davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-13
u. 5. Will Invite
Latin America
Into Trade Setup

WASHINGTON, July 13 INS)
The United States today is max
ing plans 10 secure support Of
Latin America for the interna-
tional economic system which the
American government hopes to be
established after this war.
Within a short time, the state
department will launch a move 10
extend TO Latin America the mu-
tual aid and economic pacts which
are now being concluded with
leading members of the United
Nations.
These pactS will be negotiated
w it'll Latin-American republics
under the provision of the Lease
Lend Act.
LIBERAL TRADE PLAN
In return for continued Ameri-
can aid. the Central and South
American nations will be asked TO
accept Secretary of State Hull'S
liberal trade principles as the basis
for postwar international eco
nomic system.
The Latin-American republics
will be asked 70 renounce all forms
OF discriminatory treatment in in
lternational commerce in the post
war world; agree TO a general re-
Iduction of tariff barriers and CO.
operate in measures designed TO
bring about an expansion in pro-
lduction, employment and the ex-
change and consumption of goods
throughout the world.
II the Central and South Ameri-
can nations will agree to accept
these trade principles, the United
States also will relieve them of
the obligation to make repayment
i'm full for the American aid re-
|ceived during the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-13
IS Million Army,
.Air-Moved, Seen
By Rickenbd(ker

WASHINGTON, July Is INS).
Capt. Eddie r cken ba c X r,
famed World War / flying ace,
predicts that. within a short time,
rs, 900, 900 American soldiers will
be sent to far-flung battlefronts.
The noted aviator, now an air
line president. spoke before the
first anniversary dance OF the Ma
ltional Catholic Community Service
Club of Washington, Catholic divi-
sion of United Service Organiza-
Itions.
| He said that 10 attain air SUI
periority this country will need a
lforce OF 100000 pilots 10 man
combat planes and asserted that
ground crews of more than 5000
900 technicians would be required
to service the craft.
TRANSPORT BY PLANE
Large air troopships to trans
port armies 10 the fighting fronts
were envisaged by Rickenbacker
as an important step in escaping
the submarine menace. He urged
that the United States move i'm
mediately TO acquire fleet OF
10000 cargo planes capable OF
carrying individual loads OF eight,
10 and IS tons"
AS veteran OF combat duty
against Germany. Rickenbacker
said that none of Americas pres
ent enemies are supermen nor Is
the situation confronting the
United Nations insurmountable
He foresaw the current gains OF
the Axis as only temporary ac-
accomplishments.
Responsibility for maintaining
high national morale rests with
the women. Rickenbacker said
and added that girls will have "a
assume many tasks previously
done by men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Inside Detroit
Void Travel Is Tutor
For Phone Operator
BY JACK PICKERING

seeing their faces: they gllstened
in tho moonlight. They didn't
see us-but n brakeman saw
them and kicked them of.
HE didn't find Us until much
later. He grabbed US by the
hacks of our necks and was
going tn throw us of, too--we
were wearing hiking pants. Then
he saw we were girls and let us
ride 10 Los Angeles"
Later she made other trips to
California. worked on the phone
circuit to Paris when il was
new, and connected Gloria
Swanson on one of the first
calls-she was calling the Mar
quis de Falaise, her husband for
a while.
Not apropos of anything, she
added:
1--WE had some earthquakes.
too. 1 prefer an earthquake To
these Michigan electrical storms
any time. All that happens i'm
an earthquake Is that the room
moves around, but lightning
scares me-"
Also apropos of nothing spe-
cial, j said:
you're quite rolling stone"
~ guess So" she said. "but
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
RunYon Sees Own
Story in Filming

DAMON RUNYON, famous
columnist and author, spent the
day at Universal studios recently
and watched his own story,
Butch Minds the Baby" being
filmed.
"Its always n tremendous
thrill To me Ia see the charac-
ters OF my short stories come 10
life" he told Director Albert S.
Rogell. IL am one story writer
who has never had cause for
complaint over the transmission
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Actress Is Good
Mudder for Scene
NOW 1T can be told

