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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04
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Evening star., 1942-09-10
Stock Market Drifts
Slightly Lower in
Profit Taking
Selling Never Urgent,
But Many Buyers
Stund Aside i
BY VICTOR EUBANk.
ssne{atrd press Financial vyrtfsr

AkSuClattQ FreSS FtNanElsl WEltcE
NEW YORK. Sept. 10.--Stocks
generally lirnped into slightly lower
territory today as light profit taking
continued on the recent recovery.
The war news and tax develop
ments remained as confusing specu-
lative and investment factors. While
liquidation never was urgent, many
ordinarily bullish customers were
disposed to stand aside pending
more hopeful bulletins from world
battle fronts and further light on
the forthcoming revenue bill. The
anti-inflation drive was another ele-
ment in the revival Of conservatism.
The question of growing Federal
restrictions was highlighted in Wall
Street by the Baruch Rubber Com
mittee recommendations for ma
tional gasoline rationing and other
corrective measures which, in the
long run. may affect earnings and
dividends.
The list stumbled at the start but
weakness was rarity and, in the
final hour, declines mostly were in
fractions with plus signs in evi-
dence here and there. Dealings
were slow but blocks of w-priced
stocks put the five-hour turnover
at around 300 900 shares.
Postal Telegraph preferred and
Western Union. lately in new high
ground for the year or longer,
turned bit soft. American Tele-
phone still was sufferer from divi-
dend cuts by subsidiaries. Down at
times were United States, Chrysler
Sears, Roebuck, Santa Fe, Du Pont,
Johns Manville, Phelps Dodge, Texas
Co. and General Electric.
Preferreds of American Power &,
Light and Electric Power g. Light
again edged upward, resistant were
United States Distributing prefer
red, Erie preferred "A" and Dow
Chemical.
Evening star., 1942-09-10
S7,619,716,658 Loans
Reported by RFC
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated PfeSk.
The Reconstruction Finance Corp.
reported to Congress yesterday that
on March 3 it had loans outstand-
ing or agreed to amounting to ST.
619.716,659
The corporation reported that
since its organization in 1882 and
up to March 81 it had made au-
thorizations aggregating 1893, :
871 POT. OF this amount $2,241 1885,
440 was later withdrawn or can
celed and $10,187, ,704, ,722 was dis
bursed. Repayments and other re-
ductions amounted to $6,825,857, 1852.
From June 10, 1894, to March, 81,
1912, the corporation reported it
purchased from the Public Works
Administration securities having a
par value of 1894, ,739,7 ,7S7, and at the
close of business March 81 still held
$135 1867. In addition, the cor
poration said, 1t had agreed to
purchase an additional 1920, 900 in
PWA securities.
Evening star., 1942-09-10
Consumption Of Apparel
Woods at New Peak
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Sept. lo.-A July
consumption of appC7el wools higher
than any previous record was re-
ported today by the Wool Associates
Of the New York Cotton Exchange,
a trading group.
Daily average use in July was esti-
mated at 4,499, 900 greasy shorn
pounds. equal to 2,292 900 pounds of
secured wool. This compared with
daily average of 4.141 900 greasy
or 2,140 900 pounds secured in June
and with 3,643, 900 and 1865 900, re-
spectively, in July Of last year.
The months total use also set a
record because there were 23 work
ing days in July, the Trade Report
said. July consumption of apparel
woods represented about 103 ,472, 900
greasy shorn pounds, equal to about
50, ,72l 900 secured pounds. In June
the figures were 81 ,098 900 greasy or
At ,089 900 secured, and in July of last
year 83,7so0o0 greasy or 42,89o, 900
secured.
Evening star., 1942-09-10
Niagara FoIIs Power
Loses Write-up Cose
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
The Federal Power Commission
Yesterday directed the Niagara Falls
Power Co. to comply within go days
with an order to charge to earned
surplus s15,537 ,943.56 in write-ups
in the accounts Of the company's
licensed projects No. 16. near Nj
agara Falls, N. Y.
The order was issued last June s,
but had been stayed to allow the
company to enter . protest. The
FPC announced 1t had rejected the
company's contentious.
Evening star., 1942-09-10
Kresge Volume
Remains Ahead
|Of Year Ago
By the Associated Press.

