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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20

md crew squads. He played guarC
md tackle in football.
In baseball. Wermuth was
An outfielder, had q batting
average Of .2ss. In track, he
was interested In the discus
and shot put.
Accidentally. he was an aver
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u. S. Heroes
Show Fascist
FanatiCisn1 Is
Unnecessary

CHICAGo-"Rehahle" CON
nstent9 d. eager TO learn
zone Of the gang"
II seems strange 70 find a hero
endowed with such homely virtues.
Those are not the traditional
traits Of heroes. Those are the
virtues Of little men-the fellow
behind the store counter. the
neighhorhood mailman. the laugh
ing kid swilling a soda, the runner
who finishes not first or last but
IN the middle.
IL IL the little men who fight
democratic war - average
chaps who once made up
face pattern In the subway
and who booed at a baseball
park.
History proves 1t doesn't take
o fascist fanaticism to make war
riors out of just average Ameri-
cans-fellows like Capt. Arthur w.
Wermuth >. men like Sgt. Alvin
York.
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HEADED FOR SERVICES

sTILLWATER. Okla. Ten Of
the is members Of Oklahoma A.
a Ms basketball squad have
definite commitment 10 one or
the other Of the armed services.
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Bond for Womon
Is SCI u N,olo

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age student. did above passing
work. In both the military and
athletics. he vas hard worker
and all-in-all was above average
In his class.
HIS FABULOUS FEATS
SURPRISE CLASSMATES
Classmates are generally sur
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IT WAS THE SAME
THING IN SCHOOL

"Defensively. he was a hard man
10 get through. Extensively. many
gains were made through holes he
opened"
When Arthur w. Wermuth, jr.,
graduated from Northwestern Mil
itary and Naval Academy of Lake
Geneva. Wis. in June. 1882. that
was the most prophetic common
tary the student Log Book" could
have made.
Throughout the entire sea-
son." the book continued. art
was a reliable and consistent
player, eager TO learn. and In
every way gave the best he
had"
Certainly that was restrained
eulogizing. Complimentary - yes,
but Horatio Algerisms are notice
ably absent. Just goodbye to an
81
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You help yourself when you buy
Z. q. Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20
ONE-MAN ARMY
GOES TO TOWN

Almost eight years later, Capt.
Arthur Wermuth. fighting against
impossible odds in the steaming
jungles of Bataan peninsula. be-
came a national hero for that same
offensive and defensive proves
which had gained mention in q
prep school year book.
As an officer of Gen. Douglas
Macarthur 57th Filipino scout
regiment, he personally killed 116
Japanese, captured innumerable
others He won fame a. the "one
Man Army of Bataan."
His bravery Yves incalcuable, his
daring legendary.
Wounded three times, repeatedly
submitting himself TO sniper at
tack, Van Dyke-besrded Wermuth
led uncountable raids with his As
caliber Tommy-gun and Garand
rifle.
His guerilla tactics bolstered
MacArthur's defense and made
counter attacks possible.
They won Wermuth the Dis
tinguished Service Cross and Pur-
pie Heart with two clasps.
A HARD WORKING
AVERAGE STUDENT
What is the background of this
newest soldier-hero? II Is as
simple and Observation-Disclosures or
binary - as the Northwestern
Academy year book indicates.
Wermuth entered Northwestern
Academy in September. 1928. He
graduated four years later holding
the rank of cadet sergeant In the
corps.
During his years at the academy
he was member Of the COM
handing officers honor squad. en-
gineer corps, automobile corps
varsity football and baseball, COM
pany basketball, track, swimming
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Hardening-up
Process Uses
Army Methods

ness program some time ago
as youthful counterpart to
its defense streamliner pro-
gram for adult women.
This hardening-up program
utilizes military marching.
drilling in the Butts. Manual
Of Arms, and conditioning
exercises from the army
manual. The workout always
finishes with games and re-
lays so the members combine
competition with good whole
some fun in their quest for
strong healthy bodies.
The military marching tao
tics given Junior Victory
Army members are the same
as those given soldiers. The
recreation instructors use the
same commands the army Of
fcers use in "close order
drill"
Already there is a marked
improvement in tho posture
and bearing of the young
people who have gone into
the Junior Victory Army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Winter Fails
To Stop Work
In Detroit Area

