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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-07
Nazis Report
Invasion Plan

CONTINUED from Page 'One)
peeted to inform the house of COM
mons of the plans in secret session
and ask its approval of the risk.
1t would be on a scale much larg-
er. the dispatch intimated, than the
'rela,j,\ lv insignificant undertake
ing attempted by British WarShips
against Norwegian islands during the
past few months
The dispatch sid that "Churchill
was convinced of the necessity of
the operation, in question, even at
he risk of losing large quantities Of
British shipping.'
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Marriage License
AppHcutions

Under D. C. la,U, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,Oait three tuH days and
receiue their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Robert L. Riddle, 20, 1922 Vista st. ne.
ma ma sGs tss Rev seSt G. - pbps mGpn' Rainier
raw viols ffehi II. Sacramento, Sacrament calf III
Hsie Helen g. NJ. 00es Costello TO- o Is, ga Virginia
ave; s.E.; the Rev. John :. Briggs sdscn s+
BiItmore BS aeo St faoi n'~': the II Rev: Hyde;
Thomas P. DAILY n p. AL F9xnal'
San Marino, Calf; the Rev. Francis J.
George L, wannsll: %, 2,;s e Gal!stin l. st
Eighth st. NV; the Rev Richard Braun
Harold NJ Tupper, "a. 1717 K st.; NV
Hampshire ave. NV; the Rev. B. E
retcher !" H Sutton; 20, auantico; Va
ton, Va. the Rev. Albert Evans. ~,
Capitol St, and Mildred A. Dunn, Y
German.
Robert B. spilman, 90. 1645, Hobart St
NV, and Harriet Kenton, 21. Bethesda
Md; the Rev. Bernard Braskamp.
Albert H. Cieutat 80. 2445 Thirty-ninth
ST. NV, and Ina l.. Everett. %, Shreve-
port, La; Judge Fay Bentley.
David A. Houston. %, and Ruth M: Has
Sett. %, both of Cottage City, Nd; the
Serge Krizman. 50. New York City. and
Patria Mencia. %. 1915 Garfield st.
NV; the Most Rev. J: A. Smyth.
Frank P. Rizzo. 21, Philadelphia, Pa
and Joan v. Bacon. 81, Lanham, Md;
the Rev. I. H. Dugan.
Wilbur H. Rorabaugh. 80, 1920 \ st. nv.
st. NV: the Rev. Walker Mayfeld.
Jake King, "a. Naval Air Station: and
Leona NJ Trihllis. 20, 2504 Tenth St.
ne; the Rev. j. E. Briggs..
Larry B. Harris, %, 405 Eighth ST. Sc.
and Angela Bee. 21. Alexandra. Va.
the Rev. j. E. Briggs.
Evening star., 1942-07-19

Edward l.. J. Ward, a. Anne Arundel
County. Nd, and Mary ", Saunders, A.
Jack Reynolds. 81. Evansville. Ind. and
Edith H. West. 25. Washinston-
Issued ut Alex andrja.
George Edward Hoppe. jr.. 2S, Richmond
Va. and Helen o'Brine' 30 Peabody.
Mass.
Stanley Hart Taylor. %. Fort Belvoir,
and Dorothy 5app Leary. 90. Washing
Joseph Gerak, a3. Fort Belvoir. and Lillian
Mary Notwski. IS. Bridgeport: Conn.
Robert J. Lydon: %, Syracuse, N. Y, and
Earl T. Evans a., and Anna c. Baesett,
30, both Of Alexandria.
Fred Gibson, 2s, and Elyina Cooper 2s
both OF Washington.
Paul Coco. 81, and Mary Vasoues, "a. both
of Philadelphia.
Dennis Spencer 40. and Aletha Chapman
"A. both of Alexandria.
Frank Compton. %, and Leona Kisner, 22
both of Alexandria.
Frederick D. Gromer, 81 and Cathryn
Nelson. 10. both of Alexandria.
Earl Bilbry, %. Camp Lee, Va, and Elsi:
u Thompson, 2s Washington.
Maddox. 35, both OF Baltimore.
A. L. Busby. 2l, Washington, and Clsri-
bel RUSSELL. 2l. Maeee, Miss.
Harry H. Insrahsm, jr, %, Fort Belvoir
and Helen Doris Stewart, %, Hunting
ton Park. Calf.
Charles P. Garvey. 80. and Ruth Krumpe.
20, both Of Alexandria.
Charles Edward Berry, 81, and Thelma L.
Dean. both of Washington.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Netherlands Queen,
King Peter Receive
Rationing Permits
81 Certificates Granted
To Residents Of District
For New Automobiles

