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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-13
Hollywood Gossip

How a courageous scout tries to
avert an Apache uprising and con-
duct romance simultaneously
leads to the gay complications and
gripping drama of valley of the
Sum-" RKO Radio perturbation Of
the Clarence Burlington Kelland
novel co-starring James Craig and
Lucille Ball.
A drama of great emotional in
tensity, RKO Radios Joan of Par
is" depicts the poignant romance of
little French Abarmaid and a Free
French aviator in captive France
today. Michele Morgan and Paul
Henreid are the central charac-
tiers.
Four catchy new songs by Greene
and Revel and some of Buddy Eb-
sens unique dance routines feature
Sing Your Worries Away" RKO
Radios new musical farce. Ebsen
and Bert Lair are teamed at the
head of the cast in this fun offer
ing.
Comedy from start to finish de-
scribes the hilarious action of Call
Out the Marines" RKO Radios
newest feature offering. Victor NC
Laglen and Edmund Lowe are CO.
starred as the battling Marine SER
geants whose exploits provide the
story, and Binnie Barnes is the fem
mine lead.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-13

Said to be the surprise comedy
romance of the season, RKO Ra-
dos "Obliging Young Lady, marks
the first screen appearance of ten
yera-old Joan Carroll since scoring
success in the Broadway hit, Pam
ANA Hattie" Edmond OBrien and
Ruth Warrick are also featured.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-13
.DUCHIN TO OPEN
STATE TODAY
Ray Bolger, Hollywood
Dancing Star, on Same
Program in Hartford

The magic piano fingers of radios
famous maestro, Eddy Dunedin, in
person, and his famous orchestra is
playing today, Saturday and Sun
day, only, on the stage of the State
theater, Hartford. Eddy Duchin is
the nations outstanding popular
pianist, whose suave and sweet
tempo made him society's favorite
orchestra leader, and tops with
sweet and swing fans from coast to
coast He brings grand new and
brand new revue of top hat enter
tainment. Among the artists whom
Duchin features are June Robbins,
Charming radio songstress"; Lew
Sherwood, Singing trumpeter";
screen, now take advantage of the
MI I,ri yN ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-13

Tony Leonard, song stylist"; john
ny Drake; the Three Ear Blenders,
and many others.
Co-starring on the same giant
stage show with Eddy Duchin is the
foremost dancing comedian OF stage
and screen, Ray Bolger, hit of count
less Broadway musical and screen
triumphs. You will recall him as
the famous Scarecrow in THE
Wizard of OF" and the singing and
dancing comedian in Sunny" and
many other smash screen hits.
Extra added on this sensational
bill are ventriloquist Bob Neller and
his wooden stooge, Reggie Trick
puss; Jean, Jack and Judy, two
girls and boy in comedy aero
baltic act, and several other nation
ally famous vaudeville artists.
Remember, Eddy Duchin. Ray
Bolger and many others are all APP
pearing in person today, Saturday
and Sunday, February 10, IA, Is, for
three days only, on the stage of the
State theater, Hartford.
There are late stage shows Sat
urday and Sunday at 10 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-13


1t is apparent that Hecht was
bitter about the collective thumbs
down on his play about lost souls,
living mad dead, who has gone back
to Hollywood to lick his wounds.
Excollaborator Macarthur was
Just jump ahead of Hecht in fail
ing with a farce called Johnny on
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-13
Up And Down Broadway
GAVER

BY JACK GAVER
United Press Drama Editor

13.-(UP)-There but
- hran-chd kicked
futile
Hech of the
Macarthur fondy
me for Page' Century"
Gilbert distinction
critical might
follows:
fine shirt with printers ink
I'd below bitterly
Were suffocaed by stink.
I full of faults,
when sing shade off times
A who not who rashy blow
Paean from his lungs; but all
moles with nattentiye
A
A-brisle with dull but
to shine little
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-13

Hoarders caused the rationing q
gasoline in Portugal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-13

movie produc-
ers, directors
and literary ce-
lie brities--by al
most everybody,
in fact, except
S toe k h o ! ders
a n d theater-
goers.
Richard Col
Inns and Paul
Jarrico are lead
ers of a new
generation o +
H 0 ! | y W o o d
trained writer's.
TTNt- 49, -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-13
. HARRISON IN
HOLLYWOOD.
BY PAUL HARRISON
NEA Service Staff Correspondent

