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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Too May Cooks

This writer has been seeing
with his own eyes such plling up
of war materiel at railway ter
minals that multiplying charges
M Washington and elsewhere that
the war job isn't being handled
mastery are not astonishing. Toe
many cooks.
One queer result. Certain plants
which have proved exceptionally
efficient are threatened with
partial or total temporary shut
downs. This is their reward for
having succeeded IN filling gov
ornamental pleas for rush produc-
ton
Apparently there has been lack
ing overall direction of war out
put. II is being discovered that
here. there and elsewhere. too
much has been turned out too
soon: that here. there and else
where not enough has been
turned out. Hence, avoldable
scarcity of raw materials due to
abnormal production of certain
things before needed
How could an automobile pro-
duction line. for example. be- Kept
moving smoothly were three or
four different executives. eXer-
cising independent authority. to
place orders for parts without
consulting one another as ia
what each was doing? The Waf
Production Board is striving 70
bring unification but army and
navy high-upS don't relish taking
orders from civilians However
public sentiment manlfcstly iavorS
allowing the WPB adequate
authority 20 install cooperation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Government Bonds Nearest TO Being RiskIess

According tho cOpybookS lSkeS
nhcre the obligations Of the United states govern
Such bonds supposed 10 reflect little more
rental value money the OF
spending corporate and other
ordinarily dfferentay higher of interest
for the additional risk involved holding them high
yielding bond rental for and part insurance
against the risk Of loss of principal Frequently the risk potential
Obviously
which the risk conhagraton does
burn
vital sophisticated prudent solution
OF his financial problem through intelligent selection and dveshca
Of through futile avoidance of risk itself
DNeicaton especially these times should include not only
variety Of industries but also in different cate
stocks and bonds Bonds should be
kept mind dollars and though the
beyond peradventure. dollars repaid
natonay spiral would have lower purchasing than the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
May Relax Rationinq

The Office Of Price Admins
tration is reported studying a
suggestion that the ratloning
rules for medium and higher
priced cars be relaxed The low
priced cars have been moving
fast but dealers report that the
eligibility rules bar many who
would buy the higher priced
cars.
Hubert Larson. chief Of The
auto rationing branch Of the
OpA, Is sympathetic towards
this move and has asked SuggeS-
tIonS from dealers in bringing
this about The National Auto
Dealers Association has named
a committee 10 work out the
solution with Larson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Interested!
RumI's Pay-os-Y ou-Go Tax
Intrieues Senate

WASHINGTON. Aug II Tho
Senate financing committee * evil
dencing increasing interest IN the
.Ruml pay-as-you-go income tax
plan for individuals.
The committees special sub
committee studying Withholding as
a method of tax collection has in
vitcd BeardSley Ruml. chairman
.of the Now York Federal Reserve
Bank and author of the proposal
TO appear before the group next
"Wednesday 10 explore fully posi-
'bilitics of the plan. Rumls plar
calls for paying income taxes N
JSdme year the income is earned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Canadian LoddingS
Show SLIGHT Drop

OTTAWA Aug u Carload
ings on Canadian railroads durns
the week ended August $ totalcd
636S0 cars compared with 66 23t
in the pre-, iouS week. and 5000
IN the like week last year accord
inc 10 the Dominion Bureau OF
Statistics Bureaus index stood ~
III against 1870 and 1898. Ag-
grcgate loadings for the year 10
August 8 iotaled 2027Sll against
S63 523 ln the like period last
Year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Detroli Times Financial Editor

