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The Ely miner., 1943-09-16

Of bric-a-brac-by all means take
them with you and make a
dramatic setting for them.
A shadow box cupboard will do
the trick. The one shown here is
light and substantial; viii lend
glamour even to dime store odds
and ends, and may be placed on
top of a table, a chest of drawers
or a desk. No special skill and
almost no tools are needed to
make it.
If you do not have a saw to cut
the scalloped frame, mark it on
plywood and take it to the nearest
woodworking shop to have it cut.
You may have the straight boards
cut at the lumber yard where you
buy them. All you will have to
do is screw them together; tack
on the front frame and paint or
stain to suit your room color
scheme.
NOTE-A pattern for tracing the scallop
design for this graceful shadow box
frame; complete list of all materials need
ed and illustrated directions for making
and finishing will be sent for Is cents.
Send your order to:
The Ely miner., 1943-09-16

ing. But until it comes, mothers
might just as well face the truth.
Fathers, possibly, never will. They
are less with the children, they have
less authority.
Shortcomings of Apartment Life.
But mothers are smart enough to
realize that three children, penned
in a few rooms, restrained for "a
hours out of the "a, without back
yard, windmill, few fences to
climb, an empty meadow available,
will be unmanageable pretty much
all of the time, and will get into
crises of serious trouble whenever
they can. Boys break windows and
climb into parked cars, throw rocks
and pick up swear words, snarl and
whine unless they are fed a con-
slant diet of funnies and movies.
Girls grow lazy and saucy, disap-
pear after school and don't come
home until just before dinner, and
later on, at surprisingly early age,
jeopardize their later years by reck-
less experimenting with night clubs,
motor trips, overnight stays, and
lovemaking. Small girls of Il and
IA are sometimes involved in these
adventures, and police matron de-
scribing them to me told me that
almost always a crowded, cramped,
noisy home was part of the ex-
PLANTATION.
But about your own case, Nancy.
Couldn't you board these children,
or at least the two older ones, with
your mother, in the old environment?
With only the baby at home, peace
would descend like a garment, and
week-ends would take on a new de-
light with the prospect of seeing
the children. These are war times,
nothing is normal; don't try to run
your affairs without taking into con-
sideration the changed conditions,
the infinitely increased difficulties
that attend everything we do today;
marketing, catering, transportation,
deliveries, delayed tailor and laun-
dry services, inexperienced sales
women in the shops, incomplete
stock of everything.
Make a compromise, and send
Ann and Billy to their grandmother.
Once back again with room to spread
out, physically and mentally, they
will become their old selves, nor
mally well-behaved American chill
dren.
Mother Alone Responsible.
And you other city mothers, whose
growing boys and girls are becom-
ing increasingly hard to handle, re-
member that if you coop children up
in city rooms, rob them of their
right to woods and fields and road
side trees, their right to hammer
ing and digging and picnicking and
tramping over the countryside, you
have only yourself to blame if they
grow unmanageable and impudent,
bored and unhelpful, and go on to
more serious defects as they grow
older.
Several women of my acquaint-
ance have solved this particular
problem by moving into the country.
So if your children are problem,
and the family's nerves getting
frayed, seriously consider moving
out into some quiet country place. Or
consider finding some good old gran
ny, who will gladly board them, and
give them the freedom to which they
are entitled. Repression and scold-
ing, and constant reminders that
they are troublesome are all bad
things for children. Certain natures
don't get over these impressions all
their lives long. You may be avert
ing real tragedy tomorrow by bum
ding the children off to the country
today.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-16
80 Basic Minerals

Only 80 minerals form the basic
materials of $50 important indus
trial chemicals, says Golfers
Coal is used in 81 chemicals, sui
phur 88, mineral salt rs, lime
stone So, sulphide ores 80, brines
"a, petroleum %, natural gas 16,
saltpeter Is, potassium minerals
II and gypsum 10.
Of the remaining 81 materials,
each of them is used in less than
10 of these chemicals.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-16
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By VIRGINIA VALE

WHILE making Sahara"
w for bia, Bruce
Bennett met a marine who'll
have to be referred to merely
as Joe, the marine. Joe was
on leave after some tough
Guadalcanal fighting, and due
soon to return to the South Pacific.
The actor told Joe about a Guate-
malan machete he'd collected when
he was making Tarzan serial about
ten years ago. That's little some
thing I'd like to have" said Joe, so
Bennett sent it to him. Last week
V-Mail note from Joe said: "My
machete is the pride of the outfit.
I spent two solid weeks sharpening
it. And brother, / amt out to cut
hayl" Bennett wishes he'd had
dozens of them to hand over.
Nobody could be more surprised
than the originators of the airs WIS
Barn Dance Show are at the way it
has developed. It was started as a
program that would appeal princi-
pally to listeners in rural areas, but
The Ely miner., 1943-09-16
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Mo MATTER if you move from
! y hither to yon or change from
a spacious house to a single room
there are certain treasures that
viii mean home to you. A few
books, a piece of china and some
perfectly useless but cheering bits
The Ely miner., 1943-09-16