Hollywood-Pounding away at a
screen play out at Universal are
two successful young writer's who
should be regarded with alarm bV
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-13

Bling Crosby, Mary Martin and
Brian DCnlevy who are cO-starred
in the sensational musical Birth
of the Blues" coming Wednesday
to WarS-or's strand theater with
Rochester, Carolyn Lee and J.
Carroll Naish in supporting roles.
CO-featuring the program is "The
Night of January 18th"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-13

screen, now take advantage of the
opportunity being offered to you to
see him in person.
Evening star., 1942-01-09
Mrs. Roosevelt Sees
Racial Prejudice as
Growing Problem
Tells Church Group
OF Discrimination
Against the CoIored

Amid murmurs Of both approval
and disapproval Mrs Roosevelt yes
terday told group of women in the
Rector's Aid Society of st. Thomas
Episcopal Church that the Nation
cannot expect the colored people to
feel the United States worth de-
Tending If the colored people con-
tinued to be treated as they are
being treated now.
Mrs. Roosevelt took the position
that the United States must show
other nations that many nationali-
ties and races can live in peace.
Prejudice against the colored race
and naturalized Japanese and Ger
man citizens. she said, constitutes q
growing problem"
Sees Discrimination at Work.
''I would hate to conduct a canvass
OF some sections of Washington" "
Mrs. Roosevelt added. She never
had been so conscious Of race d.
elimination until she began defense
of1ce work here, she said. She, said
that colored workers in her ctiice Of
Civilian Defense in the Dupont
Circle Apartments have to walk
blocks to obtain food and often can
get no taxicabs.
Mrs. Roosevelt said that she ordi-
narily did not advocate "mingling"
of races. but that when people live
together in a large area common
sense measures" should be taken.
She cited segregation of colored
from white in Red Cross first-aid
courses, given until short time ago
to mixed groups.
In an air raid the colored would
be expected to administer first aid to
colored and white alike" she said.
Conflicting Policies Natural"
Confusing and conflicting policies
among State and local civilian de-
fense agencies is only natural as
the Nation faces real danger" for
the first time, Mrs. Roosevelt said
rs she continued discussion of her
work in the o. c. D. In addition,
she said, with great American in
dividuality" each local agency is apt
to go ahead with what it thinks is
Evening star., 1942-01-09
Kirk Miller Heads Unit
In Police BOYS Drive

Kirk Miller has been named
chairman of the citizens unit in
the annual fund-raising campaign
of the Police Boys Club, Ralph
Goldsmith, chairman Of the Cam
paign Committee, announced today.
Mr.. Miller. former newSpaperman,
is now public relations adviser OF
Safeway Stores.
Mr.. Miller has chosen as his three
principal aides Mrs. James A. Coun-
cilor, chairman of the women s
auxiliary of the club; William NICK.
Clayton and G. c. Davis. Each
of the assistants will appoint a
number of captains, who will name
campaign workers to serve under
them.
Evening star., 1942-01-09

right, regardless Of the practice he
ing followed by the rest Of the coun-
try.
Surveys Of English air-raid shell
ters, she said, revealed that only
those who were not secure" at
home flocked to shelters once the
initial shock Of the first air raids
was over. Afraid wardens, she
suggested, should know the welfare
agencies In their community end
report circumstances in which a
family obviously needs help.
Mrs. Roosevelt was introduced by
the Rev. Howard S. Wilkinson.
Evening star., 1942-01-09
Women Burns to Deuth

NEW YORK. Jan. 8 (R).-For half
a century, Mrs. Marie Brady rs
year-old widow, boarded mementoes
and old clothes until the boxes in
which she stored them overflowed
her three-room apartment. Her oil
stove set them aflre yesterday and
Mrs. Brady. tr7r~"" among the
boxes, burned to death.
Evening star., 1942-01-09
BUSY EXECUTIVES

A speeioI Gloss for. ond limited to men
ond women executives will be conducted
BY the Dole Cornesie Institute Of e.
feetive Speaking 6 Humon Relotions.
BEGINNING Monday. January 1850 Or
PM. at Hotel 24OO, 24OO 18th St. NV.
For more informa war.
field 1921
Evening star., 1942-01-09

NOT years has there been such overwhelming response
to this Semi-AnnuoI Clothing Sale. Why? WE'LL the
answer pretty obvious For in the foce Of current cond
tons there's no better time than invest clothing Of
recognized quality and reputation important sownes
And we mean quality backed by famous labels.
Evening star., 1942-01-09
RoIeieh Store Hours: $50 am. until Sis pm.