HE MAN WINTER is not
" going to deter the
patriotic boys and girls who
belong To the Junior Victory
Army.
For months these 10 to Is
ycar-olds have been taking
part in various home front
war activities. not the least
% which has been their own
ysicaI fitness program With
cold weather here they're not
going to give up.
Instead. they have moved
from the park fields and play
grounds into the recreation
centers 20 carry on until
spring.
They are meeting in com
munity centers, schools and
church buildings, where the
work is still under the direc-
tion of the department Of
parks and recreation, which
inaugurated the physical fit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
Film Time Clock

ADAMS-"Roxie Hart" 1915, ESQ,
5:2s, s:O4, 1874 p. m. Young America. F."
IL a. m, 1897, 4:14. 6:51. 9:2s p. m.
\. BROADWAY CAPITOL Louisiana
Purchase" 1925, ass, 7:25. IL D. m.
Remember the Day." IL a. m, 23o, 6,
CINEMA-"Tanya." 1920. 2I5. 4:lo,
sos, s, 9;5o p. m.
FISHER = Louisiana Purchase" 1888.
1850. sos 1920 D. m; Remember the
Day" 1910, 3:25, $40. e:55 p. m.
FOX-"To the Shores Of Tripoli." IL
a. m. 1853. $40. 1853, 1882 p. m.
MADISON-"Kitty Foyle." 1:10. $40.
What's Cookin'," i2:40, 3:33, 6:26, 9.l9
MADISON Foyle." 1:iO. $40,
.q:05 p. m. Flight Command, IL a. M,
II IS. 8:55, 1855 p. m.
MICHIGAN-"Ca Captains OF the Clouds Z"
II rs. 1888, 1870. IL p. m; The Re
markable Andrew, IL a. m. $3.50, 500,
PAiMs STATE - Dangerously They
Live" IL a. m. 2:05. S. s:15, II 30 p. m.
wild Bill Hickok Rides" 12:45, also,
RiviERx-"Louisisns Purchase" 1890,
3:i5, 7:05, 1925 p. m; Remember the
RKO UPTOWN = Look Who's Laugh
ing" rs. 1894, 7:4O, l0:46 p m: Re
member the Day" 255, 500. e:O7 p. m.
ROYAL - Louisiana Purchase" 7:45,
II p. m; Remember the Day" 6:25,
$40 D. m.
UNITED ARTISTS - Kings Row"
IL :05. 3:25. $50 1910 p. m. The Body
Disappears, IL a. m, 220, $40, s:05
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21

FORTUNE GALLO, the i'm
presario of San Carlo Opera. can
smile today as he contemplates
the, rest of the company's seven
day run at the Wilson Theater
after its opening presentation OF
IVerdi's Aida" last night, with
Mobley Lushanya in the title role
1t was Miss Lushanya's first
appearance in Detroit. But judg-
ing from the applause which this
Indian soprano won from a large
Opening audience, she will sing
here many a time again.
Aida's part demands acting
talent, and this Miss LuShanya
has. 1t also demands singing
voice of range and power, for
Verdi was never one to spare the
orchestra. and this, too, Miss
Lushanya has.
She had to be good, for Coe
Glade's Amneris, whom Verdi pits
against Aida both in music and
romance was a challenger TO any
Aida. Neither of the rivals for
Rhadames' love suffered by COM
parison, and the house rang with
cheers for both.
Sydney Rayner substituted for
Harold Lindi as Rhadames, for the
latter has ended his stay in Chi
cago with three straight appear
|ances. Mr.. Rayner was robust
general and in powerful voice,
winning his most applause, of
course, for the ever-popular
l"CeleSte Aida"
Two veteran San Carlans lived
up to the companys reputation
for strong supporting roles. Mario
Vale acted TO the hilt as Anon
asro, and Harold Kravitt, who has
been singing bass roles here for
years, was the stately high priest
Ramfis.
Richard Wentworth was the
king. Francesca Curci the mes
senger and Louise Warren the
priestess. Lydia Arlova and Lucien
Prideaux, heading the ballet, were
worth the praise of any Pharaoh
for their Silver Dance at Ria
ldames' return.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
Selected Acts Dot Bills
Of Local Cabaret Lineups
BY WALTER STEVENSON