Behind the far flung battle lines the South Pacific front
has established of and quiet where battered
bodies and tangled be nursed back to health. Per-
forming miracle considering the time and labor expended
construction bataons have erected docking facilities
field where casualties be received from battles For
weary but heroes the
the bound deep that truly pacific where
death can be forgotten for brief hour in the
The Ely miner., 1943-09-16
NO ASPIRIN FASTER

than genuine, pure St Joseph Aspirin.
Worlds largest seller at Zoe. None safer.
none surer. Demand St. Joseph Aspirin.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-16
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BOMBING OF ROME

DOMDlN0 Or hOME
Pope Plus XII was completely
cooperative with the Allies the first
time Rome was bombed, but not the
second time. Inside fact is that he
called in Harold Tittman, Ameri-
can charge d'affaires to the Vati-
can, and protested in the strongest
language. He gave Tittman scorch-
ing scolding.
Reason for the Pope's ire was
that on August IL, Tittman had
informed him that Rome could be
recognized as an open city by the
unilateral declaration of Italy.
As a result, the Pope understood
that Rome was an open city and
apparently so informed Marshal
Badoglio. The Pope was acting as
intermediary for the Italian Govern
ment. Both he and Badoglio, there
fore, apparently rested on Tittman's S
assurances and considered Rome
an open city.
That was why the Pope was so
indignant when, despite his earlier
conversation with Tittman, Rome
was bombed again.
Whether the State Department
failed to communicate Tittman's
message to General Eisenhower in
order to head off the second bomb
ing was something on which State
Department officials declined to
comment.
However, one explanation prob
ably was that a city cannot be
declared "open" by a unilateral
declaration. Neutral observers must
enter the city and definitely ascer-
tain that troops, munitions works,
airfields, and government offices
have been removed.
This had not been done following
Tittman's first conversation with the
Pope, and that was why General
Eisenhower bombed Rome again.
PRIORITY OF DANGER
Behind the closed doors of the
OCD in Washington, plans for the
civilian defense of the country are
being revised. The new plans take
into account the decreasing ikeli-
hood of attack, and the growing
public indifference to black-outs and
bomb shelters.
War chiefs insist the danger Of
attack has not passed, but they
admit there is no point in whipping
up the public to a frenzy of fear,
especially in the safer areas.
They have now divided the country
roughly into three zones, with the
following priority of danger
l. Pacific Coast, 2. Atlantic Coast,
3. Interior areas.
The coastal areas are 200 miles
deep, so that everything 200 miles
inland is interior" and relatively
safe. The Pacific coast is regarded
as more dangerous than the Atlantic,
because the Japs are both uncon-
trolled and unpredictable.
When the revision is finally ironed
out, public announcements will be
made, and there will be general
relaxation of defense activities. But
OCD will insist that the minimum
measures of protection shall be
ready for the siren.
Decision to relax the program
was difficult for OCD, since it
meant a scaling down of personnel,
and a loss of jobs throughout the
organization.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-16
Loving Those We Hate

1t is one of the most difficult
things in the world to persuade
ourselves that anyone can love
those whom we ourselves hate
Salm-Dyck.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-16

When Edgar Bergen and Charlie
Mccarthy visited Uncle Sans and
Canada's fighting men in Newfound.
land in July they took along thou.
sands of fascinating little puzzle:
for hospitalized service men. Swell
idea for the rest of usi
The Ely miner., 1943-09-16
AIR FORCE DUPLICATION