Every suit topcoot overcoot bears the Hart schoffner
Marx Raleigh LABEL your assurance Of good tailoring good
service and IoneIostng good looks so repeat look
SemAnnuol Sole for selection thot includes choice
ported and domestic fabrics poerns models and sizes
for all men,
Evening star., 1942-01-09

Every one is q genuine WORUMBO
Licensed gorment in oxford grey,
oxford blue, dark brown and
comeI shades all sizes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
Death notlres

ri>NERTN-Noyenibe "a suddenly ~
Farmingtor Mich. Ralph n beloved
husband a. EFieic. dear father ~ John
David Jerome a. = Armv and Ruth Ann
Finneren, brother ~ Mrs.. r A. Reaume
Mrs Moniss Rs-i Me- James posn
Funeral from leonard sullivan Funeral
Home 1bta Dexter Blvd. WEDNESDAYS
morning ~ 30 and GcsI Church A. 10.
kNIII Sow % John ~ 81 2Isoa
stEuheLE-l4AG-- s. Car ShurcE- helnA Cd
husband NJ Lrsh parfot'h' knili. dear
father ~ John FRANK Arthur Donald
and Leah son of Mr. AIthur knil. brother
81 Thomas Donald kenneth Mfs Mary
Amy and Mrs Grace Toner. Funeral
service WEDNESDAY, 10 e. m. - -.
Peters FunersI Home l20'l Gfarni avenue
rOiIN Joseph Jr dear son Of Joseph
and Julia OF 1910 Michigan avenue.
Funeral Nednssda}. 3u m. from
= Kror4ci 2 Son 4ne's Home f-35
Livernols A. Mi'h.rar 3ve1uf 81 Law
renee Church. IougD Blvd. - 8. Inter
mont ~ Holy Cfuss Cemetery
RuFI>ER NOV %. 1882. o. hdolph ~
,1al Townsend beloved husband -
FF'her Ksn0es ihsin"r Funeral servfc"
"wednesday - A. H. Peters
Fuuefai Home i2ns7 Gfauot
MtTZtI Noy 20. to.crh husband a.
Antolu'ite father Of Mrs Mare We'iz
mann ~ Ttnt = J7s. On and
FIzsbe'u Funeral service Nednesds
g. ~ A u Peters Fursra Home.
l20i- Craio' a'rn4'.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
Cleared Of Treason,
informed as Enemy

NEW YORK. Dec. ! INS)
Cleared on treason charges 10y
Judge John " Clancy m federal
court IIclmui Lcinor Nazj party
associate of John Edward KcrlInp
before kcrlInC WAS arrested nr -
SabotcT sent here 10y submarine
from GclmanN. TO-DAY was nl..nel
an alien enemy
The evidence Wrloh ,nclIdcd
lcucr own statement hc had
known Of -Kcrhnc emmy INTO this
country and Tho iacr 'ha' be- was
working for fnr German co.oro-
mont was held insufficient by 80
court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
New Plane Propeller
Gives Faster Climb

NEW YORK, Dec. UNS)-
Development Of a new airplano
propeller was disclosed today by
the Wickwirc Spencer Steel Com
pany. which saw i'm II valuable
contribution 20 the air war against
the AXIS. The propeller now IS
gong into production.
Tho propeller. Of variable pitch
and fully automatic, will decrease
takc-off distances. produce faster
climb and cut down gasoline con
sumption. according 10 the com
pany announcement, which had
Government approval.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
Oakland Sheriff
Must Cut Staff
Time. stan Correspondent

PONTIAC. Dec l. Sheriff
Spencer {. Howarth Will decide IN
the next few days which Of his
- deputies will be laid off IN keep
inc with the Supervisors orders
that he reduce his force by -four
men by January t.
The supervisors recently Slashcd
the sheriff budget af,cf~cltv rcp-
rcscntatvcS protested paying for
thor police departments and the
s1rr department, ,fhr vhrr1ffA s
department now has hui y mon.
nmc Of whom arc required 10
handle prisoners and desk work
AZ The county Jail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
WAAC Officer at Custer