lie is the president OF one Of
DeuotS largest corporations and
had just been to Washington 10
get plans for a giant new factor!
approved.
Specifications for everything
from door-knobs to girdcrS were
included in a series Of books about
a yard thick. and the War Pro
duction Board and army hac
stamped everything o. X with only
one single exception.
1t was a flagpole for the factory
ward 10 cost $500.
The company president was
burned up.
"Some day" he said. they're
going To give liz an army navy
r. flag and lot of gold braid's
going To come down for the cere-
mony. Then I'll tell them. III
lust remind them that We have
no flagpOle Ia hang II on
According 10 the Wall Street
Journals experts. the war Is treat
ing the golfer far better than the
tennis player.
The reason. OF course. Is because
golf balls can be rcproCesScd while
tennis balls cant.
Then too, golf clubs arc as good
as ever but tennis rackctS have tc
be rcStruug frequently and the
manufactured are now turning 10
substitutes for silk and nylor
which have virtually disappeared
fro mthe marked.
The gut that's also used for
StringinC is made from sheep in
tcStinoS. but that's being taken by
the government for use as Suturcs
In surgery
Tennis balls are inflated and
detcrioratc with age so there's no
great stock on hand. One manu-
facturcr reports that his monthly
quota Of rubber was enough 10 FIJI
- percent Of the normal demand
but only , percent OF the current
demand
Even thcwo 81 covering offers a
problem and manufacturers admit
that sometime in the future tho
balls may be a dirty gray instead
of the desired white
Proposals 10 run automobiles on
ONLY half of their cylinders meet
with no enthusiastic response from
auto engineers.
They point out that tho modern
automobile engine j. "A finely bal
anccd piece & mechanism and al
though they admit that tho car
will run with half Of the cylinders
Cut out they forcscc an era OF
twisted crankShafts and scrIou,
motor trouble
Detroit viii receive offerings Of
lis non-calablc bonds ion the
amount Of approximately Si50.00C
for the CitV Of Detroit sinking
fund. according 10 the City Con
trollCr/
Offerings will be received mp tc
August "a and will bc accepted or
the basis Of tho highest net yield
TO the city However no bond.
maturing beyond 1889 viii be
accepted.
The Detroit Times has far more
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW Aus t7 .d'Pl Today's psy
NIX prices t1 growers fnr beans
Pea bcsrs 81 800 liEhf Ndreys - dark
tidreys 81. Gro yellow eyes Sc CRC
light cranherfes 81 Gre dark cranber
Ties SO 90
wheat 81 i21iif: oats g. tsc. six.
r0wed barley 81 171 Loo buckwhsai
s. - i22i corr s. e0c soybeans Si.ii
70 as
,Mic.gsn Bean Complain,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Detroit Poultry

80 quotations available On SATURDAY.
Previous days prices follow Hens sv-
erage run &c leghoru hens. lbs snf
up lsc. cocks Toe and lie. rick
sprtnFsrs his and up. 2sc rock
broiers ~ "a lbs 25C leghorn
bfoHefs u, lbs and up &c
EGGs - Market firm current receipts.
81 C. undergrades 29l4 u 30c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Two Loan Agencies

The General Motors Accept
anCe Corporation and the Con
tract Purchase Company Of
Detroit have been named two of
the loan agencies of the RFC 10
make loans 10 automobile deal
erS under the terms OF the Muir
Tay-Patman Act.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
New York CIearinqs
Hold Steady in Week

NEW YORK. Aug 17-New
York Clearing House Association
reports clcarlngS for the week
ended August II total S3,515.37S.-
ga as compared with S3,797 $50
Sol in the previous week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
LIST EXCEPTIONS

Tank cars. fiat cars and cars
.c o n ia n ing leSS-than-Cari o d
freight We're excluded from The
'Order-s provisions.
Commodities which require re-
Ifrlgeration. heating or ventilation
must not be loaded beyond capa-
.City.
Exceptions 20 the maximum
loading regulation include ship
mentS Of airpIancS. marine equip
Iment military ordnance, tools and
explosives. 49,
Consolidation of freight viii not
apply the ODT said. 10 livestock.
animals poultry, or any freight
which might damage or contains
nate other ladIng IN the car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Men With Spirit and Adventure Made u. S.

don't because the Superperfec investment is not
available. II
The greatness Of the United States through the decades has
adventure who had enough
take chance The md for
complete safety soften make them suckers
freely but O deliver
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
enc AGO

