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Evening star., 1942-07-10
DRaths
WHITE. EDDINA r. IN

WHITE. EDDINA c. On Thursday. July
3, 1912. at her residence. 35 Florida ave
NV, EDDINA C. WHITE, daughter of the
late George and Rose Gwynn, devoted
Gwynn wynn az and d. Mamie Madison and sister
are other relatives and many friends
After q pm: Friday friends may call at
her late residence.
Solemn high mass will be celebrated at
Holy Redeemer Catholic Church N. Y. and
j.: aVes NV. on Saturday July II, at
Arrangements by Mcclure.
WHITE, MARY C. Departed this life
Tuesday. July 7, 1912, at the residence of
her devoted son, 63 N St NV, after
lingering illness, MARY c. WHITE, wife
OF the late ,Abner White and loving mother
81 Mrs, Adele Dorsey, the Rev Mary E.
White, Mrs; Florence Willis, Abner White,
late Hattie B, Clements and ulysses L.
grandchildren. ten Observation-Disclosures and
q host OF other relatives and friends
Friends may call at her late residence
after noon Friday, July 10
Church In 1sth g. ,usd S. betWesn q and v SIS.
Friends invited. 1nterment Harmony Gene
terry. Arrangements by Mcclure. 10
WILSON, JOHN o. Suddenly. on We'd
nesday, July S, 1912, a. Casualty Hospital,
JOHN Q. WILSON. beloved husband OF
Miriam ] Wilson and father of John o.
Wilson, tr. Friends may. call at the Lee
funeral home, 4th, st; and Mass ave. ne,
Funeral services will be held at Fort
Myer CHAPEL at / 80 pm. Relatives and
friends invited Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery, 10
Evening star., 1942-07-10

B1 the Associated Press.
There just one present that
Senator George w. Norris would like
for his 81st birthday tomorrow-a
hand in drafting a peace treaty that
not only would take the Axis by
the horns but "cut 'em right off"
Aside from that hoped-for gift
which he believes he'll never get,
the Nebraska Independent, whose
80 years in Congress represent the
longest service of any member,
would like to forget that another
birthday has rolled around.
81 guess I'm a good deal like a
young woman about my age" he
confessed. I'm getting well along
in years now. There probably won't
be so very many more"
So Senator Norris planned to
spend the day like many another
comforting with colleagues, meeting
visitors, debating correspondence,
and even discussing his idea of
terms for "a peace that would last. "
The battling insurgent of more
than quarter Of a century ago
when he held an angry Senate in
session for two days and two nights
to help defeat President WILSON, S
request for authority to arm Ameri-
can merchant vessels against Ger
Evening star., 1942-07-10
Slayer Of Parents Sane;
Must Die in San Quentin
p-ths A.soe,.tId pyssa

Pv the Associated Press.
LOS. ANGELES, July 10.-Court-
ney F. Rogers. slim young church
organist, is sane, and must die for
numbering his father and mother.
Three prosecution alienists had
pronounced him sane: three defense
experts had termed him a dangerous
maniac
Judge Clement D. Nye pronounced
sentences on both counts yesterday
Immediately after the jury Of 10
women and two men had reteurned
its verdict that the youth was sane.
He did not set the date that Rogers
must die in San Quenin PRISONS
lethal chamber.
Rogers, "a, was convicted of
chloroforming his mother, Lilly, 46,
February 10, 1941, and Of asphyxi-
ating his father. Courtney c., 54.
by setting fire to their home October
Is, 1941
Evening star., 1942-07-10
1n Mrn1nrtant

