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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Frightened by Fire,
Falls Out Of Window

Mrs Cola Mcdonald - was IN
Henry Ford Hospital today Sul-
fcrlng from a fractured arm m
CURED police said when she
Jumped or fell from the third floor
Of an apartment building at l0530
Tuxedo. Dearborn Police said Mrs
NJ Dorald became panicky when
fire broke out M a basement
apartment and filled the building
with smoke The fire damaged
only the one apartment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Recreation Rally Sunday

Mark A. McCloSkey. director Of
recreation. office of defense health
and welfare services. Will address
the conference on recreation IN
wartime in the Downtown YMCA,
meeting from 3 10 9 p. m. Sunday.
The meeting will be sponsored by
the committee on recreation IN
wartime, Wayne County Council
OF Defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
OTHER ACCIDENTS

That during tho same period
there were rs fatalities SO Glib
persons injured and 10000 non
injury collision, in other types OF
traffic accidents
And that although cars waiting
al grade crossings waste 100000
man hours a year, burn 26s 600
gallons Of gasoline and wear out
$50 tires this is just one-fortleth
of tho waste Time, fuel and equip
mcnr resulting from other traffic
DELAYS such rs stop lights, stop
street, and traffic Jams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Fumes Overcome Two

Mrs Sarah Rizzo. -, was in
critical condition IN ST Francis
Hospital today and her son. Ed
ward. % IN less serious condition
after they wCrc ovCrcamc by fumes
from "A detective coal stove IN
their home a 6227 Dorenus. police
SAID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
OVER ALL PICTURE

Il would suggest" MIckle said,
that this report be used merely
a. a guide and that the council
not contemplate such com
prehensiVe program unless II
considers its deSirability with
respect to the City'S ability 10
complete an equally comprehen-
sive program Of limited access
highways, traffic signal moderni-
zation. street Improvement, off
street parking, street lighting
and improved mass transporta-
ton"
Among the facts and figures re-
,calcd IN the MIcklc report are.
That only II deaths l55 Injuries
and 155 non-inlury collisions re-
suited from tram accidents IN De
front from 1870 10 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

-, 1000 was SUI Wal III WHEN
Sccbec Duncan James ellis 36.
who spent five months on Guada-
canal building bridges and keep
in the airhcld in condition, is
homo today with many odds and
end, The Jap~ lCft behind Many
of these are quite peculiar
Take The SHOES. Tor instance.
Thct anc am rubber Nolcd with
tVJ Toe, ln each shoe and SnlperS
use them m climbing trees
~ picked them up at one of
the supply posts that the Japs
left in hurry" ellis said II
also got this undershirt there.
Looks like CheeSeCloth, doesn't
A. ."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
SHELLS AND BULLETS

Along with tho shoes and un.
dershrt Were Jap shells bullets
shrapncL sen shells ClgaretS
money and p N'tio rico bag
ellis, who Is with his wife al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

color war maps you Detroit Another
feature of much interest patriotic and especially
helpful studying history will be three picture
the Pictorial jefferson This
especially timely anniversary Jeersons birth
falls next Tuesday Sundays Times will bring The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Sunday Times War Map to Chart Raids on Europe

American Weekly articles everywhere
including selects and
thousands Americas dogs Also
exciting chapter detective Maintaining
With rhe Pinkerons, many more attractions.
Be get Sundays Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Train Kills Wayne Woman

Mrs. Florence Mortz. IS. Of 4191
Washington, Wayne. was killed
when struck by a Michigan Cen
trail freight train IN Wayne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

The Times Sundays issue will present
wealth educational newsy entertaining Informative features
Included COLOR WAR MAP with story occupying
full page in the showing Allied bombers
"soening up Europe prelude 10 invasion The day after day
Allied attacks Hies sronghods will have additional sig
nfcance study map the OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

Mrs. Secord, 186 Glendale,
who became the first war
widow in Wayne County 10
file her husbands will with
probate court. The will was
made by 1t. Robert Secord,
Dec. II, 1912, four months
after their marriage. He died
in a crash January 6. She
was appointed executor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
. food was sII warm when The Marines came through
Prr'7es r.mcs S'sG rhotoerarhe

the Marines came through '.'
12776 Northlavn was wounded
when the barge IN which he va,
leaving TN island vas bombed
THE shock broke both my
eardrumS and Twas thrown in the
water. The swim ] had under
water 10 escape the flames ON
the surface didn't help much
CILIS MEMORIES y
a fcw Of tbc memories GilhS
viii carry for long timc are.
Lhat oi Barney Ross playing
the organ and singing old songs
Of the warm food still ON Jap
tables when the marines came
through. and of tho monkey that
threw bic nut and almost hit
him I'M the head.
sure. II was lot Of fun
ellis said. but guess maybe
would rather he home here
with my wife"
And tho way no shcId his wife :
hand. you knew he meant 1t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Bribery Denied
In Rebate by
Cement Firm