NOW 1T can be told
Last week Irene Dunno took
mud bath for a scene in Lady
in a jam" In addition 10 falling
down in the mud, Miss Dunno
enjoyed" having the black.
sticky ooze rubbed thoroughly
into her hair. her face. Buckets
Of the mud were splashed on
her. After the mud bath scenes
were completed somebody sug-
gested. very quietly, that there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

might be some acid Tor some
thing) in the mud which would
seriously affect Miss DUNES
skin and hair.
For a week La Cava, produc-
ing-directing the movie. worried.
SO did the entire troupe.
But Miss DUNES hair is still
silky perfect. her skin still soft
and white. In fact, she informs
La Cava that she thinks the
mud bath was a good idea, did
her skin and hair good!
However, the members of the
film company have the sneaking
suspicion that they almost did
get a lady in a jam with their
mud bath.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES tpHoNE CHERRY $500,

from manuscript to screen of q
yarn Of mine"
Runyon was particularly en-
thusiastic over the work of Brod
Crawford, who plays Butch"
After seeing "rushes" Of the film,
Runyon said that in his estima-
ton, Crawford was perfect for
the part.
81 can show you his Butch
speech, mannerisms, and all, any
night on broadway" he said.
Crawford has been a Runyon
favorite since the formers por-
trayal OF Speedy" in Tight
Shoes" another Runyon picture
made last wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Grand Rapids Days

She settled temporarily in
Grand Rapids, learned 10 b. a
telephone operator there, and
incidentally, was always a long
distance operator until the
Statler hired her. AZ Grand
Rapids all the glrIS were permit
ted 10 listen In when the Herald
telcphoned 20 Paris 20 GET IFS
own story on LindbcrghS flight,
Skipping around the world by
telephone wasn't enough, though,
and before she was old enough
Ia worry about things, She and
another girl (whosc first name,
Frances, IN all she can remem-
ber) hitch liked Ia California.
In fact, they probably started
that vogue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Here Nearly Year

Travel with the children -? Not
so much. She'll have stayed put
in Detroit for a whole year, come
next month.
I'VE went TO Chicago with the
children" she added, "but don't
remind me Of that. i was in
quarantine the whole time.
Measles and what not"
The international moss that
she has gathered covers almost
anything; That the English have
lots of fireplaces but not so many
-bathtHbs That she can sing the
Marseillaise" i'm French. That the
Germans, for some unexplained
reason, once bombed London
with a lot Of iron crosses. That
II have an uncle in Australia
who runs an ostrich farm. "
1t was the ostrich farm which,
for some reason, finally floored
me, so / just left the remark
lying there, and came home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Why She's Different

But she is different, and l
guess you can boil il down to
this: She knows how 10 make
life interesting.
Somebody mentioned that she
had been born In East London,
South Africa. Her father was
transferred from place TO place
by his company, 80 she has lived
In Africa, New Zealand, Aus
tralia, Canada, Mexico and Eng
land.
In fact. she WIS a youngSter
in early grade school when she
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

I've gathered some moss-Ithink
people who don't go beyond their
back yard don't have much fun.
I've got two children, "A boy and
"a girl, and my husband II n
great great I-dOn't-knOw how
many great grandson of John
Hancock. and I've almost gOtmy
bOnd-just n few more stamps
and OF course 1 keep the kids
stamp books up at school, too"
She sid this in virtually one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

TiE difference between a city
Il and a town is that in a city
you don't know much about the
people in the next block. and you
don't know anything about the
ones two blocks away.
Such as, for instance, the tele-
phone operator on the hotel
switchboard. Take Winifred Pal
mer. When you call up the
statler, you hiye one chance in
several of being answered by
her, but there wouldn't be any
thing In her voice TO set her
auart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Zeppelin Raids

II remember the Zeppelin
raids" she said. THE street was
safer than in the house during n
raid. so we'd grab a blanket and
run out In the street and watch
the searchllghts- The Zeppelins
looked like bag silver cigars"
She and her sister didn't stay
through il all--they crossed the
Atlantic on the Leyiathan, and
heard later that a bomb had
blown of the top part Of the
house where they rad been Nv
ing.
Since then she has continued
the travelling that she was
brought up To- understandable
left South Africa al the age of 3
months, by the way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

