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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27


The general cannot be REIN
forced and he cannot be relieved.
He has orders from Chief Of
Staff Marshall to be captured
under no circumstances. but II
10 doubtful il he will obey any
command requiring him to
desert his troops in the field.
Always a daredevil soldier. prob
ably he will choose to die with
his men rather than fight an
other day" That is the cold
blooded analysis OF his fellow
soldiers at the capital.
Macarthur has beco ONE
unique symbol since the fall of
Singapore. The conquest of that
bastion caused the white man a
great loss Of face" in the east
srn world. The Jsps are trying
to capitalize on their triumph TO
COW the Chinese and the Indians.
TO prove that the yellow are
superior to the occidental peo-
pies. As long rs the American
bulldog. outnumbered ten to one.
holds out, Tokyo cannot make
good on its racial sales talk.
The jaunty. e2-year-old general
holds sloft the torch of western
prestige and civilization.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

% Softer look -.
sweefer touch
Your fcce hos taken on q rodent
"speciol occasion" IooM The
kerotolytic action Of Ponds Van
ishine Cream hos been gently
Ioosenine and dissolving dirt and
skin roughnessesl In one minute
your skin feels skier +. looks =,
.fresher. lighter And II foxes =
moke-vp with sublime self
confidence >. luscious effect!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

''7his neiu minute Mask uiih Ponds
Vanishing Cream is a Lilc-sarer tohcn
get Hred-looLing at the end Of a day Of
,ca rcork. IL makes my skin look
fresl,er and feel smoother in practically
no timer
MRS. W. FORBES MORGAN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-11
Mllion-Man AEF'
BY End OF Month
Less Gasoline
In Prospect
For South

Charlotte. Dec. Il.-iAlD ~.
hugiHud's acute !ucl oil shortage .r.
brought nome definitely t. Carolina.
consumer, If gasoline. II ma. uca.
less gasoline.
The federal government dar,.,.
r"'.ncrIc> Co discontinue shipping
gasoline u railroad tank ca.s '...
the middle Hc.' and southwest ......
-" iHp Ctyu..uIs. Georgia. fiwG..
West Virginia, and several ur..
static.
THIS VIII permit Using the ,...
cars To- maui !ucI u.i and ECru.ri.
INTO tCutvly threatened areas
The Caruiiuas VIII receive Iir,.
gasoline through the pIunta...
PIpcIIu" III TINS p"l!ud.
SpoE.c-mru 'uI ~, petroleum pUr
ducts Distributing industry h,.c.
Aaa declined 20 uc quoted 10y mans.
SAID the U.'.ma', effect col the u,-
ugIvr m..h' D, o.. aUrnrg cUta
uL TO. p."lir" .H',.us 600. uuu-cs-
suut.U motorists.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-11

''.''rai.Du. in one ui Il -clIc.
mons adopted AZ it, anur.r'
.'n. expressed grave con-
"r efforts made under. the
var To CcntralIIc greater
III the executive branch ~
"n' and To permit tlngvn;. II
administrative power"
.""r' congressional inyc-i.-
nc office ni pr!C" admin
vas proposed IN another
... The federation cOuicuGrG
JAS administration ni p',c,
.i ratInnIng programs wa
~ fragrant disregard r'
ud. mandates. Il flood %.
a. regulations and pc. 70
.,nrt, - provld" rarGau
consumers at the expense
..- and :HN payer. IT,,
god "lcgl~I.'lun To- correct
.'. I'D th!~ program.
...o,ut!uu> dppguE~d 10y de-
commended economy IL. -,
-m. elimination 90 m" &c.
.'r. N industry. "unu,gr-
"Enurnt bureaus and ..,a
.i assurance To- the 'rHs'.
~ have sufficient rtwr."
"n' ana supplies e. cu...-
""Ct the record 1919 tn.a
goals. The Gn.ou.,'.'
H.ru,I Z. .....,. ..,. r......
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-11
AIRLINE OFFICIAL
SENTENCED AS SPY

Rio dc JanClro. Dec n ..lN'I
Count Edmnndo Ill Roh.'r"' .r.."
official Of tho Italian tram N'...'.,
airline Lat. has been sentenced 'H
prison for II ycar- uu .....'. N.f
Nc and five aides com .r'cl H'" l."''
were axis spies IN South N"r|ra.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-11
Artillery
Duel Fought
At Airfield
Japanese Night Attack
Thrown Back; Austria
liam Patrols Advance
Down the Coast From,
Coma, Centralizina
Big New Guinea Push

