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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
DRAMATIC POWER

W. preferred the dramatic
power She displayed m the Don
Fat3lc from Nerdi~ Don
Carlos Vrich sine sung mmedl-
atcly following the lntemiSSlon.
The NouSsorgSky Pictures At
am Exhibition IS disappointed MS q
little because If wasn't a partlc-
ularli finished reading This
symphonic suite obviously pre-
-cnts difficulties particularly for
the horn section. bat last night
our orchestra didn't seem quite
az sure OF itself as II has I'm
everything else.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20

At LONG last IlrtIoli audi
enccs had am opportunity 10 hear
our orrhc~m perform a She's
tako,irh symphony the occasion
being zinc fuh concert Of the
rru subscription >cscs p Masonic
AWhrouWn
49, 1880 = -.------ '--' -7'f7
RUSSIAN ihoci ann fhc -'loI,t
arlna Homes te,4i-l tA.-- ll,,-4--+--gf
lo->oprH and tho other
mayor Nort ou fhf evening
schedule being fhe Nou,sorE~kN
Fture- ~ I'm exhibition
Most Important however was
ihe ~ro,takoNCh work ion we
have been denied bearing the
brilliant NomE SOVIET composer
for too long
Director Karl kucgri wisely
selected The FIRST Symphony.
which was written when the
composer was only ia wears of
age but which is generally con-
ceded to be- ms greatest work
II rs los far The most difficult
thing which our newly formed
orchestra has attempted 10 play
because OF tho eccentric change
of MS rhythms, us sudden modu-
latlou> and atonal quality Of the
composition - whole.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
Symphony Cires
4H-RuSSidn Concert
THI pIrRoIf TlhIS
h, CHARLES GrNTRY

At LONG last should definitely he included IN
enes had am opportunity 10 hear
r.-rLnr Shns- nhLaLN-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
See War
On Spain

LONDON. Nov "a tINS1-The
Nazi-controlled Nichy radio quoted
reliable report from Ankara'
odsy a. saying that Turkey is
certain 70 enter the waf on che
ide Of the Allies
The Broadcast was reported by
ne London Daily Sketch
The London Daily Mirror in a
dispatch from Ankara. quoted
Turkish foreign Minister human
Menemencioglu As saying that
Turkey is not neutral a. Far as
he Anglo American Wat. Is \Conl
.erned
The Turkish radio predicted last
hight that Russia America and
3ritsin may declare war on Spain
stNs forthcoming meeting nj Pre-
uler Stain President Roosevelt
md Prime Minister Churchill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
Mock BombiinQ
EmptieS Thedter

In Detrolt's first air raid eXacu.
alton test of Us kind. more than
1000 movie fans filed out ~ q
heater At Jos. Campau and Davi-
son in six minutes ~JtseEt -. -.
injury
Air rai6'rWardens OF Area II,
Zone 3, conducted the test last
hight under direction of Charles
Nabb. Sector { warden
Casualties. Of the AXIS bomb
Nhich supposedly blasted the the
ster We're removed m an amhu-
snce and eight auxiliary cars 10
Tleyeland intermediate School
NharleS and Conaui where a
temporary feeding and housing
init had been set mp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
\ BRILLINNT READING

But our orchestra did q fine loh
of II particularly ln fhe solo
passages FOR single Instruments.
The FIRST symphony containing
numerous Nriuoeo passages ton
first violin. first cello. etc.
Only the piano didn't stand out
quite the WAY II should m the
second movement and the third
or slow section seemed a
little lahored
But 10 rs great work and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
Auto Court Star

ALTHOUGH SONNY TUFTS
has risen 20 Co-Starrlng status
with Paulette Goddard "a Mark
sandflch's i Love a Soldier. he
was caught m tho house shortage
and lNed for Mcclks nm auto courts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
Vet OF SIS Raids Home
CHARLEVOIX. Nov. 10

CHARLEVOIX. Nov. 10 UP
S SGT. Stanley Eyers, 20. a
veteran of s. bombing missions
over Africa. Sicily and Italy and
holder oI The Die. the air medal
and several oak leaf clusters, IS
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
4 ENors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
HandbalI Champ

