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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03

EREEDOM liberty is not an
l. idea. It's an instinct.
An infant SquallS-ttS head of
when YOU hamper IFS freedom.
The one thing that anything
that has life IN it VIII fight for
u Us freedom of motion.
The Germans. the Italians
and the Russians nave sub
mlttcd To slavery only because
they have been promised by
their "Mc>siahS larger free
dom IN the sweet by-and-by.
of course.
That's just paving the way
TO recommend TO you book YOU
must have for these days when
the instinct for liberty fights
for lis life against a wall II
is entitled "A Treasury Of
DemOcracy" edited by Norman
Cousins CCoWard-McCann). II
tells US what has been said
about freedom through the CEN
turlcS.
Mr.. COUSINS has done
vi good iob from Homer 10
Preside Roosevelt There are
hundreds OF quotations that YOU
can ponder over for hours,
others that viii cleCtrify YOU.
Nearly all Of them VIII stimuli
late you and give YOU a solid
foundation for your belief in
our free democracy.
Here arc some excerpts that
I would like 70 frame on my
wall Is notices:
William Goodwin G756-1S36)
uttered this eternal truth.
Surprising that we should
even he obliged Ia take demOc-
racN with all tho disadvantages.
that were ever annexed To IL and
that no remedy could he dis
covered for any Of It's defects, II
would he still greatly preferable
10 the exclusive system Of other
forms"
HENRY WARD BEECHER
IL '1S13-1SS0 condensed the
American idea As II had never
been condensed before:
The real democratic Ameri-
can idea is not that every man
shall be on n level with every
other. hut that every one shall
have liberty without hindrance.
10 be made what God made
him"
Was Daniel Webster looking
with his mind $ eye At 1912 when
he sad 700 years ago?
THE last hopes Of mankind
rest with us: and, il IL should
he proclaimed that our example
had become an argument against
the experiment, the knell Of
popular liberty would he sounded
throughout the earth"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
buy a Bomber
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY
Feb. 3, 1917

Raj bombcrs attack an Italian
a.rdrome AT Tripoli and destroy
even planes.
Combined Greek and British
submarines intensity their cam
paign on Italian shipping in the
Adriaiic, seven ships fall prey
10 their torDodOpS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Buy a Bomber
25 YEARS AGO TO-DAY
Feb. ,, 1917

President Wilson breaks diplo-
matte relations with Germany
because of their new submarine
threat TO our shipping; recalls
our ambassador from Berlin.
American steamer HouSatonic
is reported sunk by a German
U-boat near thu Irish coast.
News StirS Washington,
Fedora agents seize all Ger
man ships in our ports.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03

BAERlNG DOWN ON The NEWS:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03

WIG vi lIlc iIibN ~ 'l bNl'l''l, anu
many of her eo-WorkerS are the
ladies Of the picture colony of
Hollywood. though il is not at
all the intention of limiting it
10 them.
The organization has the full
cooperation Of tho navy which
provides space for Bundles
al the Los Angeles ports. There
is ono Canteen AT San Pedro.
one al West Basin and one Al
Long Beach. Others are TO he
opened As the situation requires.
The ladies Of Bundles 60
10 work in uniform al $40 p II,
and are on duty until ? a. m.
Later the hours are TO be eN-
tended 10 from 6 p. m 10 6 a.
m. The uniform. which was
approved by the navy depart
mcnt. is a neat blue wool suit.
The Bundles work e i,S-are
classed as storckeeperS and their
insignia is an eagle and two keys
on red cross. after 80 hours
Of work a member is entitled 10
red stripe with white stripe
for l30 hours and a blue stripe
for 80 hours.
one OF the leaders in tho
movement is Louclla Parsons
the famous Hollywood column
list. whose energy Is the wonder
of her friends, She does her
regular turn of duty in the can
teens between knocking out her
columns and attending the nu-
merouS- other chores. She IS
intensely Interested in Bundles
and any time "LOllY' Is inter-
eSted in anything YOU can bet
il Will moi fail for lack Of attcn-
ton and industry.
OTHER ladies who are taking
" active part in Bundles
are Kay Francis, Mrs Harry
Brand. Mrs. Brian Donlcvy
Mrs Milton Brcn. Mrs. Ernest
Lubitsch. Mrs. Jack Warner
Margaret Lindsay and Mrs
Ruby de Remer Throop They
all work in the cantcenS on reg
ular assignment. The Organiza-
ton has headquarters on Sun
set boulevard IN Hollywood from
which the movement Is directed.
especially with reference 10
getting subscribers.
II costs a subscriber $40 per
month or $40 per year, the
money going toward the pur-
chase of supplies for the can
teens. Many business mon are
donating coffee and other NOR
ChandSe necessary 10 the opera
ton Of the Cantccn>. and II
looks AS if Bundles is going 10
he one Of tho most important
organizations in It's field Of this
year.
Copyright 1872 MS Kins Features
Distributed nv International News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
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Subscription rates On advance nv mai
In any place 10 the United states. Canada
mr. Mexico.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
YpEIOW ~ I'IsV/ypr
BY NRTHUR "BVGS" BAER

