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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20

The Japanese answer came last
December 7 at Pearl HarbOr."
IN WISCONSIN there are SO
Il lakes named Bass Lake.
Now the authorities want TO
have just one Bass Lake in the
state and are seeking new names
for the other SO.
Well, they could name one of
them Veronica Lake.
III try TO think Of some
names for the other 81 lakes in
my spare time.
Ever see a bulldog with eyes
Of different colors? Neither
have /.
But after all I'm not much
3 of a fellow TO 60 around looking
into bulldogs eyes.
Anyway dog experts say when
a bulldog has differently colored
eyes it shows he is deaf in one
ear.
ANY previous movies
Il have been constructed on
plans similar to that of Tales
of Manhattan we cannot re-
member Them" says con-
temporary.
The gentleman seems 10 have
forgotten the film. Bits of
Life" directed and produced by
the brilliant and talented Mar
shall Neilan.
This was quite similar in
technique to Tales of Man
haitian"
Writes Saginaw, Mich, SUD-
scriber:
1--WE had often heard the
saying that II you move q cat
across a river IL will die. But,
of course, we didn't believe IL.
However, we recently moved
across a river and took our cat
with us. And the cat died"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20

IN THE stage play in which
Il she is to appear shortly
Marlene Dietrich is TO play the
part of a statue Of Venus
which comes TO life.
This recalls that Dorothy
Dalton, in the heyday OF her
film career, took a fling at the
New York stage to play the
part of Aphrodite.
This she did with sensational
success.
Don't tell me you've for
gotten Miss Dalton on the
screen.
Remember The Flame of the
Yukon?
Tom Mix's horse Tony and
General Pershing's horse Kidron
died within a few days of each
other.
Tony was 40 years old.
Kidron was 81
There should be a Hall OF
Fame for celebrated animals.
L can think of many famous
horses, dogs and carrier pigeons
but right now cannot recall any
famous cats.
QUERIES from clients:
W Off you like your eggs
boiled four minutes / suppose
you want your steak we'll done.
A-No, sir. I want my steak
rare and my roast beef medium.
Q-What did you say was
the name of the best gray race
horse in the country? Wasn't
it Doublerab?
A-No. sir. I said il was an
animal named Tetros Jr. Now
racing in the Far West.
Q-Where is Maurice Che
Waller?
Ale is in Paris apparently
getting along very nicely with
the Nazis who are in charge OF
the city.
MO ACTRESS was more loyal
" or more considerable where
her friends were concerned, than
Sarah Bernhardt.
At Sarah's Paris house. food
and drink buffet style was avail
able "a hours a day.
And any one who ever knew
Bernhardt was always welcome.
In one part of the house was
a bowl stuffed with money.
This was for the convenience
of any of the visitors who were
financially embarrassed.
Speaking of this bowl, Sarah
said:
"My friends know II In there
and for what purpose.
'In this way I can help them
without putting h m to the
necessity of asking for IL.
at Is humiliating for the SEN
sitive to have to ask for relief
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20

For It's in rain 10 think or guess
At womeH by appearances.
Butler.
CThis department strongly dis
agrees with Mr.. Buffers fore
going observation. You can tell
a lot about woman by the way
she dresses. You can even more
closely judge woman by the
manner in which she furnishes
a house.-EVBt
COPHIE TUCKER. This IS
~ her thirty-fifth year in the
show business She still uses
the slogan. The Last of the
Red Hot Mamas."
This slogan inspires the
thought:
who were some of the other
red hot mamaS p
I suppose the list would in
clude Eva Tanguay, Valeska
Suratt. Maggie Cline, May Irwin
and Mile. De Leon, THE Girl
in Blue"
Mrs. Ruth Bass. IN a recent
beauty contest for married
women. Mrs. Bass was chosen,
Mrs. Brooklyn"
Another interesting thing
about this good looking young
woman is that her mother and
father are both registered phar-
macists.
Alexis Smith. Cinema cutie.
In her latest film production
she plays the part Of the wife
while Charles Boyer plays her
husband.
AS Alexis is taller than Mr..
Boyer the producers thought it
necessary to ask the gentleman
to wear height-building shoes.
1t would be a fresh angle if
somebody would make a film
about a wife who was taller
than her husband. Boy, that's
not a bad idea.
l really shouldn't give il
away.
FOLLOWING is from book
Il published by the japanese
government after the Toxic
earthquake OF 1923:
Rulers, governments, public
and private bodies and people
generally throughout the world
speedily accorded their sincere
and bountifuI assistance to the
people of Japan affording the
most striking example of the
brotherhood of man."
The following is from news
service dispatch dealing with
the sinking of the u. S. Astoria:
.In 1899 when former Japa-
nese Ambassador Hirosi Saito
died In Washington, President
Roosevelt sent the body back
to Japan on the u. s. Astoria.
a marked honor intended as n
special expression OF American
regard for Saito and for Japan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
II AMERICA WINS