BETTY FIELD, co-Starring
with Ray Midland in Mr.. and
Mrs. Cugat," traces her descent
from John Alden. most bashful
lover in American colonial his
tory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
a Mexicans Bob Up

Then somebody told us where
We could get freight train at
night. and we climbed up on a
gondOla and tried to go To sleep.
I felt something touch my foot.
You think of a rat or mice first,
but 10 wasn't. just had a feel
Ing-I knew IL wasn't.
"And then out from under
some machinery came four
MexicaDs, and 1 can remember
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Blind Dates Out

"Ne walked about lS miles
out Of 5000. but we took rides
only with families" she said.
cit was a phone operator that
she learned early go guard
against anorous overtureS. II
made a blind date once" She
said, when was awfully young.
He turned out to be a man with
three kids. But he had the most
wonderful voice on the line.
That taught me, thought
She and Frances ran out OF
money at Needles. Cal, at the
end OF Death Valley, but were
too proud TO write home for
more.
80 we slept in the park" she
said. 1T was sO hot that every
body did that anyway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Plane Owner

RICHARD ARLEN. star a
"Wrecking Crew" owns "a air
planes and operates a flying
school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Charleston and $5.4o

1--WE got awfully hungry for
the first three days, because we
couldn't even get n restaurant
10 let us wash dishes. We had
n banjo uke with us, and got
mayors signatures on u. We'll,
that was about the time the
Charleston was 80 popular. and
I did the Charleston I'm the park
and she played the music, and
we got $40 and ate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29


B0OTH-I. I',,er.on. rsrt'l .S, ~ o ,ssl
IFS Binr crosby H1rv Martin IN
"BIRTH or mn BLUES" claudet,c
CoIbert and Ray Milland in "NkYLARk-"
BWAY CAPITOL NV. osi; q S' ;g N ra
MICKEY ROONEY and JUDY GARLAND
IN "R,BES on BRoADw,Y.'' Plus
VIM. Holden. Claire Trevor IN TENS"
IVTN-West Dearborn. DE-. 1850 4
OhLNIN Open 7 Bette Davis. Herbert
Marshall, "THE LITTLE FONES." Plus
Ronald Reagan and OlNmps Brafna IN
INTERNATIONAL sat ADRoN."
r lNEn-7-Mile at Russell TO. S-356I 4
OhhlLU Open - IS Cont PARK Free
Nelson Eddy In CHOCOLATE SOLDIER
''PI.ANMATES." Kay KySer and Band.
Head Phones for the Hard Of Hearing
cApJTnI 1913 West Vernon Highway 4
In lIUL Open ~ 30 Free Parking
WITH THE FALCON" THREE Sons
~ GINS" W Morris "Pantry Pirate
rApJ T0N-Feukeil. near Schaefer Hwy.
JhlLIUN lie & 22c Richard Cromwell
Mary Ruth "RIOT sol Al" Harry Lang
don. Chas Rogers. "DOCBLE TROUBLE"
cIRMEN-sehaefer. mr.. Ford Rd. CE. ,siC
sICkER Al hVEN BKEik." News.
rkCM0-E Dawson at s-Ni Tw. 2-es+T 4
IhOllfU Cont from Il 70 W. P'dEeon.
Greer Carson, BLOSSOMS ~ THE DUST
cadet GIRL with Caroe Lands.
CAcTIE-SIIs Hastings
IAoiLL Open 1880 p NJ Z Cartoons.
Dick Serial Detective Thriller.
SHADOW or THE THlN MAN" ,..,f
Nm. Powell and Myrna 10y. Also "HIGH-
WAY WEST" r. Marshall Late News
cCNTCp-Noodwa NJ Grand Blvd. 4
CLNlLh open GAS a. NJ Also Midnight
SHOW. WU poweil Mvrna 10y ">HAnf'N,
ton.-wsi,er Brennan. SWAMP Watch
Also Disney Cartoon,
CCNTIpV-iith and " Grand Blvd. 4
"MAN WHO CANE To DINNER" Bstt,
DAVIS n WAKE Up SCREAMING" Betty
Cradle Disncy's Little Whiriwind.
CUANnI Ed tNEw)-Ii5Os Harper AR s7O'
CIihNDLLn Oper II Noon Every Man 10
Himself. ">WING 1T, SAILOR" Wallac'
WANTED" Cartoon. Comedy. News
CUOpIN-1seo Michigan Ave.
IlIUl IN Doors Open ~ 12:45 p. NJ
Florence Rice, "BORRONED HEROES
Mesquiteers. WEST or CINARRON.'
CINDERELLA 6s.. ' ;s,s So q. o' Ss.,
Rooney judy Garland in "BABEs o.
BROADWA Plus "TENAs." with
William Holden, claire Trevor.
cDcIr-w. Warren Miller Rid. on. SOtO 1
OlhOLL Cont. from l p NJ. Pave,
Parking Lot 1T STARTED WITH ENF.
Deanna purhtn. Chas. Laughton. Plu
rJWc-FarmIngton. Mich. Phone 80 ,
Ii'IV Mat 80. Mm. POWELL Mym.
ssN1EN ~ nm A UEE - ,rnts. NoYr ,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