was in Italy IN 1855 and even then Bcnlto was car
for oblivion. l ought 10 know for every night my c
reported TO the Gestapo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03

II was when an oily and menacing border official as
about my passport, Whom shall notify IN case Of a
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04
Die weltberuehmte
St. Benedict Wund-Saibe

Erprobtes Heilmittel gegen ale Arten Won
alien und frischen Wunden, Geschwueren,
GeWaechsen Bisswunden, Karbunkelp usw
schicken. - keine Stamps. so Cents die
Schachtel bel: j. l.. STAAB, l72O9 Valley
view Avenue. Cleveland. Ohio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04

view Avenue, Cleveland. Ohio.
Nod ser gelu0bnlidcn Nllsleauma
beoentct ooS lueibe Nob GbriitlS nno
Selien Sicg iiber ole &elt; SOS rote
HoB ipmboliliert Sen &rica oos
ldlpor3c ocu Slnoer nno oos folbe
Ecltllcn5.
Sanu nno $50 mo ,pie oos allpa
in GrIiilllme oeaoneen lit, iest nno
'poter in @riiiIlnng aeben piro, Dos
bleibt ocm olllncilcn Henfer scr Welt
nno ser Menid)beit norbcbolten.
&riea Sunoer nno Eeltilell5 boben
int erlten &rica hic Nenid)beit beim.
aellht. Sn oiciem erlten oroben
Wcltfrieac iino runo 100000 Men-
'dcn pcltortiaen &ronfbciten erleoen.
VefolntIid) hottcu. nod oiecn, &ricae
oHh in lmlerm 2onbe peitortiee
&ronfbciten Soulenoc hiu9eroiit.
Slll 9cAcnlnGrtiaen &rie9e lino be-
retS Ntillloncn Mcnldcu oireft bnrb
ocn &rie9, burh Sl1neer nno Yeiti-
lcI5 lnlgcfonlmem.
- q. q, Nla.
IS 1T nid)t rotlam, nm bielc 9eit
3enentorbciten im fSreien porjtneb.
men, bis sic 1Sroltaelobr poriiber lit.
Menn Sbr Stol porn1 lit ,uo Die
@cfabr oes NrIcrens alseel6lol1en
lit, fonneu Sic Gcporotnren ON Sc.
mentfuBbpbcu pornebn,eu. Sicr fon.
ncn Sic ollh Sen Goncrete nit S6ee.
lponen .niIhen, noem Sic / 9eil
3ement, 3 bis A Seilc Sono nno
ebenlo picle Seile SG9eip0uc beimis
lden. Sci GrriMtuna elmer 8ono ons
Goncretc, sic nos &oner uno ole
,Se,thtiefeit obbolteu lou, biirien fei-
ne Sogeipdne beieennilht ,peroen, oa
oielelben oos 3aiier ourdloiien.
9ein Dtild)cn BON Concrete lit es
miNtig, ale Seile ariinoIid 5u mi.
idcn ebc mon @oiier bin5ufiiat.
- s. &., y. ..
@enn Sic e,cn' Tohmonn iro9en,
Wcr 5uerlt sic Hooiowe0en eutoedt
bot, 10 miro er Sbnen 'o9eu: ser oe,t.
lde Erofeilor Sers, DER I'M Sabre
1887 lit Ieinenn Soborotorilm Sen er-
lten &ooioopporot bonte. 0esbolb bel.
BEN Mnd) 1T @elebrtenfreiien oieie
Neaen sic !Serelhen 9Selteu. Seit
ienem Nu9elblif boben cine Heibe ee-
lebrter Monner, belonocrs o,td) Nlne.
ritoner, an Ser @ntWidlung bes 8a-
oio 9corbeitet. Gou ollen lit es Mar-
conf, tuelber bie @riinoune proftii6
,no popular acltoltet bot 9ieic Hn-
oioiuellen ,peroen bmr6 Die Shidt
iraenoeines 9eiters iuieber dl,ritfee-
trorfen. Sic reiiea nm sic @r6c nno
iideru ,nr lonalom iu beu &anm,
,peil lie bon elmer leitenoen Sd)i6t
Ser obern 9ltmolpbore obprollen.
9urd ibre Gernlittelsua fonnen mir
Nohri6ten o,tS elmer tpohe tpeit iiber
oen 8erei6 oes bofiten 8oIlons nno
scr Sln95cl,ae befonnten.
9ic &opelle bes 9nrnsoompfers
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04