Alfred Ruhley auditor for the
Huron Portland Cement Co. takes
the stand today in the bride con-
Splracy trial before Judge Skill
man, involving that corporation
and two individuals.
Yesterday. Albert J. Rooney,
vice president of the Huron Port
land Cement Co, completed his
two-day testimony before Assist
ant Prosecutor Gilmore.
REBATES EXPLAINED
Rooney explained the 10 cents
a barrel rebate policy Of the cor
pOration by stating that the firm
made direct deliveries of Koenig
cement orders to the contractors,
saving hauling costs.
brought UP the fact
that the SS.000,0 900 Herman Gar
donS housing project would have
meant an order for 100000 barrels
of cement and that the 10 cents
rebate would add up TO $4,000.
Wasn't that known to you"
he asked Rooney, "when at
tempts were made To bribe De-
troit councilmen TO vote concrete
I'm the prOject?"
ADMITS KNOWLEDGE
Rooney admitted knowing that
$4,000 would be involved in the
rebate system but denied any
knowledge previous to attempts
by the concrete interests TO secure
the Herman Gardens contract.
Today, timony of Harry
Tubbs, A former employe of the
Huron Portland Cement Co., who
has since died, will be read into
the record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

MEAT, CHEESEr FATS Red stamps,
N--FHndt0 APR 800 apr iI-Apr So
B-Apr. i-Apr 80 D-Apr. is-Apr 30
GASOLINE
A-toupon -Four ga Ions % May a.
FUEL OIL
Coupon t-1' "a Hons % April II,
Coupon 5-li gallons 10 Sept 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
REBATES EXPLAINED

mt Prosecutor Gilmore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

He says that the brain sends
ont waves, and that he reads
these waves, alth ough he
doesn't know how he does IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

Call D. tclcpa'hy or call j.
what you want 10 Call me
dope for believing that there Is
any such thing al all Say that
lot Of takers are doing stunts
by trickery. and TT agree with
Won But l still think that things
happen which We cant. a. Yet.
explain.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-30

Having COM SGT. BoMBAsKI
pleted preflight an d primary
training. four Dotroitcrs are now
basic flying cadets at the Balm
bridge Army Air Field All COM
pleted preflight training at Max
well Field, Ala, and primary
training at various fields through
out the southwest.
The Detroit quartet includes
Tom Parker Kerr, son OF MIR.
and Mrs. Matthey Kerr. 9044 Prai-
RE avenue; William Henry Bau-
mann. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
F. Baumann. 1918 Liberal ave-
nue.: Thaddeus Michalski. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley MichilSki,
S073 Walbridge avenue, and John
Edward Hyland, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. p. Hyland, 669 Emerson
avenue.
They will be sent 70 another
field for advanced training, their
last before receiving the wings and
bars Of a flying officer.
WAAC Second OFFICER Donna
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-30

tenant Baldwin came from Chad
sey High
Seventeen WAAC auNiliaIieS
from Detroit have begun training
m the Women's Army Auxiliary
Corps a. Fort DeS MoineS, Ia.
They are Virginia &. Fox, II
Glendale avenue, Highland Park
June Bachman, 1910 Law o n
avenue: Marie &. krachenfels. bS1
Merlck avenue: Wanda &. Misie-
WIGS. l2645 Moran avenue; Betty
X. Nandergrift. 14l0 Lee Plaza.
Barbara NJ. Moore. S5S Calvert
avenue, Clara X. ShainA. lllOS
Glcnfeld avenue. Elizabeth Me
kinleS, 5O45 Bedford road, Helen
VI Is. Davis, West Grand boule-
ward Ethel VI. Rebb. 20i39 Kcat-
ING avenue: Catherine =. Baugh-
man, 2SS0 West Grand boulevard; (;
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-30

