davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Charles Nicoro. 81; Margaret .Petro6. 20
John Zackofzy 10 Nina Serowoky, Is
Benson c. Tomlnson rs Martha Jordan
%.
Michael Hsddad. ~; Josephine Heidmous
%
Alex A. Thompson, Al; Gladys Holloway
3g
Joseph Kitlas 81: Anna Markiewicz. 90
Thomas +. Peterson JL Pa Geneva T
Newman
Peter Pop. SIS Iris surmscz a.
Walter Wosciechowski, 81. Beatrice w
Gurey. IS
Clarence d. Lynn. %: Viola Reed. a.
Rober, II. Cederleaf, %; Rosemary Juzek
90
John Murphy. 20; Audrey Patterson. IS
John Murphy. 20 Audrey Patterson Is
Emil Began, 81 Tmelda Thomas, Is.
Floyd Callicoat p Deziie Tyler. 81.
Leslie Prouty, 20 Alberta Cornillie. 20
o.
Neil F. Murphy. 2s; Natalie Marguerit,
Ryan. Is
Felix A. Lakomy, % Josephine front, 10
Paul p. sarrach, So Stella Smith, 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24
DEATHS

Ella Hansberry 27g Adelaide. 81
Peter DcRlaiso. 1850 S0uthheld 81
John klniakos. 1871 East jefferson 46
olive Mary Gascn 1881 Minock. 81
Anthony Newoak. 6i2s Jos Campau S.
Mary Price. 2tiO CLAY Hamtramck. az.
Roddie pickens 1913 st Auhln as,
olive Keenan,. 25s Erskine. II
Herbert & Ely, 1870 Bishop road. Cross
ponte Park 10
George Mclean. 1921 Hamilton. Highland
Park II
James Morrison Begrie. 1880 Rowe 10.
ora Belle Mosher. 1887 Appollue. 65
Mary Perty e1T3 Concord ST.
stephen J Oleksak 1894 Foster %
Rev. George W stern. $3.50 Woodward 50
Gerldean Thornton go6l Cardoni 80
Hattie Robinson. i2O30 Woodmont, 6s
Peter Conrad, 23ii John r. 70
william Cullnar. 1904 Infantry 81.
Lula Persail. 1875 St AghlA So
Frank Ceimer. $3.50 Chopin So.
Alice Fendersou. 1880 Cheytuuts/5f, y
Frank J LaRJuche. 1852 Strasburg O. n
Elliott Louise. 270s4 DeIoh Royal Oak. So
John L Connolly. log Piduette 10
Albert Kazarah. 1876 Greenlswn. IS
Ma 7Aret Barry. 1880 WopdroW Wilson. 81
Limo Menio. 5i66 JonsthQn Dearborn 1
Alvin Ernest Beckner. 1917 Holden. IS
Anna Ttyoh Burbank Cal. So
AleNarder Ponuisky, 1912 Stesdmsn. Dear.
born. ga
Joseph calne i7i5 Beaufat 50.
" Barry. 1855 4 street. 81
william T.. Rsusym. ais Burns e.
Jeanne Bruce. e52s Yosemite -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24