.. you can be certain that
your loved ones now in uniform
will be back with you, working
at their old jobs and enjoying
life Is only Americans can.
And 10 get that form Of life,
you have to support your gov.
eminent now, by investing 1919
Of your money in War Bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
On Broadway .
BY Walter WincheIL.

Trade Marx Registered. Copyright. iS'a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
AMERICA NI95O
II THE AXIS WINS

-. you'll still be in a nni-
form. whether you're q man,
woman, or child And your
immediate superior won't be q
hard boiled American ser.
gesnt-be'll be n NaIi gauIeiter,
q storm trooper or q staggering
Japanese militarist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20

L.. S. Treasury Dept
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
by T.. v. DurAing-

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20

The Japanese answer came last
December 7 at Pearl HarbOr."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
DETR0Ha gHHNES

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and Mary A. Bardsnss; 4, 1901 18th
Phillip walker; g. New York City, and
Church I'd. NV: the Rev. Francis
wlism HENS $ Hasp; sNeii Te. 52 1Se St NV and
the Rev. A. A. Birch.
"am ca7fer g. Mqrgfn both of r snd Flora
% the Rev. F. FranK anin steemsn. 81 ns pafk fo NV"
I ara Frances I, MCGEE, - Memphis
Floyd simms,. q; and Mary Ba5tley; 10,
beth. both Of 9o5 sth ST. ne; the Rev. E. S.
AND Mary Pfas PeIaszo s. 445 5th St. St. se se
the Rev. w. H. De Carlo.
nd Ruh M n Rche r. sH Porono atee ons
James Hunter; ;;4, 1885 New jersey ave;
NJ st. nv: the Rev. George Glenn
Aubrey Rr,S J9nes; 4s' as1 Sth St Sc and
OSCAR j. Miller + tsnoe!In @s' ciarksburg 81 Md, and
Bsarbsra 6; Chassn: -, Arlington, Va;
John P, conlan, 35, and Benny A. Herdon,
s2, both Of 1900 Massachusetts, ave.
JosepS aHi IL the r RSy Wey1jdb F. PrudsR s Armv
T St Sc: the Rev. j. J. CLARK ~
Guy PIl'9aV wona Us as 1881 A5my g. n~ sRa
Earl o. Washington. 81, United States
s1na and r Patricia ts <. M Frlschi 1921 Co.
Sol Levine. %, and Anna Friedbers'' 81,
both Of a09 Webster st. NV; the Rev.
willard E Robb,, 10; $40 10th st: Sc, and
the, Rev. Edward Gabler.
DeB5 sonts a. T. Waasa st Nex se jerseS aas
ave; Sc; the Rev. J, G. Ball:
pl. NV the Rev. F. E. Warren,
Anthony NJ. Tressette. p. United States
joseph F. sastrs 20, 20 Marine Corps: and
yedo XeEoniea Bushes; BugieS "a Harris Hotel;
and Helen B. Reisineer 80: 11o Mary
Beneacs s9d 4sba he Rf g. Tor T E1se Rfeer var M
and Betty N. Howard, - - s7io it'S Man:
ca4enes ns p smith tns ssy seI H9s1n Dorsey
Rev. w ". A stewart. stew Hol'0l'N S'' '''".' '''e
5nd pbvs H9dn Eafon a. United b s
Ha5cours IL + 5 cTeh]ex 3 5$$$ Ha 5TynS vox st
Victor A. Wheeler, 3', 5Osl, End st. Sc,
f5s and Betty @ Tsgor abos,osl q, 1887 A st, Sc
Elmer E. Rhoades. 25, Arlington. Va. and
Diona K Huckstep, %, 1906 st. NV.
the Rev. F. B. Tucker.
william L, Ronemus, - Fort Meade, Nd,
and Katharine H. Hoge. -. 1904 18th
voSt,, st. NV: n ,,,tt the Rev 6 T. warner w.,
ginia M. Cogdell. 81. 1917 11th st. NV;
the Rev. j. w. Rustin
Augustus F Haire, lair, -, 1871 COLUMBIA rd;
st: NV; the Rev, J. W. Rustin.
Alison S. Dowty.. 81, 5l3 Tuckerman st.
NV. and Elizabeth S. Killian, IS, al9 L
~ st. n,w.:- the Rev. G. w: Burroughs
Harry A. Lutz, %, 2O27 P st. NV, and
Mary j.; Reese. "A, Arlington, Va; the
Rev. j. B. Kelly.
John M Schultz. %, Fort Belvoir. Va, and
Dorythca Kinzer, 81 3O23 14th st. NV;
the Rev. Robin Gould.
Abraham ash nn5 Fonoroft =. $4oo st, NV
NV: the Rev. ]. A. Dubrow.
Alfred Fafarman, a. and Mildred Mesel,
"a. both OF Brooklyn, N. Y: Judge W.
J. Casey.
Hyman Sherman, 2s, Lewisburg, Pa, and
Evening star., 1942-11-10
Deaths Reported

