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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Walls q Feet Thick

We arc wondering whether
MAJ. Horace r Dodge was
lucky enough 10 be'able 10 spend
Christmas IN that lovely Eng
lIsh home Of his ~ Windsor n
Is 2 huge old castle. Vc hear.
with walls four feet thick and
we can just imagine bringing in
q Yule loC ia burn and having
a boars head passed m the great
dining hall
And hy the way. did you
know that many Of the biz Eng
lish houses have been camou-.
flag&d'? Painted in brown and
green 10 Blend into the country
NSlde Sounds DIZZY living In ~
house like that
Speaking Of the Dodge family
the major sister and brother
in-law Mr. and Mrs Timothy
Code are hosts 70 most Of the
family over the holidays in their
Charming farm house az STAN
ford, Conn And they do not
have 20 worYg about their tur-
keys eiiher-for they raised
their own, and extra fine ones
4 too-so thst poultry question is
al settled.
There hash been much doing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

OF course. in a social way-but
Mr.. and Mrs, Raymond Jacobs
Tom and Jerry's were delicious
Sunday and the annual Christ
mas Eve party AZ The ColbuTn
StandiSheS went off as usual
with several gaps in the family
lineup due 10 the sons and three
ncphcWS In tho service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

The dance will be staged in
the ballroom of Hotel Durant
and will be cabaret style. Skeeter
Palmer's orchestra will provide
music from 10 TO 3 o'clock. Mrs.
George j. Curry as chairman. is
supervising details al d @ d by
. Mrs. r. Bruce Macduh, CO.
chairman.
Mrs. Coleman J. Ross Jr.. has
the chere Of handling FeseFpa-
tons TO be in by Tuesday.
Tickets are in the hands of Mrs.
John A. RaSbach as chairman,
while Mrs. MILFORD Mason is in
charge of decorations that will
follow the simplicity theme. Ar
ranging the seating chart where
groups will gather at separate
tables will be Mrs. Hugh p.
Rafferty,.
Mrs. Charles D. Crawford
took care Of obtaining the music
and cigaret girls will be in
charge Of Miss Virginia Rowen.
Publicity is the chore Of Mrs.
William S. Ballenger Jr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

attraction at Inc PARADISE
Theater this week.
yards and ] haven't put on my
overCoat since I've been here.
And then, on top of every
thing else, getting a role I'm this
particular picture is just my
meat. I'm an old eX-burlesque
ham myself. YOU know. The
only thing that il funny Is hav-
Ing dresser on the set and a
script girl 10 remind me po-
litely my handkerchief isn't In
my pocket 10 match up with the
last scene. Believe me, real bur
leSque never had such elegance.
And what girl that Barbara
StaRwyck is To work with. l
used to see her movies i'm New
York. hut I never suspected I'D
ever he making love 10 her my
self--in n picture" he laughed.
You're going To like Eddie-or
Nike bet, when you see him
on the screen, and you'd like
him even better meeting him
face 10 face, in spite OF the din
on "G-String Murders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

The Henry A. Janetzkes with
daughter, Suzanne, were in Lam
sing for the holiday visiting Mr..
Janetzke's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Adolf JanetZke. They returned
Christmas night in time to greet
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Frisbie
and daughter, Diane, who ar
rived from Grand Rapids to be
with Mrs. Frisbie's and Mrs.
Janetzke's mother, Mrs. Mar
shall Frisbie, for the holiday.
Looking ahead TO New Years
Eve celebrations, Junior League
has decided that question for
goodly throng of patriotic
minded residents. II will hold its
annual charity ball on that eve
ming with the proceeds ear
marked for the Red Cross. Thus
a bit of traditional observance
will be combined this year with
the pleasure of doing something
for the worthy Red Cross or
ganiZatiOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
The Dowaeer's DoeeereI
The Dowaeer's DoeeereI
SO Lets Grid Our Loins
And Lets Buckle Down

7 ET'S look at America
IL now she's at war.
The year thar is coming
will prove
That the Yankees can take
ii - the Yankees can
break il,
Our army's beginning TO
move.
GONE people may think
~ that Americas soft:
She's NOT - for Amer
ics's HARD.
She's easy 10 cheat - but
she's quite h ard 10
beat
The only soft thing is her
heart.
Every day brings new evidence
that the spirit of America is
growing. This year will prove
that the United States is even
more united and that democracy
for which we are fighting will
live.
Lots OF moving about these
days Mrs Benjamin s. War
ren has left her Lake Shore road
horne and is visiting for a while
with Mrs John p. Wilson in
Lake Forest, III AS YOU prob
ably know 1t Benjamin :
Warren II IS stationed IN The
Canal ZOf1c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

