenses Of the institutions.
Niece reported the most
extensive operations were In
the Walla Walla valley. where
$40 selected prisoners worked
es.sos n,an-hourx and col
lected sis.tsl In wages. Far
ners Of the AREA estimated
nearly 5000 acres Of peas
might have hem lest hut for
the prisoners' assistance In
harvesting.
Inmates 81 Western state
hospital at Steilscoom worked
s.ss, man hours. fho~e ~
Sedro Woolley hospital s.ffe
hours. the state r~formst ory
f.sss hours and the heys'
training school ~ hours.
MCGEE said the work program
was proved feasible by the fact
that not q single crime was COM
mitted nor did any OF the men
escape while working on the har-
vests. They worked daytimes UNI
der supervision Of their guards, re-
turning to the institutions in the
evening.
In addition 10 the above direct
contribution Of labor from the in
stitutions. the state parole board
has been able to place nearly 500
parolees from the reformstory and
psnitentiary in agricultural work.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27

urday.
Main items eliminated from IN,
project BY the order are the Alder
dam and power house
Water storage
TWO 5000 kilowstt generators
IN that power house thus VII no;
Dc made available. but cons,ruc-
ton Of the Alder dam viii provia,
water storage TO get maximum
power from the lower LGrsnde
/ plant.
oNeii said the new 40 600 kw
generator IN the LsGrsnde power
house addition VIII hs abb, 10 run
almost continually with m. water
storage svsilshl,
Additional Power
Additional power also viii he
ootainable from the present three
s'ooo-kw units there. The present
total capacity Of "a, ooo-kw Ia.
averaged only 5000 over the
years. said the commissioner. and
at times during low water ha.
dropped down to only 5000 or
5000.
The new plant total Of 81. ooo-kw
probably will turn out an average
Of at least 10000 now. he esti-
mated.
OF the $4,000. 900 project. OMEN
estimated the part eliminated will
amount to about $4,000. 900. The
economic cost Of the whole thing
will not be affected by the war
time stoppsge of construction, ne
said.
WHAT'S Provided
The Eo-ahesd order contained in
the WPB letter included the La
Grande dam and spillway. La
Grande power house and additional
units tunnel and intake structure.
surge tank. penstocks. Alder dam
and spillway. Alder power house
substructure, relocation of Is miles
Of Milwaukee railroad and add
tional equipment at the tidef1ats
and Saith 1t. substations IN the
city.
While the two 25,000-kw genera
tors in the projected Alder power
house have 4 total capacity almost
as great a. the total at LaGrande,
O'Neil explained. the actual power
output at that upper plant viii be
less because 1t will be subject to
changes in depth of water in the
storage lake behind the Alder dam.
The head at LaGrande will be
constant and total stream flow
there almost 30 because 1t can
be regulated by release of the stor-
age water.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Residence on No. G
Damaged by Flomes

Two houses were damaged
shortly before noon "Wednesday
by . fire which started from .
defective chimney at the hons Of
Ronald Hin. 3os No. q st Ftre-
mon estimated damage II 500
10 Hix' resldsnee and 500 "a
furniture within a. Before tins
blsze could be checked n had
spread 10 30s No. g ct. the res-
dsnoe Of Percy n. stoddsn. vhsrs
damage estimated al $50 vas
done to the roof
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27

Effwts ~ the mntnr fpe1.ne
iinss 10 sssminsss rseems's 1nfsss.
entail 10 Southwest Washiagsaa
met with . rebuff frem shs stats
department II putaIe ssrvies. 80
sording 10 Jay Mcclure. traffic
manager a. M chamhss ~ cuga-
msses. Ths sppliesltna ~ ~
erssss1 rates was 1auts<. n1scess
sid
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Gef Better Priority Rating
FOR New Power Development
Letter From WPB Confirm. s,o,su.n,
Mode by Commissioners oNs;l s,-,,,-a,,

