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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
.Inghdnn Medical
Opposed
ToU.S. Program

LANSING. oct / Criticism Of
local doctors for failing 10 par
ucipatc i'm the government medi-
cal program for enlisted men :
wives and children drew a blunt
declaration from Or. Cyrus b,
Gardner. president of the lngham
County Medical Society that ms
was opposed 70 so
called medicine"
"Our members will render all
necessary medical care needed
by the wives OF enlisted men
for the duratiOn-entirely free
OF charge-when that j. neces-
sarN," ne said.
we oppose the present gov
ernmental plan Ot obStetTic and
pediatric Sare because ID II
specialization and REORGANIZATION
OF medicine" the physician said.
when payment Is made tn
the wives of enlisted men, and
the red tape aud endless bureau
cratic methods are eliminated.
We will approve such plan.
We take the view that any self
respecting citizen wishes 10 pay
his own way, and he free 90
select the physician Of his or
her choice without govern
mental Interference, Gardner
concluded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
2 Sought
I'm Girls
ars
Death

PONTIAC oct. / Police today
continued their hunt for two men
who were with Miss Frances Has
man a few minutes before she
was killed IN Oakland avenue
near the Grand Trunk yladuct
last Sunday morning
Meantime, Mrs Edna Malcolm.
friend of the dead girl and the
men. was held as a material wit
ness while police checked a series
of telephone tips
Mrs. Malcolm held 10 her story
that she knew only The first name
of The two men with whom she
and Miss llaSman had gone 10 a
Dixie highway drinking spot and
where Miss HaSman left the mems
car and started back into Pontiac
aiOOt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
HOrSe-LOvinS Sheriff
May Have To Ride One

SAGINAW. Oct. 1-Sheriff
Ruchard Bride. of Huron
County. who likes things in the
Western tradition so Well that
ne buys horses from Gene Autrys
ranch and regularly attends the
Cheyenne rodeo, may find il
necessary to work a pinto in the
performance of his duties. IL ap-
peared today when the district
OPA office ordered him 10 show
cause why he should not be de-
prived OF the right to buy gasoline
The sheriff il was charged. used
G coupons 20 drive 10 Wyoming on
a pleasure trip. last month. He
vas accompanied by two residents
of Bad Axe who sent home post
cards from the horSey places in
the Rockies. One OF thei cards
eventually came into the posses
sion OF a government agent.
The writer told little except
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

they were having a wonderful
time.
But that little was enough TO
stir the OPA which holds that no
one should have a wonderful time
with c coupons.
Sheriff Mcbride IS 10 appear
before Stuart Manning. special
hearing officer. on Oct. 8.
From his office in Bad Axe. Nc
Bride denied miSuSing gasoline,
claiming that he made the trip 10
The West alone and on business.
He refused 10 discuss the nature
OF the business.
so far "a l know haven't
been cited by the OPA," ne de-
Clared, II didn't attend "A rOdeo
at any point during the trip"
Sheriff Mcbride admitted that
he IS fond OF horses but said that
there is only one in his stable
which came from the Autry
ranch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

Baby to
Father

MT. CLEMENS. Oct. 1 (UP)-
Carmel Hogue, father Of 4-year-
old proxy" baby born TO his
slster-in-law with his wife's con-
sent, held permanent legal GUS
tody of the child today following
more than year of litigation.
Judge Theodore j. Richter.
visiting Detroit jurist. awarded
Hogue permanent custody of the
child, Juanita. in a motion TO end
friction resulting from a previous
court ruling giving the child's
father and mother, Mrs. Alice
Horvath. custody for alternating
periods Of six months each.
A year ago, Mrs. Horvath testi-
fled that her sister, Mrs. Hogue.
had offered her 500 TO bear a
child by Hogue because she was
unable TO have children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
AAF toCIose
Buick School

