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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Rollin' Around
DETROIT SKATERS WIN
7 NATIONAL TITLES
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

ing title, is a very popular lad IN
Detroit. Kenny comes up here
quite regularly and when he won
the kids here felt they, too, had a
share in the. title. When the de-
cision In this class was announced
Kenny was so happy he cried.
Rouge Park Rollerdrome will
have a moonlight skating party
Saturday night from 1890 until
2:30 o'clock.
Mayflower Rink feels II has first
claim in the senior women's figure
skating title won by Melve Block
Melva started roller skating a,
this rink in Romulus, near her
home. She now represents the De-
troit Figure Skating Club Of
Arena Gardens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Tough Boston
.BattIer Booked
For Goldberg
Abe Denner Signed
for Benny on
Next Arena Card
by CLAYTON HEPLER

They've been looking a long time
for some one to take the measure
of Benny Goldberg, the Twelfth
street Southpaw who now holds
the Michigan bantamweight and
featherweight titles, but that
search may be ended Monday
night at Arena Gardens.
The third ranking featherweight
in the world. Abe Denner OF BoS-
ton, will be his opponent. And il
Benny boy gets by this one, he'll
be in position TO demand the
recognition he's always sought.
Denner is the lanky youngster
who recently defeated Pittsburgh
Jackie Wilson, the National Box,
ing Associations featherweigh'
titleholder. He also knocked oui
Sal Bartolo. whom the New York
Boxing Commission has ordered Il
meet their champion, Chalk,
Wright.
The Boston String Bean. as he!
dubbed, expects 10 have no trouble
with Goldberg's unorthodox stance
One of his most decisive victorie!
was scored over Lefty LaOhance
Names champion, in another re
cent fight.
The featherweights will he II
the majority during the coming
week, which will be crammed will
three shows. for Kayo Morgan
will be featured again at Fairviev
Gardens Wednesday.
His opponent is Gene Barrett o
Flint, the only scrapper the lat,
Frank MacDonell recognized a
state champion during his regim'
as boxing commissioner. A frs
rate walloper, he has scored kayo
over Patsy Urso. Joey Pluto, Eddi,
Scott and Bert Art, among others
Morgan, who has been cam
paigning some II years in thes,
parts. will be defending a perfec
record in Michigan rings.
It's not very well known. bu
Goldberg, too, has perfect rec
ord. He's undefeated in "a fight.
that fiasco at Olympia will
Morgan being called no contest.
Final show Of the coming weei
the third in four legislature:
Frank Zamaris against Red Bur
man. the first name" fighter Il
oppose him since his rise to popu
larity here. Their battle is sched
uled for 10 rounds at the State
Fair Coliseum.
Burman. whose chief claim Il
fame is that he hurt Joe Loui,
before being knocked out in tn,
fourth round, is due in the hrs
of the week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Rollin' Around
NEWS OF THE SKATERS,

: NEWS OF THE SKATERS:
Detroit skaters kept up their
good record by wissing more
points in the recent national tour
nament in Philadelphia than any
other of the % states represented
All in all. they brought home
seven national titles, senior
women's figure skating, novice
pairs, fours, senior women's Co
speed skating. junior girls speed
skating and juvenile boys A and b
speed skating.
Four OF these titles went to
Arena Gardens, two to Arcadia
and one to Madison Gardens.
Melva Block, of course. was the
outstanding winner. Winning the
senior women's figure title again
she becomes the first ever to take
the title two successive years In
this division.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-04
MINNIE: (: sofa

ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov. ! GNSl.
Returns Indicated today that Re
puhIican> had rotaiurd- their hold
ON the state government, kept Jo-
Scph T. Ball As United States sem
alor and possibly swept their entire
congressional state to victory.
Harold T.. StaSSen had a sub
Siantial lead for reelection as gov
crnor over his Farmcr-Labor OPP
ponCnt lIiaimar Peterson.
Republican inCumbcntS were welt
ont in front in the few precincts
reporting In the congressional dis
irjctS with tho exception of Repub-
liJan Richard p. Gale, who was
close behind his Farmer-Labor op-
poncnt Charles Mum.
Staseen iad 1Sa Si votes TO 11f.-
S7i for Peterson in So out of SIP
prCCinuts.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-04
WASHINGTON