The District Rationing Admin
istration making public the names
of persons who received certificates
for new tires, automobiles, type
writer's and recapped tires during
the past week, disclosed yesterday
that a certificate for a new type
writer was granted to Queen Will
helmina, through the Netherlands
Embassy. and one for new tires to
King Peter of Yugoslavia.
There were "a certificates for new
automobiles. Recipients were:
Walter l.. Fortner, 1925 Fifth
street NE, wholesale foods; Thomas
B. Vaughan, 5000 Cathedral avenue
NV. defense worker; 1t. Delmar
D. Duskin, jr., Boiling Field, United
States Army Louis Green, 103 Elev-
enth st. Sc. foods; D. c. Highway
Dept, 20l Bryant street NV, United
States Government; Lewis H Miller,
826 Twentieth street NV cleo
trician; Nathaniel F.. Dibble, 1000
Marlboro place NV, taxicab; Ben
famine F. Quarles, 1901 Seventh
street NV, pharmacist; John M.
Norris, 3l1 Garland avenue NV,
taxicab: Earnest F. Haines, 430 K
street NV. taxicab; Hyman Mir
man, 406 Ingraham street NV,
foods. Griffie L. Orndorff, ll05 Nor
ris street NE, taxicab; Leslie S..
Blevins, 1921 Wisconsin avenue NV
taxicab; Nick DiLodovici, 24l Long
fellow street NV, taxicab; Over
head Door Sales, Inc, 727 First
street NV, defense workers; Ed
ward l.. Leer, 205 Anacostia road
Sc. defense worker; M. Hull, 1924
Congress street Sc, engineer; David
s. Bailey, 1927 E street NV, taxi
cab; Charles r. Farrin, jr., 22l1
Taylor street NV, taxicab; John
Bayne Marbury, 6451 Barnaby street
NV, physician; Theodore P. Brock
man, 1923 @ street NV, taxicab;
Rev. Brandon Burns, Atonement
Seminary, clergyman; Clifton C.
Hutchison, 280O Connecticut avenue
NV. United States Army; Francis
E. Thomas Otto, AIS Peabody street
NV, United States Army; Glen L.
Kreps. 8f3 Ninth street NV, pile
driver; George A. Argerake, 1907 F
street NE, taxicab; William J. Hill,
904 Nineteenth street NE, taxicab;
DR.. Frank N. Masino, 435 Oakwood
street Sc, surgeon; Ford E. Nor
gan. 220 e street NE, taxicab; Maj.
E. B. Carney, 1911 Rittenhouse street
NV, United States Marine; Maj.
Leon Mandel, 2511 Massachusetts,
avenue NV, United States Army;
Samuel German, 745 Newton place
NE, taxicab; Wayne A. Wise, 1903
Yuma street NV. carpenter, and
Sergt. Alvah Underwood, Ills M
street NV, United States Army.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Phonoeroph Records
SOUGHT for roops

A nation wide drive to collect used
phonograph records for distribution
among American troops in the field
has been started under the direction
of the American Legion.
In Washington the campaign will
be carried on by Legionnaires, mem
bers of the Legion Auxiliary and
their families. The public is asked
to gather up their old records. even
those which are cracked or broken,
and to take them to the nearest
Peoples Drug store. where contain
ers have been provided for their
deposit.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Star Staff Photo.

Raymond Lofts Brown. 25. and Irene Leola
Duvall, 21. both of WASHINGTON.
Orndorf Hampton Cameron 23, and
GLADYS Virginia Henderson, ~, both Of
Arlington. Va.
Raymond Austin Fink. %, washington, and
Margaretta Barber Smith. II. Gathers
burg, Md.
Andrew n Masset, %, Arlington. Va.
and Lenora Lee Hall, 10, TAMPA. Fla.
Fiske, "a, both Of Silver Spring, Md.
Georee Orville McCurdy, 33, and Lenora
Edith Straub. "a both Of Washington.
Donald L. Kelly, "a. Takoma Park, Md,
and Frances Roselle Barbee, 20. Wash
ington.
Susie McGregor Snead, ~, Danville, Va.
John s. Maykuth. 81, Bethesda, Md. and
Mary Zemo. 80, Uniontown, Pa
Alfred Di Sivestro. %. and Mary Elizabeth
Sherman, 81, both OF Washington.
Willie Earl Hill, -, and Inez Evelyn At
kins. 23, both of Washington.
Alfred Rhes Johnson 43. and Helen Angel,
32, both Of Washington.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
lronworkers Union Gives
$500 to Boys Club

