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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-22

George =. Sheridan, stats admins
traitor nf the National Youth Ad-
ministrstion. announced Titesdsy.
According 10 the announcement
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-22

The tree kangaroo Ia . mammal
Your postmsster can tell you
how In invest In u. .. WAR
BONDS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
COMES FOR MOTHER

Ann came by for her mother.
She had not come often 10 Penny :
in The last six months She had
said she could not bear 10 SEQ
Penny turn their mother INTO a
slave. She could not understand
how Penny could be 50 thought
less. She had not allowed their
mother moment : peace IN which
To mourn her dead.
Mrs. Mason followed Ann up the
stairs of her charming house INTO
the room that Ann had made
ready for her The room was IN
perfect order. There were no cur
tanS TO take down and wash and
mend There was no hodge podCc
Of childrcnS things To sort. When
Mrs Mason had unpackcd her
clothes, there was nothing else to
do,
She could hear the radio going
softly IN the living room. She
went down the hall When she
entered the room AIMS husband
jumped TO his feet
"Sit here, he sad, and midi
Gated his chair.
"Oh, ! won't take your chair"
cried Mrs. Mason, and started
toward a straight char that had
been her preference ever since
her mother laced her into her
first corset.
But insist" said AIMS huS-
band I'VE want YOU Ia be COM
Portable
He settled her in his deep chair
and folded ms paper. Ann, too
put down her book.
"Oh. don't stop reading for
me-" cried Mrs. Mason. "I'll
enjoy the radio"
we can read when YOU 60 to
he'd" Ann said "tnd after the
ridiculous hours Penny kept YOU
mp, l mean To see that you're
tucked in bed nv g."
\ silence followed i'm which no.
body could think of anything TO
say. Ann only wanted 10 complain
about Penny. Her husband only
wanted 10 read ms paper. Mrs.
Mason only wanted TO do some
thing with her hands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Wild West Tale
WJBK Drama

Perhaps one Of tho most touch
ing stories ever to come out OF
the old Wild West is tho lifelong
friendship that existed between an
old Pony Express agent named
WhipSaw and 2 little Pawnoe In
dian whom he befricndcd amt
chrlstencd Little Cayu>c.
Old Whip>aw became tho guard
IAN Of the little Indian boy after
hc traded with a big Sioux Indian
q hunting knife for the little
fellow.
The touching story of how old
Whip>aw raised the hoy and how
tho boy repaid his friendship Is
one of the most thrilling. colorful
stories IN Old Scout Murphy's
tales Of the old Wild West now
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05

TTERE pleasant game that will you message
numerical puzzle designed to spell out
vor fortune Count first II the number
letters "a or more IL number less than s.
number. Start at the left
hand and check OF your key
numbers left right the the letters under
checked figures give you = .
Copyright ela by Ut,rbo,cd by kns Features "e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
SLEEP WITH CHILDREN

A. Penny 5. mother would have
10 sleep With The children. while
a. Ann she could have hCr own
lovely room At Penny $ she
would wade m DIRT ~ AIMS she
could eat of tfo~Aoor> She would
work from dawn 10 dark at
Penny :. The hired Clrl "a, Ann =
would serve her breakfast IN bed
If She wanted n.
Ann came 10 drive her mother
10 Penny =. Penny had lolephoncd
a half hour before 10 say that her
car had a fiat. and no spare. and,
anyway there -Wa>- nn-npc- Nth
whom She could leave the children
Ann Was 20 bring mother tC
PcnnyS, and then 90 back and
shut the house II was best 10 get
mother away as quickly AS pos
Sible. Penny had SAID That from
Penny who hadn't the slightest m
tcntion OF helping Ann do any of
II
True enough. Ann admitted 10
herself. Penny had suggested
leaving tho house aS II was FOR
awhile Il wouldnI walk away.
she had laughed over the phone
And by The time mother got over
the worst of her grief, Penny had
continued, her baby would have
been born. and she would be glad
10 help mother decide what 10 do
about her things
Ann thought such dillN-dallylnC
was silly Why leave good lurnl-
ture, that might bring a good
price. to gather DUST Why keep
a lot Of papaS old clothes or "A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05

appearing in Tho American Weekly
with The Detroit Sunday Times.
Tho story of Little Cayu~c 10
be- found in The American Weekly
this coming Sunday has been
made the basis of Front Page
Drama program 10 be- heard over
Station WJBk at > p. IN. to-
morn OW.
You are urged 10 tune in sta
ton WJBk for this program and
also To read "RIdin' Tran Back 10
old Wild West" in The American
Weekly with The Detroit Sunday
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05

entered hor room. She turned on
The light and uudrcS>cd She
wasn't sleepy but there WAS moth
Ing else 10 do hut 60 10 bed.
She said bor prayers and slipped
between the cool sheets. She
stared out AZ the stars.
Papa" she whispered ooh,
papa"
All of the tears She had not she'd
i'm sly months came IN a torrent
now.
TIE END.
Tomorrow short story: sly
Guy" by Charles NCGuirk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
SORRY FOR MOTHER