Advocates of a single air force
point to the manpower saving that
might be accomplished, right under
the noses of the Chiefs of Staff, if
army air forces and naval aviation
were combined.
On the edge of Washington, sep
arated only by the Potomac river,
are the army's Bowling Field and
the navy's air base at Anacostia.
Both fields are equipped with many
of the same facilities, and those
facilities are manned by forces
which duplicate each other.
Each field has its own radio tower
and radio staff; each has its sepa-
rate communication staff, it's own
meteorological bureau and staff, its
own medical staff, its own supply
depot-and a dozen other services
required at big air field.
A single air force, combining both
army and navy, would do away with
this duplication both of equipment
and personnel.
ARMY RED TAPE
Here is the type of letter which
makes army men see red: "To
Commanding Officer Engrs.,
Atlantic Beach, Fla.
81. The following enlisted man,
your organization, has violated uni
form regulations: Koval, A., Private
First Class, 32261814 Engrs.
Soldier had his pocket unbuttoned.
Place: lis Pablo ST., Jacksonville
Beach. Time: 2125 (9:25 p. n.y..
''2. You will take the necessary
action to correct this situation. By
order of Colonel LeClune.
Erred L. Gassman, CWO,
''144th Inf, Adiutant." 4"
CAPITAL CHAFF
When Elmer Davis received a
cable in Morocco that FDR had
spanked Owls broadcast about the
"moronic little king" of Italy, Davis
sent back this telegram: Maybe
broadcast was a mistake but I still
think the house of Savoy is a second
class hotel"
Tom Johnson of the Army Jeeps
will pioneer the new Pan American
highway through Central America.
With a jeep he expects to get
through it several months before the
road is scheduled for completion.
There was a time when you had tc
come from Harvard and live east
of the Allegheny mountains to gel
ahead in the state department. But
now the state department has Just
appointed as American minister to
Iraq, efficient 10y Henderson, born
in Arkansas, reared in Kansas and
son of midwest preacher. He
knows what it is to know the u. S. A.
-as well as the Near East.
Burnet Hershey of the Overseas
Press club was one of the first tc
predict categorically that Sicily
would be complete pushover if the
Allies invaded.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-16

46oUe: Water louerS on liberty
from todrshipS, or recuPerating pa
tients, find refreshment in the
Pacific surf. Overhanging tree al
Eo,oS Swimmers to indulge in aero
battles along toith their aquatics.
Right: Using utmost care to handle
patients gently, crerU of an ambu-
lance plane that ferU casualties
from battle area pass their precious
cargo to another cretO Uho tCiH
rush the injured to hospitals.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-16

While Frank Sinatra is before
RKO's cameras as one of the prin-
cipals in Higher and Higher" he
will continue to star on the airs
Broadway Band Box" and "Your
Hit Parade" singing from CBS' Sta
ton KNX In Hollywood.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-16

Every now and then Hi Brown,
producer and director of "The Ad-
ventures of Nero Wolfe," runs into
an old-timer in radio who reminds
him of his first program on the air.
1t was called ''High-Brow Readings
by Hi Brown" and he'd rather for
get it.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-16
By KATHLEEN NORRIS
no1EL<S RnAS ss

FANCY MILLER is a Chi
cago woman who lives in
Y a six-room fiat. Her hus-
The Ely miner., 1943-09-16

Metro is certainly rounding up the
popular band leaders; they recently
signed Guy Lombardo and his Royal
Canadians for a musical, and al
ready have Tommy Dorsey, Harry
James, Xavier Cugat, Bob Crosby,
Vaughn Monroe and Spike Jones.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-16

Just a natural-The soldiers sta
toned at Camp Ellis, near Lewiston,
ILL.,, were trying to find just the right
girl to name miss Camp Ellis"
and wound up by selecting Anita
Ellis, songstress of the Jack Carson
show on CHS.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-16

Three years ago an aspiring young
actor named Curtis Rudolf failed
to obtain bit part in little theater
production in Cleveland, and was ad-
vised to try some other line of work.
Recently Metro staged first show
ing on "Salute to the Marines" in
Cleveland, and an actor named Dom
aid Curtis, christened Curtis Rudolf,
had leading role in the Wallace
Beery starrer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
Hull Delighted
At Farley Result

MOSCOW, Nov. 2 (UP)-Tired
and yawning, but elated with the
outcome of his conference with
Foreign Secretary Eden and For
eign Commissar Molotov, Secre-
tary of State Hull said last night
that results of the historic con-
ference would shape the world
for long time.
Hull. who received the press at
the American embassy, appeared
to be in fine health, although he
coughed occasionally. He had
been up most of the previous
night at a dinner given by Pre-
mier Stain.
But his grave face and DELHI
crate speech failed TO conceal his
satisfaction over what probably
is the greatest triumph of his
career.
Hull declared he was gratified
that Russia was more than ready
TO move toward a policy of soil
darity Of the United Nations and
disclosed that Russia has offered
10 join informal Anglo American
discussion of monetary problems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
Film Time Clock
TUESDAY