4 81 T entail,
Il America is
A biz of all right" as
they say.
She's simple. sincere to the
things she holds dear:
But she can be hard
boiled in her way.
90 LET'S grid our Ioins
~ and let's buckle down
To show that this next
year will Bring
A new loyal spirit - each
day may we hear it
It He STAR SPAN
GLED BANNER" we
sing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
YELLING and Pounding

The boys yell al the chorus
eirls-and even 10 Barbara and
Babs and the gals yell hack
whenever the camera isn't
grinding. A couple Of carpenters
were hammerinC CheeTfully on
some task Of their own and Di-
rector William Wellman was
yelling Justify an some one who
apparently was now on the set.
Maybe a scenario writer?
II was IN this atmosphere Of
calm and quiet that Eddie
0iShea and / sat down for a
little heart 10 heart talk about
his movie career. Eddie is the
boy who was a riot IN The
Eve Of 81. Mark before Hunt
Stromberg grabbed him from
over the footlights and brought
him TO HOLLYWOOD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
You, H Like
in'G-Strins'
By DOROTHY MANNERS
SPECIAL to tn DETROIT TINES

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 70
THE noSieSt set IN town rs the
Il burlescue theater for g.
String Murders where Barbara
StanWeck and 'G-StrInc } Eddie
O'Shea recently of Broadway,
"a dancing ponies and q recl-
ment Of the talicSt chorus girls
in Hollywood arc artiStically
engaged bringing Gypsy Rose
lees dC8thlcSS mystery masters
piece % the screen
+ Under a Quiet No Visitors
Sign, 10 goCgie-eyed boys from
the navy arc watching the
goinCs -on IN evident Elee under
the chaperonaCe Of some one
from the Hollywood Cantccn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES CpHoNE CHERRY $500
Turns
7 oHone for
YuIe Parties
FLINT. Dec 26.

FLINT. Dec. &c.
THIS year saw few gatherings
of the Clans. with relatives
coming from afar because of
gasoline rationing and curbed
travel on trains prevented people
from making holiday iaunts.
However. members of several
families were able 10 be on hand
for the traditional family day.
Mrs. HamiSh Mitchell and
daughter. Joan, of BERN u d a
we're holiday guests of Mrs.
Mitchell's father, Charles S.
Mott, and Mrs Mott, and Mr..
and Mrs. John Gordon of Mount
Vernon, n. Y, were at the home
of their daughter and son-in-
law, Mr., and Mrs. Leroy +. Ball.
Miss Nancy Mixer managed a
week with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. William G. Mixer,
but leaves Sunday, although
Stephens College where she is a
member of the faculty has an
entire months recess. Glasses
at the University of Missouri
where she is taking extra work
have no such long recess. so she
has TO return early.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Ask Servicemen
To Beth e. " HOP

SERVICFMEN WILL b.
guests Of honor ~ the s. Hop
~ 80 this Sunday afternoon m
Temple Both r. bv Detroit Sec
ton National Council of Jewish
Juniors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Looks Like Junior Tracy

Eddie says he was in such a
hurry 10 sign his moVie contract
they whipped up the original
deal on postcard autographed
by himself and Stromberg. In
tpye. Eddie looks little bit like
a Junior Spencer Tracy Right
now there's plan to change his
name from Eddie O'Shea 10
Michael O'Shea Mike, of
course because ne looks more
like Mike than an Eddie on
the screen.
The Los Angeles Chamber of
Commerce, in a body, should
have been there when l asked
Eddie how he liked Southern
California and the movies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

Don't let untidy looking
hair spoil your appear
ance. Use it daily for a
trimmer, heater, better
groomed look! Available
in two sizes. priced to fit
every ones budget.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

Its Gods country--honest,"
he said. Don't wake me up be-
cause I still don't believe It's
true. Back home on my farm in
Connecticut the ground is COW
cred with snow and you can
freeze your nose just hiking
down the road. Out here I see
kids stripped to the waist doing
setting up exercises In school
Evening star., 1942-03-04
100 Pct. Club
Gives 1924
ToWar Relief
March Receipts
Of $40 Sent
To Aid China