BY tHt NHSOtIHIFU FIHNts
NEW YORK, Sept. l0.-5. S.
Kresge Co. today reported August
sales totaling s15,S42 ,o2e compared
with sl4,2s3,23S in the same month
OF ls4l, an increase of IL per cent.
Sales in the first eight months
were $lI6,056, ,604. against s101, ,592,-
844 in the like 194l period, an In
crease OF 1919 per cent.
Evening star., 1942-09-10
i1:00 AM. Ss26e 1900 Noon 14s,2
100 P.M.--194.52 $40 300 PM. 244.0s

tUnit of trading. 10 shares. sales
printed in full. In bankruptcy or receiver
ship or being reorganized under Bankruptcy
panies. Rates Of dividend in the foreEoins
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annual declara-
extra dividends are not included. I'd Ex
dividend, xr Ex rights. 9 Also extra OF
extras. Cash or stock. e Declared or paid
so far this year. Payable in stock. Paid
last year. h Payable in Canadian funds
K Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year.
Evening star., 1942-09-10

A War bond Is vote for victory.
Vote early and often at the nearest
post Office; In this election ballot
box stuff1ng Is legal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

partment. and Isaac Chomsky
hasn't missed a day because of
illness or accident in 81 years.
Individually. il doesn't mean
anything. Collectively. it means
everything. It's Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Vaudeville
Comes Back
Via Movies
HOLLYWOOD Julv II

HOLLYWOOD. July II.
ID EMEMBER Fink's Mules?
IL And the trained dog act?
The tumblers, the sleight-of-
hand performers, Eva Tanguay,
Sophie Tucker and the late Chic
Sale? In other words. remem-
Der dear old vaudeville that
movies strangled TO a slow but
certain death?
Well, the ghost walks again.
The two-a-day is back, with
theaterS all over the country
damned TO the doors. And guess
who brought EN- back? Motion
pictures, no less.
1t began with Hollywood
actors and actresses touring
army camps as a unit, but with
each star or group of stars pre-
senting separate acts. They may
call them personal appearances,
but it's vaudeville 1912 no mat
ter which way you look at il,
And then the epidemic leaped
10 the screen In It's newest
streamlined form - vaudeville
a la movies.
Tales of Manhattan" a pic
ture released by Goth Century
Fox is the first of the screen
vaudeville shows. Come dy,
drama, tragedy and semifantasy
are presented as separate acts.
Each act has its own stars that
have no relation TO the other
players.
Nobody puts on funny nose
and climbs up a tower of sway
ing barrels. you understand. but
it's still variety entertainment.
Paramount has leaped 10 the
idea with its new vaudeville
picture, IS tar-S pangle d
Rhythm" with every player
from Hope to Crosby 10 Milland
to MacMurray to Lamour to
Hutton giving out with their
specialtieS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

HOLLYWOOD, July II.
DETTE DAVIS, who could
ID have been a sweater girl if
she hadn't been a great actress,
has her figure padded for her
second successive picture.
She has been given an artif-
cial fortyish midriff for her role
in THE Watch on the Rhine"
The Bette has one of
the two smallest waists in Holly
wood. Marie Wilson possessing
the other, and she looked too
slim naturally TO be the screen
mother of three big husky
children.
She isn't. OF course, as much
padded out as she was for her
recently completed Nov, Voy-
ager" where she was supposed
10 be downright plump and
dowdy-until she fell in love.
Bette is well satisfied with her
present makeup except for the
padding, which, she told your
reporter, lis damnably uncom-
Portable" 1t might be explained
TO you good folks that the
weather out here has been on
the warmish side.
Bette's plans are all made
through early 1913. When she
completes THE Watch on the
Rhine" she's going back to her
beloved farm near Sugar Hill,
New Hampshire. for a month.
Then she returns to Hollywood
to make "Old Acquaintance"
the play in which Noel Coward
and Peggy Wood scored on the
New York stage. Edmund Gould
ing will direct. That will make
three pictures for Bette for the
year.
Then Warmers gives her a
four months vacation.
won't that he wonderful ?"
Bette explained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Employees
HeIpPutOut
NeWSp papers
Nv JACK PICKERING

THERE must be other Detrol'-
l. ers like myself who can't
quite make the arms industry
seem real
It's so big. SO Incompetent
sihly big, and so clothed IN
secrecy that it's impossible 10
reduce il 10 terms of human
beings. It's like a billion dollars.
You know what il is, but you
still can't picture II IN your
mind
However. the workers them
selves are making il seem real,
and are putting this gigantic
war effort down irT words. The
bigger plants are starting 10
put out their newspapers,
monthly or Semimonthly
I've had occasion 10 see copies
Of these papers from several
plants. At the moment have
two of them. the Pontiac War
rior-frnm the Pontiac plant,
and the War Craftsman. which
is published for Cadillac en-
ployes. Ii happens to be writ
ten by them. too-employes in
the offices and on the assembly
lines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Hedy Entertdins Son
OF Her Cook at Dinner
BY BILL WICKERSHAM
HOLLYWOOD. July II.