Sic &opeae bes 2urmsoompfers
uNormanoie', ser. oneeublidlid fir
&rie9s5luede un'9ebout miro, ion in
ieiner misunderstanding erbolten
bleiben Sic &opellc lit cine Gepro-
ouftiou elmer iriib5eitli6eu hriitli6en
&opclle, nit IA berrlidcn &reualpeg-
1totionen on ben ihlpor5en Wormor-
,pInoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04

lin ii6er alt iein, boB oieies SAB
rein lit, reini9e ,iron es griinolib.
Mon fiiue bas ssaB nit Gegelnpoier
lno riibre &Ieie (Bran) binein
Na6bcm oieie Miidung in @Gruns
geroten, gicbe mon olles ob ano lpiile
nit 4beibem ,mo Damn NIT foIteln
Wolicr eriinoli6 aus 6at bos fSob
efnen @ol5aeidmod, 10 fiiat man Sos=
lelbe nit &olflpaiier, uno einem flei
nen 3uioe bon Eottaibc, et,pa 20
@ramm' a,f einen elmer @oiier, lGBt
oiele Miid,mg eine &ohe oorin nno,
ipdlbt Damn nit reinem gHoIler bos
Jnb 9riinoli6 ons.
SsScOes iSob ioGte Dor Sem @ebrouh
ons9eidWcfclt iperoeu. 0obci fam
man folgenoerlpeiic periobren: Mon
gebrald)t oo5u cine ShmcicIfer5c
(Sulpbur @onole), sic man on be-
item o,,f' eineu Stein= ooer 3enentbo-
oen itcllt nno an5iinoet. Nuf bcioc
Seiten ser ml9e5iinoeten 8er5c Ie9t
man eilten 8odlteir N,m lcet man
oos Sob nit oem Spunolod nod
ln,tel,, oa,f oie brenuenoe Serge, loooG
oiclclbc inS Sob bineinroot: Gon
ldBt oas tSoB 10 lie9en, bis Die gauge
S6mefclfer5e perbronnt lit. 9oroui
orcDt man oas sSo6 lnlt ,mo perldliebt
es hnftoid)t nit ciucm Sort, ,poro,,f
man eS etIide Gage 10 lieeen lo6t.
- u. g, IIa. -
@Ioierne @eeenltolbc iimo oft
ldlper at reinigen. Gincn outen
@loStitt fam man berltelleu hurd)
aleidteili9e Mildlng bon Spirit1s,
@liig ,lno @elotiue. Die Milhung
miro 5u eilent bidlihcn 3rei onIoc
fod)t, luelher bel Ser nod)lten Ser
peno'ng MIR iuieoer onieetuormt 81,
iperhen bran6t. .
sssn ieber @iienbanolung fonnen
Sic ebelrfaas einen guten @ldsfitt
foufcn
- s. g., Mb. -
Sbre,n 8l,nlfbe entiprehenb aeben
ipir Sbnen no6ltebeno sic &eobing
Nnniper}aries in enalil6er -Sprohe:
First, Cotton; Second, Paper;
Third, Leather; Fourth, Fruit
and Flowers; Fifth, Wooden;
Sixth, Sugar; Seventh, Woolen;
Eighth, India Rubber; Ninth,
Willow; Tenth, Tin; Eleventh,
Steel; Twelfth, Silk and Fine
Linen; Thirteenth, Lace; Four
teenth, Ivory; Fifteenth, Crystal; );
Twentieth, China; Twenty fifth,
Silver; !Thirtieth, Pearl; Forty
ieth, Ruby; Fiftieth, Golden;
Seventy-fifth, Diamond.
- g.. st., g.. 5. -
Sur furaiidtieer 6ouatisnus mnb
iibelaneebrobter Yatriotisrus fonn
Die llnteroriid,'ng elmer Spro6e BE-
| fiirnorten.' Sprobfenntniiie lino ei=
ne &rieestpoffe Iotpobl fiir ben Nn=
sriff ols audi fit oie Gerteioielme.
go borniert iinb ,nlere @eener nidt.
Sn 0eutih1ono umo in >Ssopon miro
iebt fleiBieer sic @rlernun9 Ser eng
liiden Spra6e betrieben, oils je. Bie
piele tauIeno SSoponer BADEN in oen
lekten Sobr3ebnten unIere bobern
Sdulen ,bei,rdt. 8isbcr bobeu MIR
adt unlerer: llniperiitaten SSsoponild
aelehrt: Columbia. California. -6are
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04