They were awarded second
commissions and the
wings of bombardiers as the re-
suit OF comprehensive study in
ali phases of bombing and aerial
tactics.
Lieutenant Ash attended South
eastern High School and Wilbur
High School, and Lieu
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-30

day, for his first furlough in six
months. When he returns to Cali
fornia, he will complete his tests
for the air forces. His brother,
Jimmy, is serving with the United
States Army in West Africa.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-30

turned to the army air forces ad-
vanced flying school at Moore
Field, Tex, after completing a
course at the officers training
school at San Antonio.
A graduate of the University of
Michigan dental school, Lieutenant
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-30

GERS candidate
training AZ Nj
ami Beach. Fla
He has been
assigned 10 tho
cadet dctacf-
nent a former
Il Q p ~ m Q nj
store manager,
an Z
lo1gl has been
I'M service since
y Nc ~ b q T..
7qil serving
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-30

NOTED 10 the
rank Of ser
geant in the
army air force.
In service 81
months, he is
located al Cha
mute Field. Ill,
with the Ninth
r. Hq. A. b.
Squadron.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-30

he admitted "a
the fam ouS S
army command
and gcncr a
staff school AZ
r Fort LeayCn
worth, Kan.
With - other
NAAC officers,
Second Officer
w 9 r b a c h,
daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. An
drew c. Wcr-
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-30

a r m y flying
school. Roswell,
n. M. They
are j a m 2 s
Cromwell Ash,
son of DR.. w.
S. Ash. 1867
c h a I s worth
s ( T e ct, a n d
Wallace Dorsey
Baldwin, son of
Dorsey u. Bald
win. 1889 Whit
HOr1h utrapt
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-30

buck private 10
top kick Of the
+ o urte @ nth
G. Q n c raj Hos
pitaL { a m p
Livingston, La,
h + Q @
m on I his, has
made a name
for himself as a
magicianto a
point where fell
low sol d iers
hesitate 10 play
..a,.-4- A4l IL,
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-30

Alice v. Dosh. 1888 Wykes ave-
nue., Anne =. Phipps, 1901 Filbert
avenue; Mary j. Day, 1878 Ashton
avenue. and Helen Dziwik, 1896
Cliff avenue.
First 1t. Max Parker has re-
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-30
Elect Doctor Priborsky

DR.. B. II. Priborsky was elected
chief OF staff of Providence Hos
pital at the annual banquet and
staff meeting at the hospital yes
terday.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-30
Service Notes.

Second It. Loreto A, Lo1zi, D.
son of Mr. and Mrs Anthony Lori
Of l4o0l Park Grove avenue. has
reported 10 tho Enid. Cal, army
rying school after completing Off
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-30

Parker is the son of Sam Parker,
2746 Cortland avenue. He prac-
ticed dentistry in Detroit for IL
year before entering the army.
n
Pvt. Ansel T.. Clauss OF the ma
rines is returning 10 Detroit. Sum
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-30

bach Of 900 Wildwood avenue.
East Lansing is taking a two
week preparatory course AZ Fort
DoS MONIES before enrolment 20
The crack military school Feb
rual s.
II is described as The toughest
military school in the country
perhaps in the world The blond
WAAC officer lived IN Detroit un-
tH she was Is. She received her
bachelor of arts degree in eco
Monies from Michigan State Col
-iCEC IN 1850.
First SGT. Milton Knrt Of ISL
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-30

Two more Detroit boys have
ven advancement at the Roswell
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-30
Detroit Filler Om Coast
Wins Officers Bars

Werhach of East Lansing Viii he
one OF the first women IN the his
InrN nf the I-nllnd Slaios ArmN 10
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-30

CARDS with hlnl. lie holdS n
Science degree from the
Detroit College OF Pharmacy.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-30

first a. KeSSlcr Fcld Miss, and
later a, 81 Petersburg, Fla, and
Randolph FIELD, Tex.
Tt. Ralph H. Ellsworth Jr. has
returned from overseas duty and ls
spending a two weeks leave with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs Ralph H.
Ellsworth. 167Si Fielding avenue
Back home from convoy duty
which took HIM 10 Africa and
many remote places Is Louis j..
Stosik, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Stosik of 606S Chcne street.
Cpl. Edmund j. Bombasld OF
1906 Dorothy street. Hamtramck.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-30

First Sgt. Milton Kort OF 3S4l
Fullerton avenue. who rose from
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-30