BIRTHS

Victoria B6dendorfer 260i Pennsylvania
Julia Hosendove. 1905 Erskine.
Matte Card. 1908 Central.
Esteile Thomas, 66i Mack
Victoria Majors. 1908 Holbrook
Marie Waterman 314i Grand River.
Pearl Morris, 6426 lronwood.
Ruth Miller. j. West Pleasant, Rive
Rouge
Ethel johnson. 531 East Columbia.
Mary Cobb. 5oh Hendrie
Vrdia Jones. 1898 Leland.
Ann Conley, 2se East Bethune
Alice Hitchcock. 1927 Orleans
Ruby Ingram. 1850 East Garfield.
Amelia Eddington 1908 Orleans
Virginia Osler. 1882 Orleans
virginia Macdonald. 1888 Linsdale.
Helen Williams, $500 Burt road
Hope Hoffman. e53 Tuscola
Shirley BENJAMIN. 1922 Monica
Elizabeth Ssltern. 1855 Rademacher.
sally Kirbert, $50 Grand Marais, Crosse
Pointe
Pearl Kingston. 1905 stoepei.
Fay Manello 1925 Glendale
Gladys Kelley, 2s236 Northline. Romums.
Mildred sklsr. 22i0 Gladstone
Mary stettbacher, 1914 Glendale, Biz
parIepe sswchuk. s5i Henry.
Ann Bell. 413 West CARRIED Hazel Park
Adeline Tarz~ell. 1875 Rutherford
Dorothy Heller. 2640 Gladstone
Alberta Agla. 78i RsdemakeF
Thelma smith SIS West Hancock
Helen Gavin. 126e5 Littlefeld
AhAptl Lyons 1891 WeHeSleN dflNe.
Loretta BlaszcZyk. 1928 Corbet
Eleanor Kreul. 12554 Jane
Dolores McCavin. 53O6 Frankfort court
June Carey. 1922 Westminster.
Mildred Cline. 1887 Lindsay
Martha Nasso, 725 East Greendsle.
Dorothy Jewell. $685. Third
Esther Berthiaume 4il4 Roosevelt
Lillian Salata. 52is Trumbul
Helen Mccarthy. 1923 Lincoln
Bernice Nicer 1887 Edmore
Antoinette Mimi 1870 Yellowstone
Catherine Elzerman. sou Elgn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24
BIRTHS


BOYS
Bows were born to
Msdelane Oliver. 1883 Indiana
Irene Nygren, i93i5 Steel
Hazel Vincent. 1921 LtttleheId
Amanda Leinonen, 1889 Wavery
Eleanor MeLeond $50 Men Crosse Pointe
Emily Small, 300l Pasadena
Ruth Bradley. Route ! Charlev.iN.
Jean Sheehsn 1927 Tuxedo.
IGIadys Brooks 1900 west outer drive.
Ethel Mcconnell l02 Blaine
Sadie Vincent $3.50 Coyle
Vivian Brown. 2752 Boston.
Maxine McElroF l5o5o Woodmout'
Virginia Sagaert. 1927 Nashville
Christine Kotranza. 1928 FarnsVorth.
Roberta Webb. s12 Prentis.
Elem Sandman. 1880 Steel.
Diana Hill, llill MOrang.
Helen Warehan 312s Pique'te
Veronica Gawenda 1888 Portland
Rita Romaa 1869 Pelkev.
Angela Rozmyslowicz, 1902 Brunette.
Evelyn Braswell 745f Woodward
Dorothy Mcclellan, 1907 Webster Birming.
ham
Cecile Urban. sfoe Chalmers
Josephine Brown. 700 Palmetto.
Evelyn Fineran. 1892 Baldwin
Mable FORMER q36 BrainRrd
Florence Pusz 1924 Thirtieth
Emily Boza. 4l6e NcDouEau
Agata- Lobby 29s3 BENSON
sylvia Berghod 2977 HoVarth
Thelma Giannico. 2020n Helen
Martha Bignan. 333s Richton.
sue Zombeck 1895 Otis
Ruth Pace. 1879 Csdieux Crosse Pointe.
Dora Trackt 3025 Leslie
TIA Kanter 1884 HartweU
ESTHER Bernstein i1s45 Lasane boulevard.
Edith Lid1e 563 Forest Wyandotte
Carl.ne Fernstrum 53ie Buckingham.
Marian Wilhelm, 6fa5 Hilisboro
Florence Endico. ssh West Philadelphia.
Beatrice Marchenia 1903 REYNOLDS
Kathryn Foley. 1900 West outer drive
Elizabeth Wlkie, 1o6 Brighton Highland
Park
rrma csruso. 35ol Parker
Bertha Hurhey 7f0f Dubois.
Gertrude Black 55i6 Rvard
Ruby Pavton. q5s Fast Fern,
Jennie Townsei a12S Russell
Petty Hubert 1878 willard
wWs Harp 900 Theodore
Anna Banks 1892 Russell '.,,-
Margaret Vinson i53 Westminster
Louise Gallma. 1915 Brush.
Thelma Rolden 263 Frskine
Fannie Asbeu 63ff Waterloo
Delnhine Mack 5000 Northdrld
Maria SancrfcCa 7e3S peSotJ
Lucy Davis 713s sherman
Louise Hendrix. aef Theodore
Puth Lockwood $3.50 Thirtieth
Christine Beverly 3si7 Merrlck
hvina Swift 1885 srowden
Florence Stiock SOTO Thrtv-thfrA
Margaret Kludt 1856 East outer drive.
Corinne Tillev of2 West CanNsld
Mary Jones 573o TNirteepth, Tcorse.
Lillian Mckinley 1898 Fast Wills.
CYNTHIA Shields i4qsS Kilhourns
Margaret Nelson 10S louisiana
Pose fonhardo 27t7 fort
Marcella Horson. 1888 Kingsvills. Cratic.
Township.
GIRLS
Girls were horn to-
Charlotte Reisner 100 Farrand Highland
Park
Mary McLeau 1900 steel
Monica MCKendry i65s6 StsnsbufyI
Julia Bak 56J7 n,s
Marie Stokes 1907 FIuwood
Amelia Fsninosa 1e46 Tenth,
Margaret Herring 1890 Filler
Mareaftt Harrington. 1870 West phfs-
delphia.
Rose DinEman. 1906 Princeton
Catherine Watts. 1925 Woodrow
NNHted Birse iOii Theodore
Danese Williams 1892 Clinton.
Liliis Williams 20i7 Russell
Frances Goleht0Uski. 3it7 Third
tnns Khan SO Naconh
Germains NandenbeTghf, 1927 Maiden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24
ST. Mary Camp
To Equip Guards
Time. stan Correspondent