BoxWELL, SAMUEL PEACHEY In
eeerioVinf eedve Tsmembrsnce 1s Of my dearly
BoxWELL. who entered into eternal rest
six years ago today, July 10. 1886.
Days of sadness still come over me.
Bitter tears so often flow;
Memories Keep you always near me,
Though you left six years ago.
DEVOTED WIFE, FRANCES BOWEL (.
our vile and motheT IRENE n BRohbNTcR Roo5snSTT &
Xh2 Yaas died six years ago Tf9R t9day; JnIy TO-
Mcdaniel, BIRL. In loving memory
Of our husband and father, BIRL Nc
DANIEL, who entered into eternal rest
hVe years ago today.
THE FAMILY
oDEN, RAYMOND E. In sad but loving
memory Of our dear husband and father
RAYMOND E. ODEN, who passed away
two years ago today, July 10. 1910.
Oh, how we miss the welcome footsteps
OF the one we loved so dear,
OFT we listen for his coming.
Feeling sure he is near.
Friends may think the wound is healed,
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND LOVED ONES >
STEPHENSON, PEARL 1. In loving
psmeTy Of 1pE deyeted wife and mother
one year ago today, July 10, 194l
Gone, but not forgotten
LOVING HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER. =
STORY, JOHN w. In memory of our
loving grandfather, JOHN w. STORY who
passed away two years ago, July 10, 1910,
How well we remember the day
When God took YOU away,
To live ip that beautiful home
Built by Jesus on high,
Where we never shall die.
There are days when We are sad
As memories bring you near, granddad'
Though you left us two years ago.
We did not want you to go
Because we loved you SO,
But God loved you, too,
And we know He is watching over you
HIS DEVOTED GRANDCHILDREN
TURNER. JESSIE CRAIG. In loving
memory of our mother, Mrs JESSIE
CRAIG TURNER, who departed this life
July 10, 1887.
Though death did come to claim our mother
And take her to heavenly home.
Somehow we feel that she is near
And is watching over her children.
OLIVE T. REYNOLDS, ELIZA T. FRAZIER
AND MAE r. TURNER.
Evening star., 1942-07-10
Z Young Britons
| Tried for Own
| Raid on France
ey the Associated Press.


LONDON, July 10.-Eagerness for
a fight and a desire to do more for
their country led two young British
soldiers, Sergt. Peter King, 27, and
Pvt. Thomas Cuthbertson, 10, to
make a private raid on occupied
France, they told an Aldershot
court-martial yesterday.
Members of -combatant
dental corps unit, they sent Prime
Minister Churchill a letter about
their project and then set out May
IN small motorboat
After a perilous trip, they landed
near Cherbourg about midnight and
were scaling a cliff when the Ger
mans heard them. Searchlights
sought them out. They had to flee.
But the fuel in the craft gave out
and they were adrift in the Channel
without food and with little water
for Is days until British destroyer
picked them up.
Their intention, they said, was Ito
Evening star., 1942-07-10
Rent Strike Of 200, 900
In Detroit Threatened
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, July 1O.-A rent strike"
by more than 100000 members of the
United Automobile Workers (CIO)
in the Detroit area would be started
If real estate interests succeed in
their present drive to raise rents
above the ceiling" Victor G. Reuther,
assistant co-ordinator of the unions
war policy division, has warned.
The statement was based on an
appeal from Detroit apartment land
lords to the Office of Price Admin
istration that they be permitted to
increase rents possibly S per cent
above the existing ceiling.
If the rents are raised, Mr.. Reuther
declared, "the UAW-CIO and its
local unions will be forced to act on
proposals of sections OF the member
ship that a rent strike be placed in
effect"
Mr.. Reuther asserted that private
realty interests are bitterly opposing
Government construction of houses
and, at the same time, are seeking
to profit by the dwelling scarcity.
Evening star., 1942-07-10
Valley Recalls RommeI '36Visit
To Study Jockson's Tactics

the scene OF Civil War battles, Il
an established fact, 1t was said here
today
Marshal Rommel. 1t was said
made a careful study OF most OF
the terrain covered by Gen. jack
sons infantry in the lower valley
campaigning and the first invasion
of Maryland. These movements
have been a standard subject among
professional military men in Amer
lea AMI abroad for three-quarters
of century. Gen. Rommel, who
used no alias while staying in
Charles Town, is remembered by
many residents.
Evening star., 1942-07-10

destroy enemy buildings and lines Of
communication and obtain useful
information"
To prepare for their adventure
they hardened themselves by Sleep
ing on beaches and in caves and
often going without food.
The court announced a decision
would be given later on charge of
absenting themselves without leave
and being in improper possession Of
army revolverS.
Evening star., 1942-07-10
E. S. Lorenz, Composer
Of Church Music, Dies
Ey the Associated Press.

e! the Associated Press
DAYTON, Ohio, July 10.-Edward
Simon Lorenz, S8, well-known COM
poser OF church music, died today.
DR.. Lorenz was known throughout
the world for his inspiring hymns
Tell 1t to Jesus Alone" Joy
Cometh in the Morning, The Name
of Jesus Is So Sweet" and Thou
Thinkest, Lord of Me-
Evening star., 1942-07-10
Special Dispatch to The Star.