CHARLES RUGGLEs, cur
rcutly porWayng otis skinner.
tho distinguished Broadway actor
ln--Qa f iieaft> WERE Young md
Cas- holds the handball Cham-
plon>hip ol the Los Angeles Ath-
lctic club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20

HOLLYWOOD. Nov \1e The
Dennis Morgan ruw with Nal-
ners and the sudden substitution
= tITsO....,.i fo,-,-.-- K,frnc stare
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
N rNTSUAL VOICE

~ UNUSUAL VOICE
Miss Touel appeared right
tner me Sho,takoyich/ 10 sing
ll-i--l... ,, Z, :, -vrr''-'icy- 7trrtrrT
Forct from Joan of Arc and
Ro~,mi Clndrrella
She proved 10 have voice Of
amazing ncNhlhtN and great
range although ~ lacks quite all
rhc Sweetness Nc had expected
The Joan of Arc ana was
plea,ugly SUNG bat She gained
her greatest response with the
RoSSmi excerpt IN which she
revealed coloratura hcNlbllity one
seldom discovers m a me2zo
voice like hers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
Amateur Farmer

NILS ASTHER. now playing in
The Man I'm Half Moon Street, -
spends his time between pictures
on a Santa Maria ranch and is
rapidly becoming an authority ON
HORTICULTURE and victory gardens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
LoueIIa
Parsons
in HoMguooI

HOLLYWOOD. Now No The
Dennis Moresh row with War-
ners and the sudden substitution
Of William Prince No-lng z-zge
actor for the Morgan role nm
TTTndeTC1Ts Jones may b. ms.
tory repeating itself could boz
the Humphrey PoEsrt-'ioorse
Raft case cropping up once more
Remenber when George refused
70 do High Sierra and Rocl'
was given the role and gas ln
mediately elevated to Stsrdom
ANYWAY Dennis IS no" ON >uN-
pension. which means that Prince.
who was -in the Eve of 81. Mark
on the stage. gets his chance to
shine. saw Dennis looking none
too happy ON the Tor Just . min
ut-S after he and Warmers said
a temporary adieu
Brenda marshall presented her
husband. It William Holden,
with a boy this morning Mother.
father and the Young man are all
reported doing well The leu
tenant arrived WSt m the nick
Of time
RAIN" FOR MUSICAL
What would YOU think Of
Dorothy Lamour As Sadie Thomp-
son. the fabulous lady m Rain
Wei there has been a lot Of
talking between Mitchell Lessen
and Buddy De sylvia about the
feasibility of turning Somerset
Vaughan stage play and twice
produced movie into q musical
Buddy has decided 10 wait un-
al the New York state musical
comes out before he makes a de-
cision. If it's a terrific success
he viii buy the movie rights for
Dottie. The last word ! had on
the New York play'iS that Ger
trude Lawrence will have the
Sdule thompson ipl"
WILDE As CHOPIN
The search for a movie Chopin
is about ia end with Cornell Wilde
playing the famed composer
Twentieth has agreed TO- lend
Columbia the young man who Is
being given increasingly impor-
tant roles. although Chopin in
AT Night We Dream IS his
most important picture IN date
In company with Paul Mum and
Merle Oberon he will have
chance TO prove his mettlc
As we said the Columbia movie
covers Chopin'S interlude with
George Sand Merle Oberon).
TAkES NO CREDIT
Slapsy NAME. hack from New
Caledonia. Honolulu and remote
places in the South Pacific, said
when talked 10 him
II ainf done nOthin' and 7
don't want 10 be patted on the
back
But Make did do something
when he put on exhibition box
ing matches for the boys and won
their everlasting gratitude,
''I'll he followed by n good
man." said Make. Gary
Cooper Is travelling now where
i was and he's taking n girl
act with him. There have never
been any girls to entertain the
soldiers there and they'll go
over big"
Make SAYS every HOLLYWOOD
actor ought 10 do his part, AL
though he repeated
II amt done nothin' and
sint takin' no credit"
Tho Olivia De Hsvillsnd Warner
legal battle isn't expected 10 he
settled for another two weeks
Mickey Rooney has now reached
The stage where he is teaching
Gloria De Haven 10 play golf
the Barry Sullivsns are expecting
their second baby.
Evening star., 1943-08-22
BILL BoILs OVER