FORT CUSTER. Dec. l.. Third
Officer Anna Hyland OF the
WAACs has arrived here to make
preparations for the $50 WAAC
troopers during the next 4cw days
She is assigned as supply mess
and recreation officer Of tho
WAACs. Her home is in Boston
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
Soldiers in Hospital
Escape Jap Bdrrdqe

SIX Michigan soldiers were mon
toned by cables today as having
been patients IN a New Guinea
hospital when tho building was
bombed by tho JapS None was
seriously hurt
The victims were PVT John Car
roll. Jackson; Cpl. LOUIS Carpon-
tor, Bronson; PVT Frank Pop
CharIcyere,- Sc. Richard NiSncr
Grand Rapids PviS Fred James
and Raymond worst ri ti0tr-
water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
rtR>.cE UtA>r>c A>n Rlr,n>c

THE ORIGINAL CYANIDE Gas Co.. Vors
Aua9aafted Jt.vststF 1-lDrU.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
Funeral Directors

Fred G.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
1ts2 p JEFFERSON FlTZROY 2l7s-7g
SUTTON d sON
p47 MPt'I.L AVE TEMPE 2-5inn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01

Buy War savings stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-SaleSman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
Gard Of Thanks

rHE fan. q los' srersr. eao parse ..'.r
appreciation for nv many F'0crcsses s0'
tfruafries c4r.rE Their Been r01cr'.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
list RANtt

ROCK WOO blown n walls attrr saves fus
adds oomf1-, Ty. i-h5bu. Evcs EE SIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
Hu>rITNIS
IN>IIATInN

ST. MARY S-"Oidest Hospital In Michi
ear Information. Cadillac fftl. 1926
So Antoine DCurtn0f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
IDITRTISTNG nISPTAY
Alto 1nNNlRrLn MO -I\1nNIs

CARLSON ST dos Advertising e.sr.ats
T1ste-e I4t E-.sr street. Telephone
gkrtu.It afff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
rtN>tlRtNG

Al rLASTFEISG. latn.ug ceilings
arches ce.oreunl la-ge. suaN. reason
sh'e Temple 1850
CLAN plaster reEsirug ser..r. Cen.
f0gs cones Arches tes'fmattEF. Airing
ron 500.
ARCHES HsmutcUrl repairing spe-
riaHt frce estimates. Immediate ser,
iJr OtNe Zoo
BETTER piasJerfrE. repsru- Workman
shIr EHHr arfct. ESTIMATES VAL
prompt ser,l,e iafatc''r t22.
l.ATHfSG p.asfernC. repairs fsasunab.e
prompt insured service Ie0oS pSsI
PLNSTERtNG lafhin- no I.h i1. lat.5
or too small Trinity 2-0lt6
CONSULT tho e1ersrf Efa Estate Htt.
ires n the ric sunday Tunes Want 40
Sectlnn
RADIO RtrAIRING
HOME CHt'EfT --r 0'."or -rns.-s So
loaners fdes' H7Ussecep.rc shop TFw
ne I-rfar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
nIlnINn NLIINNII0N.

AL. KINDS cement rr.eK vrrk house
rssre posting ,reIalragl r" 2-'o5i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
RADIO Rtr,IRISG
rtt MIXING

SEWERS NC Oi4 crooks -cr'sref sure
way. days. n.shiS. Temple l-073l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
City 10 Purchase
45 Police Scout Cars

E4-a-F-er- Gn-++4c-l -tndaN- apIpInNcc
The expenditure OF $50 900 10 pur-
chase ~ nov police scout cars ~
replace worn and unsafe equip
mont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
On The recommendation Of DpN

on The recommendation Of DpW
Commissioner William VI Walker
Jr. ,ro f4nd, VIII bc transferred
from DpW appropriation for
trucks which Walker SAID he Is un-
able 20 buy The city mas proper
prout.cs 70 buy the police cars.
Walker said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
M,rrRl>>t> Rr>o,Artp. rikt >Fw
Mu>IC AID E>ttRrN>Mt>r

A DEFENSE agans' HIGH prices have
kcr.r'ta. isruN 1fHt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01