MARTINSBURG, w. Va, July
10.-Field Marshal Gen. Erwin Rom
mel spent several months in 1886
in this vicinity studying tactics en-
ployed by Gen. "Stonewall'' jackson
Of the Confederate Army and ap-
parently has applied these tactics
to current Libyan and Egyptian
tank battles, it is believed here.
That the noted German COM
mander, then a minor German
Army officer, made his headquar-
ters at a hotel in Charles Town
while conducting military studies on
Evening star., 1942-07-10
cause Of War Production Board

Ca uoc VI W." IIOQuStAoi oOoA ~
orders.
Must Demonstrate Fitness.
Mr.. Reed emphasized that the aid
program should not be extended
promiscuously but should be made
available only to those concerns that
can demonstrate a desire and fit
ness to keep alive during the war.
Concerns which ARE clearly and
demonstrably incompetent as a
peacetime operation" and do not
require financial aid should not re-
ceive it, he told the committee.
Based on normal business VOL
ume of $4000,000, 900 annually and
fixed charges averaging per cent
OF the annual business. Mr. Reed
estimated the cost of the program
at $200,000,000.
Evening star., 1942-07-10
Twice-Burninq Coal CIuimed

A Londonderry (Eire) man claims
to have invented a substitute for
coal which costs much less and can
be burned more than once because
the cinder gives more heat than the
original combustible.
Evening star., 1942-07-10
Anurtltttn

BACHRACH, HARRY. The unveiling Of
the memorial for the late HARRY BACH
EACH, husband of Bessie Bachrach and
father of Esther, Morton and Florence
Bachrach, will take place on Sunday. July
IL. 1a42. at pm, at the Ohev Sholom
Cemetery, Anacostia, D. c. Relatives and
Evening star., 1942-07-10

A diller dollar; the Nazis will
hoiler-if the dollar goes for War
stamps.
Evening star., 1942-07-10
Shotquns for VPF

RICHMOND, Va, July 10 P-
The 5000 men of the Virginia Pro-
tective Force, heretofore armed with
rifles, will now carry shotguns, Adjt.
Gen. S. Gardner Waller announced
yesterday, and each of the forces
Al companies will be equipped with
three submachine guns.
Evening star., 1942-07-10

War bonds are the premiums on
the insurance Of national liberty.
Don't let the policy lapse.
Evening star., 1942-07-10

special meeting of PRINTING
Pressmen's Union, No. /, or
Saturday, July II. 1912, al
1890 am. at 1908 K st. NV,
for the purpose of attending
the funeral of our late brother,
JOHN T. DUNLAP.
LOUIS A. LOPEZ.
Evening star., 1942-07-10
HARRY C. WEBB. Secretary.

HARRY c. WEBB, Secretary.
EDWARDS, HENRY T. Entered into
eternal rest on TussdMay; July zr,,u q .pSS 124S
husband Of the late Hariett Edwards, ioV-
ing son of Mrs. Elizabeth Edwards, anI
Mrs. Minnie Gross. Mrs Cora Bumbray
Richard. Luther, Taylor and Smoot Ed
survive. Remains resting at the funeral
home of John T. Rhines & Co, Bird and
from rHnsbsl s6s john sftnFdsy 5ys ny / c. uRsF
homs sTd apd Eye Sts sw Rev e
Church. S1.''a Va. 0Ine'A''"S' "'e'AsH' rains
wsdassday' july $; is4& NEf4IE 5$sa$l, < Ep; 5
and mother Of c. Milton Edwards.
servises sao, at ths Hines Sn CO s.gTdgs f9nsps
National Cemetery. 10
EDWARDS, NETTIE A, oa1ggers and and
Dewey Naval Auxiliary, No;
q !. NJ !. {. 4;
TIE A. ED"AFHi MsRY f aAGAN. President.
KATHERINE HUHN. Secretary,
EUBANK. HARRY G., JR. On Wednes-
day, July 8, 1912; HARRY y g. 5rv E9bAskdi I'd
S;ladys Eubank and brother of Mrs. Edith
Burton and John L Eubank. ~, ..,
Funeral from the w. w Deal Iuneral
July 10, at 3 pm. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery Funeral private 10
EVANS, LILLIAN J. SYDNoR. De-
oarted this life Friday, July 10, l942, at
bc30 am, at her residence 1914 Morris
I'd. Sc, LILLIAN j. sYDNOR EVANS, be-
ioyed wife of Deacon John w. Evans, de-
voted mother of Wilhelmina L Johnson;
Etheline E.. Pratt, Alfred L. Evans and
Doris E. Talbert; She also leaves 10 mourn
their loss one brother, three sisters and
two grandchildren.
Notice of funeral later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23