THE TUMBLING routjnes of
Hoffman and Kaye make ringsid-
ers at Saks Show Bar jump, but
they might just as well keep their
seats because this talented team
have such excellent timing that
they escape the bumps and bruises
which less experienced acrobats
generally acquire.
Tiny Betty Tanner. only As
inches high. whips through bail
room and comedy dance routines
with her tall partner, Thomas,
and from New York comes con-
tralto singer Dorothy Snow to
sing personaliZed arrangements.
This is Dorothy's first Detroit
might club appearance.
Harvey Stone continues his long
run engagement as comedian OF
ceremonies, introducing, in addi-
ton to the above performers, ac-
robatic control dancer Birdie Dean
and the Taft-Kretlow Girls who
demonstrate more of their I'M
usual production numbers.
Pete Viera's music is tops for
shows and dancing.
SAN DIEGO-It's still Emilio
Caceres' hot fiddle and instru-
mental trio which packs 'em in
leach night at this spot. In addi-
tion to their varied arrangements
lof Latin-American rhy h m
Emilio and trio have spot in the
two nightly floor shows and an
enthused audience shouts requests
after each Of their numbers.
Impressions Of famous Holly
wood folks. including a very anus
ing Red Shelton skit. are tho
specially of Bob Hopkins, suav6
master of ceremonies who con
ltinues for another week.
I Another hold-over is lovely
Helene Carol. Spanish dancer
Jill Janis swing songs and thu
tap dancing of sepia stars Billie
and Bobbie complete the revue.
| CASANOVA-Chiquita, a deft
fingered young lady whose anus
ling group of marionettes arr
products OF her own creation
and whose miniature stage i
complete with all the props of thu
full-sized variety, is the attraction
this week.
Song and dance numbers
vaudeville skits, acrobatic turns
land illusions are all in the mario
nettes' bag of tricks.
Knockabout routines. which ar
in reality comedy blitz. are tn
contribution Of Clark and Van
and Jean Duval provides contras
with exotic dance routines.
Popular mistress of ceremonie
JesSica Garwood remains owe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21

with accordionist Herman Ziehl,
and dancing is to the music of Lee
Walters and his orchestra.
HAYMARKET - Henri, clever
card manipulation or fashionist
who amused audiences at the Bow
cry last week. moves into this spot
as the top attraction.
Fascinating color designs, in
which different sized playing cards
are used, are the stock-in-trade OF
this artist His unusual and varied
displays are worked into more
than a hundred combinations.
The "V" for victory dance by
Wilson and Marlette is introduced
by singing mistress Of ceremonies
June Eldrige, and a vote of thanks
to that charming girl by name OF
Peggy. Hello Peggy"
Adding TO the nightly perform
ances are Phelps and Cullenbine,
CADOliClitS Vi nay ANbiCAy oOh6o,
and Bernice Perry, interpreter of
Hawaiian and Russian dances.
Dot Hayes Charmettes, an all
girl band, provide the necessary
musical arrangements.
TROCADERO - It seems as
though comedian Sonny Mars has
become a permanent fixture. His
hilarious antics more than pep
each floor show and il Is his style
of comedy that makes the most
doleful patron break into laughter
You'll enjoy the mimicing OF
screen stars by Songstress Judy
Manners, and for. dancing, the
smart whirlwind routines OF La
MARI and Martin are sufficient.
Precision numbers as well as
musical comedy sequences stress
the talent of the Pauline Park
! Girls.
Charles Dubin's orchestra play:
music for these and other acts.
VERNE'S. - Seasoning thei
steps with aerial lifts and spin:
Maxine and Odette climb to the
heights of the new revue.
That smoothe magic man, Mar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
NeW San Carlo Soprano
Stars in Aida Opening