BATTLE CREEK, July "a. = A
clothing locker supplied to equip
1000 men every six weeks is being
established at the ST. Mary's Lake
Coast Guard camp. Lieutenant
Commander Hugh b. Masters,
commander OF the station, said
men coming to the three stations
in this area would be completely
outfitted at the ST. Marys Lake
Camp.
Coast guard recruiting officers
will arrive tomorrow, Sunday and
Monday to receive enlistments.
p h ySic a ! examinations will be
given for enlisted men Monday
and those who are accepted will
be sworn in Wednesday,
Another 80 men are scheduled
to come here this week for basic
training, raising the number of
men now at the three camps 10
$50. Commander Master said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Bernard Poszwa, % Laura Gutowski. 81
William sieders. rs Rosemary Ridky. is
David F. seibert rs Mary r. Garrow 2s
Carl Griffin. %. Bernce Buchcoski %
Charles Knapp Jr 80 Flora Hemus b
John J. Dyer, p. Dorothes L. Lockwood
II
Thomas winburn. a.; Maggie s Howard
shirley oliver so: velma Zielke. as
Frank fsmariuo. 20 Marceus Maurice rs
John Clark, 10 Phyllis E'ungsworth IS
Dwight = Stafford. "a Shirley l. Reiser
10
whIsm c. oidershsw. 81. Jeanne cook 10
Albert Hallaorin. 10 Betty Jane
clifford r. Peoples, 30; violet Wilson. %.
Robert /. pusenberry, 20; Irene p. Wun-
Edwin \. Rasmussen, 81 Nancy a. Turn.
bull. 20.
Arcoiuo sermo. "a: Rose valsnte. y.
Howard Rigg. III Betty Gascon. 10
JACK d. Carmichael. 81, Margaret Gauthier.
IS.
James Duia. IS; Impie Johnson. 20.
Ben Refer, rs: Helen Bell. p
Char!es B. HeeoX. q; Virginia Mccombs
%.
John sharpley. Il: susans cohens. 81
Jerome y. kirsohbaum. %; Hilda Goldrr9n
Donald c. Barr IS. Ednawiu Null. 10
LLOYD Thomas. % Roberta knuckies, 81
Edward stafford ~ HELEN BoroWy, 81.
John Boyer, % Claire DaUaire. 1e
Edgar APPEL %: Helen Pizak 26
Clifford T. Bodine, 81. clara Hummegard
20
ULYSSES Harrington, 81 Anna Glenn 20
steven lezhack. %, Marie WoszSnskl 10.
DOM r, stone 81. Phyllis Schick 20
Cedric c Sweet. Is. Grace jameson
Keller, -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24
DIVORCES