The most important Part Of IN.
Second Nisqually power develop
ment, units which viii provide IN.
most new electric power for Ia.
coma war industries. viii 70 risht
ahead on a better priority rating.
Utilities Commissioner r. ID.
oNeil told the city council We'd
nesdsy after the official wPB
stop-work order on part Of the
project was read.
A letter from the War Produe-
ton Board. dated Aug. 20. reached
O'Neil's Office Wednesday ana con.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Obituary n Offices
MIA ALMA MAE
ANRHllEHllanN

Mrs Alpha Mac nhspAssdsen,
ese No. spfasus 81. died Tuesday
In . Local hospital 81 the ass 81
a.. nhs vss . native 81 Neevashs
ard lived here five yeafs me y
survived ~ . scr. ncnsld shop
herasca ~ this city. . sister. Mrs.
Blanche Messenger a. r,stsmoush.
Nsh.. Two hrothers. Edward Val.
lsry cf Omaha. Nee, sad tess
vallsry cs riassmeash. s~s srsn1.
scn. Funeral arrangements aFe
In charge cf Dssehisy. kins.
MAJ n.mi. :uuE,ss
A native 81 Sweden whs nd
lived here for % years. hrs Mamie
sehsiin. Route Z. nos 500. died
Monday In . fuyshup hospital ~
the age al n. Survivors ineiu1s
two scns. Juiius 1. echelin asd
Ksnnsth schslln. hath a. Tacoma.
two daughters Mrs.. W. nysss Al
sumner and niss Hsibur s<hsiin
II Tacoma. . sister. Edith G.
sundsii. and . brother. Charles y,
aundeli. both NJ Tacoma. oas
granddaughter. Funeral arrange
msnts srs la charge Of Msilinsers.
uuaIAw'nxn.s wusos
The remains of william Hsnry
wilson. 7<-ysar-osd aviator VIVA
was killed Aug. ~ IN . crash near
Ne~castls. wash. are en- route a
Chattanooga. Tenn. under dirso.
tion of Buokisy-king following
cremation Monday.
vuss:AL 'sEsvscrs
Mn. nsissss nAerAes chrsstsaS
Science services thursday ~ II
. m. IN Pipers ehapsl. Burial n
Mountain View csmstsry.
aamssri a. niess - rsnal vttsd
Thursday st i:so .. m. IN MOI
linrer's chapel with Rev. rrssds
1. Martin officiating. Burial =
new Tacoma esmesssy.
Mrs. May Ksss~ - vinsi vsssd
Thursdsy st . p N. IN Emasusl
Congregational church. %. ~
and cushmsn. with rev, Miiiss
officiating. Burial In Mountain
vie~ esmstsry. cortsgs leaving
Cassidy ana Ailsn 81 las ,. ~
EAwas1 Dssss - rinai rites -
Thursday 81 10 % .. N. n N
caassdy ana Allan chapel Inter
msnt IN Tacoma msnsolsum.
Ms. nesesl1s Chsstsess nasasy~-
vinsl rites Thursdsy II $50 ,. N
In hsliingsrs ehspsi with Rsv
Carl n. Peterson officiating. nur'
isi IN Taooma csmstssy,
Mvp nessts Min fTsstsesssl
Man Final rftss Thnrsdsy 81
10 % q m. IN Msiiinssrs shstss
with nsv. Arthur sydsw offieist'
Ing. Burial IN Tacoma esmstssy.
vsssss II asy I<ssy BODY q
b. shipped Thsrad@y ~ Boesisy
King u psIiinshsm. whsrs sussssl
services Win b. s1ssduetsd rss1sy
b. Harlow ard Holiin9s~orsh.
-
ysu s~ip ysusssif vhss yos by
". 3. War h1n1s-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Lack of Registration
Card Causes Arrest

Kenneth Meshach. ex convict,
was confined In the Tacoma city
Jail Wednesday awaiting action
by a federal grand jury after he
was arrested Tuesday in Keiso
by Deputy u. s. Marshal John
Vsrgo on a charge Of failure TO
have a draft registration card.
Meshach WAS taken TO Vancouver
for a hearing before q u. y.
commissioner and his bail ws
fixed at $500.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27