Salie A. Wilson. 50, 2s1O Adams st ne
Katherine E. Grant, II. 1894 4lst st. NV
Anna Van TsSsel: 62 Arlingt9n, ya., ya ..
Albert L. Barrows. so, 1914 Harlan pl n W
F. Elmo Murphy. 81, 1912 North Captio
Frank J: Litzler 4e, 5e49 Piney Branch
Edith B. Acorn. 40. 1910 G st. Sc
Lawrence A. Birch %, 1929 Benton st
NV.
Infant Infant Ss4 Goope5 5odH ArlnEton Rsfh l. Va
Infant Moffett, 41O 9TH st. NV
Infants Gibbons ttwinsl, 1905 st. Sc.
Florence Brown, Sc. 1873 lst st. NV.
Cornelius Branch. 81, 2403 1 st. NV.
Infant zunnie zlns Can't; Gan II x St. ne
Infant Grant. 1346 Union st. s.w.
Infant John Doe, unknown.
Eliza beth c. Williams, 81, 425 Marietts
ehrstopher sorrell, se, a44 New Yorl
william L; Simmons, 50, 50, PA Kent pl. ne
Mary E. Collins, II, -26Os 18th st. ne.
Edwin B. seebold IS; 3l6 9th st. NV
Michael Moran a. United States Soldiers
Jane L. oConnell. "A, 1901 Mass. ave. n. W
Mary l. Dixon. 81, 40 D st. Sc.
Catherine M Duvall. So. Berwyn Md.
Claud Ferrell. 50, United States Soldiers
Frances E, Smith. So. e13 9th st. sw.
Hazel G. Wood. 80. 1873 Columbia rd. NV
Andrew j. Witten, 40. Ills Mass. ave. NV
Infant Jacqueline Sarvis. Colmar Manor
Bertha Richardson; a.. a3a N st; NV;
Byrdell Curtis. Al. 715 Pleasant ct. s.w.
will Young. 80, 4S9 Cunningham ct. s.w.
Evening star., 1942-11-10
Births Reported