are Fanchon Duo and Trudy.
talented handbalancing act which
won patrons applause last week.
Edwina Fanchon climaxes the turn
with several song selections.
The Pearl Magiey line of dancing
beauties continue. as do comedy
yiolinst AL Tucker and Irving
Lewis orchestra.
HAYMARKET - The Mcleod
Family, whose Scotch humor is
the real Mccoy since mother,
father and the three boys all were
born in Inverness, Scotland. re-
main for another week at Carl
Oglesbee's club. They sing, dance.
play musical instruments and
iwind-up in a Scotch bagpipe finale,
wearing kits made up of their own
Mcleod clan plaid.
Bass ambassador OF song
Wally Johl presents newcomers
Jan Latin. hadbalancer, and Itonia
Bradley. contortionist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23
Film Time Clock !.

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UNITED ARTIsIs-"we Were Dane
Central Murder" II IS a. m. 2 80. 5:45.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23
Night Clubs Announce
NeW Opening Shows
BY WALTER STEVENSON

cert dates. made numerous record
ingS and while here Will broadcast
frequently over a local radio sta
ton
Waller is making the turnstileS
click IN this his third successful
week Of an engagement which
shortly will be terminated in order
that he fulfill film commitments
on the coast.
FRONTIER RANCH - Mora
"Wacky' Kaye, petite swingstress
and a favorlte entertainer around
town Is teamed with Walter
Powelis equally wacky musical
group in the nightly fun shows
here. In addition 10 straight swing
shouting tunes. Mora offers swing
parodieS on such tunes as Alice
Blue Gown" and others.
Powell's boys are SIapstick come
dams who present a complete one
hour revue in which they feature
their puppet show, ovelty
Kitchen" instruments and water
gags. They also take time 10 play
dance music.
TROCADERO-A combination
of comedy, singing and dancing is
1.-THE forte of versatile Al Stevens
who opened last night as master
of ceremonies and new show head
liner.
Among hold-overs that Steven,
introduces in the supporting lineuI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23

SEN LEE. Chinese interpreta-
tive dancer, has been held over for
a second week TO head the floor
show at Club Casanova. During
her three-year career, Miss Lee
has appeared at several top night
spots i'm New York-F'orbidden
CITY. the Colisemo and Leon and
Eddie's. She does interpretations
of the poetry Of China in dance
movements which she learned IN
the temples of Indo-China, the land
of her birth.
Two numbers OF her repertoire
are especially interesting. They are
."Dance of the Golden Chains. "
which represents China's awaken
ing, and China Takes Up the
Sword" a dance-story of that
nations fight for victory
Nichols and Haley join the revue
this week, executing musical
comedy dance steps seasoned with
fun, and 1.-THE Ruth Jordan
demonstrates acrobatic and char
lacter dance routineS.
The revue is under the direction
of songStreSs Jessica GarWood, and
music is by Paul Nelson's or
! chestra.
SAN DIEGO-The Deep River
Boys, well-known radio quartet,
moved in last night TO join Fats
Waller and his orchestra in pre-
tsenting one of the best musical
lrevueS ever offered at this spot.
This Sepia foursome are as
famed for their harmony rendi-
ons of Spirituals and folk-song
as Waller is for his swing-piano
technique. They have played con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23


Cedar Point is a beautiful
wooded peninsula on the
western end Of Lake Erie aud
features the finest bathing
beach in this part of the
country. Three hours and forty
five minutes stopover allow
you plenty Of time to enjoy a
swim in the cool waters of
Lake Erie (private locker room
with towel costs only a quar-
teri then dress and take in
some Of the many rides and attrae-
tions in the modern amusement park
at Cedar Point. Use the coupon be-
low to obtain e. the cut rate fare.
Coupons wiki appear in our ad in The
Detroit Times every Sunday, Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23

a b We Cliff
ford street.
Not tn a (
I h a is I'M
u S u a !. but
then a man
mildred de-
scribes him
as "a b 1T
AZ ( g e {
tall. with long
arms and a
straw hat and
a voice that
came up from
the bottoms
OF his feet")
spoke up.
ar nA..N L.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23
Papa Meniou

ADOLPHE MENJOU, popular
character actor, pays the role OF
the hsroine's father in "Syncopa-
ton. Bonita Granville and Jackie
Cooper share stellar honorS with
Memoir.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23
HITTING THE ROAD