Your postmaster can tell YOU
how 10 invest In Y. =. WAR
BONDS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27

ysu s~Ip ysuSssif vhsa yes buy
". 3. War hon1s-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27

WILLIAM nENRS wuAoN

The remains of William Hsnry
wilson. 7<-ysar-osd aviator VIVA
was killed Aug. ~ IN . crash near
Ne~castls. wash. are en- route a
Chattanooga, Tenn. under direc'
tion of Buckisy-king following
cremation Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
It's Sabotage
Common Cold Leading
Fifth CoIunnist

The common cold was pictured
as Public Sahotcur No today
by Or. Bruce Douglas, Detroit
health commission.
He estimated that the disease
causes a loss OF 2sO0 900 10 500
90 man-hours each DAY.
Surveys show each person aver
ages three colds year. Each day
there arc - 900 persons unable 10
work because Of colds
One person who refuses 10 give
in 10 cold, Doctor Douglas
said may spread the Infection so
that As high AS - per cent Of his
co-workerS may be forced from
work for day or more.
To avoid this he continued a
person with a cold should stay
home and 60 10 bed.
Doctor Douglas also urged every
one who has not been vaccinated
within the last five years 10 be
vaccinated Al once 10 guard against
possible infection from thousands
Of new workers expected IN De-
troit for arms production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
On Broadway

BOUT 10 days ago Connie Talmadge com
"a planned Of abdominal pains Her pal-ArSr
Sam II. Harris, rushed her 10 a hospital IN Palm
Beach.
Examination revealed it was Indigestion but
Mrs. Harris collapsed and was operated on for
acute appendicitis.
Lenore Lennon said nix on doing a modified
strip tease over AT the Beachcomber for fear it
would react unfavorably in her annulment action
Dnah Shore Is giving all royalties on her re-
cordng of Everything | Love" 10 the Infantile
The scat sale for the Navy Relief show March
10 al the Garden as Of five minutes ago. is over
$4,000. Aye Aye, Sir!
WALTER X, LEWIS just phoned Says Why
w not change that war slogan 10 Keep En-
Dying GUST TO bother tho JapanaxiS.
When We see It IN the movies We call it
hackneycd. But Admiral T. C. Hart married the
dghr Of tho supt of the Naval Academy. Just
like Enrol Flynn!
The Bund Is rcactve in New HYDE Park
under fishing and hunting club guiSe. That
section has been plaStered with swastikas,- etc
The pants Of your suit are just trine TOO
short The l6-ounce trousers are Just right,
think.
Parm me for staring at your legs. little boy.
HAVE a chucf1fe: Preston Sturges, the screen
=. Il writer, ana piece in the Sunday ~ Y.
Times Said his latest flick was an attcmp, 10
spool those who try TO put all kinds OF social
significance into movies
& On the same page the papers movie oracle
analNZes SturGeS film and comes 10 the con-
CluSion II IS packed with SIS,
As though We haven't enough wars-Ben
Hecht starts one with the reviewers
call him the Geo. Jean Nathan of the play
wrights.
X AREN MORLEY, the cnemaiden is clicking
IA IN the stage show "Hedda Gabler"
When Karen was 10 her NAV took her 10
SEQ the play and was nearly elected because
she laughed Justify,
Jimmy Reynolds. the artist was Al the f-2-3
Club with rich South American pal. Tallulah
was al tho next table.
The South American exclaimed:
shes wonderful: I'll pay YOU 81 900 right
now " you'll do a drawing Of her for me-"
Reynolds did II in jfy and got the G-note.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11