Althaus, Thomas and Cornelia, boy.
Althen. Ira and Lorraine. boy.
emerson; Anoslse Leeman and Dorothy, sirl,
Cook. Avis, and .Lottie, girl.
Cook, Frank and Elizabeth, boy
Custer. William and Dorothy, girl.
Dunlap, William and Anne. girl.
Edgar; Gilbert and Margaret, boy.
Edgerton,, Justin and Catherine. girl.
Ellis. William and June. boy.
Ellis, Frederick and Edith, boy.
Eppes, James and Elizabeth, boy.
Evans, James and Marsaret, boy.
Fulwiler, William and Emily. girl.
Gitlin. Leo and Ruth, boy.
Gordon, Shirley and Susie, boy.
Haeans. Harold and Thea, boy.
Hardy, William and Catherine, girl.
Henley, EdTin and Bertha, glrl
LaIikos. Thomas o and Sophie. Sc A'tet boy. IVY
Lawson: Earle and ARnes, boy.
Lewis, Charles and Annis boy.
Maiolatesi. Mario and nd Mary. boy.
May Rudolph and Annie, boy,
Miller. Samuel AMI Catherine, boy.
Mirones, George and Margaret, boy.
Money, James and Gladys, boy
Morean. BENJAMIN and Doris. boy.
Pecker. Arnold and BesSye, boy.
Reha2ds Rhps caTsnee hevs and snd Es6s SRI sr
Riley. Robert and Marcella. boy
schaeffer. Frederick and Helen, boy.
Schooler, Jack and Frances, boy.
Schultz, Carl and Elsie, boy.
Southall, George and Evelyn, boy.
Straight, Michael and Belinda, boy
Sunderland, James and Myra. girl.
Taylor, Robert and Violet. girl.
Vanderford. Dillon and Shirley, boy.
Wallace, Frederick and Alma, girl.
Wedding, Henry and Annie, boy.
Weekly. Robert and Ruth. girl.
Weinett, Howard and Bertha. boy.
Winegard. William and Queen, ooy.
Wolpe, Enrico and Harriet, girl.
Young, Raymond and Rachel. e!rl.
Zichterman, Joseph and Bernice, boy.
Evening star., 1942-11-10
and Ruby T. King. 27. 1345 Oak st..
NV; Judge Fay Bentley.
Issued at Rockville.

|
and s . Isabelle Victoria Counseman, 81
George 3: Newhouse: a5. jackson: Mich:
James Arthur Hewitt, "a. and Emily vir.
sinia Keele, 23, both of Silver Spring
Edgar Ardine McAllister, 33. and Florence
| Edna Athey. 26, both of Burtonsville
John Edwin Lewis. jr, % New River N
G. and Doris Doris Eloise Stockton, 60 silver
Aubrey Vaughan Bendure Al, and Ruth
Elizabeth Farley "a. both of washing
GsSay M Eepss sesB Of and yssn "
Barbara Evelyn Driscoii, 33, Giyndon
weAdsll liz P; p Pie5ss; re .t ss; and Pecola Toliver
Walter Albert Spriggs. Il. and Ruby Young
sootf Re 6otS Of Silver ans sprns Md
8oTs ws aahe4 s sors s svsl Geg gDrns Rd n
seRa%s Rhoaes fsSisS Of ~ fns anna
Hairy s ." Brodsky, g. and RIth (. H: Laurence, e.
=. ~. both of Arlington, Va.
3s, both Of Norfolk. Va,
Hofsss zsdacn GaTs J! %sdsns{5n
Catherine Louise Marcus IL Arlington
Leroy pS Msfe WP Difkerfo RoskH Ma sRd
Hasenmliisr e BOTH ha q csSin Sse$ John. ufe Md
Edsar sace Bynu nwh Is Capp Lee Va and
veTnen 9"e Newton. vt; "a$fiEsnd 81 snd Violet E.
v,vigh Wilson; ana, Ia both Of Washnston w.
and Frances Miller "a, WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1942-11-10
.uth 6. Pearl, 20: 1854 columbi. I'd