INSURE ~ home auto furniture ~
EAST uds thra Jim ssros. LIZ. O2l7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
- HELP WANTED -
Trade Schools-Male
MEN. LEARN WELDING

S6O-Arc or AcctVlCne- 500
CALL. WRITE OR PHONE TT i-s772
affs 90 River open r 81 '1. D.. ~
WHITFIELD .EiplNf SCHOOL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
rAINrING M pLCoRAIING

Al acct RATE atr ~'srar dcrarst0s
FAr0fr. r.'.r.sE.IL. vacant specials
Tt.t- -rss
Al PAPER tsrlne 50, ka.som,rinr and
painting. immediate service Temple
2 .U7-4
BENSON rs|r'r. and deearatias
f.Hr SANDING We IAN handle any si1s
f.n immediately Is I-S7f1
GEORGE BROTHERS. 1850
Interior lalu;re rIast.ffrg Ispsr1a~-i~t
tH.r sertrg N1''e references terms.
It'r- T.tfu.
WILL decorate sidewalk ceilings tpsUe'
$50
CONSULT mo ,7.ar.es Eea. Es'ate usf.
ugs BOO trs nIs sunday Times Want 40
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
rLI MnlNn. stMLR .tRAIoL

SINKS ,sarrr s.. -.ns-s cleaned e.o
'rDa tree pump service. TE-rt
l-1tl4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01

FURNACES. STOKFES ~ makes cleaned
and renamed. free Cs'wsfrs
AMERICAN AUTOMATIC HEATING co
st6S MACK PLAZA At32
RFcEMENTfNtt-~ hrcauAs ufw used fur
nateS. reliable. open evenings. sundays
Ntroldy IN 1sTTat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01

SIDING INSULATED Free estimate o.
Iesr Rack 1879 C'Hvetts. $50 rt-H
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
ApvEKrIsEMENr
Get Coal Now,
Public Warned
Pay for Ii After
Next September on
Special Storage Plan

Donald NJ. Nelson, War Produe,
ton Chief. and Harold l.. lckss
Fuel CO. ordinator, both have
warned Of the possibility Of heat
less homes next winter. unless
consumers stock up now.
We, Of the Detroit Coal Com.
PAny, are filling many bins now,
while the supply Of most grade,
and stzes-is still available. These
customers pay nothing until Sep
tember-then take their choice OF
cash or s or 9 monthly payments.
Phone today for complete infor.
nation. Townsend S-S503.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

Thomas ,. Johnson y, 1852 Cedar street
Joseph n Moczul 1903 Fifth street
Joseph X. Merritt. SIS Biddls svsnue.
Henry Z Zaleskl, i71f Sixth street.
raymdno T. Prush. 42i Clinton street.
Walter D. psrssch $50 Ntnewood avenue
Charles r. NelZief. $50 KINGS highWsy.
Calvin p. Nas1er 326 Kings highway.
'.Hr AZ Hsrven MI Union IA.
Lio. q. Noble. Gsrdner, Mass.
LOCAL BOARD 80
Fsu schwartz zos Fsrmont street
-T0ru t--- IT SIT f1irntFr v+rrr--
James o Lssry n 81. Auburn street.
Fred Rohoft al Richter street
EKs5d Balkan. rs southnsd road.
vincent pylsnski ~ Great Lakes Avenu'
Edward WrohieWskt 261sB outer Drive
Louis Decker lh7 Dwight street.
Raymond Harvey l22 Oak street
Edmund LsForesf ~ p Pleasant street
Joseph Dorchak, l425 Ann street
Richard Porter. 1920 West Lafayette
Milton fucker 2545 Taylor street
Richard Munson, 1918 Coolidge highway,
JleVeilyn Brown, 10 Hsltlner street
George Mihsiu. llS Great Lakes avenue.
Matthew Sobczyk $50 Lincoln street
Howard BoRdie a4SfN Monroe street.
Frank Chirilo 3an Genessee street
LLOYD Basin l0a Leroy street
sleWArt Hughts 10sa Coolidge highway,
FlerN B0urassV - Maple street.
Joseph Tors. iiaS Second street
kiff Hughes. AS66 Monroe street.
Flatid Sigler 1oi0 Coolidge highway.
Iapgdou Dettmcr a. OAK street.
Tell AdoltO. ls7 Burke street.
Harold Bahmussen -ll1 summit street.
Alex Boietsis. 80 - Charlotte street
Lawrence Ant0. a. W Josephine street.
John hzvsnik II p. cicotte street.
Edward OkonkoWski, 1858 seventh street.
stephen saniu, 1850 First street
Charles Hooking, so OAK street.
LOCAL BOARD 80. ~
Ralph Norev. p r. No. Milan.
N.Huafr f.4GhHNts f|N uIOIIf d.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