NlIied Headquarters in Aus
tralia. Dec. 1l.-(APl-I nitrd
states forces holding the APP
prohrheS to the Buna airdrumr
laid down Furnishing artillrr,
lire on Japanese beach positions.
reports from the New Guinea
front said today. after throwing
back Japanese night attack
near Buna village.
With the Coma area. tvclyr
miles to the north. cleared bv
the Australian forces that swept
up the river valleys and storm
cd the mission post, Australian
patrols now were rcpDrtrd Ia br
advancing down the coast to-
ward Cape KiIIcrton. >i> mile,
northeast Of Buna. and the hi:
push to drive the Japanese out
Of their beachhcad pockct> Mas
being centralized.
Allied air forces continued =
support the land iiGh'cr-. 'ly..
heir bombs ON the .iapaur-r pu..
Ions from Cap" kIlIrr'ar .,nn'.pr.,
through Brna {" Cape F,udud,r
hrcC miles southeast a. Bum,
One othcl enemy tore, wa- .,.n.. o.
d still holding nu' un 'a, S,n.'.
rack. about SI& mite INLAND ,n.r
IWHa. and p-iO's etrttcd ard Ln..b..,
Continued on pr-r FlycI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-11
Experts Bog
Oil Rations
Senate Comm mite e
Says Simple Formula
Dlsdained in Setting
Allotments

Washington. Dee. 1I.-LNP-
>'nAt"rS investigating gasoline
una iucl oil rationinC reported
,'"dN that the oil program was
logged down in a formula al
'"mplc> calculations by experts
WI" diNdain simple per ccntaGc
w procedure.
administration formula 'l>-
.' special defense committee
.''H went back - year IN 'N"u
..H'.nn "f temperature statistics
.'.." up with u procedure 'Nt'
~ WIND velocity. and cyCr that
.."'ncr standby. humidity
900 %! ASSUMING tn" a'cIt5.
der had not dclIhCru'"I'
."u'S ~ previous yCm- uN
.....uE iuci uIl inc drd 40.
1000" IuTrrurn vas cutting I.-
. "n " pee ,viiidG, sN-'r.
.. On" need ten reducing rn'..
uI .urr. ~, ,Ulu.II0'''
10" experts calculated -,
% uIi necessary T." u'.I .
= ..L.t..lDF ID. Ire,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-11
w aIker Gets
FDR's Nod
Reports Say Postmas-
ter General Is Favored
for Head of Democrat
tic Committee

Washington. Dee. ll.-(AP1-
Reports circulated on Capitol
Till tnhLN that Postmaster Gen
rral IrLTk {. Walker is the
En">rvcIt administration choice
4" succeed Edward J. Flynn OF
\"w York - the national chair
man ri the Democratic party.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-11
President Roosevelt,
Reporting on Lend
L.c a Sc, Says "A xis
Powers Have, Tempo
rarily at Least, Lost
Initiative

Washington. Dee. II.-iNPN--
President i.nu~rvclt informed
& nIwrr~~ iuGf, that hv the ruh
90 lNI~ month american forces
nl"'~'I> wnuld number more
lhIu l.nnr.uuU men.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-11
Heroic Ship
Comes Home
For Repairs

The battered cruiser san
francisco. which fought and
whipped a Japanese battlcship
III an epic engagement oil ihc
S0lom0nS last month. plUwcd III
Through the Golden Gate under
her own power today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-11
ganization Ex-
presses Grave Con-
Germ Over Efforts to
Centralize Greater
Authority in Executive
Branch

"I'hro. Dec. 1f.-tAPJ-Thc
Nmriiran Farm Bureau Fedora
l'"r plrheing all its aid in the
m'ir"m'> war effort for IAN early
p'ir" md 4 lasting security"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-11

Continued or pt-c FIycb
Evening star., 1942-07-11
4 10 7 4
y K 10 9 6 3
4 K @ J82

Pass CD
Answer-Bid five diamonds. Your
partners bidding indicates strong
hand, since he was evidently pre-
pared to raise hearts all the time.
A slam is probable and a contract
of five IS quite safe, so you can
safely show the only f1rst-round
control you have.
Score 100 per cent for five dia-
monds, go per cent for five hearts,
40 per cent for five clubs or four
no-trump.
Question No. 1,122.
Today you hold the same hand,
but the bidding is different:
Jacoby You Schenken Lightner
Pass Pass Pass IL
Pass 20 Pass 2NT
Pass CD
What do you bid? (Answer Mon
day.
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Evening star., 1942-07-11
the EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS.