Ruth G: Pearl, 20; 1854 Columbia I'd.
y the Rey a. c. Forster.
'0isnn Emilia VascsES B 9buisf * Boiling Fe1d and
NV; the Rev. Joseph Sullivan,
Ellwood F. Talley, 23 1407 Crittenden st.
nS 1s ard arvin9 Angela g M Gsmpsnsla Fan 23
Fafsyette E. Richmond, jr., "A. 1135 Gil
ale s aTsTd s snd nw yet0fs lie 4 Rev Toof f.
Rifhs5a as5ao1 MGEt0n Hs Marns GeEns and
Hotel: the Rev. J. H Dunham
James J. CYlhane, p, a0ll Wyoming ave:
mehssn Mich and a7e Mary e the oReen Rey o 3 c6.S 1SS
Reeve, Lewis 81. 1868 Columbia rd NV.
and Marion E. shouse. 30. 21Ol Con-
Preston A. sohem II, III 1856 ' Fuller ST. mG1Se nW.:
and sl Pauline v. Reese, Il, Arlington. va;
Joseph sne Aev s. pa,as : L. Frantz S s,a nous,.s Ct
ne; the Rev; j. L. Bailey.
John abors T. ,o1y Waldea a. Nayal Resea5eh
G. l9ta St nv: the Rev. c. E, McGaughey.
fbs ana ReH Ruarey E Thomas Thomas 25' Vienna, Va
"a, both of 4o1 M St. NV; the Rev. j,
shelly 4 Afhlek dickson %. Fort Belvor, Va. and
Flo T1oraela asl l. Brown; 10, Arlington. Va;
55sn bG5h W3,.an q GA End st: NV. W. the Rev
oeepds sna Eshe h9mp5oB oSs a. F5t Beyo5
Clarence IL Washington. -. 1891 South
st. ss av a"a he aqsgsy Kss 4 T. E cazs5 Hop
kins. - AAoN
RshaTd i RshsrdSGn; cha y2n;. 5r & e 1873 1sth
Roy i; TINY Munay: 20 Fort 5elyoir; VA: Va. and
the Meuflee ReS Iay9r = ponbs3 1o b1s36 18th ST. NV
Donald A. Burt, 81 Poyalton, Minn.
7fh NJ ii, fs1 SSas s5a4
'ossS saa iSses S Sss::a SsHs Essa
joseph A, Gray, 26. and Hiida NJ King. q,
both @ of 939 st. s.w. the Rev. j. c.
c0f5 cSSs s. s. efH5ss cSsfots s. q Il ard Cd
:, the Rev: j. L. Lewis.
'amsS and Msry " shspn1 sp 15Gl Elliot g
,o11a, Va; The Rev. F: :; Warren. M III '''''
Joseph aId r Johnson -. a7os, 11th St NV.
forni2 St: NV: the Rev. c. P. ;e Dixon. IAN
Tsnnif Ts l6e Re1 Ed%usdiep so;n:; - RehmondH' H
Harry A. smith. ' X. X cst'ifs BoIIins Field and
Ren ReIen = l. 6 Rugh: II Pitcairn Pa the he
rev. u. >. bourne,
Freoegick JP. Webb, -, 90 5th st. Sc,
and Emma V; Thorpe, 20, Arlington,
Wy w.; the Rev: J. G. Ball
Vladlmlr Rybar, As. 1900 Massachusetts
ave. NV and Elvina O. Dresser, 40,
..@o6 Wisconsin ave. NV; the Rev.
Alfred A; Binkerd, 33, Arlington, Va, and
Joan Dunbar; %, Buffalo, N Y: the
Russell g, Tut, %. ssa7 Sheridan rd.
Stanton tr Sc; the Rev. W. H. Jernigan.
ColneTt @ A. Williams, 35, 137 U st. NV,
St: NV the Rev sl'f''s E. {. S Smith in's lS'n
James W. Colson. 90 St. Charles, Mo
aas,, aad elizabeth J: Campbell, %, 1880
William J. Addaius, "A, 626 Orleans pl
ne, and Dora M Green, %. 624
orleans pl. ne; the Rev. w. F. Wright.
Arthur 3; scharff. 81, $50 18th st. NV.
sno Florence NJ. Simmons. % 39I1
y Sth st. NV: the Rev, F B tucker.
John V. Almon, "A, 1909 Park rd' NV.
Evening star., 1942-11-10
Two Chinese Are Held
On Narcotic Churoe

