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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23
Name Band
Beckons Hrong

Name bands in this territory
are Jan Savitt. who opens at
Eastwood Gardens tonight and
Joe Sanders who goes into his
second week al Jefferson Beach.
Savitts carly reputation was
gained as top flight violinist
with "A brilliant classical back
ground and he carried this train
ing into his special dance ar
rangemonts that have won favor
in many OF the country's ace
spots among them the Lin
coin Hotel in New York and
ChiCago'S famous Panther Room
at Hotel Sherman,
Remember way back i'm the
early days of radio when you
used TO stay up late 10 hear the
Nighthawks out OF Kansas City?
Joe Sanders who was a co.
leader Of this early radio combi-
nation is the same Joe Sanders
who directs his piano comhina-
ton from the piano at Jeffer-
son. Joe'S engagements have
been so numerous II would be
impossible 10 name them on this
page At ten tonight there will
be contest 10 find A Betty
Cradle double. II viii be tough
Job TO find anyone who comes
up 10 this famous ST. Louis girl
but someone from around here
Will get a chance and II will be
a good show for the customers.
Mlcky Dunn is staging a spe
cial matinee Sunday at the
Mount Clemens Skating Arena
for all OF the men and women
in service. Soldiers, sailors. and
marines, to say nothing of WacS,
and Spars will all be admitted
free for 'nutin.
Old time square dancers will
have a fling along with the mod
ern jitterbugS at the Star Ball
room tomorrow. night when Al
Werner and his Orchestra will
play for the MaComb County
Flying Squadron, Unit No. g..
The public is invited.
SANTA CRUZ. Calif-Harry
Moorcficld landed 29l7 pound
ling cod.
SAID the fish had It's teeth
firmly fastened in a 7i2 pound
ling cod which had It's teeth
firmly fastened i'm the 60 hook
which was attached 10 Moore
fields line
MonotonouS, isn't it?
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23

cracking. heart of gold sort of
thing, I'd be all set.
But the movies are a funny
business. My break may come
tomorrow or never"
Eighteen months ago she play
ed a character role in My Fav-
orite Wife" The part ran TO six
pages Of lines and she was under
contract for two weeks at S25 n
day.
Later | got a screen test at
another studio for a part that
called for a comedy love scene, !"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23

she recalls. 1.-THE next day the
studio called me up and told me
my test was the best OF some 40
they had made.
THE costing director said |
handled my lines with good tim
ing, that ] photographed very
we'll and that my personality
came out on the screen.
But he was sorry, he could
nj use me. Why? Because l was
tall and beautiful, he said, and
he wanted a homely girl who
was fat. Can you beat it,"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23
BY JACK GAvER
unitss PRES. s,an oorr,.pons,Dt

NEW YORK - lU.P) 49, Jane
Froman. who is as pretty
woman and as sweet
q singer as YOU weuld want to
meet. gradually is beating the
rap hung on her when the Yam
kee Clipper dropped her and
other srmy-bound entertainers
into the TaguS river near Lisbon
last Feb. % Still IN a hospital,
she has looked ahead 10 next fall
and signed on the dotted line to
be starred in the revue Artists
and Models" which Lou Wal
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23

The necessity for the conser-
walton Of lumber has brought in
TO the spotlight a wood welding
process which makes possible
the utilization OF various sized
planks that formerly would have
been discarded as scrap in the
making OF airplane wing spars.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23

laughs she displays a set OF teeth
that could easily serve as a
tooth brush ad In fact, her
teeth have been used for that
purpose.
al can handle character parts
and even featured roles she
says. IF | could only get a
chance at Rosalind Russell part
you know, fast-talking, wise
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23
Surseon-6enefal
10 Inspect Hospital

BATTLE CREEK. Mich, July
% - tA') - Maj Gen. Norman
7. Kirk, surgeon general Of the
army. will arrive here for a brief
inspection Of Percy Jones Gen
eral Hospital Sunday, hospital
authorities said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Convention Of JAW
Shifted 10 Buffalo

The UAW-CIO's international
convention has been shifted from
Sept. % az 81. Louis 10 oct at
Buffalo because of the inability
of the union 10 arrange for
housing and feeding of Negro
delegates and visitors, II was
announced today by President
r J Thomas.
ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
IS Million Due
To File Income
Return Sept. IS