A check for $500 was accepted
yesterday by Mai. Edward j. Kelly,
superintendent of police, on behalf
of the Metropolitan Police Boys
Club.
Arthur j. Crory Of the Concrete
Ironworkers' Union, local No. 20l,
presented the check for the union.
The organization decided to donate
the money, he said, when it noted
the success of the cottage which it
donated to the clubs summer camp
last year.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Athlete Joins Navy,
Tokes Friends AIonq
Ps tn. Associated Press.

Ps tn. Associated Press.
SEATTLE.-Wslter Troyer. for
mer high school athlete, hated to
leave his friends behind when he
entered the Navy.
The sympathetic officer who
signed him UP assigned him to re-
cruiting duty.
Two DAYS later Apprentice Sea
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Compoiqns on Horseback

BENNETTSvILLE, S. c. P.-
Paul A. Wallace, Marlboro County
candidate for the State Senate, isn't
letting gasoline rationing interfere
with his campaign. Hes riding
horseback to see the neighbors.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Peruvian Composer Dies

LIMA, Peru, July Is (P.-Daniel
Alomia Robles, II, Peruvian COM
poser who collected some 1900 folk
lore songs and tunes in 20 years,
died last night. He was well known
in the United States for his Peru
Wan songs.
Evening star., 1942-07-19

man Troyer left for the San Diego
Training Station, accompanied by
IA pals who are in the Navy now,
too.
Evening star., 1942-07-19

Bonds or bondage-Was there ever
an easier choice? Get yours now.
Evening star., 1942-07-19

Herman G: Fortin, II. q, Sioux City; Mo,
and Dorothy F. Hooker, 20. 10 Fourth
St Sc; the Rev. c. W. Nelson.
Harold F. Hickman. %, Cheltenham, Md"
and Margaret A. Cumming. 23, Quincy
Mass. the Rev. L. J. Shehan.
Garland R. Ritter 30. Arlington, and Vir-
ginia r. Van Pelt, -, 1874 L st. ne:
the Rev. J. E. L. Aderton.
Joseph A. Wheat. II, %. and Mary A..
Archer. %. both OF Cumberland. Nd.
the Rev c. B. Austin
Blumenthal. 90, o4527 Fourth st. NV.
the Rev. Harry. Silverstone
Wasley S. Krosdahl %. Bethesda. and
Margaret F. Kiess, %. 1928 Brandy
wine St, NV. the Rev. J. H. Hollster.
Jessie James Jackson. As. and Mary Man
ly, 80. both of 500 New Hampshire ave.
NV; the Rev. X. w. Roy.
Aes Eta NJ 'fsy Martin 81 a. G{r Knoxville. Sfso'f renn no
the Rev. James H. Marshall.
ST. NV; the Rev. N. II. johnson.
ssnndd and julia e. opefsky, 20. 100 East
James Q. Monroe, ir., "A. 1908 Lamont
st. NV. and Gertrude A. Renvick, 81,
1850 Seventeenth st. NV; the Rev. o.
Samuel p. Miller, 25. 1852 R st. NV, and
Phyllis A. Rash, 20. 2l12 r st. NV;
the Rev. Chesteen Smith.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Issued at Rockville,

Issued at Rockville
Dominic Attensia. As. and Bessie Eneelman,
46, both or Bridgeport Conn.
Donald v. Du Frane, 2l. Glen Echo Heights
Md. and Nisida !. Lanaux, 2S. Wash
ington
Md, and Dixie Seal. Is. Sunshine Nd
Harry Lee Rhea, jr., %, and Marsaret
Marie Burbage. IS. both of Washingt ton
John Richard Fawley. "a. Lovettsville Va,
and Elizabeth Gertrude MCPHERSON, 10.
Dickerson. Md
Walter Carter Sizemore. 81. and Doris
Margaret Hall. 81. both of Arlington, Va.
Sidney Wheeler Brewer, %. Philadelphia.
and Betty Britton Middleton, 20, Wash
ington
Roy Clayton Allen, IS. Fort Belvoir. Va.
and Florence D. Kuss. 26, Washington.
Fred. H. Hisley, Al. and Doris NJ. Merritt,
30, both of Binshampton, ~ Y.
Ralph s. Embrey. 21, Rockville, and Doro-
thy Gladys Grant. II, Potomac. Md.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
I'll Do My Best
Rally Here Sunday