divorces we're granted:
Maytemmie johnson from Ahaz
Evelyn Clayton from Walter
Clara kehH from Samuel
Kenneth Sumler from Lucille.
Marie Rose Gaul from Alfred G.
Raymond + rutland from Marie c.
julia NJ Jameson from Ellery W
Betty Jane HYDE from Clarence 3.
Helen A. stevens from John a.
Joseph Blandino from Rose.
Trena N Banks from Thomas H.
Wanda Kampas from Joseph.
Mary Norma from Joseph
William J. keegan from Irene A.
Jimmie u. Ford from Lucy.
Helen VeyrO from William
Nancy ScFiiect from Claude
Mary +. Hyslop from Bitreu.
Josephine Fox from Ardley.
James Kirkland from Flora
Dessah stephens from Norris.
Frances Jackson from Ivan
Mary Elijah from Phillip
Dorothy WaEenback from Veru.
Robert Q. Hill from Artie "
Mary G. Miller from Howard r.
AlEena Thompson from Monroe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24
3 Candidates
Cd|hounGet
@. K. for Primary
Times STAFF Correspondent

= BATTLE CREEK, July "a
The names of all 81 Calhoun
County candidates who fled HeHai-
mating petitions will appear on the
ballots at the September Is pre-
liminaries, including two whose
petitions were questioned by
County Clerk Edward j. Morse.
The county election commission
approved all the petitions, accept
ing those of Lewis Jay Conklin,
candidate for the Democratic
nomination for county clerk, and
Joseph W. Martin, Democratic
candidate for treasurer.
At the meeting OF the election
commission. County Clerk Edward
J. Morse failed to raise his earlier
objections that Conklin's petitions
did not have sufficient signers, and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24
STEEL AT SITE, WAIT O. X.

Steel for construction of the new
S296,632-EakepieW- Senior High
School has been delivered but the
contractor cannot use il until the
school board obtains the proper
priorities. AS a result work on
the building has virtually come TO
a standstill.
The board has asked the WIB
for permission to use the steel.
stating that the building is needed
for new children brought here by
the Fort Custer expansion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24

NEWARK. N. j., July "a GNS)
-FBI agents last night and early
today raided the homes OF 20 Ger
man and one Italian alien in Hud-
son and Bergen counties and in
south New Jersey +. +. Conroy,
director Of the FBIs Newa r k
office, said that an undisclosed
number of arrests were made in a
continuation of the series OF raids
aimed al known Axis sympathizers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24
FAVOR CLIO UNION

Exclusive bargaining for hourly
paid workers at the Post Products
division of the General Food Cor
poration here, will be given to the
dairy and food workers division
of the United Retail and Whole
sale Employees (CIO) as result of
election at-the-plant,
Members Of the CIO union won
the election 673 to 443. Last year
the employees voted for no union.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24
Safeeraekers Frightened

SafecrackerS who tried 10 break
open two safes I'm the Cook Coffee
Company $40 Hamilton avenue,
early today apparently were
frightened away, police said. leav-
ing their tools in front of the still
intact cash box.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24

the draft already have depleted
the force and few acceptable APP
plicants have responded TO the
chiefs call for pix new men.
Chief Haun has even resorted to
newspaper advertising for police
men but applicants so far haven't
been able to meet the basic re-
ouirements
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24
Death lotlfes