3ur5eit glbt es, ipie Die ,9teips1pecf
erfl1rt, .in Sen Ser. Staaten MIR &;
9ibtiopaner, Die Soponiib ols Spro
DIE 10 beberrlden, bob iie es lebrel
fonnen. S0ton lit iebt enolih bornn
S6uellfllric, por olle,n liir Die Nto
rinc, eiM5lrihtcn.
- q. H., Soma -
9ie Soffnlng ncrlicren ooer a,
elmer Sohe pcr5meiieln lit lpehe>
hriitIib nod nlonnlid. @elpiB lit oil
ge9enlp1rtioe Meltlooe per,porrcn
ldcinbor - n,enidlid aeiprohen -
lucntpirrbor, ober es bot III ser @e
I6idte ser Mcnlhbcit i6on Gbnlih,
nno ihlinmcre 3citen acgeben nni
- ser alte &ott lebt nod. Sic oott
lihe Gorlcbl1n9 bot Mittcl ,lno @c9c
sic nns perbor9en uno oft tpunberbnl
fins.
Ser erobe fotbcIiihc 9ibter s. "
Weber bot iu leincm 1,nlterblidcl
Sang bon uIrei5ebnlinoen' bies +,
berrlih mo 5l,trcfieno ous0coriift
Storfc, Sic lib Sreibcr oiinfcn
@eroeu oo6 nmr ielbit aetricben,
Seer9erGte eines St0rfcrn,
0ie, eebro',dt, perbronNt 5eritiez
ben.
SrGrfrc lt0bt Ser 1SuB oes StGrfz
item,
llno ole St0rfftcn liuo @eld)irre
@ines, Ser, oh alien ipoltenO
lleberldont ons @clt0c,pirre;
@ines, Scr in ebrnen SGnoen
Salt sic &o9e, Hcdt 5u mdgelL
Ger Die ;}eptcr fnidt mie &uteu
llno ,pic Strob bos Shlpert Der
0eeen.
N1 sic Gielen linb nur ;3,peroe,
sn sic 0crr1 nur ornlc &uehte!
Sb, tic 9leid) bcn tSrepel ,pollen,
6oroern miiileu lie bos Hedte;
9ieneu miilleu iie ser SrSmma
90 iic eleid bos &iiitc treibe,,
9enn lniterbli6 lit oos @'1te 80
limo ser Sica nut6 @ottes bleibcn
- s. z, =. =
lleber sic 0cut,1ng Ser bier apo
folpptiiden Setter, beionbers berel
9(nmenhmna ouf bic bei'tiae &eltlaa'
foun a,N ser aelebrtelte Sdrii itous
leger Sbnen niht5 8eitinntcs laaen
9ie bier opofolpptiihen Setter iin>
lclbitueritonoIib biloli6 5u perlteben
Yballtoliepoac &iinl1ler baben lie per
ibieoentlib ooraelteut.
9ie bl. Shrift eibt Sen Sert iibel
sic bier opofolpptilden Setter MORT
ii6 alio: limo ih iob, ,mo iiebe, Ell
speibes Sob, uub Der horouf iab, batte
einen 8oeen, 1mo es iporo ibm eint
&rone eeaebeu, uno iin9eno 5o9 ct
aus, nm al iieaen.'
Limo ols es oos aipeite SieaeI off
nete, borte ih bos aipeite lebenoe sc
len ioeen: &enm uno iieb!"
limo es 5og ais ein anoereS g3of
ieuerrot, nno oem, oer ooro'lf lob
marc eeeebeu, Sen sSrieoen bon De,
@roe 5u nebmeu, mo BOB mou lid
einanoer totete, 1no es ,poro ibm cir
ercBes shmert ee9eben.'
Limo ols es hos brittle SieQel oif
nete, borte i6 Sos 0ritte lebenoe Sc
len iogeu: &enm uno iieb! llnb iiebe
elm i6por5es HoB, uno ser ooran
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04
Mitfmed, ben 4. Tsbraar 1912
HuSkur1ft
: Mrs. T. s., ..