TIMr-Iszsi East jefferson. NJ Drexei
iiHlL Tomorrow tsst } Open 1918 ".
Huge Riddie sho~f News. Cartoons. Serial
Free Comic Book 20 Every Child Bela Luz
gosi In ''BOWERy At MIDNIGHT" Bar
bara Htanwyck IN Gambling LADY,
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-30

1906 Dorothy street. Hamtramck
has been Dro-
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-30

M IIVC--9S55 kercheval Park Free y
VII LOhL open $50. Humphrey Bogsrt.
Mary Astor in ACROSS THE PACIFIC"
get HEP TO LOVE" with Gloria Jean,
Robert Paige and Jane FraZee
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-30

comb street.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-30

nCI TuE-Mack mt Holcomb PL. 141z 4
DbL-iiiL Open 6:45. Park Free. In Tech
nlcolor 'SPRINGTIME IN THE ROCKIES
with Betty Cradle and John Payne. Plus
"DR. BROADWAY" with J. Carol Naish.
Disney's "Donalds Snow Fight"
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-30
yo.eph Campau

DIh Open Ss45. Fee Great Features.
"HAIF WAY To SHANGHAI" X. Taylor.
LURE OF THE ISLANDS" Thrills. Also
''Booxy- -Woogy sioax." Dishes 70 Ladies.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-30

nEYTEp-Dexter Blvd. at BuriinEame
DLhiLh Open GAS. "ICELAND," with
Sonia Henie, John Payne. Jack Oakie.
Sammy Kaye and orch. ARE HUSBANDS
NECESsARyr" Ray Milland. Betty Field.
Evening star., 1943-10-31

Christ, Producer Frank Ross viii
hire you. He needs one for use IN
The Robe" The garment plays Is
important role as the 100 principal
PLAYERS "
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Ballet Theater Troupe
Plans to Introduce -
Five Works Locally

Two-thirds of the ballets that the
Ballet Theater will present during its
Washington engagement have never
before been seen here.
In all, the company will give nine
ballets during it's three perform
ances with the National Symphony
on Sunday afternoon and evening,
November II, and on Monday eve
ming, November Is, in Constitution
Hall.
The new ballets are the works of
the foremost American, English and
Russian choreographers of today
Agnes DeMilie, Antony Tudor, David
Llchlne and Leonide Massine. Miss
DeMille, whose choreography for the
two Broadway musicals, Oklahoma"
and "One Touch of Venus" has
established her as our outstanding
native choreographer, will be repre-
sented in Washington by Three
Virgins and Devil" a satiric ballet
with music by Respighi.
The complete programs for the
Ballet Theaters Washington en-
gagement, as they stand now, follow:
Sunday Matinee-"Swan Lake"
(Tchaikovsky-Dolin) Peter and the
Wolf Prokofleff), Fair at Soro-
chinsk" (Moussorgsky L ichin e..
Sunday evening-"Princess Aurora"
CTchaikovsky-Dolin), Lilac Gar
den" (Chausson's "Poeme"- Tudor,
Helen of Troy" (Offenbach-Lich
ine). Monday evening" "Slavonika'
CDvorak-Psota). Three Virgins and
Devil" (Respighi-Agnes DeMille),
'Mademoiselle Angot" Necocq-
MaSSine).
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Curmody
Continued From Preceding Page

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himself a man with $75,OOo all of a
sudden.
Of the two wonders, the one up
to Mr.. CoWan is the greater.
incidentally, Mr. Cowan will be in
Washington this week to consult the
local press about the problems Of
fered by Mr.. Pyle and his book.
T. Tiller to Return.
Ted Tiller, Washington actor, will
forego his current Broadway oppor-
tunity to make himself available for
the first play, The Contrast, of
Catholic University's season Amer
icana. HollyWood's leading men, Pat
OBrien, etc, much-sought for the
role. have turned out to be unavail-
able, with the result that Mr.. Tiller
has agreed to return for it.
Wednesday, incidentally, is that
last Gay for the purchase of season
tickets for the series of five plays
which will be concluded with Walter
Nerrs Sing Out, Sweet Land" a
tracing of American his
tory in verse and song.
Evening star., 1943-10-31

to screw up my courage to write
this letter.
I'm just dying to see your new
picture, but until I do I've just
got to have photo of you. Will
you send it to me? Also tell me
who you think the incest girl in
Hollywood Is?
I'D like to get the lowdown on
Faye Emerson. Please include her
picture and tell me all about her
even if you have to date her to
find out, which shouldn't be so
hard for a honey like you.
know you wouldn't have any trou-
BILE with me :"
The letter continues in this vein
for eight pages:
(Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Once a Film Success
You Get Bounced
BY the Associated Press.