CHICAGO Aux 80 dSsi HOGS r.
ceipts 900 market steady Top SIS ~:
bulk Sits3a IS 20 hcsvieS Sl4 50H15:
mediums Slf,s5Q IS Is. Nkhts ti4 500
1928 light Hghts S1f25ai4 so: packing
soVs Si3 75Hif. 90. pigs. Sl3uit d
CATTLE Receipts 200. srkst,
steady Beef steers choice. Sl5f rs IS.
medium XllHla. vsafiings S1i0is 81:
IhEfcher cattle heifers SlOdi2 %. cows,
SguIZ hulls 50 50Q II Is calves tsn
ii5 o. feeders 500 u 10 sincksrs steers.
$40 rs p COWS and helfGrs s. 80 n II 80.
SHEEP Receipts 600 market. steady.
iamhs Ki4 so - 10. common. Sl2 i3 -:
warnings Sii 25u L. %. ewes, SOS 50:
feeders, xl2ui 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17

1t was pointed out that restric-
tons on freight preceded rigid
priority regulations on passenge1.
travel IN the case Of the nation.
alrlines.
Although railroad motive power
even now IS being used close 10
capacity Eastman said that the
peak load was yet 10 come in the
fall together with unfavorable
weather conditions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
ORDER Is DRASTIC

"The order Is drastic, hut war
traffic conditions demand u,
particularly for the most eff
Client use OF motive power"
ODT director Joseph B. East
;nan said.
Issuance of the order gave rise
10 speculation that restrictions on
railroad passenger traffic would
be the next step IN ODTs efforts
to keep abreast of the rising de-
mands being placed on transporta-
ton facilities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Detroit Stocks

sales Hgh Low ~ ~ chs
% A q Nav roo % pa o.
ni,idends In the foregoing table are tn
amounts declared or paid 80 far this year
unless otherwise noted a-Liquidating divi
dcnd. bon Accommodations, ex-tx-dividend
s-stOck dividend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Drastic Order
Limits Freight
To Loaded Cars
Traffic Conditions
Make More Necessary.
Says Director Eastman

International News Service stan Writer
WASHINGTON, Aug. 17-The
growing seriousness of the nations
transportation problem was en-
phasized today in drastic govern
ment regulations on civilian
freight.
Railroads were ordered not to
accept for shipment, with certain
exceptions, any freight cars which
are not loaded either 10 their
marked load limit or TO their full
visible capacity.
The order, effective September
-. was issued by the Office OF
Defense TRANSPORTATION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
n.mt.l.le ,lmInE Conlran, ~ Nholl

Iisrlestake Niining Company ana who'll,
rWufE -lH-IU as.rA Ifpuff 'n' ihf s'A
months ta1cf f.ur 800 lHt2 net profit
al 81 gat.ff after federal income taxes
equal U SIIH q snHre This compares
win s. szz $40 ar 81 Oh share tn ne
rfff LaF cf 1915
Provision for federal income and OK
cess profits taxes lr the ffst aN months
Of this year am0urtf8 to S. OBS $50 COM
pItee al rates proposed ,1 no 1872 Reeve
nue. t.t This compared WIN 81 21l 4ti
ffteLaL ftsvrs UrsI-rI n.f Dol tse f-L
hail Of lsU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
.WPB Tightens
Grips on Steel
For War Work
Army and Navy Get
All Top Priorities for
Complete Right Of Way

CLEVELAND. Aug. Il - A
tighter grip on steel for military
needs was taken by the war pro-
duction board last week, with the
army and navy given exclusive use
of the boards top ratings. AAA,
AL and AA-2. and also the right
10 approve or reject applications
for other ratings down 10 and in
Guiding AA-4, says the magazine
Steel
The immediate effect OF this is
TO subordinate all requirements
considered 10 be OF a less essen
tial character. The army and
navy now have authority over the
right f-way Of the nations iron
and steel supplies.
AS further move 10 direct the
flow or Steel into war channels,
present tonnageS on AA-2 ratings
are being given a standing equal
to AL, and to eliminate the
necessity of re~ratlng the AA-2
tonnage already on mill books, and
approved by the army and navy.
rating of AA-2X has been eStab-
lShed 10 fill the gan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
CAN'T GET STEELS