-.-.~
&as einern BON eldubiaem Serae,
fpn,nenoem @ebete bic erGBte &raf
glbt ons lit oas ieite @ottpcrtrauen
Das 8elpl,btiein ser eigenen ,llenl6
liben Shpdde l,no Sililoiigfeit uni
bas beniitiee Mnerfeune,1 ser eigellel
ltniuiroi9feit nluE begleitet lein pol
eineln ,nbegren5teu Gertro,,en ouf oil
ollnldhtiee Silfe @ottes. Die gott
beenaoete Sunefrm 5bcrele Neuno,l
bon &onnersre,,tb bot eilllnol einen
Nihtfatbolifen erfldrt, baB bos Sc
bet nieler Mteni6en nus oem @rluot
niht erbort miro, ,ueil Tie niht @ott
bertral1et aenuo boben., Sbre eiaenel
&orte ,uareu: ,,Die Meni6en oenfel
al tpenis al sic 0taht @ottes nui
s,t biel al ibre eieene Modt." 0e1
Stol5en mioerltcbt @ott, benz 3elnii
ti9en aibt ct leiuc @naoc ger ali,
-@ott. pertrout, ser bot mf icitel
@rllno gebont.
49, &erid)iebemem Qe1erm
Menn Npielmo1t ooer &ein iet
nod triib lit, 10 lpor ipobrl6einli6 bos
SaB> nidt rein genllg. I'm cine &lo
r,,ng berbci3ufiibren fann man on
ber'diebene 8eile periobren. 1Sii,
ni6t berbc 9Seine, &eiBmeine unb oit
meiiten Sbit,peine, sic menig Serb
itoffe entbolten, lit bos, bette Sbo
nluesluittel Souienbloie (sscine
@lass). Man llimnlt bopon ein Biz
anoertbolb @rmum ouf 25 @ollonen
Sir berbe, aerbltoffreibcre @eine
pie Hotpeinc, lit bos bette Sdo
n1noSluittel @clotiue ober ein Iebl
beller 2eim, ooer bos NciBe boz
@iern. Nuf 25 @ollonen eeniigen S
bis 12 @ronm @elotine ooer 2eim
ooer oos &ciBe bon 1 biz 2 @iern
@llo' fit &eib- nuo Sblttpeine (ap
felnolD Saitienblale (scing @lass)
fir &ot= nno berb6ereitete SbItipeine
@elatine obcr -@ier; fir 9rudbtloft
neine: bas @ciBe bon @iern. Nto,
6arf sic &lir,lnesmittcI ni6t erboben
6eun aue bieie &lGrlln9sluittel eut
aieben Dem 8ein cine eleid erobt
Menee @erbltoff une benebmen oen
@eiu ben @cldnod.
: @i6tie lit aud sic Nrt 1tno @eils
tpie man fldrt. ,
.~ SoH Ser 8ein aefl6rt iperoen, il
miro d,r 9(uinobme oer nit @ein Der:
riibrten &lGrun9s9allerte cine entlpre:
den6e Menee Nein ms ben sSoiie
eemonllnen, oofiir >bos- ShSuunes,nit
tel 5useiett ,1nb nit eilem Stode obe,
eine,n reinen 8eien fraitie ,no oll
balteno NIT be,n @ein i'm sSalle ners
riibrt, bis Der SAatal al,m Spuno
LODI berausorinat. 9ora,f miro -bas
Sab. aueelpunoet l,no biz ID Sage
i'm. CONNER ober 4 Bis 6 Mo6en in
Minter rubie lieeen aeloiien. 9a
nod miro ber geflGrte 8ein auf -eit
.anberes SOB ooer bireft ouf 5laiher
abgeao9en. .. .az4~~sz111'e''
--.1Ma 1Mag see ageif5ee@fbpr i5e@ @ier miro burd
.2ein,pano eepreBt, &obIol5 5ugegebel
(auf bas 8eibe eiues @ies fin
.@ramln) nit Dem uotieen .@oiier 81
Ieibtem Sdaltm 9eidlogen nno oel
Sbam nit: ser &iibrlotte bent &eil
innig 5u9emiiht.
Sin nnNrreS eiufnchp2 &IIr,,uns
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04