The San Carlo is an institution
in Detroit by now, and it's prob
ably gliding the lily to praise
Carlo Peroni. the conductor. and
Louis Raybaut, the stage director,
for their part in a clockwork pro-
duction of Aida" But praise ii
must be, for the mass scenes
looked even more massive than
the company's forces might war
rant, and the orchestra never
seemed to overpower the singers,
as sometimes seems 10 happen
with travelling opera.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21

thing else.
these days
showing the
usual incon-
gruities of
wartime.
When you
GRO SIS [ h g
bridge. you
ru n smack
into a sign
that screams
"An hunting
prohibited"
and a mile
or so farther
d ow n tn e
shore of the
island. you
G n a w N a 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
Swing Music

FREDDY MARTINS sweet
swing band music is featured in
The Mayor of 44th Street" in
which Anne Shirley and George
Murphy are teamed Economically
for the first time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21

tinelli, spreads his clever illusid
to amuse and amaze patro|
while tenor Bill Tracy doubles
song star and master of Gel
monies.
The exotic side Is furnished
Orienta. dancer. who reacts to
rhythms of Jack Nelson's orch
ira. Jack also is featured on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

WE WENT down TO Crosse
lie the other evening TO the
Naval Reserve Aviation Base
and found it-along with every
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

around. There was no answer 20
their shouts Crawling into the
hole O'Rncy had dug they found
a bad cave-in. O'Riley was
under il.
They dug him out he was
sun alive, but pretty badly
mashed up.
AS soon rs "A doctor got hil
I'm shape 20 travel ne was sen
20 an asylum in California. There
he died a year or so later, So
raving about the voices that wcr
going TO lead him TO a mountain
Of gold
The gold fever affected people
In some mighty strange ways in
those hell-rOarin' days around
Virginia City. Next week / want
to tell YOU about Eilley Orrum,
the Queen OF the ComStOck.
whose famous "peepstOne"
showed her the way to a for
tune; about how il was "a man
for breakfast" for some of the
great old gun-fighters; and how
all the scalpin' wasn't done by
Indians when the "WashOe Rush"
was on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Ridin Trail Back to
the Old Wild West

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

lers did in those mad days
The spirits began buZzIng ~
ORilcy's head about the great
deposits Of gold that were still
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Here's Speedy Relief

Don't let bitter winter weather
make you suffer the agony Of stiff,
grinding cold weather JOINTS
Absorbine Jr. soothes and eases
that soreness HWY helps nature
relieve that excruciating pain
promptly
Under normal conditions, lubri-
eating fund rs fed INTO the Joints by
tiny blood vr~scfy But these -ves-
sells construct ~ extreme cold and
the supply of fluid slacks off Your
joints stlffeu and hurt
Rubthose iointswith AbsorbrncJr
Il speeds the flow Of blood which
increases the supply q l4bricatiug
fluids Soon your Joints are glow
ing with relief Don't dread winter
Keep Absorhnc j. handy. Al all
druggists Sl25 bottle
Free sample Vri'c IAuous .,>\
W = Young Inc, ( %, ,.f.,,ce
80 - Lyman Street, G,hls,..,f 200,
Springfield, Ma Shotnt bFuissS,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

THE other two dlscoverers of
' Comstock didn't do any bet
ter. Mclaughlin sold his share
for $500 and spent his last days
in proverty, working as a cook
in a mining camp.
Pete ORiley held on longer
than the others He got some
thing over $4,000 for his claim.
But Virginia City was chockful
OF gamblers and spectators.
Every tin-horn in camp staked
out mines all over the mountains.
then began Dragging how rich
they were. Everybody was sell
ing and buying claims or mining
stock.
O'Riley tried it Everybody told
him what smart man he was
til they cleaned him Then they
laughed at him for being a fool.
He wound up with his pick and
pan and nothing else.
reckon the quick change from
poverty TO riches and back TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