HOLLYWOOD. July II.
EILM town is getting to be "as
ocratic as a roller
towel" Is a radio Commentator
might put it, If you don't think
so, just consider the fact that
Hedy Lamar entertained at one
of her famed luxurious dinner
parties one day last week and
the guest of honor was the son
of her long priced cook, Mrs. Ida
Schedtler.
In the case of Hedy Lamarrs
dinner party for her cooks SON
Douglas Schedtler, the star had
heard that he was soon depart
ing for army service. SO she
Immediately telephoned him, in
vited him to dinner and asked
him to bring his entire family
Every week, and quite aside
from those entertained at the
la2al canteenS, about 1000 serv-
zee men are invited to the homes
of FINLAND notables. To break
down their shyness. the stars
ask them about their mothers,
their homes and what h cir
plans are for after the war.
Last week there were more
than 40 screen stars on camp or
bond selling tours. They hob
nobbed with the lads at mess
time and. stepping over the foot
lights, they mingled with their
audience 10 swap their kisses for
the sale of Victory bonds.
Today, Hollywood belongs 10
the nation and victory!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
'Seotty' War Casualty

There's a story about John
Steele, known as Scotty, a test
driver for Cadillac tanks. Out
on the test track near Lonyo
road. the paper reports, Scotty
became a casualty of war. Some
Sabotage kids started throwing
rocks al the tank Scotty was
testing. One rock flew in and
clunked Scotty on the head.
Scotty is living through II all
right, but presumably will have
to keep the ports closed if any
more rock throwers get within
range. The rocks, by the way,
didn't hurt the tanks any, the
paper proudly reports.
Professor on Machine
What kind of people get in
the paper? All sorts! Bob
Bough, a friend of Gen. Jimmy
Doolittie since 1925 twhen he
helped Doolittle fix a broken
sileron at Detroit City Airport
rates a story. So does Jean
Bridwell. who works in the engl-
neering department and spends
her spare time as USO hostess
or cooking dinners or getting
up picnics for service men.
There's a Norwegian doing
precision work-a professor, TO
boot. He is Lyder c. Unstad,
head of the economics depart
ment at Alma College and
holder of three college degrees.
The church at Bodoe. Norway,
in which he was married, was
destroyed by the Nazis.
Raymond Peet used 10 be a
deep-sea diver; Bert Belanger. a
newspaper man; Leo McKenna.
professional b a bal i player;
Bill Stonness, a mica miner from
Canada; Leo Martinek used 10
have a fleet of fishing boats;
Joseph Klima Jr., developed
motion picture film. and Marvin
Witt was a druggist--all in war
work now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Bette Davis Dons Pads
For % Picture in Row
BY JOHN TODD
IntI News Service staff Correspond

She's going 10 spend all OF
the time at the farm.
1.-THE best part Is that Ill be
there for Christmas, she said.
Its so beautiful there mt
Christmas"
She's just got word that all
of the back chores have been
done around the place, including
the cutting up of the last 40
cords of wood.
That makes 300 cords Bette
has stacked around the place.
Probably you need it in a New
Hampshire winter.
Bette is one of those agog at
the facial makeup Perc West
more has designed for Fredric
March for his title role in The
Adventures of Mark Twain"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
VdCdtiOnists
.Beckoned
To Movies
BY CHARLES GENTRY

by 0hAhi4I-S WIN "
EANS planning to take their
Il vacations at the Michigan,
the Fox, the United Artists and
other first hand film shops
aren't going to lack for enter
tainment this summer.
If your holiday starts tomor-
row you can get yourself COM
fortably settled at the Fox for
an excellent view of Broad
way
This famous play has been re-
written and produced with an
exceptionally good cast and If
you think the old thrill is gone
you're sadly mistaken because
this still ranks as one of the top
gangster films Of all time.
Has a New Twist
The new twist in it is that
George Raft plays George Raft.
Although he usually does this,
in this case the story has been
altered so that Raft can play a
part which closely parallels his
own career.
AS a hoofer in a night club
during the roaring twentieS.
when every bathroom had run
ming gin. he reliveS a lot of
experiences which actually hap
pened TO him.
Pat O'Brien is the detective.
Brod Crawford the big shot
killer, Janet Blair the chlorine
and Marjorie Rambeau the
Texas Guinan of this familiar
tale.
Then at the Michigan you
cant dance but you can listen
10 Tommy Dorsey and his band
in person, while the screen will
give you another thriller-killer
in the person of young Alan
Ladd. the new menace. There
is also a nice view Of Veronica
Lake if you decide to stop here.
The picture is called This Gun
for Hire
If you've already seen Tar
Fan" and "Maisie" at the United
Artists-this bill is in its second
week-then wait a few days.
pack up and go and spend some
nautical hours aboard Ship
Alloy" due 10 land here at the
United Artists soon.
Tour Of Attractions
This one has Eleanor Powell,
whose dancing we've missed re-
Gently and your popular "Dood
1t" comedian Red Shelton.
Tommy Dorsey is also in this
one providing the musical ac-
compartment. My, he's just
everywhere these days, isn't he :?
Shortly after that the United
Artists is planning a tour of big
attractions for the summer
visitor, including Gross Roads. y
the new drama with Bill Powell
and Hedy Lamar, about which
they're very mysterious, AL
though Clair Trevor and an all
star cast are promised. 1t opens
Thursday.
Also on this bill for the Gin
ema traveller will be "Once Upon
a Thursday" a clever little do
nestle comedy about the eXpe-
riences of a housemaid with
Marsha Hunt, Richard Carlson
and Barry Nelson in the leads.
If you look far enough into
the future you'll see Mrs. Min
iver," the widely acclaimed story
of England under fire, starring
Greer Carson and Walter Pid-
geon all set 10 give fans a treat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Husband in China