SEATTLE. Nov. 4 (UPl-Rc-
publican congressional candidates
led in three of WaShington'S SIX
districts. indicating a break IN the
state COPS 10-year absence from
the Lower House.
Standings in the six congress
sional races early today
First district t52S out of 500
precincts -MagnuSon CD, 80. 322;
Stewart (R). 32,S05
Second district Cl92 out of 40
decentralization Cd, 1888;
Peterson (R), 9.30i
Third district tl2S out Of SSl
precincts) S mith tD), 2Ali,
Norman tR). 4704.
Fourth district 19i out OF 49S
precinct ts)-Hill Cd, - ,29O,
Holmes CR), 5.536.
Fifth district Gas out OF 5ll
precincts)-Dill Cd, 3.Sl5; Ho-
ran (R), 6.066.
Sixth district Cl0 out Of 222
precincts) - Coffee (D), 1854;
Woods (R). 9,124.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-04
FaAS SSACHuSETTS

BOSTON Nov 4 QNSl.-Cap-
ping tho crest of "a Republican
surge GoN LcYcrctt Saltonstall
and Senator Henry Cabot Lodge
jT. to-day were NICtorS IN MaSSa-
lhusCtts
Tho COP tide carried along 10
of The II congressional nominees
anti q rraIUrIty ot the state ticket.
Senator Lodge. "A prewar isola-
ZIONIST. was returned 10 Congress
for a second SlH-ycar term.
Latest returns gave for COVER
nor Sal,UuStall f24 ,7S6. and his
opponent Roger Putnam 32S,39l,
with Ks cities and towns out of 35l
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-04
WEST VIRGINIA

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Nov 4
.CUPD.- c h apman Revercomb,
Charleston Republican, was lead
ing Gov. Matthew NJ. Nicely New
Dealer seeking 10 return 10 the
United States Senate after two
years as governor. 10y 27000 votes
on the basis OF incomplete returns
today.
The Republicans were making n
strong bid 10 capture both Of West
Virginia's seats in the upper cham
ber. now held by Democrats,
Hugh Ike Shott. Bluehcld pub
Usher. was leading Senator Joseph
Roster by more than 5000 votes
for the remainder OF Nccly'S old,
.uneXpirCd Senate term.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-04
CONNECTICUT

HARTt' ORD. Conn NOV 4
UNSl 49, Republican Raymond f.
Baldwin swept 10 victory today IN
Connecticut gubernatOriHl cleo
ton over Robert A. Hurley, tho
Democratic incumbent.
It was expected that the Ecpub.
lican landslide which saw Mrs
Clare Boothe Luce win over LEROY
y. Downs, Democratic congress
man in the Fourth District also
would carry into office all of Bald
wins running mates ON the state
wide ticket.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-04
Olson Beaten
In California

SAN FRANCISC q Nov. 4
QNS). - Swept into office by a
steadily increasing majority Re
publican Nominee Earl Warren.
who made a "non-partiSan' cam
lpaign. today became governor
|elect of California Wrestling the
states chief executive post from
1.-THE Democratic incumbent, Gov.
|Culbert l.. Olson.
Following the lead Of New York
lin returning the COP 10 head the
states administration. California
once more became the traditional
Republican state. When ne was
Ialected four years ago on n little
| new deal platform. Olson became
|California's first Democratic gov
Iernor in 40 years.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-04
NEBRASKA

tONAiA Neh.. Nov 4 OUP).--
Complete returns from lbs OF
Nchraska'e 2O16 precincts today
assured Republican Kenneth s,
WhCrrV of "A victory IN the sem
atorial race over incumbent George
w. Norris Ind), and Foster May.
Democrat.
Whcrry pollcd 1896 votes TO
59.7O7 for Norris and 5o933 for
May.
Republican Gov. Dwight w.
GrSwold also was assured Of re-
election. polling l6O 1913 votes TO
- .S67 for former Gov. Charles
Bryan Three Republicans and one
Democrat Worc leading N the four
congressional races.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-04
RHODE ISLAND