BILL BOILS OVER
- NE of the troubles with standin' here on the
L dish-out side of hamburger hatchery
~ is you get to shootin' off your face.
An first thing you know some customer has
got you on the spot.
Private First Class Bill Cross (which amt his
real name), sojournin' in the Station Hospital at
Mather Field, California just wrote me like this:
Dear Mr. Boren:
Since you have set yourself up as philosopher
and guy who knows all the answers, want to
ask you few questions.
After the war is over and after all the civilians
have salted away some good money, what will
we servicemen possess besides wounds, missing
legs and arms etc? Will we get first place IN
the WPA lines and be called buns? have already
met plenty of patriotic (?) citizens who don't
give damn about a serviceman and after this
mess is over well, it'll be worse.
(Signed) Pfc. Bill Cross"
Well, Bill, I'm sorry you're sick. But I'm glad
you busted loose an let 60 your worries.
Now, amt philosopher, but could tell
you that a man usually finds what he's look
in for. An could also tell you that came back
from the last war, got $50 bonus an ran smack
into no job whatever. But you amt interested in
me - you're interested in you.
DO will tell you what you do. You send me
your prewar record. An your war record Ii 1t
turns out that you had to give up good job,
will help you get another one - as good or better.
Thatu be easy Good men are al00ys hard to find
If it turns out you are war hero, I'll help
you get better job than you eser had. because
real heroes are hard to find, too.
If you get hurt or ruin your health, Uncle Sam1l
take care of you. Last heard, we was still payn
pensions as far back as the War of 1872.
But son, don't miss the main point. guess
you don't realize it, but the home folks -
your own an the families of all your fellow
soldiers - amt cheatin' on you. Hundreds an
thousands of 'em has lost their businesses Millions
is eatin' catch catch-can cuttin down on win
ter heat, payin' taxes an buyin' Bonds till it
hurts an mighty few of them are squawking.
Sure, there's some chiselers - an some squawk-
.ers. Some may be maxim more money than they
deserve. But son, the home folks, most of 'em
anyway, are worlin' their heads off to give you
an the rest of the Army an our allies every kind
of thing you can use to get this war won with.
You are the best-paid an best-supported soldiers
any country ever had in history. guess.
So don't go blamn' Everybody. Pick out one or
t,0o you especially don't like. An for the time
bein, why not pick Hitler an Hirohito!
m
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06
Rittnod, ben 8, pfteber 1943

is. Brennan bon Sbatpneetotpn, so.
@s tpar Elm aipeift0diges gebaloe,
Der erite Stod puroe SbuIe, Bis Elm
|neues @eballbe fir Die Shule erbai.t
NOR. Die Stride ielbIt tpurbe ipdter
bergroBert uno beridonert. (Seute 1T
iie abgeriiien uno eine eigene nene
@emeinbe an 8oeelplace I'll ange-
fangen.) MnfdngIid mar ct. 8atrid's
gen1iibter Nationalitat, big Die Deut.
iden ft6 babon trennten, 1865. Mab.
folger tpar g. S. S'Salloran als 30
Itiniitrator, Bis Heb. S. s. 3abeI, 9.
g., anfanl 1864. Sein Na9folger
tpar Batrid S. S'Saaoran, 1873.
gls er tot NOR, folgte ibm am 80.
De5enber 1898 Der iesige Migr. @iI-
belm &luie, 8.@., Der aber ME bic
5eellorse iibernabu1. CT blieb in ct.
Marp's Soipital tpabreno >oes Snter.
resnums, unb Ser Miiiitent gaeb. So
mes 0omneD blieb an ct. Batrid's,
Bis &eb. gbas. Speenep, Der beutige
Baitor, 1900 ernannt tpurbe. Dein
8ruoer Charlie bon 1900 Biz 1902.
Damn folgte ibm &ep. Sol. &ofen Biz
1904, un6 Damn SEQ Eroie."
(Sortiebung folgt)
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MariG @eburt
(SortIebung bon Seite y