WRc, 5:00-NaionaI Music Camp: Percy
Granger, composer pianist is guest on first
program Of series from Interloehen, Mich, play
ing his own Spoon River" Other numbers
include Concert Overture" and Rhapsody
in Rumba."
WHV, 7:0o-people's Platform: Discussion
Of the armed forces need for more doctors
and the resultant effect on civilian health, panel
consisting Of Ii. Col. Sam F. Seeley Of the War
Manoower Commission. Dr.. Michael N. Davis OF
the kosenwaId Foundation, Dr.. Thomas MtGoId.
rick, chief Of the Medical Civilian Defense for
Brooklyn, and Miss Maxine Davis, touring writer.
WRc, 7:00-Noah Webster Says: Haven
M0uarre's new quiz show.
WHV, 7:30-TiI|ie the Toiler Mac proves
himself a Wild West hero.
WNAL, 8:00-6reen Hornet: The busy
trime-fiehier hu1zes into more heroits.
Wpc, S;00-Keepng Up With Rosemary:
The serial, starring Fay Wray moves to DIFF.
ferent time and day.
VOL, 8:30-caIifornia Melodies; Dave
Roses symphonic dance music with Vocalist
Maxine Gray.
WMAL, 8:3o-Map Night: Mr.. Smith con.
iinues his fayoriie pasiime
WHV, 8:30-Hobby Lobby: Press Agent
Evening star., 1942-07-11

Jim Moran, The man who found the needle
in the hawtaek, Is principal guest.
WMAl. 9:00-Summer symphony: Alex.
ander Bloch is guest conductor for Samuel
Barbers "Adagio for Strings" Haydns Sym
phony No. SO in Major and Lists LES
PreIudes.
WKV, 9:45-SaturdaY Sefenade: Tenor Bill
Perry and Soprano Jessiea Draeonefts appear.
ing with Gus Raesehen', Orchestra.
WRc, 10:00-Sports NewNee Newsaster
\. v KaItenborn pinehhits for Nh. Stern, who
Is vatatoning.
WhAL, t0:00-BeIieys II or Not: Mr.
Ripley reveals the Mexican secret that affected
10000 900 people.
WRc, f0:t5-Labor for Victory: The AH
Is host to Mrs. Louise Rotthkiss, warworke'.
WHV, t0;l5-Prof. Waller pitkin Of CoIun.
ba University: "hilIion.Do|lar lneome-1ax
Free"
= SRoRT. WAVE PROGRAMS.
GUATEMALA, 1900 s.,.-popuIar Music
with harmba: T6WA. 9.68 meg. 81 m.
LONDON, t2t5 s.m.-Demoeraey Marches
CSC, 9.58 meg, 3i.3 m.; 6R6, 1853 meg
25.6 m.
LONDON, 1890 a.m.-Late News: CSC,
9.5S meg, 3i.3 m.; 6pG, 1853 meg 25.6 m.
GUATEMALA, t:iG a.m.-Oante Music with
Orchestra: IOWA, 9.68 meg, 81 m.
Evening star., 1942-07-11
Transit Co. Bans Pamphlet
Sdtirizinq Air Raids

The Capital Transit Co, yesterday
withdrew from circulation its regu-
lar publication, Transit News, after
the president of the company Ed
ward D. Merrill, had been informed
It included satire on air raid IN
structions which has been officially
considered Objectionable.
The company president said the
"instructions" had been copied
from similar type of publication
In another city. He described the
satire as "just an outlandish carica-
ture of something we all take serl-
ously."
The publication, which is dis
tributed In buses and streetcars,
has been out about a week, he said.
He ordered all copies remaining in
the company vehicles to be re-
noved.
Evening star., 1942-07-11
Flowing After Tornado
Reveals Sweet Riches