WASHINGTON. Aug. 6 (INSI
Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue Guy T. Helvering announced
today that approximately 10000
900 income taxpayers would be
required 10 file tentative income
tax return Sept. IS.
This return covers income and
victory taxes for the year, 1913,
and is required by the pay-as-you-
earn tax bill passed by Congress
earlier this year.
THOSE WHO'LL FILE
The tentative return is required
to be filed by married persons
earning more than So, 500 a year,
single persons earning more than
81. 700, persons receiving more
than 500 a year from sources
other than wages and salaries,
and persons who earned more
money last year than they will
this year
Copies Of the tentative return
form, designated l040-ES, will be
sent more than 10000, 900 income
taxpayers, but delivering esti-
mated that only about 100000
would be required TO make the
return.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
No Bonds
= Inn
OtDeafHl

Five youths charged with first
degree murder in the killing of a
Negro during the June n riot
stood mute when arraigned before
Recorders Judge Brennan today.
A sixth warrant named Richard
ftoc- IN the staying.
The five are:
Pvt. Armando Mastantuono, 20,
1856 Illinois; Robert Cattone, II,
1929 Elmwood; Ralph Tancredi,
20, 1894 Chalmers; Anthony
Saraceno, 16 1927 Pierce, and
Aldo TRAM, Is, 1912 Superior,
who admitted actually firing the
shot which killed Moses Kiska. A
Negro, the morning of the rioting.
All were held without bond, for
examination Aug. II.
Also arraigned before Judge
Brennan was Leo Upton. 35, 976
Wilkins, who stood mute on
charge of melting to riot in the
disturbances.
Tipton's examination was set
for Aug. II and bond at $1,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
i. s. Discounts Story
OF German Hunger

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6 QNS)
49, Department Of Commerce su-
thoritieS today discounted reports
reputedly emanating from Ger
many that the Reich food produc-
ton system has broken down.
Its interesting, If true" one
spokesman commented. But 10
is certain there will be millions
of other Europeans starved he
fore the people Of Germany are
hungry"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
JAW Asks GIN
For Full Paw
While at Polls

General Motor employees today
demanded full pay while going 20
and from the polls 70 cry. state
and national elections. and they
insisted that the city establish
election registration booths IN
every war plant IN tho city
The demand, suggested by JAW
Vice President Walter ?. Rcuthor
was approved by 10 delegates
from 100 GM plants AZ a meeting
yesterday AZ the Bo0k-Eadlllac
Hotel. The session Is preparing
demands 10 be submitted when
the GM contract expires Oc-
tober :.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Bar Owner Sued
For Injuries TO Patron

Angelo Alfonsi, president of the
Terminal Railways Supply Co.
yesterday filed suit for 5000 in
circuit court against Nicholas
Frank Stromp, and his wife,
Gladys, for injuries he says he
suffered when he was thrown
from Nick's Bar, 2012 Vermont,
owned by the Stromps.
He claims that on July IA. he
went 10 the bar accompanied by
an employee and that he was re-
fused service. When he protested,
he said, he was pushed from the
place by Mrs. Stromp and fell,
injuring a foot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
5000 Bodies Dug Up;
Show Murder Of Jews

ONDON. Aug. s uNSl-
Examination of 5000 corpses in n
solid mass In one trench $50 Yards
long was reported today by the
Soviet atrocity committee report
ING on German masSacrcS Of Jews.
according 10 Moscow dispatches
10 Reuters,
The committee in a special re-
port said the German had
Systematically eXteIminatcd the
Jews in the north Caucasus region
last August.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Your Waste Paper
Goes to the Front

Medical and food supplies, as
well as military equipment, are
being rushed TO our fighting fronts
in Victory containers made from
used boxes, bags, brown wrapping
paper, newspapers, and waste bas-
ket paper You can help relieve
the critical paper shortage by
saving all forms of waste paper,
for conversion into overseas car
tons and ammunition packing
cases. To sell your salvage to a
dealer, or to give TO charitable
or other organizations, call a col
leCtor at Randolph 1882.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06

Police refused TO estimate the
number OF books, which filled
large grocery sack, but said il was
a good share" of the total stolen.
Michael KurZenko, 26, of 20OO
Frederick, and Frank Rudnich, 25,
of 1890 Frederick, are free under
81, 900 bond, awaiting trial in the
case. Arrested shortly after the
robbery. they are charged with
breaking and entering.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
2-Tinne Stacker
Gets ) Years