The recent series of revues and
the curtailment OF railway trans
portation for large sets and pro-
duction numbers makes Sophie be-
lieve that vaudeville is coming
back. with the horse.
'Headliners won't be just
movie marquee names any more.
It's the end Of a cycle and
nobOdy's going 10 be more sur
prised than Tucker when she
finds herself on regular two
s-day Temple bill shortly"
Sophie has decided 10 tell all
publishing her memoirs Of the
past 80 years under the title OF
The Last OF the Red Hot MamaS. d
with an asbestos cover.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23
Army, Navy Relief

Results totaled to date Indicate
that motion picture theaterS of
Detroit and Michigan raised $685.
300 for Army and Navy Relief in
The recent collections taken in the
several hundred theaters in this
ktate. This announcement comes
today from J. O. Brooks of But
trrfiedl Theaters. chairman Of the
committee for the drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23
ANNIVERSARY MOONLIGHT

When the Steamer Putin
Bay puts out Saturday night. she
will be making her tenth ami
.versary Showboat oonlig h I
Cruise. During the past 10 years
Capt. John ~. Peterson has piloted
every Saturday night cruise. APP
.proximately 1900 miles of moon
lighting, or knots 10 you.
As usual, there will be com
plete show. with Lowry Clark and
his orchestra furnishing the dance
music. Lowry is the fiftieth
orchestra TO play for these Satur-
day night SallingS. originated by
Oliver $. Dustin, the head of the
line who Is perhaps better known
as the mayor of the Detroit
River
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23
SHE'S BEEN AROUND

Il don't like 60 call n spade
by any other name. ~ when
they asked 10 tell about my
life told the publisher, Re
member. brother. I've lived"
Following her current engage
ment here, which opened last
night, Shs plans two weeks in
Cincinnati, TWO IN Montreal and a
weeks rest in Hollywood before
she opens in San Francisco.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23
Jack Pickering
Here
:. Now

Mildred Fitz Patrick tells us
that she saw a woman turn her
ankle on Woodward avenue just
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23
Sophie Back
In Tovn at
.BOWery
BY CHARLES GENTRY

PUT ON your best bio and
Tucker will show you. that the
Last of the Red Hot Mamas"
still has more life than those who
haven't started TO reach 40.
Yes. the ageless Sophie is back
in town as tanned, tough and
terrific as ever. this time to give
customers at the Bowery Cafe an
earful of her new songs.
She has just closed in the revue.
High Kickers," in Chicago after
10 months on Broadway. This is
her first late spot date in IL
months. and after a three-day
rest she's feeling filter than ever.
During the show on Broadway
she was given a special assign
ment by Lady Hardwicke, who
has charge of the entertainment
of visiting English and Canadian
fliers. Besides appearing several
times at the Stage Door Canteen,
Sophie's job was 10 date" any
where from 50 10 100 of these
chaps each night and 10 take them
anywhere they wanted 10 go.
NEW TOUR OF n. Y.
woman and girl for so
years, thought knew New
York, but the places I went with
the Raj. the RCAF and with
the Royal Navy really showed
me something.
II had a wonderful time. even
though I never got home before
4 I'm the morning. found places
that aren't even on the map. In
fact, that's how I got the idea
for one Of my new songs, If He's
Good Enough TO Fight for His
Country, He Shouldn't Have to
Fight for His Love
Zone Of the nice things about
getting TO be my age II that I
can say anything l please. I've
got my strength and my set of
pipes have 40 much steam I'm
even starting TO sing all over
again"
Evening star., 1942-08-26
Candidate Denies Funds
Come From City Workers
b the Associated Press.

~ bnC AB60ClRtSu FIES1.
CUMBERLAND, Md, Aug. 26.-
State. Senator Robert B. Kimble
yesterday termed Police :, and Fire
Commissioner Orr'ss statement that
members Of the police and fire de-
partments were soliciting q CAM
paign fund for him as IAN absolute
untruth and a complete misrepre-
sentation Of facts"
"As matter of fact" Mr.. Kimble
said, several members Of the de-
partnents have come to me and
stated they knew needed financial
backing and they further knew that
I had been unemployed for several
months until recently, and because
/ had been fair to them they want
ed to be fair to me and help me
II they could.
"As far as my so-called campaign
fund is concerned, can frankly
say I have already borrowed $3.50
for my campaign and will gladly
permit Commissioner Orr to see the
transaction as evidence II he Is in
terested IN knowing where my CAM
paign expenses come from.
Commissioner Orr told the City
Council he had been informed that
the police and fire department en-
ployes were being asked to contrib
ute $40 each, and in return Mr..
Kimble would seek to have their
salaries raised from $145 to SITS
monthly through an act Of the Leg
islature. He Is seeking renomina.
ton on the Republican ticket.