HOLLYWOOD.
When a girl becomes star, that
means she has to move, If she lives
at Hollywood's famous Studio Club.
Founded in 1916 to aid girls who
come to the film city in search of
work, the club has sheltered many
who have gone on to film greatness.
Among the earliest residents was
zasu Pitts. And among the hun
dreds of others who used it as a
home until they got UP the ladder
a bit were Maureen O'Sullivan, Mar
garet Tallichet, Evelyn Keyes, Linda
Evening star., 1943-10-31

Darneu, Janet Blair, Virginia Gil
more and Marguerite Chapman.
Louise Albritton, recently starred
In Fired Wife" and "Her Primi-
tive Man." got her walking papers
from Miss Marjorie Williams. di-
rector of the club, the past week.
The waiting list is too long to allow
success to hang around.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Heffernun

Continued From Preceding PageD
would send me a photo to help
beautify our barracks.
Thanking you in advance,
Evening star., 1943-10-31
TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES
Buy War Bonds and Stanps at ANY Local Theater

All Time Schedules Given In waYnss
Bros Ads Indicate Time Feature q
Presented.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Lonely With Spouse

Ann Southern went to Maria,
Tex, to be near her husband,
Robert Sterling, who expects to
graduate soon from the Army flying
school there. After II days, dur
ing which she saw Bob a total
of three hours, Ann telephoned her
sister in Hollywood to come keep
her company.
Evening star., 1943-10-31

For contrast, Beatty offered this
rouge-smeared, powder laden let
ter to John Garfield from De-
troit girl:
Dear Johnny:
You have been my oh-so-favor-
ite star for long time, and it's
been that long that I've been trying
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Attention, Weavers!

II you can make a huge one-piece
robe containing all the appearance
and symbolism of the fine home
spun garment weavers near Lake
Gennesaret in Galilee made for
Evening star., 1943-09-12
Matter of a Career
And Avocation First
For Renee Terry
NEW WORK

NLW oTLfA.
Renee Terry's telephone started
tingling merrily recently and kept
it up for several days. The calls
were from men Offering themselves
in marriage. The mailman arrived
TIE day the phone began its per-
sistent clamor, and Renee was over
hurdened with written proposals.
1t was all due to photograph of
pretty Miss Terry, radio actress, in
a New York newspaper. Before
the telephone and the mail halted
their busy business of bringing the
messages to Renee, she had garnered
a total of BAL proposals of marriage
from servicemen, with a few civil
lans for good measure.
Why all this? Well, the picture
showed the 18-year-old kilocycle
Thespian in her nurses aide uniform
feeding baby in the children's
ward of Beth Israel Hospital New
York. Some of the men called said
she appeared the picture of the per-
feet wife and mother. The concen-
sus of opinion was that she had Just
the charm, grace, beauty and sweet
ness that each suitor had been seek
ing all his life.
The answer to each and every one
was a sweet but definite No" as
petite Miss Terry intends to devote
herself for some years to her pro-
fession of acting and her avocation
as a nurses aide for the duration
She's heard on Bright Horizon and
other air shows in various roles.
released by the Bell Syndcate)
Evening star., 1943-09-12
From Honey Doings
To National Affairs
Switches Mrs. Cook
NEW YORK

NEW YORK.
Sade, the one sane and sensible
member of the Vic and Sade house
hold, is soon to turn network COM
mentator. Sponsors of the highly
rated daytime serial, which cur
rently is heard on both the NBC
and CHS networks, are Withdraw
ing the repeat broadcast of the folks
who live in the small house half
way down the block, and beginning
September 90, will replace it with
news commentary based on national
headlines and human interest stuff.
Bernardine Flynn, who has played
the "Sade" role since 1882, won her
new assignment in open addition
over Is radio-t trained women report
ers and topflight actresses. Born
and educated in Madison Wis, she
received her B. A. degree, with
speech major, at the University of
Wisconsin. Her first appearance
was with Don Ameche in "Liliom"
at the University Theater. Durward
Kirby, former caper-cutter on the
Club Matinee, is to be the male
member OF the new daytime series.
tReleased by the Bell syndicate)