First person in Michigan to be
jailed twice for draft evasion,
Thaddeus A. Szymanski, q, today
was given a five-year prison SEN
tence and fined $4,000 by Federal
Judge futile.
Szymanski OF 2724 Tenth. Wy
andotte, served a year and a half
sentence in Chillicothe, O., federal
prison for the same offense. He
refused 10 register under selective
service after his release.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06

Brockney OF the holdup squad.
Identification numbers and outer
covers had been torn off the books.
1.-THE attorney had nothing to
do with the case" said Brock
ney. 'TIe met me on the street
and told me he knew where the
books were and that he would
turn them over TO me. As ar
ranged, he had them In his office
toAayp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
SIX QUESTIONS ASKED

The treasury department made
public the form of the tentative
return. which required answers tc
six questions. They are:
ESTIMATED income and VIC
tory tax for l943.
fascinated income and VIC
tory tax withheld during the
entire year.
3-Estimated tax after de-
Quoting tax withheld
Total income tax pay
ments made on the March and
June instruments.
5-Unpaid balance of taxes
after deducting Item from
Item 3.
6-Amount of tax paid with
the filing of the tentative re-
turn.
At the time the Sept. Is return
is filed, taxpayer will be required
TO pay half of Item Shat is,
the unpaid balance of taxes owed
after deducting taxes withheld
and the March and June install
ment payments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06

ADNFRTISEMFN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06

A "well-known" Detroit attor-
neys tip resulted today in the re-
covery OF most of the gasoline
war ration books stolen from
Board 82-37 at 1850 Gratiot ex-
cept those previously burned or
sold in the black market, police
revealed.
The attorney, whose name was
not disclosed, turned over the
books TO Detective Sgt. James
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Riot Victim Dies,
But Not From Hurts

a post-mortem today estab-
lished that Arthur Lee, So, who
collapsed and died in his room at
$500 Traverse last night, and at
first was thought TO have sue
cumbed as a result of a beating
in the June u riot, died a natural
death.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
2 May Lose Citizenship

CHICAGO. Aug. s GNS)-
Records Of the German-Amercan
School Society were being studied
today by Assistant l.. s. Attorney
John Owen Tor possible use in de-
naturalization proceedings against
nine alleged former Bund mem
berS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Keep
Perspiring Feet
Dry and Sweet

ErceEsive preparation often makes your
fees uncomfortable - socks or stockings
damp, as well az causing disaTreeahle foot
odors TryadustinE your feet and shoes with
Aliens Foot-hase. Easy quick - convent
crt. 10 acts 10 pbsorb excess preparation
and prevent odors. n you arc breaking in
new pair of shoes or n you are wearing
IN Hitting tight pair, there's nothing like
Aliens b base % relieve the friction
that makes feet feel 30 uncomfortable. For
reai foot comfort. be cure - ask for Aliens
0ot-Ease todAy, A. a. drugglstA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

IMPORTANT-Use your households
points intelligently so that you won't run
out of stamps. And buy with care to make
your points come out even, because the
grocer tcW NOT be able TO give you change
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
Nazis Ready TO Striker

NEW YORK, March l (INS).
- Reichsmarshal Goering, COM
nander in chief of the German
air force, said today in an order
OF the day that "at the right hour
we shall strike with fresh strength
AMI destroy the enemy wherever
We meet him." the FEC reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
KICKS RECORD

81 know nothing OF this fell
low Levitt. I do know Ricken-
hackers record. - Is entitled
to and receives the salute Of
the nation. Even the Levitts of
this country should be COM
PEELED TO respect It,"
This comment came from Rep.
Gosset of Texas:
"Only a rat would make a
statement OF that kind. II Is
an evidence of just how far pure
selfishness can denounce pure
patriotism. Eddie Rickenbacker
needs no defense from people
of this unknown Levitt's stripe.
But IL Is a very serious thing
for legitimate and meritorious
organized labor. Organized labor
had better do something about
IT,"
Rickenbacker has been invited
to testify before the House naval
affairs committee. Chairman Vim
son of Georgia, announced.
HEARINGS SOON
The committee soon will open
hearings on measures TO halt alb
senteeism in all factories working
on government contracts.
The National Maritime Union
(CIO) previously announced plans
10 have merchant marine seamen
attend any future meetings where
Rickenbacker was scheduled to
speak and challenge his state
ments.
Rickenbacker, who was rescued
last December after u days on a
raft after his plane was forced
down in the Pacific. has called for
labor not to '1et down" American
boys fighting in foxholes all over
the world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