Two Chinese arrested yesterday
In raid on a house in the 70(
block of Sixth street NV. were
scheduled to appear today before
United States Commissioner Need
ham c. Turnage on charges of VIC.
lating the Harrison Narcotic Act.
The men, arrested by Federal anc
District officers, gave their names
as Chin Gee, g., of the 600 block
OF H street NV, and Lee Yok, 46
who lived at the place where the
raid occurred. Police said they
found a large sum of money or
Yok. He said he was a laundry
worker.
Evening star., 1942-11-10
ADVERTISEMENT.
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May Be in Torment

The best dog in the world can't be truly
| happy when he must continually scratch,
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| from an intense itching irritation that has
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He is in frenzied torment-cant help him
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Learn why glad purchaser wrote: y surely
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cost only 25c at any good drug store or pet
Evening star., 1942-11-10
Marriage License
AppIicutions

one day, 1Dait three tuN days and
receiue their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
paS Naomi 5 Goush MaNe II a U + Nsyy Nayor 'nd nd
and Cecilia L. Rourke. IS. Broken Bow,
=, Nebr:; the Rev; Paul Repetti I@;tt e,oan .,
both Of els st. NV: the Rev. c. T.
Sanford Hordes, ,;s. LAS Park ID, I'd; ny;
Frank at nv g Ldhso the RfS i4 kesrny kes7 st.
and Myrtle, H. Johns, "a, 3Q4 Tennessee
Ared hys B. e shas shs Rfv g. ls 8 ks1een sHSeTt st.
St NV; TIE oay Rey R r j. aIa FannGp S}b st
she ane ReV. se's L I: g isn Ruda sill. o'f s''
Frank G. Pride, jr., 20 Leiehton, Ala.
hear ea YTsna ISlsnd the ReT ReTna Hova2d VII
Richard J. sstillman, 25, Y; s Army al and
Herman hs RS BrocR SRaF!s5 s. T5sTfr sEs 18th st.
st: judge Fay Bentley;
Warren H. Hardin, a. 24o0 18th St nv
NV: the Rev. John w: RuStin.
Rose M a, !; R5oTn' ls;; IS; i7$5 52nd st: Sc;
e'hfieht Michele 1f; Brooks 'Gt 70, 26! Harvard st
. NV; the Rev. J; L; Holloman =,
George p: Fly g.: :3o2 GUS St, - ne,
Eric Barnes, m "a. Middlesex, Great Britain
Evening star., 1942-11-10
Issued At Fair

Frank Joseph Ryan. 25, Fort Belvoir and
Ann Dolores Hines, 81, Brooklyn. N. Y.
Mildred Leone Clinton. 10. Clifton
Frans Jorsen Weterrings. %, Rochester,
N. Y. and Parazetto Wolf, 20, Robert
son. Mo.
Abraham Lewis siegel "a. Fort Belvoir.
and Rosamond Irene Wright, %, WASH
ington.
Dorothy Medora Ruehl. 32 Baltimore
Ralph Herbert Clark 80. Flushing, Long
Island, and Irene Macy, "a, New York
City.
Charles Edward Cranner. 81. Arlington
and Roberta Mae Daidson, 81. Phiiadel-
phia.
Leon Ray Allen. ::;5, and Judith Swift. 2l,
both of Falls Church.
ona RoFs Fsrd sndeI Fas Church
James Irwin Boyer. II, Fort Belvoir. and
Charlotte Virginia Paul, Route 3, Alex
andria
Evening star., 1942-11-10

Benjamin Cole, 30. and Marjorie Ferreia,
26, both Of WashinEton
julius c. Henry, AZ, and Amelia Lucille
Tennessee, 81, both of WASHINGTON.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-07
APPRECIATION
Editor, The Citizen:

Editor, The Citizen:
The prompt and enthusiastic
action of your newspaper in ac-
cepting leadership in the vital
national salvage program is the
kind of answer I expected in my
challenge to the American Press.
If we are to maintai1 and in
crease production of the planes,
tanks and ships needed by our
fighting men and fighting Allies
we must get in every pound of
scrap in this country-from the
homes, from the farms and from
industry.
A successful Fall campaign
conducted by the American news
papers in cooperation with state
and local salvage committees will
avert serious decline in steel
production and will add to our
stores of other scarce materials.
AS chairman of the War Pro-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-07
SMARTER!

