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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

she went on her famous
Metha Nelson expedition in
search Of buried treasures up
TO the moment when Musso-
linis family took over her
historic mansion in Rome.
She married one Of Italy's
titled nobiemeh, although
they have been living apart
for many years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Staggering Parties

Rex st. Cyr, used to pages in
the social and gossip columns
because Of his marriages 10 rich
women, still gives parties that
stagger even Hollywood
His last soiree was given for
the armed forces, largely he
cause many Of his former guests
did not feel il an appropriate
time TO be the recipients OF
such lavish generosity.
Cobina wright Sr.. The
mother Of a movie actress and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Girl Forqoes Love
For Film Career
HOIIYWOOn Illlv "a

HOLLYWOOD, July 81.
The Ruth Brady-Jean Negu-
lesco romance has chilled. He
wanted her TO quit pictures, she
felt she was getting a good
start with, Laurel and Hardy
in Dancing Masters, and re-
fused.
That explains her night club
appearance with Jose Iturbi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

r read a Bemelmans story in
other departments, l have my
Evening star., 1943-01-03
BY william Irish
HIS ONLY AllBl-
A Phantom Lady IN an Grunge Hot!

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How This Club Brings You
The Best Mysteries
Evening star., 1943-01-03

DJT yourself in Scott Henderson's place. You know
i you're not q murderer. You know you with
another woman when your wife strangled But the
District Attorney and the police don't know it. And
you CAN'T PROVE TT
Y&u met this other woman in bar. You took her to
dinner and play. But you didn't know her name or
where she lived Your mind had been IN such turmoil
that you didn't notice anything about her - except
that she was wearing flaming orange hat.
Then you got home and found three detectives wait
ng- and your wife dead in the boudori
Where's your aEbi? ''Won1an orange hat" is all
you can remember You get an all-nght grilhns till
you're too tired to remember, think, even care.
The cops take you out to reace steps Somebody
must remember seeing you with the lady in the orange
hat.
The bartender. Sure, he you but nobody
was with YOU The cab driver He remembered picking
you up, taking you the restaurant but you were
aoae. The headwater saw you. too. But he had only
served person, he said There it table
reservation and on your check. Dinner for ONEl
NOBODY, not the doorman the tcket-taker, or
the usher in the theatre had herl They remembered
YOU because you had in after the curtain up
They certainly would have seen woman in an orange
hat But they svore you were alonel And now you're
starting down that "last mile" - with the electric chair
staring you in the facel
The impact Of this suspense-packed new mystery,
PHANTOM LADY, win hit you squarely between the
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Service Notes:

Technician Fourth grade) Art
Davis, $3.50 Iroquois, a former
member of the nationally known
orchestra of his brother, Johnny
"Scat," Davis IS plying his musical
ability 10 good purpose at Camp
Wolters, Tex, where he directed
the camp band and orchestra for
the all-SoldIer revue, ION the
Double which had It's premiere
week ago
Yoeman ID class Robert ID.
Horen, 1890 Evanston, who has
been stationed in the naval pro-
Curement office in the Book Build
ing. has been ordered TO report
10 the physical education school at
cambridge. Md. where he will re-
receive additional training He is a
former all-State and all-City Mac
kenZie High fOotballer.
According 10 reports from the
army. Pvt. Stanley BaLant, 2284
elmer. Hamtramck now in Great
Britain, divides his time between
farming and engine repair work.
Before going into the army, he
was both a farmer and engine
units mechanic. The British farm
ers are short Of equipment, he
says.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Davis. of Band Fame.
Directs Camp Revue

Lakes hospital corps school. Philip
BrOnsteln, 1913 Broad; Donald b.
Blank, 1928 Toester; James X.
FISHER, 147200 Grandmont; James
l.. Gallagher. 10205 Traverse
Samuel A. Goldever. 1851 Broad;
Thaddeus j. Glowacki. 1902 Ryan
Robert. w. James, 15342 Ferguson;
John X. Neumann, 8745 Dunbar
ton: william Ross, 1879 Alden
Ben jamin i. Parsons, $40 Avery;
Lawrence a. Ramsey. 1923 Webb;
Joseph =. Stein, 5795 Missouri,
John Sedrowsku, 1889 Charest;
Francis X. PuroI, 1861 HALEY,
hospital apprentices, second class.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
NAVY GRADUATES