\OpLIISRAlS Uult Oclc -
Bforte tpir1t bu Dem Soa6im begeg-
men; BORT tpirit bu 6iefe 8otidaft NIT
ibm beipreden. 9i6 aber, oie @es
iegnete oes Serrn, min oie gottli6e
Waieltdt auf ean5 beionoere 8eiie
nit ibren @na6en beimIu6en v1no
bereibern Sn Ser giniamfeit miro er
81 oeinen1 Ser5en reben. gr tpirb Dem
@eiebe Ser @nabe ieinen l1rprung
berleiben, inoem er in beine1n S6oBe
oerienigen oas 2eben eibt, pelde ben
nniterbliben @ott nit lterbIi6em
Sleiide bethlehem iou."
0amit oas oen1iitiee Ser5 Ser FL.
slnna bel 6ieier Sreubenbotibaft bes
@ngels Dor Gertpunoerung unb @ons
ne nidt seribmel5e, 1puroe ibre
1neni9li9e S6pG9e bur6 ben Sei-
lisen @eiit eeitdrft, 10 baB iie NIT
einem grobrniitieen Ser5en unb nit
lunausipredliber @onne Die 8ot-
ibaft anborte unb arfnabm. sic
mabte itd alsbalo auf ,tnb sing in
ben Selnpel su Seruialem. Sier traf
liie nit Soahim auiammen, tpie es
Der gngeI beioen geiagt bate. gfrn
bra6ten fie bei6e auiammen Dem ur-
beber oieies SAUNDERS ibren Danf bar
unb opferten ibm gan5 beitinmte
@aben. Sic purben our6 Die @nabe
bes 81. @eiites auf elm ,teues erIeuh-
tet uno febrten bon bes eothiben
Eroites in lire Sein1at auriid. -
Sortiesung folgt - @ingeianot bon
/. 8m. Spangler, Buffalo, 81. 9.
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alter Baitor, gater g. 8. Meitrom
fort, fommit ou i6on ibm nad. gs lit
bod numbering in Der 8elt. Sd
bate 8ater Me1trom felt bielen Sab
rem nibt mebr geieben, ieit ib bon
Saus ging ur1o 56meiter tpurbe. 8ru>
Der Sic tpar aub bier ,,nb bat i'm be-
|iuht."
gater 2aurence la6te l,no ging
treppauf nod ieinem '3immer. Sort
|madte er iid 5u Saus uno blieb, Bis
gater @einefe ging uno 8ater Serb.
MeifuB iein Na1folger tpurbe. Seit
Der 3eit NOR nur mebr Elm Silfs-
prieiter in 8reeie, Ser bann I'M Bfarr-
baus tpobnte.
Ils pir bes Mbenbs al,ianmenia-
BEN beim 8ater &einefe, iprab er
iiber 6. ct. 2ouis @emeinben ct.
Hatrid's iei Die dltefte @emeinoe.
Son Dem bieb 6. ct. 2ouis sSninois-
totpn.. 0ie 2eute gingen nod Gabofia
unb nod ct. 2ouis aur Stride. Sft
ididte Der 8iidof bon alton, einen
Prieiter oabin, Der in einem Sauie
an BrabD sbe. oas fir alle Deno'
minationen fir @ottes eingerihtet,
ben gottesbienf bielt. SIN Sabre
1862 ipurbe Die erfte Stride aus 3ie-
gel an sSqinois Mpe. unb 6. Gtrnbe
erribtet uno otpar bon Batter Sobn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06

nunnte Der quite 8iidof Sangen Ben
Haitor bon @ernantoipn, Hep. @ils
belm &lufe, gum Nahfolger an ct.
Batridsfir6e, g. ct. 2ouis.
Das eab l1naufriebenbeit nnb Muf-
rubr in 6er @emein6e, bic feine,
oeutiden Brieiter baben tpollte, oo fie
einen glan5enoen iriiden Brieiter aIs
aiiiitenten batten. Nun biIt bit aud
Sire bier in beutider @emeinoe tpie
in Ererton, ale beuti i9, MIR atpei 5oe
milien nidt: 0oples uno Dr. Ma-
roonep. 60 itebit 6u, mo- bu biit uno
tpas on gu tun bait. 8reeie lit cine
SoAtergemeinoe bon Germantown.
Dein 8ruoer Charlie, Der alteite bon
oeinen 8riioern, fling feline 8rieier.
laufbabn in Der Muttergemeinbe an
ou IN Der Eodtereemeinoe, nnb tpie in
Germantown ftd alle freuten iiber
einen euten iriiden arieiter, 10 freuen
mir uns bier bariiber. gu bilt Ser
erite iriide Brieiter, ser ie bier mar. :"
Ser quite 2aurence 6. ladte unb
iagte:
IS eueB, pou're right, Gater. Wir
peroenf idon fertig miteinanber."
"Sa, iest GET nur gun, SoipitaI
unb bleibe oa ipobnen. Die 5dneitern
meroen Dir idon oeine @obnung 5ei-
gen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06