grave for aircraft workers and
all labor" warned Roy NJ. Brown,
INA vice president. in one tele-
gram.
work stoppage will aid the.
enemy and will not hasten a
WLB decision" wired II. w.
Brown, another INA vice presi-
dent.
Government representatives of
the WLB. the War Manpower
Commission. the War Production
Board and the Office of Price
Administration. invited by Reed
TO attend. failed 10 show up be-
cause they were scared 10 put in
an appearance" Reed declared.
BE PATIENT
Reed said he had been informed
that the WLB decision will be
Forthcoming either Monday night
or Tuesday.
From here on, IL might be
we'll for us TO be patient" he
said.
Claims were made generally by
speakers that the union and the
patriotism of aircraft workers,
alone. had kept them on the job,
when they could make more
money by going to the shipyards. I"
Members of the audience were
given opportunity TO join in dis
Cussion and air their views over a
number of portable microphones,
attached 10 the public address sys-
TEN. which were circulated about
the floor.
Tool and die makers at Lock-
heed expressed dissatisfaction from
the floor over situation they
said they could not understand,
involving allegations that the COM
pany buys these articles from
manufacturers who pay Sis an
hour upward to employees, but
viii not give us a raise"
HITS PRESS 'YI-YP
Failure TO be awarded pay in
.creaseS. IT was said, had resulted
in much absenteeiSm, by work.
erS out looking for better Jobs"
One speaker from the floor
derided the press 70 ritS "yi-yi"
about men on the fighting fronts
getting only $50 a month. His re-
marks elected only slight applause.
Generally. those from the floor
stressed the Importance of keep
ing production at a maximum, mo
matter what happens. Such state
mentS brought acquiescent APP
.plause.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
NO WORK sToPPAGE

Before today's gathering. Reed
had received numerous kilograms
from high executives OF the ALL
International Association Of Ma
chiniSts, parent union of Local 727,
admonishing him to- make certain
no work stoppage result from any
protest action taken at the rally.
1.-THE situation In Congress il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
UniOniSt
Calls Rick
mo. = Rat
CONTINUED from Page one)

continued from Page One)
the attitude of the union or the
rank and file.
He said he did not know Levitt
personally.
Before the Levitt incident, Reed
had made the somewhat mystify-
irg declaration that iii seems the
longer il takes for the WLB 10
decide the wage issue, the better
The directive will be-"
Last weeks Walkout Of BoeinC
employees at Seattle and the pro-
poSals for "24-hour mass meetings
here and at the Consolidated plant
at San Diego are based on protests
by the AF'L aircrafters that WLB
has too long delayed decision.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
BEFORE WLB

Before the WLB is a request for
tipping the wage scale of 100000
West Coast aircrafters from their
present hourly rate of 60 and COS
cents 10 S1.35, TO a new scale from
95 cents 10 $50.
Reed indicated WLB was ready
last Monday or Tuesday 10 make
its decision. which would have
been detrimental 10 us. and was
prevented from issuing the decree
only by the opposition Of labor
members.
Contents of the proposed
directive are terrible" he added.
obviously referring to the order
as it read last week 'In fact,
the whole thing smells"
He went to the defense Of the
Seattle AFL walkout only briefly,
insisting false impressions" made
the picture out of focus in the
minds of the public.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
Labor Warned
To Rebuke SIur
On Rickenbdcker
Detroit Times washington Bureau