Graduating from navy schools
Great Lakes service school George
q. Learmuuf. 1853 Marx Francis
j. Zech. 1lGp Maryland Lester J.
Swartout. 1868 S'aholin. Harry
c. Sobie. 1902 Maiden Robert ".
Moeller, 1860 CaStcilOn. Great
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08


the Great Lake, naval training
station 20 The Now London naval
submarine base after completion
OF ms boot training.
Promotions To second lieuten-
ants Raymond VI. Steinmetz. 1920
W Grand Blvd George r. Greg
DRY, 103S5 Morley Fl Sill Okla.
To first sergeant Clifford q.
Coone~. New Or.can, army air
base TO corporal Pfc. Meyer ID.
Green, Detroit Camp Roberts.
Cal Pfc. William y keNes. l20i6
Nettofai. VIII Roger, Flcld. Okla.
To .techn'cian fourth grade Cpl.
Charles {. Gray Saginaw, Camp
Lee, Va
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
SAN DIEGO SCHOOL

San Diego Cal, marines tele-
phone school: Pics. Glen X. Coch-
rane. Grand Rapids; Edwin l..
Norman. ComStock Park; Pvts.
Charles r. VanWOert, Kalamazoo;
Charles r.. Berger. Linden. Radio
operators school: Pies. William H..
Soeters, Kalamazoo; Archie How
sepian. Pontiac; Mike SawcZuk,
1881 Crawling, Hamtramck: Pvts.
Donovan r.. Allen. 1880 Weyher,
Pennington; Andrew !. Filcek,
Midland; Reuben X. Maxi. Wake
field: Henry VI. WoZniak, 6o80
Pittsburgh, Detroit.
Navy Pier. Ill. Diesel school:
Robert III. Brown, 81 Harmon,
motor machiniSt's mate. second
class: Harold j. Cawley. 1878
Ohio. Frank G.. Stroh, 1856 Hin
die: Man \. Decker, 1868 r.. Grand
Blvd, fireman, first class; Cara
mello Strsmer, 1910 Roggem,
fireman. second class.
Technical school: Hugh A.
Franks. 1926 Gearson. Robert &.
kloeppel, SO&( quincy Albert Z.
Andor. $40 Huber; Christ c,
Pappas. 295O Harding. William c.
Frrair. l7l76 Ferguson. aviation
machlnist's mates. third class.
ARMY GRADUATES
Camp RarkeleN- Tex medical
officers school. ID Its. Henry y.
Adams, . + McNiehols Philip A.
Holubeck. 1865 Lyndon: Frsncis
A. McGee, 1918 Alter; Robert A..
Studt. 953 Rademacher Frederick
&. Whelply. l4046 Northlawn;
Thomas Galloway Jr.. All Belan-
ger, Crosse Pointe Farms, Charles
r.. Saylor. Plymouth
Carlsbad ~. NJ, army air field:
Cd 1t. George III. Moilanen. POST
Ford, RAYMOND r. Quinn, l2l
Kendall, Highland Park
Stewart Technical School, y Y.
Earl o. Edwards. 274i Gladstone.
Fort Benning, Ga. officers
school. I'd 1t. Norbert j. Nisinski.
1919 IanScT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
LIE AWAKE
ALL MIGHT SCRATCHING?

Don't let ,leeplrs nights hinder your work.
Poslam, .oothing meditation almost 10.
sisntly starts relieving itching. smsrting sur.
lace skin irriiations Of the hands. face. feet
or about the reotum. Many doctors sdvise il.
Apply tonight. Only SOC, all drusaorea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08

4 Gift for MOTHER

She'll especially
all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
ENDS PHOTO COURSE

Pvt. Stanley g. Fitzgerald, l7l6
-AiAItIa, -AunndIn-- a-ln=daN- fur
Tough with has family after COM
pletinC a course IN aerial photog-
raphy al Lowry Field, Colo.
ClSde X. DOtsOn Jr., l1Zi2 81.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Darp-Red. All Wool
Chesterfield Topper

A topper that's tops. Set-in
sleeves TO slide over suits,
long enough to look slick over
slacks, short enough to show
of your pet dresses. 9 TO IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10