PROVIDENCE, r. T.. Nov. 4
GNSD Rhode Island today had
reelected Senator Theodore r.
Green. veteran Now Dealer. and
Democratic Coy. j. Howard Nc
Grath.
With 80 out OF go districts
reported, Green polled $50
votes to 9i,S37 for the COP candi-
date, Judge Ira Let's.
Governor McGrath topped for
mer 1t. Gov. Joseph O. MCManus
tRD by more than 10000.
In the congressional race Anne
FOrand (Dl amaSScd a plurality
Of about 10000, and John f.
Eogarty tD1, a lead OF 1T660.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-04
VERMONT

MONTPELIER, VT Nov 1
UNS) - Vermont Republicans
were elcctinG their nominees as
usual today with Charles A. Plum
ley on his way back TO a term IN
the House and Gov. William Il
Wills running far ahead IN his bid
for reelection.
Eighty-threc cities and towns
out of 246 gave Plumlcy 9104
votes to 2.167 for John Candon
the Democratic nominee.
Governor Wills was oVCrWhclm-
ing Park II. Pollard. a cousin of
the late Calvin Coolidge, with
1O,5iS votes to 1889
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-04
PENNSYLVANIA

PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 1 tUP),
Adlutant General Edward Mar
tin. Republican candidate for gov
crnor, was easily elected over Au-
ditor General +. Clair Ross. hlS
Democratic opponent, and carried
five statewide office running mates
to victory m an impressive COP
sweep i'm Pennsylvania, returns
from 4, ,aA5 of the states s S-i62 pre-
clnctS showed today
TabulatIun- ut ballotinC in 6 93l
districts gave Martin 49,, ,SSS
votes; Ross. 99l0l7 II appeared
Republicans also WrcStCd control
of Pennsylvania $ congressional
delegation from the Democrats.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-04
Mrs. Luce Wins
Connecticut Elects Its First Woman to Congress
in Battle Of Beauty and Ballots
BY INEZ ROBE
international News service stan Writer

America, and for peace and
good will on earth. And they
want To be served by their con-
gressmen rs they themselves
would serve 10 win the war and
build "A better world"
Accompanied by her husband
Henry Luce. editor of Time. For.
tune and Life, Mrs. Luce spent Tho
early part of the morning at hel
Greenwich headquarters.
Still beautiful, still blond de
spite a strenuous campaign. Mrs
Luce looked only family fatigued
She wore a simple frock Of black
wool crepe under a black coat col.
Jared in sable.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-04
WISCONSIN

MILWAUKEE, Nov 4 GNS).--
Julius +. Hell, Republican gov
ernor of Wisconsin running FOR a
third term. was defeated by or
land S. LoomiS. Progressive, IN
complete returns Indicated today
LOOMS held "A lead Of 25OOO
votes, with populouS Milwaukee
County a LoomiS stronghold, un-
reported
Returns from WiSconSin'S 10
congressional districts indicated
The possible unScatinE OF a Re-
publican and a Progressive repre-
sentative.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-04
VIRGINIA

RICHMOND. Va, Nov 1 INS).
Senator Carter Glass, S1-year-old
Virginia Democrat, today was re-
elected 10 his firth term IN the
United States Senate by better
than 10 to | margin over his
Socialist and Communist OPP
pOncntS.
Rep. Howard S Smith, Demo
crat from tho Eighth Congress
>ional District. who aroused the
anger of labor by proposing re-
vision Of the Wagner Act. was also
reelected by an S TO ] margin.
Virginia elected nine Democratic
CODUrCSSmcn
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-04
KENTUCKY

HAZARD, Ky. Nov. 4 tlNSl--
Congressman Andrew J. May
chairman of the House military
affairs committee. trailed ms Re-
publican rival in the Seventh Con-
rrcssional District. DR.. Elmer r..
Gabhard. by 371 votes today when
ballot counting was resumed.
United States Senator a. Is
Gappy) Chandler and other Dem
ocratc incumbents held 3 TO :
lead in Louisville and better than
that Out>taiC.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-04