BRODERICk-- f.. July %. 1912
beloved husband Of LeonieI dear father
of W. Elliott Jr. and Mrs. George Mehr
and Mary Jane BrDderick Funeral from
Terry McGovern Chapel. 1927 West Vernon
highway. Saturday az $50. Holy Redeemer
Church ~ IL a. m.
BROZO-Wsyne suddenly beloved hus-
band Of Evelyn, dear father OF David
SOL -.'..'- - .-+----f- .---r-ur1-rrrr
~ Glenn. Funeral Monday. from Halienan
Funeral Home, Jsl East Grand Boulevard.
Time, later
COLwELIe-Juiy % 1912, al residence
BASS Lincoln, Agnes O., beloved wife OF
Charles L. Colwell Funeral from DIN
Brothers, l02l5 Hamilton, At Glynn court
saturday afternoon az q 30.
HIETHER July %. Catherine % 2i44
Crane. wife Of the late Frederick: dear
mother ~ Martha aud The -laie-AlfEea
and Minnie Huethef Funeral service Sat
urday, ! p m at A. II. Peters Funeral
Home. l2o57 Gfstiot ave
PARKINSON July y, 1892. suddenly, al
GOderlch. Ont Mary v. Of PALS Twenty
fourth street Detroit beloved wife Of VIII
lam g. Parkinson dear mother Of Laurie
Ruth and ". Lincoln Parkinson. Funeral
from John j Heelons Funeral Mansion
1870 W. Grand Blvd, cor. ". Warren
saturday Al g. m.
RH>e Hht=4ttfs -2a-fa42- sade l.. wife
Of Harry a Reschke. mother OF Jack.
Frank and Mary Reschke daughter OF Al
service AZ chapel Of the VIM z. Hamilton
Co. Cas- ave al Alexandrine, Saturday
~ I ?. m Interment, Oxford. Mich
RI BARJH %. suddenly. John j..
husband OF Christine, father Of Dorothy
and Betty, son Of Mrs Resale Rubarth.
brother Of two brothers and three sisters.
Funeral service Saturday, p m AZ A
II Peters Funeral Home, 12057 Gratiot
ave
SCHAEFFER-July %. AZ his home. $3.50
"a
OF Minnie. dear brother az Frank Schaener.
Funeral services from residence Monday,
80 a. m. St Leos Church al a. m.
interment W0odmere
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24
$500 LACK STAMPS

Internal revenue department
men who have started checking
cars for use tax stamps here esti-
mate there are still $500 vehicles
in this area lacking stickers.
The owners of cars found with
out the IS stamp will be ordered
TO report at the Internal Revenue
office TO purchase stickers and pay
an added penalty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24
ADVERTISE FOR POLICE

Police Chief Harold f. Haun,
doubts if he will be able TO keep
the police force up TO full strength.
High paying war plant jobs and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24

that Martin had signed his own
petition,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24
Male Help Wanted

AUTOMOBILE mechanics win tools no
age limit, highest percentage and. guar
antee, new car dealer. 3l73 East Jeffer-
son.
AUTO mecha,ics for general motor repairs:
highest salaries paid STANDARD, 1851
-iT4 fLtLf HLI-ne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24
Funeral Directors

Fred G.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
1852 +. JEFFERSON FITZROY 2i7s-Ts
FLOYD L. HAMILTON
1884 MISREPRESENTATION 5000
j. SUTTON A SON
s1T7 TKUHBUtL AVE. TEMPLE 2-5i0O
READ Times Want Ads for pront--use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24
BRAKE MECHANIC
D1NRNI VI LNIIAINIO
experienced only Good salary. Apply per.
onnei department
MONTGOMERY WARD
Grand River AZ Greenfield

BUS DRIVERS for immediate employment
with Department OF Street Railways
city % Detroit at 79c 10 sac per hour 90
be filled by competitive examination
Yearly average earnings during 1gIl APP
t.H@es!laated 50 200. Applicants must he not
less Than twenty.one or more than fonty
years OF age and citizens OF the United
states. Apply 20 the Detroit Street Railways
Commission. 81. Jean and Shoemaker, De.
tr0ft, Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24