Ann went away feeling >orricr
than ever for poor mother She
was willing 10 bet Penny hadn't
even prepared bed for her
Penny hadn't, She had thought
she had two clean sheets. but She
only had one She did have a
clean torn sheet somewhere She q
90 and look After awhile she
found ~ and Mrs Mason sat down
with the sheet across her lap. and
her needle flashing IN and out.
Penny husband began 20 talk
about his day and Penny talked
about hcr day and Mrs. Mason
found herself talking about her
day aS If il were not an cNtraordi-
nary day IN her life Nobody
mentioned papa. and there were
moments when Mrs Mason forgot
that papa was dead. The room
was filled with a warm peace, and
II was rs # papa was only AZ a
lodge meeting, and was coming 10y
10 fetch her.
When Mrs Mason went up 10
bed, and slowly undrCSScd IN the
strange room. She did not see how
she could sleep in bed that was
not her own. In the midst Of this
thought she suppressed a yaWn.
She tucked in the children, and
said her prayers and found herself
noddlng on her knees She GOT IN
bed. resigned herself 10 a wakcful
night and stared AZ the darkness
outside. The next thing She knew
She was staring at the sun.
II was :. Mrs. MaSon'S eyes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
II tR> ~ EYES


Wnrr Ann $50 down with hcr
~gr.. an6 moUgh' oui Hrr pencil
an8 pad 3ri started their purpoSc.
Mrs Mason eyes filled with
Tear, They explored me room for
Escape Up5 finding mono they fia>-
truri.ar 'ro pad and 'ho pad MAS
4I. tto lpar~ oi her marrlcd die.
We'll. one thing l wouldn't
part with" >ho began IN "a soft
>al voice. that's papa'> old
pipe. can't never remember
when il wasn't stuck in his
mouth And his chair. That
one in the parlor with the hole
burned IN il when he fell asleep
that time. And the crib YOU and
Penny slept in. You and Penny
used Ia fight about II afterwards
for Your dolls. And the fan I
got al that Fair i'm 1905 when
papa and me was Courtin'. Re
member the dan YOU broke il
and how YOU cried" And that
>idcboard i'm the attic. II was
my mothers. And"
= Ann gave up and put pad and
pencil away Mother, poor dar.
ling. vas being very tlrcSOmC
Penny, for once. had been right,
When Ann deposited her mother
ar Penny =, she took Penny aside
and whispered that mother was
getting Senllc She told Penny IN
It tone of horror what silly things
lhclr mother had wanted saved
Penny simply smiled Heaven
knew, She sand. comfortably sur
vcyInC her unudy room, her house
was Junk shop anyway il
didn't matter how much more il
was Cuttcrcd up Shell send hci
husband over 10 pick up the things
tomorrow. All Ann had 10 do va,
10 Ectthcm- together and lend hcI
car Shed loNc 10 help, SalG
Penny but Ann knew how II was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Buy a Bomber

Embarra SSing Climax 10 n
Rev dictionary Romance. Daring
the Hazards of n Nar-Torn
World. the Pretty American
Girl Found Love In an Embat-
tied Country Only Ia Discover
That Her Bridegroom'S First
Wife Hadn't Been Killed After
MI. Read of This Truc-Life
Reversal of the old Enoch
Arden Story Nv The American
Weekly. the Magazine DiStrib-
uted With This Sundays Issue
of The Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
BEDLAM BREAkS LOOSE