ADAMs-" g !, II a. IN m. i5S,
Music. " u 54, $50 s:ss. s.22 p m.
BROADWAY CAPITOI~-'W Watch on the
Rhine, 10 $50. $3.50, 1905 p. m.
The Good Fellows" IL a. m, 2;2o' $40
SSIISDERELLA-"Bataan." 1880. 9:ls,
7;iO, 1880 p. m. MIR. Big. 2:3oi S'o5.
IFIisHER-"Bataan" 21s. $40. s:34
p. m. Mr.. Big" 1890 4:l2' 7'4o,
= TlaoSx@'PhAptgm of the opera /" 2 ~.
srSi"' III. asa s:4i. 92s p m
HOLLYWOOD II Walked WITH a
Butain'. Cousin" 7:5i. io:4I p m.
MADISON" Bstaan," rs, 3;3s, 7:lo,
1912 p, m. Mr.. Big" IL a. m 2'2o'
MI MicHfGAN@aLet's Face It," 1910.
ASH, 5:44, s:2l, 1858 p. m. "Alasks
Highway" IL a. m, lA7' 4;St' 7ll'
'i PAiMs-srATE-"stage Door csntsen. .
10 a. m, 1915, 2;45, $40, T;Ao, 1918
PARADIsE-Father Hines. 2:3s. SIP,
7:4i, 1917 p. m. isle OF Forgotten Sin,
.l:lT 3:53, 1922. Sal. ll:lI p. m -.
RIvIERA-"BataAn," II 30. 4;0i, 1928
10:45 p. m; Mr.. Big" 242, s;O4, s;2t
RIO UProwN-"Bataan." $40. 7
10 IS p. m. "Mr. Bis 1:55, $50, 7:2C
y RoyAI-"Bataan." 1894. 1903 p. m
"Mr Big" 500, e.49 b. m.
TELENEWS-News. short subjects,
uSITED ARTISTS Whom thu
WII,SON-"For Whom the Bell Tolls. d
continuous - to 8, then az 500 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
Women Marines Turn Out
For Opening of Beery Film

IN SALUTE to the impending
16Sth anniversary celebration Of
the U. S. Marine Corps. so De-
troit girls who have joined the
women marines and who are now
on inactive duty awaiting assign
ment TO the marine corps base at
Camp lie Jeune, New River, n. C.,
for training. will march on Thurs
day night to the United Artists
Theater to attend the opening of
Metros Salute 10 the Marines, y
starring Wallace Berry, Marilyn
Maxwell and Dennis O'Keefe.
FILM GUESTS
The girls will be guests Of the
theater at the showing of the pic
ture, a technicolor feature that
pays tribute TO the marine train
ing and valor in battle. and high
lights the fight of the Philippines
against the ruthless Jap invaders.
The pacture was filmed by
M-G-M in cooperation with the
u. S. Maripes Corps. and in charge
of arrangements for the producers
locally is Frank Downey. district
manager of the film company
Handling arrangements for the
marine corps are Maj. Charles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
Coal Aid
Speeded

Details OF a plan for issuing
emergency coal certificates 10
householders who have less than
five days supply on hand will be
worked out within the next two
days. Capt. Don s. Leonard, state
OCD director. said today.
At a meeting of OCD officials
with Ford Cate, general manager
of the Detroit Coal Bureau, Frank
M. McLaury. director of the De-
troit OCD office. agreed 10 look
into the possibility of utilizing the
- area air raid warden head
quarters as offices for handling
and processing applications.
The Wayne County Council Of
Defense has called a meeting for
10 a. m. tomorrow at which time
Leonard will explain the volun-
tary plan 10 mayors. village
presidents and supervisors IN
Wayne County.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
Extra Points
Issued by 0PA

Persons who wish TO send food
Stuns to prisoners of war or
American servicemen overseas
may obtain extra food ration
stamps by applying at the OPA
district board at 600 Griswold,
Clarence NJ. Day. chief rationing
officer, announced today.
Day said that local rationing
boards have no authority to issue
the stamps and that all requests
must be made through the dis
trict office.
Extra stamps cannot be OBJ
tanned 10 send footstuffs to SerV-
iCemen in this country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
RafiOn-Free Shoes
Due Soon for Riddles

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2 1Ns)
The OPA, acting TO relieve the
shortage of childrens shoes, an
nounced today that a new supply
Of nonleather footwear would be
available for children ration-free
about the first of the year.
The Victory Model children's
shoes will have canvas uppers
with soles made from remnants
and other materials such as heavy
woven fabric. reinforced with vul-
canized rubber They will not be
ordinary gym and tennis. shoes.
OPA declared. but will be suitable
for general wear and should give
the youngsters plenty of extra
mileage" -
In general. youths up 10 about
8 years OF age viii benefit
from this increased supply of
nonrationed shoes Any shoes
larger than misses and youths
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
kipke tOHead
Vs. Inn z States