NN' AoAiC - boliC oBdHi'
Sure enough, the little wo-
man" had jumped right out an
open window the minute her hus-
band left her and was gone. So
was the young fellow who came
over the mountain with her.
Better find her pronto, Pan
cake, or she'll show up with a
whole passed. o husbands" an
old miner chortled
Cit every boss in town" Old
Pancake ordered Ride every
trail an search every camp. I'll
give a hundred dollars to tn one
that finds EN-"
The man-hunters started beat
ing the brush The next morning
one Of them walked into Placer
Vile marching the runaway
couple in front Of his cooked
pistol
Old Pancake must have loved
the woman He took her to hrs
arms again but this time he
got a room that had locked win
dows.
His posse took charge Of the
young wife-stealer, put him in
a cabin and placed a guard over
him. Old Pancakes friend 8
thought an example should be
made Of the Culprit
We hang a man for stcalin' a
boss This is pretty nigh as bad
they argued
No it ANT that bad others
said but he artor have a good
lesson
While they were trying TO get
together on the penalty the
guard told the prisoner what was
up
They're gonna be ringin that
HanPtown bell pretty soon 10 no.
tify tn community a mans been
hung" the guard told him. It's
sure too bad y,Ih won't be a
hearin' IL
The young fel6w began shak-
ing like quakin' aspen begging
for mercy.
Faint my party the guard
said AN I'm getting mighty
thirsty. I'm gonna amble over TO-
IN saloon. II you're here when I
git back yuh after hang
The guard walked away The
prisoner soon was making tracks
for tall timber That was the
last ever seen Of him
BY holding a tight rein on his
wife Old Pancake managed to
keep her IN the corral for a few
months. but he was afraid 10 let
her out Of his sight She watched
her chance, slipped out one day
and took up with the first miner
that came along
Well, that cured him of matr-
mony. He put what was left Of
his money into store at Carson
City, but soon went broke He
had too many friends, He'd let
them buy anything in the store
at their own price and charge
It.
SO II wasn't long before he was
scrambling out through the hills
again, frying his pancakes and
looking for another Comstock
Lode. His travels took him up
through Idaho and into Mon
tana, following, miner-hke. every
rumor Of a new strike.
I heard the story of his finish
when I struck the Big Horn
country He was wandering back
from his last prospecting expe-
dition, empty-handed Near Bozc-
man City he put his six-shooter
20 his head and pulled the trie.
ger.
THE other two discoverers OF
Comstock didn't do any bet
ter. Mclaughlin sold his share
for So, 500 and spent his last days
~, rnrnt.n,A,, ,,.nt.ltt,,rr 10 a rnnI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

TO BE Continued Next Week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
HERE'S HOW cHAMBERlIN
CAN SAVE YOU MONEY!

Stop drafts az windows
and doors tuEulatc
against heat losses
through windows. walls
and attiC- and YOU viii
pcEM.IGEtls osfF.-.t ~
major fuel losses The
older a building II the
greater the dement's viii
ho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

II all depends But 80
years proyethatin most
buildings weather strips
save more fuel per dol
lar Of cost so weather
strip all windows aud
doors nrst, but complete
results require calkinR.
insulation aud storm
saah. too.
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ried wife and her latest catch
had to come that way to get out
of the mountains.
In a couple days they trudged
in. Old Pancake and his posse
nabbed them. Comstock took his
Eighty wife 10 an inn 10 talk
things over. After a talk Of an
hour or two Old Pancake came
out.
yep, it's all fixed up again.
boys he announced, putting out
his chest. FTh' lady sees she's
made a big mistake ] had a
mighty plain talk with her She's
sorry 1t won't happen again.
Reckon that calls for "A nip"
They all lined up at the bar
To drink congratulations over
again,
Say, I'll get tn missus Some
O you fellers haven't met her
Best little woman west o. tn
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