A total OF 1924 was donated to
various war relief organizations
during the past year by the One
Hundred Per Cent Club, according to
the reports made at its first annual
meeting this week at the Petworth
Branch Library.
Members voted to contribute the
March receipts, totaling $40, to re-
lief for China.
The organization, which derives
its income from monthly dues paid
by members at the regular meeting,
decides each month where the re-
ceipts will be contributed.
Although the dues are 81, some OF
the members make larger contribu-
tions and donations often are re-
ceived from interested friends. The
son Of one of the members recently
has been making q $40 monthly
contribution.
Composed largely Of women who
are active in other organizations,
the club provides channel through
which funds can be raised for war
relief work without the necessity of
holding benefits.
AS it has no overhead expenses,
its income is donated 100 per cent
to selected causes-a fact which in
spired its name.
According to the report Of the
treasurer, Mrs. Gladys B. Middle
miss, contributions during the past
year were made as follows: British
War Relief, $94; Bundles for Britain,
$l4; r. A. r. Benevolent Fund, SOL;
Foster Parents Plan for War Chill
dren, $42; Bundles for Bluejackets,
s23; American Red Cross War Chest,
$50, and Relief for China. $40.
Without holding a formal election
at the annual meeting, members re-
quested the present officers to con-
tinue in their respective capacities:
Mrs. LIE Verne Beales. the founder
is president; Mrs. John T. Lucker,
vice president; Mrs. Middlemiss,
treasurer, and Mrs. Oscar H. Nelson,
secretary.
Although members are not solic-
tied, the clubs enrolment has In
creased from II TO a during the
past year.
Evening star., 1942-03-04
Capital Held Test City
For Movie Reaction

|. Because its population is rep
resentative cross-section of the
country. the reaction in Washing
ton to a motion picture is studied
closely by all producers, AL Sher-
man. field publicity agent for Co.
lumbia Pictures told the Public Re-
lations Committee of the Junior
Board of Trade yesterday. The
luncheon meeting was held at Taft
House Inn.
Committee Chairman Edwin H.
KLAUS welcomed three new mem
bers - Eugene Hoover, Stephen
Smith and Nathan Wechsler. A
subcommittee on planning, to con-
slider new ideas for publicizing work
of the Junior Board, was appoint
ed, with Mr.. Wechsler, William j.
sigmund and Jesse Aiken as men,
bers.
Mr.. Klaus announced the COM
mittee would meet with other board
committee chairmen at Schneider's S
Cafe, 427 Eleventh street NV, at
$50 pm. Tuesday to discuss a pub
LEFTY program.
Evening star., 1942-03-04
Utilities Agency Elects
FLANAGAN Vice Chairman

James II. Flanagan, new member
Of the Public Utilities Commission,
has been elected vice chairman of
the agency. Gregory Hankin is
chairman of the body and the third
member is Col Charles w. Kutz, the
engineer commissioner.
At an executive session late yes
terday. the commission also named
Mr.. Flanagan as personnel officer
for the commission, to take over
work heretofore handled by the
ONCE Of the District budget officer,
Walter L. Fowler.
Mr.. Hankin renewed announce
naents that hearing on the expert
mental taxicab pickup" service
would be held at the District Build
ing at 10 am. tomorrow; that on
March 10 a hearing would be re-
sumed on a petition by the Wash
ington Gas Light Co. for permission
to issue 10000 additional shares of
it's capital stock; and that a joint
hearing would be held by the Public
Utility Commission and the Federal
Communications Commission April
/ on a question of whether extra
charges may be made by hotels, clubs
and apartments for telephone serv-
ice through their switchboards.
Evening star., 1942-03-04
Peace Formula Suggested
Al Church Conference
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DELAWARE. Ohio, March A.
Victory will be long delayed and
will not bring peace 'if we conceive
of peace as condition permitting
us to wreak vengeance and to put
others into physical and economic
subjugation. a conference of Prot
estant church leaders was told yes
terday.
John Foster Dulles, secretary OF
the Second Hague Peace Conference
in 1907. advocated peace as a
universal order designed to assure
such rights and opportunities as our
Declaration of Independence held
to be the God-given endowment OF
all men"
Mr.. Dulles address was the key
note of the National Study Confer
ence of the Federal Council OF
Churches of Christ in America seek
ing basis for "a just and durable
peace"
Delegates from 40 States and
Canada, representing $4,000 900
Protestants, are attending the three
day conference.
Evening star., 1942-03-04
Religious Essay
Rules Explained