GREENWICH. Conn. Nov. a
In a rousing election drama Of
beauty and ballots, Mrs. Clare
Boothe Lucc-the beauty in the
picture today became the first
woman representative IN Congress
from the state of Connecticut.
BY tidy margin, Mrs. Luce. 80.
beautiful, golden-blond, pl y
author and world traveller,
pulled the congressional seat out
from under the Democratic incun-
bent, Leroy Downs, editor OF the
South NorWalk Sentinel.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-04
Biss.laEissEaGs epf Voting
'E'EBkoasgE SEHQDBEd Nation
OKLAHOMA

OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 4
unofficial return S
from 2.35S of Oklahoma'S $3.50
precincts reported, returns carly
today showed:
senator Leo %, l0l S63,
Moore ,l, llS.0Si
Governor Kerr tDl, 20,231
Often tR), lOi,7Il.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-04
WHY SHE WON

II was difficult TO determine
Mrs. Luce's election IN
Connecticut fourth district was
TO the marked Re-
publican renaissance throughout
tho land or 10 the voters under.
Standable preference for blondes.
II have campaigned for fight
Ing n hard war, not "A soft war"
said Mrs. Luce in a brief state
ment. Therefore this election
proves how the American pco-
pie want 10 fight this war.
II know the American people
want To fight il with their eyes
open. not with bIinkers. They
want 10 fight il efficiently and
without bungling. They want to
fight II I'm honorable. all-out,
plain-spoken partnership with
all our Allies.
"They want to fight It for
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-04
TEXAS

DALLAS, Tex. Nov-4 CUP).--
Democratic Texas ran true TO
form today in an apathcuc cleo
tien which merely confirmed The
party'S nomination of Senator w.
Lee O'Danicl. Gov. Coke r. Stew
cnSon, and apparently, It's con-
grCSSmCn.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-04
SOUTH DAKOTA

PIERRE, 5 -, Nov ! IOPl-
A r0tTt OF 5St precincts 0UT or J.
9fS m South Dakota gave.
United States Senate Bushllcld
tRl. 37143; Berry tDl 2llAi.
Governor t73l prcClnCt-l- -
sharpe DRn. 276l9i BickncII Cd
~ TO1.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-04
ILLINOIS

CHlCAGO. Nov ! ITTI" SON
Ht0r G Waytand Brool<S ri
polIed heavy pluraljtieS IN Illinois
tradiiIonally Republican downStaic
counties TO win reelection. nearly
complete returns showed today.
With most of the votes labu-
lated. Brooks was lcadpg Rep
Raymond s. Mckcough tD1, bY a
margin which indicated he would
win by nearly 100000.
Republicans also were leading in
II congressional districts.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-04
Dewey Victory
In n. Y. Throws
Dems IntoChdos
Winner in Presidential
Spotlight for 1914; Blow
TO Farley, Roosevelt
BY JAMES l.. KILGiLLEN
International News service stan Writer

NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-Election
OF Thomas f.. Dewey, Republican,
as governor of New York, ending
20 years of Democratic rule, today
threw the Democratic party in
This pivotal state into a condition
vcrging on political chaos.
Latest figures gave Dewey
2,124,3l0 votes 10 Democrat John
!. Benefits 1902 Dean Al
fangc. American Labor Party
nominee had polled 400,ll2 votes,
DCwCy'S smashing victory hit
two ways. 1t was construed by
unbiased observers as blow both
TO JamoS-A. Farley, who sponsored
Bennett. and 10 President RooSe-
Welt, who belatedly gave his all
out endorsement 10 Bennett.
Latest returns gave Dewey
- O6S. 739 votes; Bennett 14l4,S2S,
and Dean Alfange, ALP, 362, $50.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-04
Senator Brooks,
GOPWarC Critic,
Wins in Illinois
Pre.Wer Isolatio0is'
Claims Victory for
Whole RepubIican Slate