In less than "A minute hcd'am
was lct loose The children began
10 shout and sing. They tumblcd
over the bed They dragged their
toys up and down the floor. Peter
Slubbcd a toe and cried, and had
to be- comiortcd
Mrs. Mason got up II was no
use trying 10 think with THIS noise.
Penny called I'M Would molhn
battle and dress the children this
morning? Penny had a headache
Would mother start breakfast ?
Penny would Just take 40 more
wInkS and come doWu and help
II was II when Penny ap-
pcarcd She sand she felt wonder
ful and was ready 10 pitch IN She
began by pouring herself "A cup of
coffee and nihblnG AT a piece OF
cold toast Mrs Mason protested
that that was no way 10 begin a
day, and put down the bundle of
Solod clothes She had found IN the
children. room 10 cook Penny a
decent breakfast.
All Of the succeeding days were
like the first Penny was a great
hand 90 start some task and stop
10 tell a story Mrs. Mason would
pick up the broom or the knife.
and the Chore would be finished
long before Penny was
Mhcn Penny Menl-te- the hos
pital. there was hardly a minute
that Mrs Mason could call hCT
own. When Penny came homo
with her son, 1t only meant that
there was one more person for
Mrs. Mason 10 wait on. Yet
through these weeks and then
months of loving labor the years
seemed 10 fall away from Mrs.
Mason The fear of aloHeneSS that
she had left was swallowed up by
her knowledge of Der need in
Penny : house.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
{aI3L;4izlILEll5l13
low. WARREN, cor. Woodward

IS Ntnu,ss from pcunto~n) PHONE Tt. l-'6o0
Important: Bring his Adj =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
BUY a bomber.

Old southern Nanny Recipes
Arc Timely again. How 10
Turn simple Dishes Into Yer
liable Feast Together with
Apple Orange Pie. oven sup
per. Rye Mullins, and other
Timely PriLe-N inning Recipes
All in The Housewives Food
Nmanack. That Unusual Pea
ture IN The. American Weekly,
the Magazine Distributed with
This Sundays Issue of The De
trolt Sunday Times,
Evening star., 1942-12-16
Il. Coy|e Is Selected
For War College Course

1t. q. g. William E. Coyle, U. S..
N. r., former radio director of The
Star, has peen selected as one of
so naval officers to attend a flve-
months preparatory staff course at
the War College in Newport, r. I.
1t. Coyle, whose home is at 8700
Colesville road, Silver Spring, Md,
has been stationed at the Bainbridge
Naval Training Station, Bainbridge,
Evening star., 1942-12-16
Catholic US0 Cenfers
Plans YuIe Festivities

A gala Christmas season is being
planned by the National Catholic
Community Center USO under the
direction Of Miss Lucy Landry
director; Miss Margaret Wallace
assistant director, and Miss Elaine
Scanlon, director of programs.
Through the courtesy of Mrs
Katherine Winston. the Business
Evening star., 1942-12-16
and Professional Women's Club will

and Professional Women's Club will
donate two Christmas trees. Prizes
will be awarded for the best sketches
of the Canter's stairway, old-fash-
ioned doors and fireplaces. A
Christmas recital will be given by
the glee club.
The committee for this week S
supper and dance includes Mrs.
Marshall H. Johnson, chairman, and
Mrs. T. O'Hara, Mrs. William ODon-
nell, Mrs. Leo Cleary, Mrs. William
Smith, Mrs. Catherine McCloskey
Mrs. Julia Lob, Mrs. j. F. Colbert
Evening star., 1942-12-16
Four French Leaders
Shifted to Koeniqsberq

Especial Radio to The Star and CHICAGO
Daily News0
BERN, Dec. 16.-Paul Reynaud,
Georges Mandel, Edouard Daladier
and Leon Blum were transferred
from Bordeaux to Koenigsberg on
December 4, according to a reliable
source.
Those four men. with former Cen
eralissimo Maurice Gamelin, were
prisoners of the Vichy government
on charges Of war guilt" until theil
Evening star., 1942-12-16

Md, with duties as recruit training
personnel and records officer.
The naval officer will leave his
present post December 81 and
spend the holidays at his home
before leaving for Newport. Upon
completion of his training at the
War College, he will be assigned as
an aide on the staff of an admiral.
Evening star., 1942-12-16
Special Deputies Named

ROCKVILLE, Md, Dec. Is (Spe-
ciaD William T. Hobbs, j. Rodger
Hodges, Charles o. Seek, Byron H.
Souder and George M. Wilmeth yes
terday were appointed by Sheriff
Robert w. Farmer special deputy
sheriffs for Montgomery County to
guard property during the war.
Evening star., 1942-12-16
Substitute Is Sought
To Replace Substitute
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
BELTSVILLE, Md, Dec. 16.-Now
they're looking for a substitute to
substitute for substitute.
1t isn't double talk, for scientists
at the Department of Agriculture
experimental hosiery mill are seek
Evening star., 1942-12-16

Mrs. John Fuller. Mrs. e. Leahy,
Mrs. Fred Morthorst. Mrs. James
Salkeld, Mrs. Dolan Donanue, Mrs.
Herbert E. McInerney, Mrs. Mary
Callahan and Mrs. Elise Conley, all
of ST. Thomas Parish.
Members of the center are plan
ming to invite servicemen and as
many Government girls as possible,
who are away from home, to be their
guests at Christmas dinner.
Buy bonds and stamps for the
hOvS II, tho r a uanr
Evening star., 1942-12-16