Details and rules relating 10 the
religious essay contest being spon-
sored by the District Federation Of
Women's Clubs were explained by
Mrs. Frank J. Mulkern, OF the divi-
sion OF public instruction, over the
weekly federation program broad
cast yesterday over Station WWDC.
The subject selected for the essay
is My Spiritual Responsibility to
Our Democracy"
An award of $50 has been offered
by Mrs. Mulkern for the best essay
entered in the contest which Is for
students OF Georgetown. George
Washington, American and Catholic
Universities.
Evening star., 1942-03-04
Horthy's Younger Son
Named Minister 10 Chile
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SANTIAGO. Chile, March A.
Nicholas Horthy. jr., son Of Hun
gary's regent, was appointed Hun
garian minister to Chile yesterday
in a move viewed by diplomatic
observers here as Axis preparation
for Chile's expected severance OF
relations with them.
Pointing out the close co-opera-
ton between the Horthy family and
the NaN-Fascist leadership. we'll
posted informants said the new en-
voy might serve as reliable con-
tact" in South American for the Axis
when and II Chile breaks of re-
lations.
Trade relations between Chile and
Hungary, non-existent now, never
have been important and there are
Evening star., 1942-03-04
Naval Hospital Checks
On Health Of Norris

Naval Hospital authorities said
today checkup studies were being
made on Senator Norris, inde-
pendent, of Nebraska and that they
would have no definite information
as to his condition for a few days
at least.
Senator Norris, who is 80, went
TO the hospital Saturday for q
checkup and a rest. his secretary,
John P. Robertson, said.
Evening star., 1942-03-04
New Caledonia Rich
In Strategic Metals,
Nickel and Chrome
Protection Of South SEQ
Isle Undertaken by
u. S. and Free French

New Caledonia Is probably richer
In minerals then any island in the
South Seas" the Commerce Depart
ment pointed out yesterday In re-
leasing basic economy data on the
French possessions In the South
Pacific whose protection will be
undertaken by the United States,
in cooperation with the Free
French authorities in the island.
Its deposits Of nickel are second
only to. those of Canada, and its
chrome resources are said to be the
largest in the world. New Gale
donia also has extensive deposits Of
iron ore. Other mineral resources
include manganese, cobalt, gypsum,
mercury. platinum, tungsten and
gold.
According to the Commerce De-
partment, nickel for many years has
been the mainstay of the islands
economy. In 1898, production to-
tailed 275, 900 metric tons. Until 1941,
Japan was the principal market for
New Caledonian nickel.
The island ranks as the worlds
seventh or eighth largest producer
of chrome. Production reached its
peak in 1896, when 77,760 metric
tons were exported, with more than
So 600 tons going to the United
States, and most Of the balance to
France. In 1910 shipments Of
chrome amounted to $500 tons.
Most Of this went to the United
States.
Before the war, the bulk Of New
Caledonia's S trade was with France.
Since 1899, an increasing share has
been diverted to Australia. Chief
import requirements are foodstufis,
coal. machinery and tools. textiles
and wearing apparel.
|. New Caledonia has white popu-
lation of 1890. of which more than
I < nm are French
Evening star., 1942-03-04
British Kings Chaplain
In Scotland Succumbs

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, March 4.-The very
Rev. Sir George Adam Smith. 86,
chaplain to the King of Scotland
since 1888 and well known as a
lecturer in the United States. died
yesterday at his home at Balerno
Midlothian.
Sir George was known principally
as an authority on the Old Testa-
ment, on which he wrote many
books. He had lectured at Johns
Hopkins, Yale and Chicago uni
YersitieS.
Evening star., 1942-03-04

only q handful of Hungarians in
this country. Heretofore Hungary's
limited relations with Chile have
been administered by the Buenos
Aires embassy. Horthy will live here.
The new envoy is the younger son
of the Hungarian regent, Admiral
Nicholas Horthy, who has been in
failing health of late. Istvan Hor-
thy, the regents elder son, was
named vice-regent February 10.
Evening star., 1942-03-04