PS the Associated Press.
KOKOMO, Ind.--This was sweet
news to Mrs. Virginia Alice Baker.
A farmer plowing a field in Black
ford County, IS miles east of here.
unearthed her sugar rationing book.
1t was blown away by tornado
which destroyed Mrs. Bakers home
last month.
Evening star., 1942-07-11

Z dSS
South might have been satisfied
with a contract of three hearts,
but he did not relish the idea of
letting his opponents play the hand
at four clubs and, perhaps, make
a threatening part score. He could
be sure, from his partners very
strong bidding, that four hearts
would rot be set badly, if at all.
West opened the queen of clubs,
and East thought moment before
playing to the first trick. 1t seemed
clear that South had the missing
five trumps and probably at least
one of the missing spade honors.
ct was obvious that South had
nothing in clubs and at best the
jack in diamonds and hearts, yet
South had gone freely to four
heartsD East could hardly hope
for a spade trick or a second dia-
mond trick; he had to depend on
one club, one diamond and two
trump tricks. Hence he had to cam
paign principally for two trump
tricks.
At the first trick, therefore, East
overlook the queen of clubs with
the king and laid down the club
ace. Dummy ruffed and returned
the king of diamonds. East took
the diamond ace and led another
club, forcing out dummys last small
trump. Now dummy could never
lead small trump through East
to finesse through the ten of hearts.
But South laid down the trump
ace to confirm his impression that
East hal all the trumps. Next he
cashed the queen and jack of dia-
monds, following with three rounds
of spades. East had to discard
on the last of these, and South
ruffed. Then a trump to dummy's
queen left East helpless. He could
take his king, but then had to re-
turn trumps himself to give South
the much-needed finesse.
X
Yesterday you were Theodore
Lightner's partner and, vulnerable
against non-vulnerable opponents,
you held:
Evening star., 1942-07-11
Points for Parents

BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
A child 1Dho gets the notion he
Is a problem" Ciu Uery likely
choose to continue being that in
terestinq person.
Evening star., 1942-07-11
Not This
yOul can?

Grandma Bills certainly a
problem child if ever there was
one!"
; Mother: II agree with you. He
can think of more bad things to
do in one day than anyone I know"
Evening star., 1942-07-11
Winning Contract
By THE FOUR ACES.

David Bruce Burnstone, Oswald Jaco-
by, Howard Schenken and Theodore
A. Lightner, worlds leading team of
four, inventors OF the system that
has beaten every other system in
eXstence)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
Niqht Club NeUs

master of ceremonies spot he
'spouts a continual line of chatter,
pausing long enough to introduce
the acts.
The Depernos combine novelty
and acrobatic work in their rou-
tine, and soprano Kathleen Hall
appears in production numbers
with the five lovely Gardner Girls,
several of whom step out in spe-
cialty dances.
Leonard Seel and his orchestra
continue on the bandstand.
KEN ROBERTS - Longtime
favorites, Billie Richmond and Gil
Raye continue to pace the nightly
revues at this spot. Miss Rich
mond puts personality in her
swing versions of the popular
songs, while Raye cracks corny
jokes during and in between
presentation of performers.
Pee Wee Murray's musical nov
|elty act and Miss Deans char
|acter dances highlight the sup
porting show.
It's Ralph Hayworth and his
orchestra playing music for shows
and dancing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
Variety Club
Service Men
ShOu Sunday

TWENTY MEMBERS OF the
English navy will be guests at
Variety Club of Michigan Sunday
night when the usual Sunday
entertainment is offered to service
men on duty within the Detroit
area. Coming from all parts of the
globe. Variety's guests are now
attending classes at one of the
larger defense plants in Detroit,
and will rejoin the English feet
in the immediate future.
In keeping with Variety's policy,
20 members of the various serv-
ices are the clubs guests each
Sunday. To make a full days pro-
gram possible. those invited are
taken TO one of the downtown
theaters during the afternoon, re-
turning to the club rooms at the
Book Cadillac in time for a buffet
supper, followed by entertainment
and dancing. Hostesses for the
evening are drawn from the the
atrical exchanges in the City of
Detroit.
This weeks party will feature
Sammy Kay and members of his
band. now at the Michigan Thea
ter: John Boles; Benny Rubin and
Jack lie Marie, currently appear
ing at the Club Casanova. as well
as other prominent figures in the
entertainment world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03