Thousands prefer Star Want Ads.
There must be a reason. And there
is: Quick results Is the answer.
Phone MA. 5000.
Evening star., 1942-12-16

rearrest by the Nazis when Hitler
extended his occupation of France.
(copyrisht. 1e42, BY Chicaso Daily
News, Inc)
Evening star., 1942-12-16

ing a substitute for long staple cot
ton, introduced as hosiery suostl-
tute for silk.
Now long staple cotton Is becoming
scarce.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
MANY Hundreds HAVE
FOR 7TzE. DURA7TON OF THE
POLICE BOYS CLUB CAMPAIGN

AFTER families who claim Certainly
aeed dmDa seaonnie in eormo
oneof
two N the kind Of
omndp
They yar how % do rnng diamond O down
tpety ~lesnesS just nta is information
dme msh
acclaim nAmennn About eenoled
no u hempa acen o npti il the ubsmny
Their obligation become Better Boys Yours support
the financially, that the work continue and expand
bmiwS wSoudh to NV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
No Easy Win
Midway Bomber Leader
Frowns at Optimism

HONOLULU July % INS).-
Warning against over-optimiSm in
an early United Nations victory
an army officer who led his bomber
squadron against the japanese Ar
Midway declared today that Amer
leans who expect an easy, quick
triumph are foolish
Lieut.. Col Brooke 6. Allen
whose bombing planes helped rain
disaster on Jap invasion forces for
two days, dcridcd As utterly false
the statements of prominent poll
ticianS who indicated that tho
war is practically won. that victory
is just over the hill
AS soldier, I am profession
ally pesSimiStic," he said. II look
for the worst. You have. TO give
the enemy every possible credit.
1T will he n long, tough war.
despite statements ny figures Of
national prominence"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Better Be Good Now, Soldier

Detroit Placed Their Best Behavior MP Come 70 Town;
But They're Not the Tough Guys Of the Last War
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Fund Cut in Half
For Willow Run

An investigation into the need
OF federal housing AZ Willow Run
was begun today IN Washington
by the Truman senatorial commit
tee as the national housing agency
announced that plans for the $40
600 900 project had been cut IN
half
William *. Divers. regional
MIA director, SAID the program
had been scaled downward because
OF reduced estimates OF employ
mcnt AZ the Ford bomber plant
and because Of WIPE reluctance 10
grant sufficient critical materials
for the fun project
4 WaShtenaw County delegation
appeared in Washington 10 pro-
test the building Of a bomber city
near the plant and the reduction
of plans for other dwellings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
; Held 10 y. s. Jury
In Loan Office HoIdup

Three bandits were held today
for action by the federal grand
jury following their confession, o.
the Sl75O rs holdup Of the Com
monWealth Bank branch loan
1911 Iisefnols avenue
July H.,
Those who pleaded GuiIty-before
United States Commissioner e.
Stanley Hurd wire Charles Cuck-
OWEN %; George Roscoe. - and
Arthur MaicwSki. - They were
held under SIS O00 bond each. The
loot was rcCON cred.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Evieted Landlord Home
Mrs. Zawoisk Gets Court Order Preventing
Election From House She Owns

Armed with a restraining order
Mrs AnaStaSia ZawoiSkl Is back in
Der home At 1872 Waltham ave
nue today and is reasonably sure
her tenants. James HarShe and his
wife, Betty, won't cable 10 evict
her
Mrs. /awoiski who owns the
h0u>e-1ii1tatHed tho order from
Judge Adolph r. MarSChncr after
the HaI,hcS had obtained an order
from Circuit Court Commissioner
Frank FIlzGerald cvicung Mrs
LaWolSki from the house The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Burlzyk Call.
lnGrdft Trail
Stays in in Doubt
LochbiIer on Stand
Again Today After
Cracking ; Times