WASHINGTON, March Or
ganized labor will bring on itself
the contempt and possible retalia-
ton of public opinion and legisla-
tive enactments, If it permits TO
60 unrebuked such incidents as
the remarks of an ALL aircraft
union organizer made
in a speech TO workers at Bur-
bank. Cal, yesterday. according to
senator's and congressman avail
able for comment today.
The organizer, David G.. Levitt,
was quoted here as terming war
hero Eddie Rickenbacker a rat
for his campaign against absen-
teeism and other slackness in war
factories, adding:
Its too bad they saved him."
He referred to Capt. Ricken-
hackers recent ordeal in the Pa
cific, when his plane was forced
down on a military mission. Said
Senator Byrd of Virginia:
.The remarks by this Levitt
before a large assemblage of
workers. IL allowed TO stand un-
repudiated by organized labor,
will be but another incident In
n chain OF factors bringing on
the severest of anti-strike legis-
latiOn."
TOO INTEMPERATE'
Senator George of Georgia said
''Levitt's language Is too In
temperate to justify intelligent
comment"
Rep. Patman of Texas said:
IL denounce with all my power
Of speech the statement of that
West Coast agitator. Let many
moro things of that kind occur
and organized labor will be set
back half a century and there
will be laws on the books to
send any one to prison who
halts production of any of the
weapons with which we are
fighting for our national life.
THAT Is the most un-Ameri-
can remark made since we have
gone TO war. IL Is also the most
irreligious and, IL IL was said,
IL In anti-God.
Even IL a man Is a union
leader, i cannot understand how
real American worker would
stand for IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

in stamps. Use hish-point stamps first, if
you can. And remember-Dhe stamps are
used up, you tciH NOT be able to buy any
more of these brocessed foods till the nerf
ration period begins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

IEsthonia, Lithuania and Latvia
the British radio said today.
The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
r,e1O,SO7 Business
| Firms in State
in Year
r,m.. star Correspondent

LANSING. Z March L. Nearly
II 200 businessmen became casual
ties Of the war within the last
year. figures from the state de-
partment Of revenue showed today
Louis NJ. Minis. director. dis
closed sales and use tax receipts
for February amounted 10 S6,2lS.-
GOO, or S2,559O00 less than the
January return.
THE yield exceeded that Of
February last wear nv SlS4.S9l.
although ~ came from l0,S05
fewer taxpayers, he said. Last
wear there were SS.407 and this
year 1860.
This indicates the nearly
1900 taxpayers lost have pre-
Sumably closed shop.
although the pure sing
power Of the public still holds at
a high level the growing scarcity
of consumer goods il causing a
definite restriction in gross
sales"
As the point rationing system
goes into effect tho trend he in
Dictated, Will inevitably d eclIn @
further.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
ELECTED PROSECUTOR
Explains FHiings
In F0P Ruling

Police Commissioner Wither-
spoon today outlined to Circuit
Judge Keidan the steps leading &c
the discharge of Patrolman How
ard Heine and Detective Bernard
l.. Dugean because Of revival
within the department OF the Fra
.ternal Order of Police, which the
city considers \ union.
The commissioner said that he
learned policemen organized a
chapter of the FOP at a meeting
January rs and that two days
later he explained 10 Patrolmar
Heine that the Organization has
been outlawed on grounds that a
police union is contrary 10 public
policy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
T.. 8. Warns of 80 Pet.
Income Tax Boost

about $4,000, 100000 he said
while the new tax rates will bt
designed TO raise S5l ,000,0O0,OOO.
Although the expert said can.
collation.. as proposed by Ruml, is
impossible. he continued:
cit has been apparent a long
time that the individual income
tax should be converted TO a
pay-as-yOu-gO basis. We have to
make II possible for individuals
TO pay weekly or monthly, In
stead of quarterly
MAY CANCEL A PART
"Wlth high income taxes, tax
PAYERS should be able 10 pay
currently in the year they re-
ceiye income, not year later.
The treasury wants 10 see this
plan adopted"
Paul said a system OF partial
cancellation may be possible. Com
plete cancellation. he contended
would discriminate in favor OF tht
big taxpayer.
eff partial cancellation dlstrib-
utes the benefits equitabIy
among all taxpayers, the can
celed taxes could be replaced
without appreciable shift of the
war tax burden" he said.
Discussing corporation taxes, th'
treasury attorney said that, on the
whole, business levieS have no
reached a point excessively bur
densome. He argued that corpora
tons are earning sufficient profit
to create SURPRISES for quick con
version to peace time production
after the victory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
Yugosldvs Kill S25,
Wipe Out Garrisons

NEW YORK, March ] GNS).-
Yugoslav patriots wiped out sew
eral enemy GarriSons' IN six days
OF fighting along a railroad line
leading out of Sarajevo, il was
announced today in a communicate
by the Russian high command.
More than 800 Italian soldiers
and Is officers were reported an
INITIATED by the patriots, who cap.
tured 900 officers and men.