Even under the highest pri-
critics we are unable 10 get
steels we formerly used"
Unknown mctallurgiSt reports
ut is getting 10 be a ease of
hunting around i'm an effort tn
get something fairly close 10
what we want. In more and
more cases we cannot get what
we want and we just have 10
get along with what We are able
To get.
I'm the meantime the national
emergency steel situation il con-
fused. Everybody wants TO
know about the NE steels hut
nobody has the answers. We
have tried out some NE steels
hut do not feel the experience
50 far accumulated il very help
full. I'm short. the wartime steel
metallurgy each Week gets To
be more Of a headache"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
NEW PROCEDURE

Adding to-the industfy's sehed-
uling problems is a new procedure
providing for the application of
re>ratingS by the companies which
operate under the production re-
quirementS plan. This provides
that company may, not oftener
than twice a month. revise the
rating pattern of its outstanding
purchase orders, in accordance
with the re-ratingS ii has received.
These and other rcviSionS Just
announced will likely cause a fur
thor furry IN re-ratIngS or Jobber
orders. left off August Is.
Paper work IN connection with
re-ratingS continues so heayy7that
some mills are not able to
schedule much below AA-2 and
certain producers not even that
although still others appear in
somewhat better position
The steel procurement problem,
as far as getting specified compo-
SitionS is concerned, is becoming
more COmDlicatCd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17

Three Comic Pages every day
i'm Daily Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17

against vibration.
Evening star., 1942-09-15

Last-ninute changes In radio pro-
grams sometimes reach The Star
too late for correction that dav.
Evening star., 1942-09-15
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

Robert Burns was not given very
much schooling, but he had more
than his younger brothers and sis
tiers. The father thought the eldest
son should learn as much as pos
sible, and then should teach the
younger ones.
BY teaching others, we, ourselves,
can learn. knowledge is not lost
when 1t is given to others; it comes
firmly into the mind of the teacher.
Because he taught the younger
children, and used much of his
spare time for reading, Robert kept
gaining knowledge. The time was
to arrive when he would be called
a "well-educated man"
In the days of his boyhood and
youth, life was hard for Roberts
poor but proud family At 13
he helped thresh the grain, and
at Is he managed much of the
plowing.
Robert and his younger brother
Gilbert, sometimes felt worried
about their father. At the age of
so he was keeping up the back
breaking work of the farm.
When Is years old, Robert was
given freedom to go to school once
more. This time he studied in
Kirkoswald, town Is miles from
his home. He learned the art of
surveying, and then returned to
his farm.
Kirkoswald Is near the seacoast.
and while Robert Burns was there
he met sailor named Richard
Brown. The sailor took an interest
in the poems Robert recited to
him.
Did you make up these poems
yourself?" he asked.
Eyes" =.
We'll. you ought 10 send them
Evening star., 1942-09-15

LONDON, 6:55-New Analysis: CSC, o.5S
meg 3i3 m.; 6RG, 1853 meg, 25.6 m.
LONDON, 8;00-"c Current Affairs: CSC, o.58
meg 3i3 m.; 6RG, 1853 meg, 25.6 m;
GSD, Ills meg, 25.5 m.
MELBOURNE, 9:25-Ameriean Soldiers Call.
ing Home West Coast Broadcast Pacific War
1me): W67, 1913 meg, 1877 m.
SYDNEY, 9;25-Ameritan soldien Calling
Home West Coast Broadcast Pacific War Time): !:
W06, o.58 meg, 3i.3 m.
LONDON. ttt5-"Voite Of the Enemy"
CSC, 9,58 meg, 3t.3 m.; 6RG, 1863 meg,
25.6 m, GSD,, IT'S meg. 75.5 m.; oSL,
6,ii meg, 49i m.
GUATEMALA. ti;70-orhestra and soIcsts:
IOWA, 1853 meg 81 m.
LONDON t1:30-padio NewHeeI: CSC, e58
meg 3i,3 m.; 6RG, 1853 meg, 25.6 M;
GsD. Ills meg, 255 m.; eSL, 6.il meg,
4o.t m.
LONDON, 400 a,m.-"keet John Lon,
doner": CSC, 9.58 meg, 3i.3 m.; GR6, 1853
meg, 25,6 m.; esd, Ills meg, 255 m.;
6Sl, 6it meg, 49.t m.
GUATEMALA, 1900 s.m.-Hawsiisn Music:
IOWA, o.68 meq., 81 m.
Evening star., 1942-09-15