SONGSTRESS JESSIcA GAR
WOOD. who gave UP night club
work recently TO study radio, is
back in the fold as headliner OF
the revue at Club Alicia this
week. AS usual. she's doing dou-
bic duty. acting as mistress OF
ceremonies and taking solo song
turn before the microphone.
Dancing assignments are shared
by Billy and Irene, novelty and
tap team, and Jean Wilson,
acrobatic artist.
The Latin music of AEsNro and
his Caballeros serve dancers and
provide accompaniment for the
song selections of Celia Villa
Spanish-American vocalist.
NEBIOLO,S Telling clever
Jokes and stories while chewing q
cigar, George Stella manages tC
keep patrons in a merry mooc
throughout the evening. From his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
Film Time Clock

MICHGAN-"The Glass Key" 1914
q. m, 1:20. 4, $40. $50 p. m, IL a. m.
Sammy Kaye" 12:25, sos, 5:45, s:25. II
lp. m.
Fox-"Pride of the Yankees" l2:47
4 :2e. sos liza p. m; Just on Broad
way" 81 a. m, 3:1o, s:4s. 1928 .. m
UNITED ARTISTS - "Her Cardboard
Lover" i2:4O. 4:1o, TAO. 1880 p. m. II
Married an Angel" II a. M 2;4o' s:io'
ADkMs-'Ths Daring Young Man
11:i7 a. m. 2:o7. 1857, 7:47. 1929 p, m.
Invisible Agent" 1920, 3:1s, 500, $50,
- PiiAIMs,srArE-"wake Island" i2:4s
1908. 7:70, 1880 .. m. 1910 a. m; Irwin
Beds" 1i:2o a. m, 2:4o. 8, sos p. m,
MADISON Holiday Inn. 1874. ASS
Ii 20. 1i:03 D. m; Road TO Happiness. .
IL .. m. ASA, SOS. s:42 p. m. i2:4a
TELENEws - News, short features
hourly, a. m. to IL p. m.
CINEMA-.slns Of Ball. IL noon, 2:io.
fas s:32 So 80, 3 ? no 10 n M
R-K-o UPTOWN - This Above AL"
3:20. $50. 1928 p. m, 1855 a. m. Flight
Lieutenant, II 1870, $50, p. m, 17:3s
: FTIssHER-"Thls Abov. AL" 1880. as.
%, ii:o3 p. m; Private Buckaroo. y
z; cnN DEN liz p mi i ASov. All" ~
$40. 8. II 80 y. m; Private Buekaroo,"
3:15, 6:45. 1880 y. m.
ROYAI-''This Above AL" 1920, $50
1871. II .. m; Private Buekaroo." 2:1o
5:4e. 9:2i p. m, 1850 a. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL -" This Abov,
Buekaroo," il:35 a. m. 3:i7. e:ie. 1o:2t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
Stevens
Continues
At Royale

HARRY STEVENS. the woo
WOO" man from Jaw-Ja, is keeping
Club Royale patrons happy for a
fourth week with his homeiy brand
of comedy patter. Working in the
master OF ceremonies spot as well
as offering a solo bit, Harry sings,
plays his banjo. makes up little
ditties about people and places,
and encourages the audience 10
join him in singing his oid-fash-
Toned tunes.
Jan Murray, string-bean come
dian from the East, shares top
billing with his stream Of rapid
fire comedy skits and gags. His
timing is swift and sure. keeping
his chatter always one step ahead
of the customers laughs.
Dancers Jules and jeanne Wal
ton are young and light as they
step through ballroom and musical
comedy interpretations, using a
few good lifts and a lot of spins.
The handbalancing Pelletiers make
their turn unusual by using the
girl for the heavy" in several
stunts. and introducing balancing
fox terrier who poises himself, on
his front feet, on his masters
hand and on a slender walking
stick.
George Duffy and his orchestra
newcomers TO Detroit, make their
debut in this weeks revue, and
the Royalettes round out the bill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
Guest

MISS PATRICIA HILL, who is
Miss Michigan of 1912 and fin
iShed third in the nationwide
beauty contest held recently at
Atlantic City, will assist Dick Os-
good Sunday noon in his pot-luck
question game at the Radio
Schoolhouse show which is broad
cast from the stage of the Broad
way Capitol Theater.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
WHAT PRICE HERO.