ACHE e. Howell. Garden city.
Homer p Conrad, Wayne
Ear j.. Cr0nk, Dearborn.
Milton q Ashenden, Garden CITY.
Kenneth " shIeis. Dearborn.
Arthur Mccarthy. Dearborn
No'and j Hubhs. Dearborn TAP
william RYAN. Dearborn
Charles Z Hosey, Beieyiie.
Henry OrrrrEuE Garden CITY
clifford v I'VE. Dearborn TYR
Harold g. Gauthief, Dearborn TYR.
Richard r, Sprigg WAYNE
William r. Weston WAYNE
Edward ] shieIs Dearborn.
Frank kaSi Dearborn.
Harold 5 Hubbard. Dearborn tyr.
Thomas NJ. Marker. Wayne
Charles n Rivers Garden CIV.
Theodore J Msrcheff, Dearborn.
RAYMOND A.. Gordon. Fl0iss
George " Drake. Wayne
Keith A. Milton Dearborn Tvr.
William Mas Wayne
Robert L Smith Jr. Plymouth.
Cvrii p Spencer lnkstef.
Arthur r Pho lnks'sr
Ozark =. Hess nearhCra Twr.
Thomas p. Toler fnkster
Donald { Numerical. Wayre
John r SChmieds Plymouth.
Donald q Schultz. 5NAvne
william X. Mayls. lnkser
+-aE4azn- Adams Dearborn.
Alfred n Hi. Wayre
Make " Hnema1. Wayne.
Harold = DeRosia WAYNE.
Hugh Peter Kennedy WAYNE.
Arthur A. Iursski WAYNE.
Arthur r, Lockwood, PN mouth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

William C. Annette 1It- Ctestr4t street.
Richard p. oa.ne lte LaHsd.e street.
Thomas - kazm-lrzk..- aG- tIreFa avenue
.Cyru' ! McCu.Ear goo clifford street.
FGEaf p stewart. ks Superior n0UtfvHrf
Erwin " FfusTdf. tuit SIKH street.
Clifton rs. Irvine 3as Spruce street.
Roy p WeGmsn. 2usf Eleventh street
william Murpht. Is Superior boulevard
Robert - N-P7r6,. SIS Central avenue.
Patrick r pFnczek ~ OAK street.
William j. Pecan. 3031 Van Als'N0e niyd
Donald q Hooper. Ni2 Eighth street
Jacob " stemhrdce 1898 Third street.
Arthur ksucheuhHcH fjh orange street.
John X. Move 33s Sycamore street
STANLEY =. prongoWsN Jf f'3 HArhauCh
Charles " Asmus 46b Film street
Frank A. Wiefeiak 1852 sixteenth street.
Vincent pard2insk 1867 Third street.
lohn r Gtt. 403s Fifth street
Nicholas s Putt $50 Sycamore street.
steven r, EedEedus tt17 Cors street.
Peter Aifsno, 1922 Third street
Leo j. Bednarek. 22sg Ninth street.
Jerome T, kiley 23S Fin street
Raymond y. Thomas t67 Riverhank.
Ice y. Loszewski. l743 Mckinley street.
Walter q Lehman ll04 Eureka avenue.
kalph /. Long e3S Maple street
Thomas J. Tourtss. 32A Biddle avenue.
Harry 4. Mitchell 2070 Firth street
Chester i PrzygoEk 3l36 Ninth street.
JACK y. Gould. 2i20 Fifth street
leon n. Geniac. 2l34 Bidfle avenue.
Remand Slsdewskt, ~ Miller street.
q " Bonrowskl. 2O25 Eleventh street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

Miss Salyini Of New York,
who won a miniature lamb
and a war bond for her speed.
She turned out 5GLaskinlamb
Aging suits for pilots and
bombardicrs in one day thus
setting a new output record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
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