WhAL. 930-This Nation at War: Fiqhers
In the submarine war speak from various points.
WJSV, 9:30-Cheen from Camps 0n-ihs.
scene demonstration Of the Army's fire power,
from Camp Forrest, Tenn.
VOL. 9;30-Nurder Clinic: Drama'1afion Of
The Age Of Miracles" by N. D. Post.
WDc, o;45-Joe Baksi vs.. Georoie Parks
al Griffith Stadium.
VOL, i0;00-Tami haureIo vs.. Jimmy
Bivins in t0rounder
WhAL, 1ot5-50th Anniversary Of the
Amalgamafed Association Of Street., Electric Rail.
way and Motor Coach Employees Of America
Joseph B, Eastman, Director Of the Office Of
Defense Transportation; William Green, presi-
dent Of the A. F. Of l.. and Poet Carl Sandburg
appear before the tontIave
WBV t0:30-TaIk by Dr.. Harry D. eideonse,
Chairman Of the Directors Board Of Freedom
House.
WRc, to;3o-Rsd skelion: Opening a new
season Of u Doo'd Its."
SHoRI.WAvE PROGRAMS.
MOSCOW, 6:20-Broadtast in English: RKE,
Z men 3hQ m
Evening star., 1942-09-15
BY Ramon Coffmun

to a magazine. They are good"
At the age of 25, Robert Burns
sorrowed over the death of his
father. Now, so far as possible,
he had to take the fathers place.
Studying books on farming. and
going to fairs, he learned as much
as possible to help make the farm
Evening star., 1942-09-15

the EVENING" HIGH ll6HH.
VOL, 5:05-Army.NaW e. Award TO the
American Red Cross Tribute TO the Red
Cross for its blood bank institution paid by
Maj, Gen. James Niece, Army Surgeon Ger,
eral; Admiral Ross Mcintyre. Navy Surgeon Gen.
eral Norman Davis, Chairman Of The Red
Cross. and Dr., 6. Candy Robinson, head Of
the Blood Donor Service.
WRc, 8;30-Treasure Chest: Guests include
a sand hog, an undersea diver, girl lathe
operator, Navy poster designer and an N. P.
WHv, 8:30-Robby Lobby: Twinkle Watts,
champion bowler at the age Of seven.
WNAL. 8;30-Sng for Dough: Money for
the audience if it can sing old favorites well
enough
WBV, o0o-Riggs and Betty Lou: The
character known as Wilbur beeomes play.
wright.
WAAl, 9o0-Famous Jury Trials A tale
Of love, literally spinked with murder.
WRC, o00-Battle Of Sexes: Teams Of
comedy producers against condolences, such
as Beatrice Kay and Minerva pious.
Evening star., 1942-09-15
Points for Parents

By EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
Children can learn ho11 to be
acceptable guests, but their
parents, not their hostess, should
be the teacher
Evening star., 1942-09-15

produce. Yet "one year the seed
was bad, and in another the crop
was scanty because of early frosts."
The young farmer kept on writ
ing poems, and showed them to
his friends. At length, when he
was q years of age, he arranged
to have a printer put out a book
OF poetry for him. Six hundred
and twelve copies were printed, and
within few months almost all of
them had been sold The author
kept three copies for his family.
Evening star., 1942-09-15
:VENIhG STAR FEATURES,
the EYENINe's HIGH IlGH1s.