Ser @erl bot ia 'pirflidb idon
nlcbr @elo olS Geritono."
u&omit obcr feineSlpcas eeioet
Iein Jon, baB ct @clD bat
Evening star., 1942-09-08
After Dark
News and Comment Of the Night Clubs
BY the Spectator.

Hold on to your hats. grip your
chair and words to that effect! The
local after dark enterprises en-
masse are in the midst of another
great periodic stirring whereby the
old entertainment shuffies out and
| the new surges in.
Take the Troika. September 10
comes, as it invariably does once
each year, next Thursday, and that
| is the day Mrs. Hamilton opens her
doors to an admiring and fun-lust-
| ing public. Russell Swami, presti-
digitator who insists he is ma
gician," has been awarded top bill
| ing with his vast bag of tricks and
high good humor about it ALL Sara
Ann McCabe has also been en-
gagged for this opening week. Miss
McCabe. formerly a pupil of So
prano Mary Garden, one day dis
covered she could sing opera with
swing infections. She has been
passing it out that way ever since.
Also on the program of twice
nightly performances are Elaine
and Fred Barry, satiric dancers OF
the Broadway cast of "Priorities of
1912" and Carol King, who dances
ballet style.
And, welcome, Sashai Welcome.
Misha!
The Cosmos Room of the Carlton
Hotel is quite ready now to make
its announcement. Ray Morton and
his orchestra will be moving in
opening night, September 18, which
occasion will be formal as to dress,
informal as to behavior. Mr.. Nor
ton, coming direct from Boston's
Copley- PLAZA, is obviously what is
known as society band" He
plays softly and sweetly, which,
from the sound of it, should blend
well with Cosmos Rooms minia-
ture star studded heavens.
Bernice Byres is the name of the
young lady who started singing in
the Mayf1ower Lounge last evening.
We have been told the following
about her: Miss Byres has just COM
PASUSN a o-AhohclI bull Ill Vic Sb
Moritz Cafe de la Paix. She has
sung for innumerable society" get
togethers. She has appeared with
such bands as those of Harry James.
Ben Cutler, Emil Coleman and Emo
Rappee. She is tall, brunette and
has "throaty -contralto" voice.
Well be right over.
X
Herbie Sachs at least reveals all.
the old suspense master. Enric
and his large and
talented band are returning to the
Del Rio Thursday. Patricia Gilmore,
the Pan-Am Trio and all those lus-
cious arrangements will be there.
too. In short, Mr.. Sachs own es-
TEEN of Mr.. Madriguera will be
shared by all.
The 400 Restaurant has gotten tt
self a new duo. Two young ladies
who divide piano, violin and ac-
Gordon between them in gypsy
numbers especially. Stephanie and
Carol are the names and they come
from recent engagements In such
well-known West Coast establish
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Trade Mark Registered, o. .. Patent oaae.