MALE DOG, vicinity Roosevelt Warren
black. brown collie shepherd, license
27l65; reward. Temple 2-7575.
POINTER Female. liver and white. 1887
East Grand boulevard. olive s515. Re
ward
SMALL brown female terrier, vicinity
Twenty fourth Michigan; reward Lafsy
cite 531l. Evenings
TIREMAS Citizenship papers reward.
r. B Ross. 540l fireman. Tyler 6-e03s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24
Lost and Found

WHITE bobtaH dog. blacEt spot Ehi
shoulder speed reward. Townsend
/ g-Seqa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
PROMINENT TIN CAST

The east. in addition 10 both
Irving Berlin and Ezra Stone, M
cludeS Pvt julie OShnS Cpl
Nielsen B}rHFeititfftt PVT. Robert Sid
ncy Pvt. Alan Manson. Pvt. James
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
Film Time Clock

ADAMS Spring'ime in the Rockies
a m %, 90, I.36. ~ IS p. N
Ming Town 1919, 3.4i. $50. as
b. W
BROADWAY CAPITOL - Now vo,
aeef 81 m 2-te, 30, lolS D. M
CINDERELLA The Glas,
y io AZ. los 1898 ? m 'ou IA
" " - IS os so p n 80
20 20 40. : 40 So D. m ~ ''''''
FISHER" The Glass Key - IS. az
40 -. 90 p-m. Orchestra Wives,
roN Between Is Girls" 12.5r. ali.
B, m 23s $50, els p. m.
HOLLYWOOD Orchestra Wives
3 90, ln 26 p m sherlock Holmes and
MADISON Bsmbi 1928. ? 5.35
s Dos lot' m. Army Surgeon
- - ~ 30, { 81 7.o6. e1 p m.
MICHIGAN The Palm Beach story
street OF chance" l2,5l 3.54, $751;. 10
rS->rtrE--"wine. for me Eagle
% m ir5i as 7f2 ro.36 p. m
Lady CANISTER Y SIS IS. ~, 33
rNRtpIsr Louis Jordan 232. SOP
HF no. % % M NJ Washington Goes
10 Town O. too s7t. sls. II rs
RIVIERA The Glass he, % $50
~ m Orchestra wives n 80
s .- t.11 I0 53 D. m.
RkO FLOWN The Glass KEY. a" > OS
. e. p. 800 p NJ. IS a m Orchestra
W..s 800 10 30 r m. 2 80 a. m.
Ruh NJ Tho Glass Key sgt SO
Orchestra Wives : 80, II 05
rrTrNrw> >~vs, snort subjects 8
r. n ID 3D. ~
-INIILn- ARII~1S-.A- YAnk- e'-Ft-rrr. A.
l1 tu.5h Pacific Rem
ar7teH'' 80 90 r. N 2 "a $3.50 ?. N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
4 LITTLE QUIETER

Perhaps the polite company he
teepS in tGiS film but ne lost a
tot Of bis sW7ri-alcck manner
SINS and rCfrcshnGly retranS
from too much 'mugClug.
Miss Quglcy looks like a young
lady of 20 dressed up to play an
infant sister and Tina -FAaSer
the new addition 20 Nlckey's long
list Of screen girl friends, over
acts with almost embarrassing
cons ictcncV
Edmund GWcun is just q chip
or Mr. Chips as the head
master and the rest Of the adults
stand around with considerable
patience looking panied while
Mickey leaps with boyish abandon
from one scTape TO another.
CARELESS RAPTURE
Tho companion picture Pacific
Rendezvous is an exciting spy
story woven around the activities
Of the naval intelligence offices in
Washington. "A spot. n would seem.
where a pretty url can slip in 20
pass around dopcd coffee. where
they leave GcC0dcd messages
around like bargain basement cir
cularS and where an Axis spy can
gust cal. up and lind out what
time the uoNf boat is leaving
F D. Wsgcnt for This pretty
negligent state az affairs. Pacific
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
The alters Plan
Christmas Parties