And there's a picture Of
pretty girl AT a machine in the
experimental department. Sybil
Pietsker, whose husband. Joe, Of
Pontiac. has spent the last year
with the famous Flying Tigers, -
The Americans who have been
fighting the japanese in the air
over China.
These factory papers arc full
OF stories, full of Jokes about
each other that don't mean
much 10 outsiders, except that
as you read the paragraphs you
stop thinking of these people as
abstract numbers, and think of
them as they are. Real
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

against three-card monte and
crap games, and Mike Neibauer
collected four barrels of scrap
rubber around his building. and
there are nine men of nine diff
ferent nationalities in one de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
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'PixiIated' Pair
In Film Comeback

REMEMBER TIE ''pixilated
sisters" of Mr.. Deeds Goes 10
TOWN." They are back. The
daffy duo who gave the nation
a brand new word, as we'll as
something 10 chuckle over, IN
the Gary Cooper Jean Arthur
film make their return in
Lucky Legs" a musical comedy.
Elizabeth Patterson and Adele
Rowland play the fetched" pair
in the new picture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Trucknan

A BORED millionaire finds a
new life and high excitement
when he changes identities with
a dead man and embarks on a
career as a truck driver, in
Highways BY Night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Crap Game Warning

Squibs about Ruth PaSher
marrying MILFORD Ricamore Jr,
and the way Nora Halldane
bushes. and a man who still has
his eyesight because he wore his
safety goggles. and Marvin
Whipple sticks his Identification
badge on his chest with adhesive
tape because it's too hot TO
wear a shirt In his department.
Paragraphs warning the boys
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
New Star?

BELIEVED BY many Holly
wood critics 10 be headed def
nitely for early stardom, Teresa
Wright. who scored personal tri-
umphS in The Little Foxes" her
first picture, and later in Mrs.
Miniver," now has her biggest
role-that of Mrs. Lou Gehrig in
The Pride of the Yankees"
Gary Cooper stars in the role
Of Gehrig.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Fathers Of Servicemen

Out at Pontiac, they have an
other way of bringing the war
down TO cases. Cameramen 60
through the plant and snap pic
lures of men whose sons are IN
war uniforms.
Charles Seaman's boy is a
marine: Clarence J. Pizzala,
photographed as he wheeled
away a cart full of machined
parts, has two boys in uniform.
Michael Walk. B. p. Kimball,
Thad Taylor. Harry Van Natter,
Arnold Sonnenberg and Oscar
M. Barton have one each. Not
formal pictures Of these fathers,
but action pictures. No one has
his coat on.
Harry Paulson's boy is in the
cir corps; Earl Schaffer's and
Edward J. Fraumann's are in
the navy. You can lay bet that
those men have their hearts in
their work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

KAY KYSER and his or
chestra will appear "in per-
son" on the Fox Theater
stage during the week be-
ginning Friday, July II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Gov Skunk

ONE OF the appealing new
characters created by Walt Dis
ney for his latest technicolor
feature. "Bambi," is a coy young
skunk named Flower, who leads
parade of love-sick Adde'S
cents with the advent Of spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Roddy Mcdowell
In New Adams Film

RODDY MCDONALD, talented
juvenile actor who gained fame in
How Green Was My Valley APP
pears in his first starring picture,
ON the Sunny Side, now showing
at the Adams Theatcr.
This time he is cast as A plucky
English lad who is sent IN the
United States for the duration and
we follow him through his expert
enceS as he tries 10 adapt himself
to new surroundings. Roddy again
turns in a good performance and
we would like 10 see more Of this
talented young man.
The other members Of the cast
include Jane Darwell. Stanley
Clements. Katharine Alexander,
Don Douglas, Freddie Mercer and
Ann Todd.
As the second feature on the
program. the Adams has taken
that highly dramatic film. The
Invaders featuring an all-star
cast. The lineup features such
top names as Leslie Howard, An
ton Walhrook. Laurence Olivier
Raymond Massey and introduces
two grand English actors, Eric
Portman and GlyniS Johns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
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