|liebte unb oarum ale Spraben lernte,
beionbers ipenn er iolde gebrnuden
fonnte; oenn 6riitli6er gifer, fatbo.
Iiide 2iebe trieb i'm an gu iolden
Spfern.
ges, gbas. @ilmartin purbe 1897
in Snnsbrud gepeibt unb fam oann
nod Germantown, blieb bann ltnge-
fdbr elm babies Sabr ,lno tp1rbe nod
ct. Batrid's, 6. ct. 2ouis, geididt,
INN bon bort aus Die Sacreb Seart
@emeinbe 5u griinoen, mas er au6
tat. 9o9 balb ftarb 8ater g. S.
Sanoran am 20. 9e5ember 1898. @r
bate oaua1s als afiiitant 9feb.
Sames S. Dopnep, Der 1892 getpeibt
tporoen NOR su 2otpen, Belgien. Ils
9ater 8atrid O'&anoran (1S73 Biz
1889 in ct. Batrid's tot uar unb
i'm Mt. Carmel Srieobof rubte, err
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gbenifer ser 2aboratorien Ser gr-
mour ano So. baben ourd 8eriude
feitgetellt 6ab bie Dauerbaftigfeit
fiinitliben nnb ratiirliden @umnnis
our6 einen 8eltanbteil Ser Soiabob-
nen=Seliaure erbobt miro. Bea1nte
oer Sirma balten ben Suno bon 6u-
beriter @idtigfeit NIT Niidiidt auf
Die @ibtigfeit, apel6e @unmi i'm
@riege befist. Die Seritellung lit ber-
baltnismdBig biIlig rno es tpir6 Boz
BEL Elm 9fobrnaterial benust, oas Bel
Der Serfteaung bie1er fpntbetiider
Gbemifalien iett als Bafis benutt
miro, namlid Gett.
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Dlis MaiIesfreai,sb

Sd ging nit ibnn. aud bort MUIR
ben mir freuoig enlpfmgen, oenn er
fab befannte @eiidter, oie er fdon
in Erenton geieben llno fennen eelernt
batte. gs paren ia bieielben Dienit-
mdgoe Seiu gbriiti pie in Der Eren-
toner Sdule ,nb SoIiitdlden, bas
8ater 8oniel fir Die @eneinoe gebaut
batte fir Sansfranfenbienit. Cine
Sdpeiter, Sr. SO. gbriitiana (Glef-
fenitein bon Smitbport, Sn), batte
in Srenton &ranfenoienit eetan i,no
als 8ater 2aurence @ilmartin Ep-
pbnsfieber batte, tpuroe iie oabin be-
foblen, INN Wutter @ilnartin 5u BEL
fen beim franfen Sobn. sebt mar iie
I'M 8reeier Soipital; befannte Seelen
finoen iid 5u Baiier tno gu 2an6e.
Ils Die Sdpeiter i'm iab, rief iie:
"Se4o, btit ou oa; falm lit mein
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mein grief bonn 8iidof."
sd braude ben nidt. gu biit
mir gut eenus, oas beibt, penn ou 10
gut biit mie oein gruoer, gater gbar*
Iie."'
~Sa, Bel bem tpar id bic lebten
Boben in Srenton."
uSa, ie", meinte oer alte Neitor,
uin Der Seimat lit es idon, mo Der
gltern Sduier iteb'n, mo Die Seroen
tpeioen eeb'n. -"
vgs lit mir bod ettuas einsefal-
len, als id borte, oab on bierber fd=
melt. Sieb, oein 8ruoer Charlie, als
er bon Snnsbrud fam, bat Der bo6<
tpit. Serr 8iidof nod Germantown
geididt (einen Sriiden na6 Ger
mantotpn. mo nur elm SIRE mar, Der
Stationsagent). Das flang tpie Sobn.
9od beim bohpit 8iidof salt nibt
mas elm Brielter NOR (no race cranf)
fonoern mas er fonnte, ehte 1riitlide
Bare, edte fatboliide Sromn1isfeit
m,tbte in ibm iein. llno 6ns mar al
les in oeinem Bruoer: geIernt, eifrig,
fromm, international, MIR cine Sar-
be: fatboliid. @r iprod Deutid,
Platt, preoiste tets Deutfd unb re-
bette 10 5u oen ainoern in Der Sdule.
Der gater SO. aeufe mar au1 Elm
1lniberfalmenid, Der aIle Nationen
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Gedan<en und
Erinnerunsen
Bon Neb. S. Guertges
(6ortiebuna)