ments as the Mark Hopkins Hotel
and the Tropical Gardens Cafe.
They are in action now.
Ruby Foo threw open Its doors
last Thursday to the starving press
and various other people Of note. A
good time was had by all, as they
say along Broadway.
A large band which specializes in
swing music takes over Uline Sum-
mer Garden next Saturday, Jack
Coffey's outfit departing for points
South. Chick Lloyd's is the name Of
the newcoming aggregation, and
there will be no appreciable change
in Uline policy.
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On Friday, the 18th, the La Conga
Spanish-American Club will stage
its grand" opening. Herbert Cur
belo's men are to provide the music,
there is to be a dance team and
chorus line which nightly will divide
It's activities into three parts-one
patriotic, one Spanish and one night
club, which can mean almost any,
thing. La Conga is situated In Ber-
wyn, which is in Maryland.
Phil Console and his partner,
Melba, are making their final ap-
pearance anywhere as dancers, this
week on the Shoreham Terrace.
Phil joins the Army shortly there
after. while Melba will probably re-
sumo her career rs q modeler in
Chicago. It's . rather sentimental
occasion, since the team began their
dancing career in the vast stony
structure which overlooks Rock
Creek Park. Eleanor Knight, who
dances on her toes and also on her
fingers, also will be on the bill this
week. r 4
Charlie Frankhouser will front the
band that will play in Paul Young's
when Pauls place opens next Tues
day. Owen and Parker, Two Boys
and a Piano." head the floor enter
tainment.
And, OF course, Paul Kahn with q
smaller Krew than that which last
night abandoned Glen Echo Park
for the season, will supply the tunes
for Treasure Isle which opens on the
18th.
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The 400 Restaurant has gotten tt
self a new duo. Two young ladies
who divide piano, violin and ac-
Gordon between them in gypsy
numbers especially. Stephanie and
Carol are the names and they come
from recent engagements In such
well-known West Coast establish
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OF its equivalent--about 20 hours OF
flying tims--and may be from 10 to
10 years Of age, inclusive. Those
with additional professional expe-
rience may be commissioned lieu-
tenants g.. 81. The age limit for tho
higher rank Is 80.
Applicants viii be selected by Naval
Aviation Cadet Selection Boards and
Will be assigned to take CAA courses
lasting eight to "A weeks. depending
on previous experience. During this
period they win be considered on
active duty and win receive full pay.
On compilation of the additions.
CAA training, the pilots will sttend
the Instructors School at Pensacola.
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Navy Offers Commissions
As FIiohi Instructors

Accelerating procurement Of flyers
qualified to become flight instructors,
the Navy now il offering proba-
tionary commissions to pilots not
eligible for combat duty by reason
Of marital status, minor physical
defects or age. but who are other
wise deemed desirable ofiicer ma
terial.
Applicants for commissioning as
ensigns must have completed the
CAA elementary pilot training course
Evening star., 1942-09-08

resolution pledging the fullest sup
port Of Britain's workers "as soon
as competent authorities decide the
time has come to launch an effec-
tive offensive action in Europe"
As meetings got under way the
Manchester Guardian warned the
Trades Union Congress against
forming "an exclusive alliance with
the American Federation of Labor,
which would be taken badly In the
United States"
The paper declared the congress
had made a mistake lin giving way
to the American Federation OF
Labor" In the formation OF an
Anglo American Labor Committee
Evening star., 1942-09-08
British Labor Leaders
To Debate Second Front
D, the Associated Press.

1H The AssociAted Press,
BLACKPoOL. England, Sept. g.
British labor leaders attending yes
terday's opening Of the annual
conference of the Trades Union
Congress lined up for a debate
Thursday on the sdvisibility of an
immediate second front against the
Axis.
Many prominent congress leaders
were already on record sponsoring a
Evening star., 1942-09-08
Luncheon to Hear
Macarthur Stuff Officer

1t. Col. Carlos P. Romulo, recently
OF Gen. MacArthur,s staff and one
OF the last to escape from Bataan,
will deliver an "off-the-record" ad-
dress at the Military Order OF the
World War luncheon Thursday at
the Hotel Mayflower.
Col. Romulo at present is a men,
Der of President Quezon's encourage.
Admission to the luncheon will be
by invitation only and by reserva-
ton at the military orders head
quarters.
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It called the American Federation's 8
stand against afiiiation with rus
sian trade unionism irrational"
In an opening address President
Frank Wolstencroft urged that
after the defeat of Hitlerism the
United Nations must be determined
to hold down the German nation
until 1t shows by deed. and not by
words. that 1t Is willing to co-oper-
ate for the good OF mankind as a
whole"