you for wife again after he knows nearly all
abou, you'
Fancy statistic says women lose million
single gloves a year Very interesting
Now ! would Ike 10 know how many hand
bags and automobile keys the girls lose an
nually. As for losing the single gloves. there
are now gloves made that fl either hand so
II woman loses glove she only has 70 buy
one nc" glove and not pair
FRANKLY states Patricia Prentice:
Flirting IL an art-a woman's domain In
which she can use her feminine skill to greatest
advantage Just enough 10 stimulate imagina-
ton but not enough 10 invite unpleasant nor
embarrassing complications"
II was Max ORel who defined filtration as
attention without intention
The Jokes your father told DO you remember
them? Here's one my pop told.
A burglar broke into Clancy's house and
demanded: your money or your life said
Clancy: Take my life, I'm saving my money for
my old age"
No matter how many times my father told
THIS lokc my mother would laugh a. IT. She
was always his best audience No wonder they
were happily married for over 40 years
81 ANING had two wives both well trained"
II writes Detrolter. II feel my views on
WITHDRAWING may he OF value. The training Of
a wife should begin not later than two weeks
after marriage.
ANY further delay on the part Of the hus-
band In the matter OF asserting himself and
establishing his command over the household is
fatal"
NIN1ENNE SEGAL has had the same maid for
is years. Maybe Nivienne should write that
book which seems so greatly needed, namely.
How 70 Keep Maid
The law Of compensation gives us from life
what We put into H."
So states one OF those solvers Of life problems
for the puzzled The statement is not alto
cether true
know several people who have given life
Their best and who always have been energetic
KIND, charitable, tolerant and LOYAL. And all
the! have received IN return is a lot Of grief
From a resident OF Delano Kern County Cal:
The Democrats OF our town pronounce the
name Of IL Del-a-no and the Republicans say II
Is De-lay-no"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11

Ny s'orl sui Is hat Miss SamuclS original
slogan was The Blue Streak Of Ragtime And
when ragtimc went ou' Of style she changed It
TO The Blue Streak of Vaudeville"
TODAY I met s'oanfttor who told me- thai
L for eight nights work ne had been paid
SlSl 20 and he showed me the vouchers 70 prove
il These indeed the golden days for skilled
workers.
Would Your Husband Rcmarrl lou?' IS title
Of an article ! saw a young woman reading,
She seemed little worried How about YOU
lady? Do you think your huSband would pick
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11

wonderful people. M
mother was n woman"
A Wisconsin ton
sorialist says the aver
age wage FOR BARRIERS
IN his state IS SIS a
week.
And II We get a
tip" he ADDS. 1T II
something We feel like
framing under glass "
You dope" writes
a kindly Albany. y. Y.
s6,bscriber. don't YOU
!, the slogan Of Rae
NHuels was not The
Blue Streak of Rag
time hut The Blue
Streak Of Vaudeville - "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11

>And Senator's Bark
Truman and others
~ m Q d broadcaStcrS
using their wide audi
ence' etc.
What's the matter
with those Senators,
4 ny h oW? You were
quoting a paragraph
from Justice Roberts
report para 49, on
Pearl Harbor Oh,
the heck with 'em.
The Civilian Com
mlttee is relieved that
You are going TO the
Coast about Navy Re-
lief because despite
promises there is so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11

HlutH req tape 10 unraVel-the affair might
suffer.
NEYSA MCMEIN had an accident the other
~ night broke her back. VIII have 10 remain
IN a cast without moving for year
GlynlS Johns is a l7-year-od actress in The
Invaders, who will amount to something CON-
siderable one day
Howard Detz, adv and publicity director for
MGM, was elected a vice president Of the firm
this week
An official embraced him and said:
We'll, Howard, did lot OF reporters call YOU
about the news ."
'No'', was the reply, they thought was
president"
SOLDIERS at Fort Hamilton will betcha
~ Private Marty Clark can lick any heavy
weight-includlng Pvt. Joseph L. Barrow Of Camp
Upton.
Hitler in speech said Churchill would have
remained graz man unimportant and without
fame, If war mad not come. So what?
Gangstcrs always win notoriety-and then
come the G-mcn.
/ hear every important player in-Hvpeed-
turned down the heavy role the Nazi agent in
Alfred Hitchcock "Saboteur" picture DIDN'T
want 10 be typed such etc
>k3rltlsh Seamcn here are unhappy over tho
lager. Back home they drink i warm