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

llceman. who lives near there.
a friend of DIZZY When you
see man working there IN
full farm regalia and a red
bandana. that's Trout
The residential east side has
the best ScarCecrows, however
One in a garden at Neft and
CharlevoIx is elegantly attlred
in dinner gown.
Other city gardeners have
discovered that dime store PIN
wheels are more effective at
keeping birds away
out in my neighhorhood
pigeons have started taking up
their abode near the victory
gardens.
BEHIND THF NEWS The
retirement NJ Gen. 4. r.
Glancy-head NJ production Of
virtually every fighting machine
that runs on wheels-was not
voluntary. II Was the result
OF n pact with his doctors.
Before taking over the ord
nance post. Gen. CLANCY en-
tered into this agreement with
his physicians. II was up To
them, he said. IN keep him In
good enough health 10 do his
Job.
He asked them for two years
could they keep him we'll that
long:
Their answer was maybe.
They would try hut they made
him promise that II. At any
time. they agreed that his con
dition demanded II. he would
have 10 stop work.
They succeeded partly. Gen.
Clancy. one of the worlds great
production geniuSe.. WIS able 10
keep on until the country VAS
past the critical stages of get
ting its arms into mass produc-
tlon.
Finally. Last week the doc
tors told him II was time 10
keep his end ~ the bargain
and retire, at least temporarily.
from his nrrve-racking and
health-ursckinR toh.
STORIES Al two weeks
distance. We are beginning 70
hear a few stories Of the riots
with an element Of humor The
laugh is trembly and the catch
IN the throat has us heavy
overtoneS Of terror. but here
they arc nlnc-tenthS misery.
but the victims are finding tho
one-tenth that they can laugh
a.
a ianltor A. one Of tho war
factories stayed home me GaN
Of the riots He could see tho
mons a work from the windows
Of his upper fat
But man must eat 50 must
woman His wife asked hum 20
Try tho corner grocery
LADY" he replied i've been
going 10 the store for YOU for
II wears. Today, is your
turn"
One Of the musicians around
town who works days m z fac
tory asked = Negro friend 70
drive HIM through tho Negro
AREA 10 get-hnme Sure said
the friend Tho musician md
under a blanket IN the back
scat
Tho car was stopped nv a
white mob. The Negro driver
ran and escaped The mob
hauled the musician out and
vas so angry 70 find that be
was white that they almost
beat him up anyway That's
the way mobS Get They finally
let hum 20.
4 third fugitive cast dignity
IN the winds and hid In a hig
apartment house garbage can.
The mob rolled the garbage can
down an embankment with the
man In ~. II saved him from
a heating hut not from few
bruises. Nor from smelling
pretty bad.
RANDOM NOTES Jane
Pickens and Connie Boswell
are being booked into Detroit
go. You can expect some moro
movie faces here on band tours,
too Shortage Of air-cond-
tloning equipment may shut
some night clubs that have
survived shortages Of liquor,
food and employees.
Note in the mail:
"Wonld YOU express our sin
Cere and grateful thanks TO the
very grand young fellow who
changed a flat tire for us on
the night Of June 80 on Third
avenue? - Edith Cullingford.
Dorothy SAUL. Ethyl Knott"
SaddeSt hoy in town IA lad
named Peter. I years old who
had a birthday PARTY But he's
allergic 70 ice cream and cake.
Communication Of Max SteDh-
ans death sentence left CCl-
lier'S high and dry. with their
current edition already printed
and carrying a story about him
as the first man 10 hang for
treason IN America II had
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