CHICAGO. NOV. 4 INS' C.
Wayland BROOKS Was l.-a.e.-o.
as Republican senator 4rons Il.lun-
over Rep Raymond s. NCAgoa-a
Democrat. on the basis C' n0cn
plete returns today
Mckeouch a. FIRST uI--.t 'n.
rally TO concedc do..at saying
1T Is not my power ia eor..i..
hut he sent ts'ocraw n. cons
Eratulauans 10 Eres-
Brooks, an outspokou ISOLATION
Est before Pearl HarbCr and a
critic of the war effort SINCE. ,.u-.
n; gned on his record NgkaH.n
who voted for The majority 90, I-r
! adminiStratIun policies before br-
cember Z, made ms campaign ON
the basis Of about support ol tro
administrator In liS conduct ,t
, the war
/, Republican headquarters pre-
. dicted Brooks plurality Wua.d be
10000 votes o. more.
GOP SNEEP CLAIMED
Brooks claimed victory nof onlN
: for himself but for thc entire
state Republican ticket
Returns from -1t5 a. Tho
states S709 precincts Tor United
Estates senator were
, Brooks tRl. 759l0i
McKeough tDD, 7t7ll6
} Returns from $3.50 precincts
lfor congressman at large Werc
, Stephen a. Day (R). 112G51S
! Ben S. AdamowSki D). .1,15O7l-
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-04
ALL-OUT WAR EFFORT

He said his election had ono
simple meaning that the people
of New York want TO put every
ounce of our energies and of our
resources wholly into the national
war cffp1t
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-04
PREFERRED MEAD

Mr. Roosevelt preferred another
aSpirapt-SeRatoF James NJ. Mead
10 Bennett for governor.
The Dewey victory unqueStion-
ably will have an important bear
lng UPON the 1914 presidential
campaign. The 40year-old former
racket-busting district attorney,
who narrowly missed being the
COP presidential candidate two
years ago, automatically becomes
an outstanding contender for the
nomination in 1914.
Despite the double blow to Far
ley and Roosevelt, it can be stated
authoritatively that the defeat of
Bennett viii not mean, as has been
intlmated. that Farley viii quit as
Democratic state chairman.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-04
FARLEY's CONTENTION

Farley, his intimate friends said
today. believes that the RcpubfI-
can successes i'm New York and
other states was not a reputation
Of Farley but. on the contrary. a
rcbukc 10 the policies of the ma
tlOnal administration.
After issuing statement last
night congratulating Dewey. Far
ley told newspaper men he would
hold a press conference late this
afternoon. at which time he is cX-
pCcted TO give his views of the
election results in New York and
other states.
Farley accepted Benefits defeat
philoSophlcally. lie had a strong
feeling that the Democratic Party
was going down 10 defeat iD New
York and rcfralned from making
any predictions in the final stages
of the campaign.
Dewey. the moment his election
was conceded by Bennett took the
sails out of any construction that
his victory was a reputation Of
Americas war effort,
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-04

When noSirils slos Up, mol .ee' rrI
and sore, membrane swollen
that's the time Tor McMa.'at4m
quick! Spread Menthoi1rm
oughly inside each mo- t-i. Ira y
it releases vapor "Me1.heat
that start 4 viial setionis 'f.y =
thin out thick muCu - r.
ritatcd membrane; 80 Iie.Dfealr-
swollen passagls;1) Sl.ms'.s.Ha.al
blood supply. Ercry brs tnags
quick i0elcomC rel.l! Jars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30

speaking ~ his ship. before the
plane plummetcd into the Sea in
flames, she had IOOScd three
bombs. Two were near misses.
But the third hit between
the galley and the No. 4 hatch.
Presumably, the b m b went
clear through the ship and eN-
plOded under the water line,
eaving in the plates, breaking
the propeller shaft and letting
water In from below"
For a moment Harper thought
the ship had split IN two lie and
his nephew were thrown heavily
against the hulkhead and stunned
When they came 30, flames were
crawling up under the deck
beneath them
There was nothing 10 do but
Jump
Now if sailorman takes &c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
Wheeler AssdiIs
j. s. Demands
For Radio Time