Any one can afford to buy De-
fense stamps and bonds-and no
one can afford not to buy them.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-26
THE
CANDIDATES

ww
WrS. II. -. Long
Mrs. A. B. Patrick
Miss Vedu Stouter
1. /. StigIer
Lawrence Strohon
Mrs. B. Todd Vetier
H0ppY Wolker
Miss Katherine Wilson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19

w N.Y. and MS
charming wife
A n n ID h y n e,
will help the
mothers club al
ID n by High
S c h DOL with
their minstrel
review Wednes-
day and Thurs
d a Y, W lite S
Helen Smits 80.
and Bill DEM
cry, head Of the
cfara nf that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19

dress pants 10 the cleaner last
week and they arrived back just
In time for a surprise inspection
except they weren't Buds and they
were 8 inches too long. So by dint
of much pinning and then by
standing perfectly immobile, Bud
got through inspection-and was
commended as the snappiest Of
fiCer in the outfit.
Flight Lieutenant c. II. p. Gull
lum, the handsome Britisher IN
charge OF the Raj boys at Crosse
lie. opened his War-Chest speech
al the fuller:
"My usual speech l. about the
British Empah and her posses
sions. so OF course, tonight's
talk will be rather brief"
Note 10 Michael Licata OF the
Victory Barber Shop: The govern
ment doesn't want your automo-
bile bumpers Fred Rivard Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
People You Know
CAPTAIN Shaver Writes Of Pants Pins and POmp
By LINTON ARKLEs

Irene shaver siggled over the
letter she inst GOT from her hus-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19

Company.
Helen Mccarthy writes 10 say
that uncleS and nieceS or nephew
going 10 the same school are not
so rare. She says her sister, Rose
Marie Trudeau goes TO Holy Re-
deemer with five nephewS and one
niece - Francis, Hugh and Gerry
Carthy and Donna Rose
Charles and Danny Trudeau.
The kids at Durfee School say 5
their teacher. Gertrude Babcock.
have gone overheard for the Red
Cross. They've gathered 29,O07
magazines, 3, 9S1 books, TT games,
90 ash trays. 81 records, l22 scrap
books and they've made lOl
sweaters. six afghanS, IS glasses
Of Jelly. 70 dozen cookies and six
layettes. Pretty good, en-?
First woman worker al the
Willow Run bomber plant is Ruth
Reath OF Ypsilanti and Jane
Luckham and Mary Jane Mae
KenZie are two troit gals
chosen for the eight-student war
council at Western College. in OK
ford. Q. Life Will be slower
and more comfortable from now
on for T.. =. German. who's re-
tired from his job as superintend-
end OF terminals for the Grand
Trunk. He'll be replaced by r.
Is. Lyman. promoted from term
inal trainmaster.
Alice Logan has been secretary
and right arm 10 United States
j. Stanley Hurd for
these many years and now she S
leaving for a war plant Job
Dave Unruh is a corporal in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
Shorkey Rites Held

BAY CITY, Oct. 19.-Albert
Shorkey, 70-year-old veteran COM
mercial fisherman Of Saginaw Bay,
was buried in st. Patrick's Gene
terry this morning. Born in Che
boygan, he came here when 21
Surviving are the widow. five. sons
and two daughters. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19

signal corps.
His sister went
d ow 10 Or
] a n d o, F a..
with the opti-
mistic thought
that she'd see
a lot of big
brother. So, Of
the two weeks
she spent there,
she 20 saw him
two nights . i.
r an into Pa
~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
Complete Radio Programs for Today and Tomorrow

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
TUESDAY MORNING

WCAR-News Ace.
WXYZ-At sardi's-T.
Multiplying Reporter.
WEXL-Newscast.
II:15 A. VI.
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CKLW-Mary recommends
WCAR-Homs folks frolic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19

b n d, Capt.
M a n la Il.
Shaver. widely
X n O W n, o I
course, as Bud.
Bud is down in
Miami Beach in
officer training
school. He is
rather less than
a giant in stat
ure, which COM
plicsteS things
Rud sent his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19

name, is now boss of the New Cen
ter District Association. supported
by Charles Kern manager of Saks
Fifth Avenue s. b. Slawson
of the Industrial National Bank
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19

Ohnstad. He's been towing away
illegally parked cars for eight
years And his boss. Com
missioner Witherspoon, Just came
back from his pheasant hunting
foray. Got his limit, he says.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
Says Woman PiIfered
BiIIfoId With $500

FLINT, Oct. 1s.-Andrew Heyo-
sick of 226 Livingston drive today
told police a billfold containing
500, identification papers and
miscellaneous articles was picked
from his pocket by woman early
yesterday.