ArE-Harper aud Frontenae. PL. oss7. y
NIL Cont. from II Noon. Humphrey
,ipxIs FaLcoS." Plus Ess, Side Kids.
Bella LugoEi in "SPOOkS Mn WILD"
Disney Cartoon and ''Oar Gang Comedy"
Show. Abbott d Costello
hDhmo ride Pm, COWBOY" with the
Merry Macs. Plus
"JJkE Bon JENNY"
ADMIRAL mr.. s.; Jean d LIE; sl - ~
Serial Mat Only. VIM. Powell, Myrna 10y
IN SHADOW OF THE thin Man Plus
Brian Donlevy in south OF TAHITI"
Plus Apbott a Costello Laff HIT.
Read-ChAse, Dearborn
Mary Martin IN NEW YORK TOWN
''~POOks Rim WILD with Bella Lugosi.
UCCp-E. Warren at ostsr DIR. NJ. 71ss
hLuLA open l2:is. Last n show :, go {,
Walter Brennan IN SWAMP WATER.
ALEXANDRIA east fss sis n PsrS e1 fs,s
Brauna -Burhin- Charles EaBRhton ~ Ell
STARTED WITH EVE" Plus PLAY
MATLS," with Kay kyser and Band.
J0Mk-i5ool chAIIsvoix TT. l-:si5 4
aLvmn Co., or ,rST z Brian Bra pTS:'y yo n
YOUR SUFFER-" b. Rogers, J. Falkenbers.
Al UJN-Isse7 Cd Riyer-sehaef.r. Parking
ALVIN open I 30 Cont. Adm. zoe. Brian
Aherne. L Hayworth, NJ. Carroll, my
son, NY son" Plus + Farmer, J Hall
80 SOUTH or PAGO PAGo."
AMBASSADOR-'G5s,ssso 'Gs - r. wn no p s,.sst
- Ar TN
THIS MAI" Alsa THE MN ~ HER
LIFE" with Loretta Young. Dean JsRg.r.
AMSTERDLM-il2to Cd. River at B'r'socd
hlOiLhDhm Open l Cont. Cartoon. c.
Colbert. z AhanA, .,skyI.ARk. Plus
Lloyd Nolan. "BtY Nv THAT TOWN
LNNrY--Orsnd River nj Joy Rid.
hiNLn oR.n u u, = sp32 .o show WIN wi, !
Brenda Marshall Wayne Morris Alexis
sRtth Pius "aM0NG TINE LIVING"
with Albert Decker, Susan Hayward
HVLLV Cont. from Pm CLARK Gable.
John Howard and Margaret Lindsay In
TRAGEDY At MIDNIGHT !"
kpclnr-HAstiuEs Mt Veruor Highway 4
hhthDL Open All Night. Geo. Sanders
DATE WIN THE FALCON 'SANDs
ACROSS THE ROCKIES" Bill Elliott
ARCADIA-Gr.tlo. a, Bs,,iaer s ~. ass 81
-.-for- SERGEANT atifEiGtS tseI
ASTAp-s6S2 Twelfth street
hofVh clark Gable Laos Turner ir
berg IN "sING FoR YoUR SUPER. =
kTILS-I5sSs Plymouth Rd. ". of Greeni' {
hiLno Doors Open AZ lis r.. NJ
Clsudct,. Colbert in "sKYLtRE." Pms
Lloyd Nolan IN "BuY ME THAT TOWN
AVAI 0N-LInwood-D DAWSON. TO. s-37os 4
in 1T STARTED WITH wv Kay Kyser
Free Parking. open 100 p. N
DEL M0NT-lsTsl Woodward Highland Pk
pLLHlVhI orgn 81 Park Free AucTe'
Leeds and Adolphe Menyou In THE GOLD
NlN FOLLiEs." Plus KIT CARSON,
with jon Hall and Lynn Bari
RERHI Road and Roblna 4
DLhhLLI open 80. 22c Plus Tax
VIM Powell Myrns 10y, "sHADOW or
I'M IHiN Mn; Brian ponLevy II
BEVERLY-Gs: R'y.r-oas@9n NO 20. $3.50 =
inE. MAN WHO CAME To DINNER. =
Bette Davis Ann sheridan ~ WAKE ~
SCREAMING. Betty Cradle. Vic Mature
BIRMINGHAM s sssss@s a $3.50 PCS 80 20
Madeleine Carroll and stirling Hayden IN
BANANA PASSAGE" Technicolor. Plus
Gene Tierney "sUNDoWN." Latest News
BLOOMFIELD cAs sTA dddFGn 1 q AIS
ACADEMY AWARD ROLE, SERGEANT
YORK" WITH JOAN LESLIE. EDDIE
CANTOR IN "MINSTREL DAYS"
III 00MEICI D-wOodwsrd Ave-, hirminghan
DLUUHlT lLLU Doors Open at IL 30
GARY COOPER IN 'SERGEANT YORK
and ~ Joi,on IN "MuNsTREL DAYS
R00TH-E. Jefferson, farkvicw LIE isS
DUUIH TIME SCHEDULE;
pines" ~ 30. Z SO. s.04 IL 30
'SkylArk" a. asa 900 and = rs.
tSEE NEXT ADJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