TIE MAJORITY Of the neigh
uorhood United Detroit thcaterS
N0 hold special Christmas Party
UaUuccS this Saturday. December
l9. In many OF the houses, Santa
Claus will De there person 10
give. each child free gift of
candy The Alget Thcatcr writ 1utd
a special Supcrman Thrill SHOW;
and The other houses will devote
"a Mll hour 10 comedies and car
ICONS in addition TO their regular
features.
The thcatcrS coming under the
latter heading are the Fisher,
ffttTvTCr7. Cinderella, birmingham
Bloomfield, Annex. Varsity. Re
gent NorWcSt, RoSedalc, and Mel
thcatcrS.
As an added attraction, the
Varsity Theatcr will have on their
z-raee "a person, Roy Hail, master
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
LORE Bares Pate
for Drama Touch

PETER LOIRE is saving his
best moment in Background 10
Danger. the new Warner Bros.
wartime picture Of plot and coun-
terplot IN the Near East. for the
last few reels. During that time
he viii. when possible. take his
hat off showing taS newly clipped
and nearly bald head. In all early
sequences with George Raft and
Brenda Marshall. the stars Of the
picture LOIRE works with his
hat on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
WITH BRITISH MD

But despite 2 kind old head
master. "a most rdugent step
father and am aiorng mother and
sister and-An-c Staunch ft-t--t4e~-
Mickey sim has trouble. much of
II revolving around his step
brother. Freddie Bartholomew. 10
whom he takes AN instant dislike
A great number Of American
hnAA-hala gene tn--ehoeiSriif Eng.
land and We eeltaLnlA- hope thpY
behaved themselves better HAN
Young master Rooney, bat then
II wouldn't be a Rooney scenario
d he couldn't be the problem
child
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
FOR ARMY RELIEF

Since Its Broadway premiere
the show has sold out m every
performance. II Is estimated that
The New York intake alone Will
SurpasS 100000 Warner Brokers',
who hnu@hj -tAe picture rights.
have sWclcd the fund hz making
Evening star., 1942-08-13
Nazis Raid Murmansk
Every Hour Of Day,
Americans Relate
Toke Full Advantage Of
Long Arctic Daylight,
Returned Men Soy
Re the Associated Press.


/ NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-Round.
the clock Nazi air raids on the Rus.
sian port of Murmansk. with the
Germans taking advantage of The
24-hour Arctic daylight and dou.
bling their aerial bombardment with
arrival of Allied conveys, were re-
ported today by a young Brooklyn
sailor whose first sea voyage was a
round "trip to Murmansk.
But the Russian anti aircraft
batteries are good and often bag as
many as eight planes out of a raid
ing party of 25," said Joseph
Whalen, 20, who spent more than a
month in the Russian port.
German dive -bombers carried
out heavy raids by daylight yes
terday and after dark last night
against Russian anti-aircraft bat
teries between Murmansk and
the Finnish frontier, DNB re-
ported today in Berlin0
Whalen said the raiders concen-
trated on docks and on shipping
anchored in the harbor, where they
frequently drop mines"
1.-TWO American freighters were
lost because of this (mine- -dropping)
action in less than two weeks of
each other" he added.
His convoy reached Murmansk
last April after weathering a five
day submarine attack.
On the trip home, he said, the
convoy proceeded without attack
despite enemy plane reconnaissance
until within sight of land when ex-
plosions sent columns of water high
into the air and suddenly ships
began to go down and men poured
over the side into lifeboats."
Whalen said it appeared to him
that the ships had run into mine
field
Continuous Air Raid.
A Danish-American ship officer
who returned to this country re-
Gently from a convoy trip to MUIR
mansk described one day in Muir
mansk as "24 hours OF continuous
German air raid"
Charles A. Paludan of Lapine,
Ala, second officer of an American
ship, said that during our stay
alongside the wharf the discharge
of cargo never stopped except dur
ing air raids-and We never had less