Star Flashes Latest news, twice daily;
WhAL, lao and ASS pm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

llOL4- NOOJt otpt' Il.
81 FE is hOrrid, but it's gal
- liant to pretend that IT
isn't"
Repeatedly, while surveying
the local scene to see how film
town war wives were taking il,
we were reminded of this line
from s. n. Behrman'S hit stage
play, The Second Man.
For, if convincing perform
auceS in pretense manifest gal
lantry, then the spouselesS war
wives of Hollywood are indeed
gallant.
Because her husband, 1t. Owen
Ward was a reserve officer ~
the army. Brenda Joyce wa
Hollywood'S first war widow.
When he first went away
Brenda simply plunged into film
md war work. However, with
he completion of her last pic
iure she retired from the screen
because she will be blessed
venting in November.
And now she is happily on
-Onccd in a little town near tn
amp, where she is just plain
Mrs. Owen Ward. housewife.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
hollywood W ar Wives
our Camps, Knit, Act
BY BILL WICKERSHAM
Special 20 THE DETROIT TIMES

on the set. Just 10 keep busy
completely, she says yes 10
practically every film offer made
by the studio. At other times
she dasheS away TO make APP
pearanceS at Victory House or
nearby camps.
Two days after Ruth Hussey
and Bob Longenecker were mar
ried, he was indicted. However,
Ruth considers herself fortunate,
for currently Bob is stationed
near here and they can often
be together. But she isn't for
getting the lads whose wives are
5000 miles from home. Hence
her frequent personal appear
ance tours of the camps.
Irene Manning's husband, Hct
Mannheim, is stationed at an
eastern army camp. Not day
goes by that Irene doesn't man
age 10 get off a good sized letter
10 the one and only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Purchase Of ia, Bonds Goe, on at Al Hour, in Detroit ean
John BoIes Returns to Pictures

realized IL would be foolish OF
me now TO demand the top salary
i have earned In the past after
1 have been away so. long. I'm
not too finicky about roles, any
way, as long As the script as a
whole looks good"
After all, why shouldn't John
feel this way? Years ago, when
he was a top star in stage musi-
Gals opposite Geraldine Farrar,
he was a victim of one OF those
tremendous atr cal flops.
Broke and a little discouraged,
he swallowed his pride to take
the lead in a corny opus called
"Kitty's Kisses" But Gloria
Swanson saw the production and
brought him to Hollywood as
her leading man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Bromberg Back
After Two Years

AFTER TWO years absence,
]. Edward Bromberg returns to
Twentieth Century-Fox with the
assignment Of an important role
in Life Begins at Eight-Thirty."
in which he will appear with
Ida Lupino, Monty Woolley.
Cornell Wilde, Sara Alleged and
Melville Cooper.
1t was Twentieth Century-Fox
which first brought Bromberg
to Hollywood six years ago from
the Group Theater in New York
where he was ranked as one OF
the outstanding character actors
of the Broadway stage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Rising StarIet Win;
Biggest Film Role

DONNA REED. who launched
her screen career as Mickey
Rooney's sweetheart in The
Courtship of Andy Hardy" will
take her biggest stride toward
Stardom in the dramatic role of
Mickey'S sister. in William Sa-
royan'S The Human Comedy -
She will have a top Spot>in the
stellar cast.
In a little more than a year, in
Hollywood, Donna has appeared
in eight pictures in her climb 10
Stardom. Her latest is Eyes in
the Night with Ann Harding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Resdies Dinner Daily

Since officers are permitted
occasional overnight leave;
Brenda cooks a large dinner
every day, never knowing when
Owen might be home TO enjoy it,
When Oleg Cassini departed
10 become a fireman, first class,
with the coast guard Gene Tier
ney was fortunate in having her
mother and sister, Mrs. Howard
Tierney and Pat Tierney, here
on visit TO help her over the
first hump OF loneliness.
However, Gene says her best
antidote for loneliness is her war
work in the navy aid auxiliary,
in which she offciates as a lieu
tenant. She knitS between takes