WASHINGTON, Dec 80 1NS)
Sen. Burton X. Wheeler CD of
Montana. chairman Of the Senate
interstate commerce committee,
today challenged government
officials 20 show authority for
demanding" radio time. 81
He based his challenge. he said,
on published reports that Score.
tary of Agriculture Wickard and
War Information Director Elmer
Davis demanded the specific time
given by radio chains for their
food rationing broadcasts Sunday
night
1.-THE next thing these bureau
Gratis will do is 90 demand that
newspapers carry stories in the
first column of page one with
streamer headlines" Wheeler
said
I'm wondering under what
authority they can make these
demands and I'm wondering IL
chain broadcasting companies
will give opponents ~ programs
the same privilege they give
bureaucrats.
NEWSPAPERS NEXT
''1f they can get away with
this demand on radio stations of
the country. they can get away
with similar demands on news
papers. And then only one side
Of any vital issue can be pre-
sented 10 the American people.
This Is the same procedure that
Hitler. Nussolini and Stain
followed"
The Sunday night broadcast
came AT the popular hour of s
p. m. EW.T. and forced cancella-
ton Of regular programs.
Wheeler referred 10 a published
report that one chain broadcasting
company urged the hour of 7;30
p m but that the government
officials insisted on bHeadeastiHg
at p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30

The sea I'M time az war. bombs and
iorpedoeS are his lot. Harper
swan away nom ms ship. his
chief annoyance was that ne had
lost his glasses
"It was only when another
dive bomber zOomed down ON
us. turning his machine gun ON
the survivors struggling I'm the
water that | got mad. I wantrd
% Kill him" Harper declared
conCiScly.
An hour later. Harper and most
OF the men on his ship were picked
up by q British rescue boat Only
four men had been lost in the
swift destruction OF the frelghter.
Tomorrow The story OF n
two-fiStcd skipper who refused
U-bOat captains offer of
cigars and wound up I'm Ger,
man prison Camp.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
s se00 Million fae Tune Inn
ebm Statue OF Liberty
BY CHARLES ROLAND
SpeclM to TIyE DETROIT TIMES

tho Metropolitan Opera Company,
will sing. IN the extraordinary
ceremony arranged by the New
York Standardization in eoltab-
Grafton with the National Broad
casting Company
Leaders i'm civil and military
life. i'm education. The clergy. pa
triotic and racial groups. today eX-
horted all New Years Eve cele-
orators 10 tune IN for the program
prepared IN furthcrance of the war
effort
Ex-Gov. Alfred r Smith. asked
whether he plans 10 hear the pro-
gram. replied thai he would have
his entire New Year Eve party
listen with him.
Among the prominent members
of the clergy who announced their
keen interest, Or. stephen S. Wise
aid
II welcome the reminding Of
the torch OF the Statue of Lib
erty, more especially since IL
means That America holds high
the torch of freedom for all
men"
Gen Robert Lee Ballard. United
States Army tretifedl. expressing
pleasure al news TINT the pro.
gram Will be ShOrtwaved 90 the
fighting mon i'm The remote area,
of the earth, declared.
at is Vital for III a. people
a. realize the immensely of the
task before us. ! can think Of no
better way 20 bring To Ameri-
cans everywhere the fullest con-
ception Of our war effort, than
through just such patriotic pro-
grams As this one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
Survives 6 Ships;
Sticks TO Sea

CONTINUED from Page Eight
ship. We threw al IL everything
we had except the kitchen
range" said Harper, who. with
his nephew, Ralph b. Gilmore,
second cook. was helping load an
antiaircraft gun. Gilmore. son
of Harper's sister, who died in
the sinking of the British hospl-
tai ship, had a score to settle
with the Germans, too.
I'VE killed the Junkers, hut
she killed us, too" Harper said,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
What S on the Air

This program has been
given The Detroit Times by
the stations herein listed
n me presentations As
scheduled are not on the
air. the fault lies with the
stations and not Ths De
troit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30

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Cowsrds Novel Tops

NEW YORK. Dec. 30 GNS).-
The New York film critics today
announced selection Of Noel Cow
ards stirring war production, In
Which We Serve. as the best
English-lsnguage picture Of 1912.