Whether former Police Inspector
Frank Burczyk would take the
witness stand after ms co-deiend-
ant. former Inspector Wendell A
LOchbilcr. reTTIned a mystery as
their handbook graft trial was
resumed TODAY
Lochbiler. who yesterday broke
down three times under cross
examination by Special Prosecutor
Chester p. O'Hara. still was on
the stand al the opening OF today's
session.
Richard Neunan, attorney for
BurcZyk, refused 10 say whether
his client would testify.
SOBS DENIAL OF GUILT
Although the state contends
Lochbilen received Sal 900 IN graft
payments from former Inspector
ymon d Buddy Boettcher.
Lochbiler yesterday Sobbcd out
denialS Of ms guilt
Under O.Hara'S questioning
Lochbiler admitted he had known
Boettchcr. since they were in grade
school. but denied they were good
friends.
''He was amusing and interest
Ing" Lochbler said. "but he was
Kind Of leech. lie tagged after
me every place ] went"
y BRANDED DIRTY LIAR"
> Reminded Of BoettChcr's teSti-
mony that he had paid Lochbllor
Sal 600 the witness asserted:
Hes a dirty liar. He's got IL
In his house--the government
knows that.
Tears rolled down Lochbilcr's
handsome face and his answers
became unintelligible AS OIlara
subjected him 10 relentless cross
examination
At oae potRt-the witness
pleaded
you're asking questions too
fast. I'm not a. smart a. YOU"
OHara replied
you're pretty smart"
Judge Fart { PuCSlcy stopped
mat inc Of questioning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
MRS. HENRY HUBBARD

HarsheS told FltzGerald they had
rented the home from Mrs Zawoj-
ski with the understanding she
was 10 retain a room there, for a
short time. When she failed 10
move out at the appointed time.
they obtained The eviction order. o.
Mrs ZawoiSkf said she had
rented the home for $40 month.
but when she. had attempted 10
r0nttftt+e- 10 Ike IA one room there.
a, they had agreed the lIarSheS
moved her furniture 10 the side
walk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
New Gas Limit in Effect

WASHINGTON, July p GNS) .
The stringent, permanent gaSo-
line rationing program for east
crn states went into effect today
after motorists virtually Sipboned
dry filling stations along the At
lantic Seaboard in a rush 10 utilize
what remained of their old tenn
porarV cards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
IA Saroyan' S Al

NEW YORK. July p GNSly-
Playwright william Saroyan,
whose draft board placed Asp in
Glass Ia after he sacrificed his
deferred draft status by dividing
sea 600 among his dependents. had
this answer today To- his friends
queries:
What was / going TO do with
the money, sit on it?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Hunt Radio Shop Bandit

Police TODAY were seeking =
bandit Who held up radio store
manager Howard Hammond 40
In the store AZ 1909 CaSS avenue,
took $500 from IIammond'S pock-
cts and escaped through a back
dor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
FIGHTING GIRARDoTS

You might call them The fight
ing GirardotS. Francis, q. Eddie's
brother is a radio officer in tho
Raj. His father. Francis ST..
served with the Raj in England
for the FIRST year Of the war, was
invaded home, and is now in
Toronto.
The father served with the air
corps in the last war with his
brother, Alfred. a broker Of so
Boston boulevard Anothe r
brother Edmund. was in the tank
corps. They all came back.
Both of the new generation Of
went 10 Assumption Col
lege. although they we're Detroit
born. The mother, who will join
Mr.. Girardot in Toronto this fall
with the four younger children
added
Eddie told me before he left
that the RAJ was what he
wanted He Aald If he did net
come back-it was bad luck Of
course. But he felt it was what
he must do. ! keep thinking of
what he said. 1t helps. so does
my job. We have to keep on,
we mothers. And l know there
are thousands OF other women
like mP--waiting and hoping,
and some without any hope"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Filler Missing,
Detroit Mother
CIingS 10 Hope
Mrs Katherine Girardot
Thinks Son, Eddie, in Raj
May Return Some Day

I-Ln--S-.+s+a-- E4+t-i.f ---.. : ~ 5tttettt
Officer Edmund "EddIe' GF7rdot
Of Detroit failed TO return from a
bombing raid over the Dutch coast.
his commission as flight lieutenant
in the Royal Air Corps came
through
Today London officially reported
the 2o-year-old fher graduate Of
Assumption College, missing in
action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Suspect Held in Attack

Willie Clark. no address, is being
held by police today on charge,
that hc attacked 39-year-olc
woman Sunday morning on a de-
serted Macomb County roadside
Defective Sergeant Thomas W
Picking said the 24-year-old Negro
admitted the attack 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
MOTHER STILL HOPES

Sand his mother. Mrs Katherine
GIrardot secretary AZ the MIchi-
gan Hospital Service, Washington
boulevard building:
II still hope. / have here a
letter Eddie wrote 10 me the
night before he started off on
that last mission. He enclosed
snapshot OF himself and tree
OF his pals.
THE war office informs me
that they are still trying 10 get
information. Because of the
type of mission his radio was
blacked out. 80 there was no
word from his ship after he took
of -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

"YOur own Horoscope" ny
Frances Drake. II one OF many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.