1t. Comdr. Harry Kipke, fer
mer University of Michigan foot
ball coach. will have charge of
the navy's VS. training program
in Michigan and Ohio colleges
under a revised Setup, II was
announced by the navy today.
Kipke. from his Detroit re-
gional office. will direct flight
preparatory and WITS units at
Ohio Wesleyan University Woos-
ter College, Central Michigan
College, Highland Park Junior
College. Western Michigan Col
leee. Bowling Green University,
Miami University and Ohio State
University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
Jane Withers Wagers
She Will Not Wed

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. . (INS)-
If Jane WitherS, l7-year-old film
starSSnarrieS within the next four
years, she'll have 10 pay her agent
a $4,000 forfeit. Jane put II down
on paper today thus emphasizing
her dcnialS of rumOrS linking her
romantically with a young soldier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02

size 3 will be rationed, OPA
asserted.
At the same time. OPA pro-
Nided for the ratlon-free sale Of
the small available stocks of gym
and tennis shoes with rubber
SoleS and canvas upperS.
Small lots Of gym shoes have
been rejected by the navy and
made available 10 civilians due 10
minor defects. OPA explained.
Some gym shoes are being made
for civilian army traineeS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02

Popp 1t. Nancy McKenna and
Capt. William T. Armstrong.
MARCH TO THEATER
The girls will march first from
the Federal Building TO the Can
non Memorial on Washington
boulevard. where they will pause
while the Marine Corps Hymn Is
played. Then the march will con-
tinue TO the United Artists Thea
ter where seats have been re-
served for the evening showing OF
Salute 10 the Marines for the
grOuD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
.LOueIIa
Parsons
in UoMwooa|

HOLLYWOOD. Nov 2--The
duet. that put "Hitler's Children
way over the financial top and j
mean Bonita Granville and Kent
Smith-will be teamed again in
Are These Our Children at
R-K-O.
For a while another young &C
tress had the edge on this role,
but Charlie Koerner, the boss,
was smart enough TO listen to the
exhibitors who wanted another
movie with Kent and Bonita right
away. Are These Our Children?"
is a juvenile delinquency opus and
like "HitlerS Children has a
strong message.
I'm glad Bonita Granville is
getting the breaks, In spite of be-
ing very young and high spirited,
she has a level head on her shoul-
ders. I'm not putting an awful lot
of stock in her rumored romance
with John Carol. Something tells
me she is the type who will have
more than two or three dancing
dates with any man before she
marries him.
SWELL TO SOLDIERS
There's a deal cooking with
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Moss
Hart for his air corps musical,
Winged Victory" Moss is being
sought 10 direct and IT would be
his first motion picture directoriaf
Job, but he doesn't want TO make
a deal until he knows how the
play goes first.
1t does my heart good when !
talk TO any of these kids-and
I've seen quite a few Of them in
Uncle Sans service-to hear
them talk about how swell Moss
is TO them.
SKoURAs RUMOR
The current rumor in Holly
wood is that Spyros Skouras,
president of Twentieth Century
Fox, may be our next ambassador
to Greece. He is going TO Eng
land soon and the reason is being
kept secret.
While in New York I went with
Mrs. Skouras 10 the exhibition of
Vincent van Gogh's paintings. It
is being sponsored by Mrs. Frank
lin D. Roosevelt and Princess
Juliana. The collection is fascinat-
ing. Van Gogh was probably the
first painter whose tendencies
were in the modern school direc-
ton:
SERVANT TROUBLE
I didn't think IL would take
Warmers long to get around TO
co-starring Jane Wyn1an and
Jack Carson in a movie of their
own after their hit in Princess
O'Rourke." Well, here il is, Jane
and Jack co-starring in a little
number. Make Your Own Bed"
which is an unusual title 10 say
the least. It's a comedy about the
domestic help-or lack of it
problem and the original screen
y,lav &c nv Francis SUauu and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02

CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
SectiOut
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02

Order War Stamps delivered
to your home by your Detroit
Times carrier
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
S1,t97 in Potketbook
Woman CoIIapses

A woman tentatively identified
as Maria DeBaat. 66. of Chicago.
who had S1.197 in her purse was
in serious condition today in Re
ceiving Hospital after collapSing
in a Woodward avenue shoe store
Police obtained the name from a
ration book in her purse and an
alien registration card.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
How About II, Bill?

WHEN GEORGE RILEY, the
comic in Rhapsody in Blue,
took off his false nose after a
number. he said, "Whew, won
der how w. c. Fields can wear
one of these all the time?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
Naturally Won

WHEN DINAH SHORE, who
makes her film debut in Thank
Your Lucky Stars" was in high
school, she took the spotlight
with her voice as cheer leader.