THE FIRST public rally Of the
I'll Do My Best Committee will
he held in CaSs High School Sun
day at p m and will feature
many stars Of the entertainment
world as well rs speeches by mill
tary and industrial leaders The
main theme Of the rally will be
I'll Do My Best TO Help Win the
War"
Among the many entertainers
will be the SmoothieS. currently APP
pearing at the Bowery and the
Mills Brothers from the Paradise
Eeater. both groups we'll known 10
radio listeners and theatergoerS.
On the comedy side will be Jack
Marshall from the Club Royale,
who will offer several of hiS mono
logues. Other stars Of stage and
radio will be announced later.
Cooperating are the American
Guild of Variety Artists and the
Detroit Federation of Musicians
There will be no admission charge
and public spirited citizens are
urged TO attend and help stir the
Spirit that will win the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26

You. too. can lead the Easter
parade and solve your clothing
problems as well BY hurrying down
to FRANkLIN'S during their dar
ing Spring sale. Here is an extra
special feature offer made in a
drive for 500 new customers. A
smart new $500 Spring hat or a
pair of $500 Spring shoes abso-
lutely FREE. Ses, We mean il. Hat
or Shoes FREE with your pur-
chase OF stunning, clever. brand
new 1912 Three-Piece COSTUME
SUIT Priced al only $685..
! hey irp better. finer luxury cos
tune suits. with which YOU can
make many combination costumes.
Wear the jacket and skirt as q
2-piece suit, wear the furtrimmed
coat only as dress coat or use all
three pieces as smart costume
suit. All you need 10 pay is Sl00
down. arrange the balance in small
payments to suit your convenience.
Take your Costume Suit home with
YOU, no red tape, no delay. Hurry,
get your FREE hat or shoes dur.
ing this special drive for 500 new
customers. at FRANKLIN'S DE
PARTMENT STORE - $40 MICH.
GAN AVE. shop any evening till
9 o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
Mills Brothers
Coming to disc

THE FOUR Mills brothers will
headline the now stage show which
opens al the Paradise Thcater Fri
day This IS one Of their first
American appearances since re-
turning from an Australian tour.
Sharing spotlight honors with
the Mills brothers is Jay Nc
Shann's orchestra. Walter Brown.
c ON poser of "ConfcSSin the
Blues Bill Nolan. SightlesS
singer. and Nina Mae Mckinney
who has appeared IN pictures. In
addition, Monte liawlcy, who has
also been in the movies, will pre-
sent a comedy Offering with Jim
mic Lee. The Edwards sisters
protegcs Of Bill Robinson, will
complete the stage program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
Make Athlete Out Pat OBrien Piles
Of Francho+ Tone Up Star Record

FRANCHOT TONE. for the first
time on the screen, goes athletic
IN no uncertain manner as Joan
Benefits co-Star m the comedy,
Highly Irregular
Usually seen as the suave man
about-town. Tones current role
calls for him 10 stage a rousing
fight with a pair Of GeStapo men.
put on a fantastic monkey-man
act and do a hurdle race over
tables and benches in a crowded
courtroom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
.Cabarets
Lineups
BY MAURICE WALKER