A NNOUNCER: The National Broad
"A casting Co. presents Rupert
Hughes :. soldier, novelist, historian
and humorist. His remarks on the in
ternationaI scene phrase present-day
history i'm his own entertaining style
MIR Runert Hughes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Abolish the WRA

from knowing the facts, and thus TO prevent
the people from knowing about the War Re-
location Authoritys continuing ineptness and
glazing incompetence.
THE army should not be held back as an
ace in the hole, to be used only in the
event the War Relocation Authority finds
itself in dangerous situation AS a result of
its policy Of coddling the Japanese.
II was the army, with the able assistance
and complete cooperation of the Federal Bu-
reau of Investigation, which had the vision
and courage TO eliminate the Japanese as a
menace on the Pacific Coast at the outbreak
Of war.
1t was the army and the Federal Bureau
of Investigation which prevented the harrow
ing and destructive campaign Of sabotage and
espionage for which the thousands of Japa-
nese residents in the United States had long
prepared.
All that the War Relocation Authority has
accomplished has been to restore opportunities
for sabotage and espionage to thousands of
assertedly loyal" japanese and to segregate
the admittedly disloyal Japanese in circum-
stances conducive of riots and actually pro-
ductve of riots.
THE War Relocation Authority has i'm
paired the security of the United States
by its policy toward the Japanese.
1t has been delinquent in its own response
bilities.
II has outraged the natural sentiments of
the people of the United States.
1t has not even won the respect of the
Japanese it coddled
Why not turn this ominous situation back
to the army, which knows the character and
intentions and capacities of the Japanese
mischef-makers, which frustrated and
thwarted them at the start of the war, and
which is the only agency of the government
competent to Illustrate and thwart them per-
manently?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10

Other congressman have complained spe-
cifcally TO Will Hays, president of the Motion
Picture Distributors and Producers of America
about the political angles in many films virtu-
ally improvised by agents of the federal gov
eminent.
This political slant has even crept into the
newsrecls
Mr.. Hays is properly asking leaders in the
picture industry to set up voluntary political
propaganda code similar TO the morals
code"
If this is not done Immediately, there
should be congressional investigation of all
political propaganda in the films.
Motion pictures are a mental diversion for
the peope-not soapbox.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10

THE War Relocation Authority has been
i temporarily superseded by the United
States Army at the Tule Lake japanese reIo-
cation center in California, and should be
permanently supplanted.
Recurring riots at this place of segregation
for thousands Of avowedly disoyal Japanese
have been the plague of the War Relocation
Authority, and it's RESPONSIBILITY.
The riots are, of course, an offense to the
patriotic sense of the American people.
II Ut the incompetence and dereliction of the
- War Relocation Authority offend the in
tellgence and menace the security Of the
American people.
These responsibfE-or rather fRRESP0N-
SIBLE-authoritie futilely sought to conceal
the facts about the dangerous situation at
Tule Lake from the public by stupidity denying
them.
They even went so far as to assert that
all reports of trouble were "the product of
deliberately subversive efforts by German
agents"
But. when their policy of conceament
failed, they belatedly acknowledged what the
public already knew 10 be the truth.
And, when their coddling policies in deal
ing with the Japanese failed TO keep the peace
among the japanese, they were compelled 10
seek protection of their own precious skins
by the army.
THE War Relocation Authority is suff-
GENTLY indicted by these facts, and by its
own accusing record, to warrant its dissou-
ton by Congress-as measures now pending
before Congress would provide.
1t has always been an inept and vacillatng
agency.
Now, It is revealed to be an unreliable and
untrustworthy agency
There could be no reasonable or acceptable
explanation for deliberate suppression of the
facts about the Tule Lake situation.
The only purpose such suppression could
serve would be to prevent the American people
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
FAIR ENOUGH
BY WESTBROOK PEGLER-