rTVTc-Farpington. Mich. Phone 80 4
IIVlO Mat 80. VIM. Powellf Myna
10Y SHADOW OF THE THIS MAN ."
"NlEN IN HER LIFE" Loretta Young.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

DUUIH TIME SCHEDULE
blues" ~ 30 SO. 500 Ii 30
'SkylArk' a. 25t 900 and AS.
tSFE NEXT Apl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

rr0pCE-4050 West Jefferson In Eeorse
LSVnoL Doors Open NJ 90 r. NJ
Ann Sheridan in "NANy RLUEs." Plus
Brenda Marshall, "HIGHWAY wT~T.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

MInWAV-schaefer at Mich. OR. $3.50 4
"'D"hi Open IL Is \. M. Bran
DOnlevy in "SOUTH or TAHITI" "sING
FOR YOUR SUPPER" with Buddy Rogers
J. Falkenberg. Disney's Little WhirIwind.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

Q00TII-E. Isf'erson. ParkNisw ~. 1881
0UVln First NpEhborhood Showing Open
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

LIiiu open 80 p. NJ. Always Com
plete show After 2 =. NJ. Dead End" Kids
ard Sunshine Sammy, "sPOOKs Run
WILD" Brenda Marshall A. Kennedy
HIGHWAY WEST" Cartoon Novelty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

Fast CNn-il,lo 4. Jefiersou lie. ssln :
LnuI LINU Cont. 10 IL p. NJ VIM.
Powell, Myrna 10y. "SHADOW OF THE
THIN NAN" Plus Carole Lands and
Geo. Montgomery in cadet GIRL"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