TULSO, Okla.-Children, don't
tell your parents, but Principal
M. M. Black of this city declares
that pupils of today are smarter
than they were in their day. Ac-
cording to his check of Central
High School last semester, stu
dents got higher marks than the
students of 1929. He declares
that of the 1871 AZ students, 96.3
per cent received passing grades,
while only "a per cent of the stu
dents of fifteen years ago made
passing marks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-07
PEOPLES FORUM

duction Board, call upon every
citizen of the United States to
make this campaign a success
by gathering and turning in all
the scrap metals, rubber and
rags that can possibly be spared.
Let towering victory stockpiles in
every community in the nation
stand as symbols of Americas
defiance to the Axis.
DONALD Nj. NELSON,
Chairman, War Production Board.
Washington, D. c.,
Oct. 5, 1912.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-07

The CfTiHen vveIcemes express
siOns OF the views OF it's read
eFs. bat the editor reserves the
right 10 delete any items
which are considered libelous
or unwarranted. The writer's
should be fair and eonfine the
letters to 500 words, and write
ON one, side OF the paper emily.
Signature of the writer's muae
accompany the letters and will
he published anless requested
other wise.
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SWIMMING CHAMP
STATIONED HERE

Stanley r. Piummer. spe-
cialist third class. Olympic
swimming champion from
Salt Lake City. Utah. has
been attached to the Chap
lain's office at the Naval OPP
Grating Base in Key West.
Winner of the National
Amateur Athletic Unions
220-yard swimming competi-
ton in l94l and holder of
eight Inter Mountain AAU
reiords from 1884 to 1912.
Plummer was captain of the
National AAU medley relay
team last wear and has been
G member of the Olympic
Club since 1889.
He came here September
90 after being stationed at
the Naval Operating Base in
Norfolk. Va where he COM
pleted a three months course
at the Chaplain's School.
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ANSWERS TO YOUR
WAR QUESTIONS

CIT is possible to join the
Army air corps after I get my
induction notice?
A.-Not unless you can get a
release from your local draft
board.
Q.-Is there a price ceiling on
creamery butter?
Ayes.
OIL run store and have
quite a collection of tradedin
tubes. What am I supposed to
do with them?
A.-Send them to your whole
saler. He'll get them into war
production.
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1866-Martha M. Berry, North
Georgia's famed Humanitarian,
founder of the school for noun
tain children, born Rome, Ga.
Died Feb. q, 1912. ....... .
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Key West and Vicinity: Little
change in temperature tonight.
Florida: Little change in tenn
perature tonight
Hatteras, N. c., to Apalachicola,
Fla: No small craft or storm
warnings have been issued.
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1842-(100 years agol Bronson
c. Howard, famed playwright of
his generation, born in Detroit.
Died Aug. 4, 1908.
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1812-Alfred c. Hobbs, lock
expert, who picked his competi-
tors locks to prove his own bet
ter, and whose success in Eng
land put all English locks under
suspicion, born in Boston. Died
Bridgeport, Conn, Nov. 5, 1891.
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1849-James Whitcomb Riley,
Indiana's beloved Hoosier poet,
born Greenfield, Ind. Died July
%, 1916.
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Today's
Anniversaries

1745-Henry Rutgers, New
York soldier, magnate, greatest
philanthropist his day, born there.
Died Feb. II, 1880.
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liant soldier, Confederate 1ieuten-
ant-general, born Sumter Co., S.
E. Died June 26, 1879.
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1821-Richard H.: Anderson, gall