This time. Mr.. Laid. appears in
a much more sympathetic role but
he takes a far worse beating for
the price of appearing in a nice
light.
Definitely loyal TO his friend,
Donlevy, he goes out and fights
his battles for him. against the
opposing forces headed by Joseph
Calleia.
For this gesture he gets his head
kicked in, Is mauled. slugged and
generally pushed around in one OF
the most brutal sequences we have
ever seen on the screen.
After they take the bandages
off. you begin to find out the
secret of thesxpcrime which is
threatening LsKIs fathers career
and is a sure-fire bet to send hale
and hearty Donievy to that Dun.
can Phyfe chair with the electric
seat.
It's far-fetched. but IL is tense
and both Donlevy and Laid turn
in good performances. Miss Lake
however. we still can't enthuse
over. even though they give that
couture, the brushoff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
Reynolds
Tale Brings
Sl5O,OOO
BY LOUELLA PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 3.-Quen-
tin Reynolds will now have to eat
those words-that he never made
a penny out OF the movies-if he
said them. He has Just been paid
the pleasant little sum of $50 600
for the film rights to his best
selling "Only the Stars Are Neu-
trail" At least that's the sum IL is
reported Twentieth Century-FoS
paid him.
Moreover, Quentin is coming to
Hollywood 10 appear in the pro-
logue. Boss William Goetz assigned
Lamar Trotti to produce it. The
book deals with Quentin'S personal
Experiences on the British and
Russian fronts.
WELL, THE Barrymores did
II, 80 why not the Benefits? In
1888 Ethel, John and Lionel
were In "Rasputin and the En-
press and IL was money in the
box office. Now Joan Bennett Is
talking to Walter Morosco, her
producer in Margin for Error"
about acquiring the rights to
"Old Wives Tale" the Arnold
Bennett novel, with the hope she
and Constance can play the
Baines sisters and In her father
gets well he can appear with
them.
Doubtful II Dick, who has been
very, very III, can act again, but
II no could appear In just a few
scenes IL would, for sentimental
reasons, be very nice because he
would play the father. Joan
made her debut with him on the
stage I'm "Jarnegan" when she
was Is.
WHEN INGRID BERGMAN
can figure whether she belongs tc
Paramount or David Selznick
she'll apply for a leave of absence
to do Cry Havoc" on the Broad
way stage. The play. by Altar
Kenward, an M-G-M writer, is ir
actual production at the Beach.
wood Studio theater. where Vladi,
mir Sokoloff is producing If.
NICE LETTER from william
M. Jeffers, rubber car: "Sorry 1
cant give yeu any.tips about the
activities Of motion picture play
ers," he writes, "but 1 am GER
tainiy learning lot about
rubber and 1 hope I will be able
to discharge the responsibilities
OF this highly important task
successfully. am sure every
loyal American will cooperate
In the program which IL will be
necessary TO inaugurate to win,
and we are going to win"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03

no other place
20 20. So he
comes to Us.
1t Is quit
tin 6 tim e.
EveKyt h ! n g
but the Red
Line Ii print
ed, and the
pre- SIS s. are
start in g on
that.
The m an
walks uncer-
tainly down
the corridor
to w q I'd the
city room.
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Toni Raye Is
Avenue Star

THE NEW travelling burlesque
revue. which opened yesterday at
the Avenue Theater, features Toni
Raye. exotic dancer. Other prin-
cipals include speciality dancers
and Scurvy, Detroit's own favorite
comedian.
The new fall and winter policy
is now well established with sew
eral of the top ranking burlesque
shows booked for the season. q.
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Scrap Chief Protests
Criticism by Jeffries
Continued from Page Three)

il will operate on a clean and
reputable basis.
1 hope you will understand our
point of view, and that we want
to work with the city In future
collections. but. in SO doing, let's
be in agreement before inaugu-
rating any new salvage drives, SO
as 10 avoid any second-guesSing
after the campaigns have been
completed.
Sincerely,
EDWIN J. ANDERSON.
Chairman, Wayne County Salvage
Committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
Jack Pickering
Here
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Now

He walks into the office un-
obtrusively. He has no SCATTERING
news story. He has no Great
Idea clamoring for a voice to
sneak II. But he can think OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
Builds Home

AIRLINE JUDGE. star Of wild
cat has completed a new home
in Bel-Air. She entertains service
men from nearby camps each
Sunday.