M0T0p CITV-ysn Dyke st emile Rd.
hlViVh Niii Gene Autry and Smiley
Brunette COWBOY sERENADE." Jlnx
Falkenberg, "sING FOR YOUR SUFFER-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT DSke ". S0s1 y
LhoiVWN WE HAVE THE PROGRAM
YOU WANT TO SEE TODAY GET
,EM WAITING EOR VOL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

Italian Food at Bs-Lunchson Dinner supper imoortsd
wines, Choice Liquors 32i STATE ST. Washington
Blvd. Short wsR iron HosL Open sOndsys p ma q N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
INcOJ N-sos4 Fort street West

hai'eoI" NEW POLICY BARGAIN
PRICES. ADULTS zoe. PLUS TAX BIG.
GEST SHOW VALUE IN DETROIT.
2,000 SEATS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

UMk-lSSVo EeaS scuofo0ns ~ Uro1e1
iim1 Open 11:45 A. M. Tho One Pie.
ture Worth Waiting for: "ADvENTUREs
OF ROHIN HOOD" with Enrol Flynn and
"BROADWAY BI0 SHOT" Dick Tracy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

hiDiVWN Enrol Flynn. Ann Sheridan
and Olivia DeHaviiland in DODGE CITY.
in Technicolorl Plus Cary Grant and Rosa
lind Russell In Cay. witty and Spicy
Comedy CHS GIRL FRIDAY"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

IR0SEnATE-il520 Woodward TO. s-oiss
SWAMP WATER" with Walter Huston.
Walter Brennan. Plus VIM Powell Myrna
| 10y, SHADOW OF The THIN MAN"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

ri 0pE-Gd. River st Trumbun TIE. 1-7sss
uLUDL Clark Gable and Lana
Turner in "HONKy TOM" Anne Shirley.
James Craig. "UNEXPECTED UNCLE"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

pI nnMEICI D-wOodwsrd Ave-, Birmingham
DLUUulT lLLU Doors Open at IL 30.
GARY COOPER IN "SkRGkANT YORK
al POT i0.7 .OU-e i5. Plus Fddie Cantor
and AZ Jolson IN minstrel DAYS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

WYAND0TTE-RIALT0 -w sy:s |; :. ,,,o,.
lsc Always Wm. Cargsn TIVE YLyTN0
CADETS" The Range Busters In
ROCK RIyER RENE0ADEs."
Y0TIR-For.st as M,. EHiea. ". isss
iVOh Mat i.iS Pm Clark Gab1a
Lsns Turner in "HONkY TONK."
cadet GIRL" with Carols Lan11R
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

IINc0IN pARK-Fort ~. NJ O'Connor 4
LaNSVA' MN Cont. from II Noon
Free Parking. Betty Cradle, ~ VAIL UP
SCREAMING" "SMIIIN' THROUGH =
". Macdonald. Disney's Little Whiriwtnd. .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
Houses VS.. War

MO ONE can view the critical housing shortage in
Detroit without realizing that if something not
done to alleviate it-and done qucky-the program
may be slowed down drastically in a short time
Already workers leaving their machines early and
taking valuable days from work to seek living quarters
for themselves and their families In the price class that
workers afford there homes for rent in
Detroit.
War Production Board-100,000 workers must be
brought to Detroit to the expanding plants.
Where will they be housed?
No one seems to know, but there is already talk that
they and their families will be beted in private homes
Unless housing units built-and built quickly
biletng will be the only solution To say the least it is
poor
And it is doubtful if forcibe blletng will be accepted
by private home 1t has from the time of
the Revolutionary War, of the primary of
which billeting of soldiers.
The bar to adequate new housing now in Detroit is the
WPB which will not release materials Private builders
have repeatedly stated that if they told what
terals available they will find substitutes for those
which not.
Private homes are now being built with linoleum sinks
and ordinary tile and cement baths of which there
abundance There doubt that other substitutes
be worked out if the WPB makes clear what materials
are available.
1t is also time for the WPB office in Derot-which
issued the estimate Of 100000 workers-to tell De-
is not problem that be laid aside until the workers
are here.
Houses unfortunately are built as fast as state
ments are issued