MILDRED ROCK. sensational
boogie woogie comedy SongStreSS.
tops the current floor show at
Club 500 while Ferdinand the Bull
OF motion picture fame is being
held, over for a second week.
Marvin Jensen, master Of cere-
monies. introduces the other acts
which include Irish tenor. Bert
DjerklsS the Archer Sisters. now
city comedy team. Mackie and
Paul comedy and acrobatic dan
GERS and Doris ValShay. who
offers something new in tap
dancing Music for the shows and
dancing is furnished by Harold
Neher and his orchestra.
THREE TREES Allen Drew.
called the Sepia Milton Berle. is
starred IN the new revue here this
week He offers punS and gags
plus soft shoe routine and a bag
tul Of poems
Bobby Campbell and Billy Hit
work together In clever. fast tap.
novel numbers. one of which is
unique back 10 back routine. Bari
tone Leon Warrick renders popu-
lar songs. and Marie. a new conner.
gives out with some interpretative
dancing.
TROPICS Lyle Carlyle and his
orchestra. direct from a Miami en-
gagement. head the bill AT this
spot in tho Wolverine Hotel this
week
Carlyle and his men hold forth
in the unusual Hawaiian room and
are the base around which the
floor show is built. Dale Rhodes
serves As master OF ceremonies.
while Al Tucker novel viollnist.
and Beverly Sales. clever Charac-
ter dancer, are included IN the
revue
On Saturday night. the Tropics
features TWO bands one In the
Hawaiian room and another in the
Village The floor show changes
each Monday
FRONTENAC Billy Herrera.
starring in karyl Normans male
revue IS featuring the song Mo
-mCUt Of a tItCUImC- and giving it
Latin Interpretation. as his part
Of the show.
HerrerD. whose Spanish English
singing has been one of the out
standing features Of the club this
season. also does a toe-tlckling
rendition Of Down Argentine
Way
CORkTOWN TAVERN 49, Star
ring IN Crazy People" here this
week arc the comedy team of
Tommy Hanlon and Nellie Clark.
Dick Havllland remains as master
Of ceremonies for the two nightly
shows.
Featured in tho revue are Ellen
Kaye. bombShell of rhythm. Jesse
Scott poppy swing singer, Ellen
Nargo. character dancer: Martini
and his accordion: comedians Hart
and Allison and the yorktown
CutleS.
KEN ROBERTS That popular
funny master of ceremonies. Cur
tbs Cooley has been brought back
4 10 introduce the show at this club.
Dom Gregory'S orchestra supplies
+ the music for the revue which in
cludes swing SonGStrcSS Audree
Warner and Lowry and Russell
who offer comedy, novelty and
fast tap routineS. There are two
shows each evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
POSTPONE Concar+ First 'Offense

FOR THE first time in his ca
reer, Joe r.. Brown put on women's
clothes for an hilarious female
act in Shut My
Big Mouth" comedy soon 10 be re-
leased 10 the theatcrS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26

THE DETROIT MUSIC
GUILDS fourth concert of its
current series at the Art Institute.
which was 20 have taken place
Saturday, March 2S, has been post
poned to Thursday, April ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
Norma Shearer May Turn
Free Lancer After Vacation
BY JOHN TODD

like desert islands -emphatically.
Cutting short her vacation. red
headed Ann Sheridan has left for
a three weeks tour OF army camps
in Wyoming, Kansas and Missouri.
The soldiers will find one very
beautiful lady without a uniform.
Miss Sheridan's wardrobe for the
tour is described 10 US as being
VERY feminine -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
Finally Does His
Magic on Screen

CHESTER MORRIS, one Of the
finest amateur magicisns in Holly
wood, is finally presenting his
hobby on the screen.
With the approval Of Director
Lew Landers, the star performed
several magic tricks for comedy
scenes in Canal Zone" in which
Morris has Harriet billiard as his
leading lady
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
10Th Camera Turn

RUSSELL HARLAN completes
his SEVENTEEN carema assignment
as chief cameraman for Harry
Sherman on Paramount's "Ameri-
can Empire" Harlan has photo
graphed AZ of the Hopalong Cas-
sidv adventures in addition
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26

PAT O'BRIEN has an cnviablc
record among Hollywood stars.
During his IL years in motion PIE
lures, he has appeared in 73 pic
lures, always as "A star.
Ills latest film is Two YankS in
Trinidad" in which he shares
honorS with Brian Donlevy and
the studios highly touted new
conner. Janet Blair Gregory Rat
off dlrccted the adNenture story.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
Movies Age Him

ARTHUR HUNNICUTT. Broad
way actor, makes his movie debut
in Wildcat" Although only 30
years old, he plays a character
of SIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
Piano Recitals

FRIDAY AT S15 p. m. several
students will be presented in re-
cital at the Bendetson Netzorg
School Of Piano. ON Sunday at 3:15
p. m. a group of junior students
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
Music Club Me ct

- THE REGULAR meeting Of the
Highland Park Music Club will be
held in the auditorium Of the
McGregor Library, Friday at 2:15
n. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26