IT is too bad that testimony
runs into so much wordage
that the newspapers can't re-
produce in detail the process by
which Congressman + d. ward
Hebert of New Orleans. a for
mer reporter, played TO the van
ity of lying, arrogant impoSter
in the Brewster sabotage case
in Washington, blew him up
with compliments, and then
suddenly began 10 bounce him
off all four walls like handball.
He was examining the Go
union boss known variously as
Harry PoSner. Thomas Vincent
de Lorenzo and by several other
names and preparing 10 reveal
the brutal selfiShneSs and cyni-
cism which had held back plane
production for the navy in con-
formity with Posner's declara-
ton, as president OF Local 300
of the United Automobile Work
erS, that he would let American
fighters die for lack of planes
If necessary TO preserve our
way of life or rights or what
ever you want 10 call it
meaning his unions power.
MR.. HEBERT had come by
wi information thai Posner
was a liar by deliberate pref
erence and masquerader with
a police record but with no con-
viction except in multiple traffic
cases.
But PoSner didn't know this,
So Mr. Hebert led off by recog-
nizing him as definitely force
in your selected field and one
who had risen TO the top
He then read an excerpt from
Posners union publication, Aero
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10

THE mission Of motion pictures is to enter
L tain, to inform, and, If there is any
propaganda at all in them, it should be the
kind Of propaganda that promotes American.
ism, HISTORIC and actual-and NOTHING
ELSE
Political propaganda on the screen is a
gross misuse Of the greatest amusement out
let for the common people that has ever been
invented by man.
OF late, the motion picture however, has
become a propaganda vehicle for the fourth
term and for the New Deal
co OPEN has this become that Rep. Ploeser
- Of Missouri recently proposed congress
sional investigation of these films.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Quick Questions

Which OF these is not among
the first four books of the
Bible: Genesis. Revelation.
Exodus, Leviticus, Num-
bers?
English, advocated as the
world language, is now
spoken by what per cent of
the worlds population-5.
Is. % or 40?
3-The Gulf Of Guinea is not
adjacent 10 New Guinea, but
10 what-Africa. South
America. Russia, India?
4 The tune broadcast most
often since the beginning of
the radio is: Star Spangled
Banner" Anchors Aweigh,"
God Bless America, Happy
Days Are Here Agar"
5-Tho European capital now
an important news center.
that is located on the Tagus
River is London, Moscow,
Lisbon or Rome?
eff you had ablepsia, would
YOU be suffering from blind
ness, tooth decay, fainting
spells or heart weakness?
Was Thomas a. Beckett.
Samuel Smith, Edgar Allan
Poe or Julia Ward Howe
author of Columbia. the
gem Of the ocean"
s New fuels arc promised that
Will increase aircraft range
enormously. But why would
a rocket be more likely 10
reach the nearest planet
than any airplane man can
construct?
"a Winston Churchill OF
American birth was famous
in this country before the
British premier was, as
what?
What American city is
still paying off a war ran
som imposed upon It by an
army?
(Answers on Opposite Page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
: By PAUL MALLON

fled his country for the first
time.
Up TO that unification in de-
- Tense of home, neither the
farm collectivist system nor the
socialist factory system looked
very good in the evidence Of
sabotage (for which the death
penalty had 10 be invoked. IN
the famlneS, the hiding of cattle,
the constant purges and llqulda-
tions.
In my opinion. the points in
which the Russians proved SUI
perior in the war were in their
bottomless supply of manpower
and their willingness 10 burn
and destroy their own property
and lives because none was prl-
vately owned like ourS).
Our way of freedom and de-
mocracy produced not only for
ourselves but for Britain. Rus
STA, China, and all the resisting
world.
Russia produced only for her
army but we built five ocean
navy, the greatest in the history
of the world, also the largest
merchant marine in all history,
and we did il fast. despite diff
culties and strikes (none were
allowed in Russia. you may be
sure. as a strike there, would
draw the death penalty,
Our production is manifeStlY
so far ahead of RuSSia'S as TO
belittle unfairly Stains great
effort by comparison. although
figures are not available. Our
superior production IS winning
this war. no less than Stains
superior fighting so far.
Distributed by King Features synd. Inc
Reproduction In whole or In part
strictly prohibited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10