9Is 8ater 2atprence @ilmartin ei1t-
trat, fiel Der alte Serr 10 gan5 fami.
Iiar, 10 gar buriditos iiber i'm ber:
SEA, mo- fommit on ber'', orablte
ct i'm auf 9eutid, ubaft bib pobl
beridlafen uno oaber Die 8eridlep=
pura - 8enebille ooer 6. ct. Souls
ilt bod ni6t 10 ipeit bon BIER, maf-
ferte er tpeiter. so, n rnfomm' nno
feb' Did,"
Slater 2aurence Ia6te uno iagte:
,S1on gut, &err Bfarrer, bier lit
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Die Seritelung bon @ummiringen
fir &onierbenglaier fir BEN &alts-
bait lit bon ber &riegsproouftion
boroe autoriliert tpor6en, na6bem
@ummioireftor Seffers mitgeteilt bot
te, oaB bafiir ipntbetii6er @ummi
perfiigbar lei.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12
Reveal
Cakes Murderer
Framed Mdrigny

EDITORS NOTE-Now that
the jury hos handed in it's Vsr-
diet in the Onkes murder trial.
Perry Mason. widsiy famed ne
ton deteetiUs creation of Erie
Stanley Gardner. gives his read
ers the inside" story of the
Sensational case Which hos at.
trdetsd world-Uide attention.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-12

\ GlamorOus Film Stars Odd
Mixture of GOOD and Bad
Breaks. When She Changed Her
Hair-Do MisfortuneS Followed
That Won Her the Title of
HOllywood's "JinN Girl" Read
Of Her Curious Ups and Downs
In The American Weekly. Cele-
brated Magazine Distributed
With This Sundays Detroit
Times.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06
Boy, s, Strays
from! Parked Car

When Jackie Peters, s, Of 507
Radnor. Detroit. strayed from
his fathers car parked outside a
ST. Clair Shores beer garden
early Sunday, his absence was
not noticed until an hour later
Left presumably asleep by his
parents outside Greenoale Inn,
IL Mile road and Harper, the
boy strayed to another parked
car where he fell asleep
His parents and another cou-
pie then drove 10 a beer garden
near Hartung Airport on Harper,
When they left, they discovered
Jackie was missing,
Leon Delo, proprietor of
Greendale Inn had meanwhile
discovered the sleeping boy. ST.
Clair Shores police returned
Jackie 10 his parents.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06
laps in Uniform
Dig Up a Camera

SEATTLE. July 6 - Up -
Three Amcrican-born japanese
wearing United States Army un-
iformS were questioned by Army
authorities the Post Intelligent
Ger said. after one Of them dug
up a camera buried on a Sum-
ner, Wash. farm.
The paper said the three, for
merly from an inland relocation
center. were inductees from Fort
Douglas, Utah, who came 20
Sumner during their l5-day
leave before reporting for Army
duty al Camp Shelby, Miss.
On June 10, the paper report
cd. the three japanese appeared
at the Sumner home OF Mr. and
Mrs Ralph Burival, where one
of the Japanese formerly lived.
There they dug up the camera,
I'm a tin container, and departed,
the story continued.
Police Chief Norton Wynn of
Sumner was notified and later
Army authorities questioned the
inductccS.
Disposition OF the case was not
clear. The Post Intelligencer
said the question was submitted
10 the War Department in Wash
ington. which ordered the Jap
aneSc be released and allowed
10 proceed to Camp Shelby.
Chief Wynn said he understood
they were being held at Fort
Lewis, Wash, pending further
investigation Army authorities
here declined comment.