HOLLYWOOD. March 26.-
After 16 years with one studio,
beautiful Norma Shearer is at last
"a free agent.
She has just completed Her
Cardboard Lover" her last pic
ture under her M-G-M contract.
Her plans are indefinite, but she
will take a good rest. Whether
she will resign with Metro re-
mains TO be seen. Hollywood has
an idea she will free lance, taking
only those roles which appeal par
ticularly to her.
Many are the smash hits in
which Miss Shearer has appeared
THE Divorcee," "A Free Soul"
Private Lives" Strange Inter-
lude," Smilin' Through. The Bar
retts of Wimpole Street" Romeo
and Juliet" and Marie Antoi-
nette."
RATHBONES HELPING
A nice idea have the Basil Rath-
bones TO help service men send
messages 10 their families. The
couple has been entertaining
groups of soldiers every weekend.
Now they've arranged that the
men make recordings while they
are there and these records are
then sent TO any one the soldier
asks.
The spring weather has been too
much for Wallace Beery and J.
Carroll Mash, working on the
M-G-M back lot for scenes in
"Jackass Mail"
They let youngster Daryl Hick-
man talk them into practcing
baseball. During the course thereof
some one hit a ball through a
large plate glass window on a
nelghboring set.
Beery is reported 70 be the
guilty party, but no one is asking
any questions.
SIGN OF SPRING
Another sign OF spring-Lana
Turner has received word that
some Of the young gentlemen at
the Naval Academy have elected
her the Desert Island Queen"
II might be reported in this cons
nection that Miss Turner does not
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
GET THIS VALUABLE ALBUM

To save your collect OF
Full Color Combat Insignia
Stamps permanently, The De-
troit Times now offers a big
beautiful album, printed in
rich rotogravure. Contains i6
pages, size y aNi0 inches, de-
signed to hold all so Full
Color Insignia Stamps. Album
contains a thumbnail history
OF each insignia and the
squadron TO which IL has been
assigned. Albums are sold at
SC each. which barely covers
production and mailing costs.
II you want the album, simply
send lSe in coin to Combat
Insignia Stamps, The Detroit
Times, CaSs avenue at Times
square. Detroit. Regardless OF
whether you buy the album or
not. you can get a complete
set Of so Full Color Air
Force lnsignia Stamps
without cost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
BRILLIANT, FULL COLOR
POSTER STAMPS
ABSOLUTELY Free!

It's easy get these poster stamps NO CONTESTl NO
RED TAPE These full color with duplicates
of designs the planes of Americas fighting
perforated have gummed backs and designed by Walt
Disney and other famous artists. The FULL COLOR In
sigma Stamps educational nspiraona and in
will constitute highly priced momenos of these stirring
days Every day, including Sunday, black and white
copy OF COMBAT INSIGNIA STAMP is being printed in
The Detroit Times The so colored stamps divided
hve OF 10 each Simply mail The Detroit Times 10
ANY oblak and white copies in exchange for which you
will receive series of OFFICIAL FULL COLOR COMBAT
INSIGNIA STAMPS. When you send for your stamps BE
SURE to enclose SELF-ADDRESSED STAMPED EN-
VELOPE and fill in the printed form you'll find the
black and white stamp copies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
BELOW

Insignia No. rs. Used by the
famous Eagle Squadron, oFigi-
nAlly created by American vol
unteer pilots. Another Walt
Disney creation. showing the
eagle on guard. in a beautifully
eolored design. symbolic OF the
spirit OF the lighting squadron.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
ABOVE RIGHT

Insignia No. At. now used by
the Sixth Reconnaissance Squad
ron, u. s. Army AiT Corps.
Created by Walt Disney.
'Dumbo," attired in the flying
toys ot seasoned veteran
pilot. is shown in this insignia
holding an extended SpygIsss in
his tiny trunk.
Evening star., 1942-08-23
Mckinley Student Raises Two Pigs Earn Price War Savings Bond
lust Between Ourselves
BY PHILIP H. LOVE,
Junior S,ar Editor.

a
a to
people doing tgady
like, a
bond Anybody that.
S S doing it.
action They keep
% a
Well the District Salvage Corps ready provide that kind Of
useful material is
of the effort to be
Adolf Hrohio "Uncle!
probably District Salvage Committee the War
nghbor
give licking they
the valuable that given
by
neighborhood
neghborhood salvage depot And
that is where in.
girls to get the scrap
eversweng stream These young
block lieutenant and cards like the
credentials lieutenant
block maybe much three
material collected
delivered the This easily understand a
highly important job,
girl jumping
touch with
civilian mobilization committee
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