Notes. which abused Congress.
man Mas of Minnesota, who
had taken leave from the House
10 be at Guadalcanal as a ma
rine corps officer and said:
Rant and rave, Congressman
Mas. We In the shop will de-
eide, and we alone. who our
president is and will he. You
can have your Rickenbackers,
we will have our De LorenZoes."
"Any time $1,000 people pre-
fer any individual to Eddie
Rickenbacker. that man must
have something" Mr.. Hebert
said. and asked him TO tell the
committee the story of his life.
AT THIS, Posner, apparently
a uneasy. replied that his
story would. indeed, be very in
tereSting but that he thought it
would not have anything TO do
with the investigation.
Don't be modest" Mr.. He
bert said. I'VE know you are
modest about it."
Warily, then, the unioneer
sketched his beginnings, re-
vealed that he had joined both
the Go and AFL unions. play.
ing safe TO keep his job no maj
ter which one won the election
and said with preening mock
modcsty:
II believe that what you call
INV remarkable rise to the adu-
Iation Of 10000 men Is not en-
tirely Justified"
After much more of this and
some further parley by Mr..
Hehert, the congressman sud-
denly moved in and, in a man.
ner of speaking. knocked him
for a loop.
Copyright. ig43. by United Features. syuA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10

WASHINGTON. Nov. 10
w Stains speech gave people
here a better understanding Of
the Hull-Stalin-Eden declara-
tons than the generalized text
of those documents.
He m p IN ente d them,
clearly, calmly, confidently.
The impending victory, he
said. had freed Russia, and he
forecast freedom for conquered
and occupied nations of Europe
under governments 10 be chosen
by their own people, III ! c h
would be his conception of
democracy But he attributed
victory primarily 10 his own coll
lectiviSt-Social system
What kind of freedom and
democracy he will advocate for
other nations. therefore, is made
clearer than in the Moscow dec
larationS. His people IN those
countries will advocate collec-
tivism for farms, socialism for
industry.
TO US, freedom means the
Il freedom of the individual,
not collectiviSm. To us, democ-
racy means capitalism, the two
party system. not one party
control, not socialism.
Thus, the same words have
opposite meanings in Russia
and the United States.
our people also think our
system has proved itself by this
war 10 be superior 10 any other.
including tho OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
isl system although our leaders
have not stressed the point AZ
much as Stair emphasized his
His system did rather we'll in
the war. far better than ex-
pCcted. and far better than in
the peace primarily because in
vaSion by the Nazi hordes uni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10

Where do those animals
come from tal Igusua. tbl
musk OK; Co zebra
Pill the blanks about nuts:
ca the fruit Of the 800.
tree IS The largest Of all
nuts. (b4 the Chinese nut
Is called ..-; tCl the
80. nut is pale green M
color.
3-Give WORD foT lal Tho
point In the heavens directly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
knowledge Test
BY DIR. sABINA II. CoNNOLLl

above Cbl a tenor violin:
tcl the wage-earninC class.
In what country is ~ ca
20 River; Oh Dnie per
River; tc) Ysngtsc-klang
River
Name tho sweetheart of lal
$ TriStHm tbh Gabriel Ia
Jcuncssc. fCl Robin Hood
b-Why are these places famous;
ca Pisa Italy tbD STRAIT
iord-o1-hvon, (c) Lcxinc-
Ton. Mass =?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10

In what book VIII YOU find:
ta) Or Watson: tb) DR..
Manette; lc) DR. Manson?
ANSWERS on Opposite Page
We sleep, but the loom Of life
never stops and the pattern
which was weaving when the
sun went down Is weaving when
NJ comes up tomorrow.--Henry
Ward Bcechcr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Three Kinds of Americans!
Rupert Hughes Analysis Divides People Of
Nation Into Distinctive Classes

tog radio talk made by Rupert Hughes Saturday. Oct %:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05

Wat Or Me-
ciothing Osbt.
Ter GrsatsT
Nsiusf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
1O1 i. 5. Filters
KiIIedin0iIR Raid.
Italians Say

LONDON, Aug. 5 (INS)-The
italian news agency tStefanD re-
ported today from Bucharest that
101 American airmen killed in
Sundays raid on the Ploesti oil
fields had been buried with full
military honors by German and
Rumanian troops. A Protestant
clergyman was said to have Off
ciated.
A mass evacuation was under
way in Bucharest today as resi-
dents fled the Rumanian capital
in fear of air raids. the Soviet
news agency reported.
The Vichy radio meanwhile
quoted Sofia reports that seven
OF the American Liberators that
had bombed the Ploesti fields
crashed in Bulgaria. The crew
members bailed out and were
taken prisoners, the broadcast
said. Yesterday Ankara sources
said eight other Liberators landed
in Turkey.