FLINT, Oct. 1--Graduation ex-
ercises for 80 soldiers. comprising
the last class TO attend the army
air forces aviation mechanics
school at Buick, will be held to-
night.
Mai. Gen. Frederick L. Martin.
commander of the Second District
OF the army air forces technical
training command. at St. Louis.
announced that the command is
about TO close the Buick school.
Although orders 10 close the
school have not been received. it
was learned that instructors had
been told that yesterday was
their last day on their present
jobs. No new students had ar
rived for two weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Asks Cut
InBayCify
LishtRa

BAY CITY. Oct. IA reSolu-
ton 10 reduce city electric light
rates will be- introduced by Com
missioner Oscar {. Schmidt Mon
day night
we are making $4,000 on a
million dollar investment and 10
per cent IL too much profit
he said 1T should he shared
nv the users. and the best way
To do that II 10 cut the rates"
He suggested a saving OF S27, :
900 annually 10 the users.
The move would mean a saw
ingS 10 all light users, as Con-
SumerS Power Co. always has
been forced TO meet any price cut
inaugurated by the city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Branch Post Office
For Flint S East Side

FLINT. oct IA new branch
post office 10 serve 10000 resi-
dents Of FIntS east side has been
approved by the post office de-
pdrtmcnt IN Washington. accord
ing 10 an announcement today by
DR. y l. Treat Flint postmaster.
Until oct. Is sealed bids for
leasing OF a building containing
approximately ] 500 square feet
of floor space in the vicinity of
Lewis and Broadway will be re-
ceived by Postal Inspector VIII
liam =. Krunbelgel IN milwaukee,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
OpA Remains
I'm Lansing

LANSING. Oct. IA quick re-
verSal of a decision 10 close the
Lansing OPA field office was an
nounced today As officials in De
troit and Washington revealed the
organization will be continued
here.
The office was scheduled 10 be
closed today. and several en-
ployes already have left their jobs
for work in private industry Ed
ward Fitzgerald. Detroit OPA di-
rector. announced a few days ago
the local field organization would
be abolished because of cur
tailed budget.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Fantasy on Ice New Book Show
AZ The Michigan today.

A BACKGROUND Of snowy
mountain peaks. Swiss chalets. q
floor Of Iea. iCc 5ud o group OF
talented young people ou skates
has transformed 'ne Book Casino
INTO Il NerlraJic winter carnival.
The nc@ show Fantasy ON leo"
certainly live, up 10 DIS name lis
quite something 10 sec the Do
lcer> three gliding maidcn>.
come out dressed in igll western
regaiIa and skating IN and around
IN precise fashion with ease. l.
all looks very easy and nce-a
far CRY from our own amateurish
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

attempts 30 stay upright ON the
tricky blade, And little June Ar
mold who appears as q demWe
AoWer-gri WEtfg.iy peddl,ng her
wares. Turns o.t ~ be- q yilaCious
>prI'e Win hers exciting leaps.
dizzy spins and lueathlc>S whlrl>.
Good-looNug Ggnetctc NOrri,
and Gerry Ner1en, graceful
dancing couple have q Gne time
WhlrIuE through ballroom and
waltz steps and polish OFT AXel
ltt, with grace and fucSsc.
Spirited RAY Frost and Pat
Brown offer solid Dir of Utter
bugglng and the "De-IcerS return
20 Ioln the finale which has The
entire cast performing tricky
Conga
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

foN - Holy Mstrmony" "Bombtrs
Moon "
HOLLYWOOD The Human Coined, q"
T.ft. ~ - D., M. 8 - m Aerial
Gunnef " e.ls 20 p. m ? q. N
MADISON The Human Comedy
~ % 3.42. 7.3l. 1870 ,. m Aerial
Gunner ~ a m, 21s, 5.ts, q.l7 .. m.
MICHIGAN - so Proudly We Han
~ o.. 3t2. 7IT 1882 , m Henry
Nidnch SViuEs\lt." n =. m, IS, $40,
2 90 b. m.
PALMS STATE This IL mo Army "
~ = m. 10 3 20 $50 T.s& so m.
PARADISE stormy weather" 07.
ais 20 $50 1890 o. m
kiNifhA The Human Comedy "
~ 3d. sos. 7.3t. tt06 % m Aerial
Gunner. % 6.i3 $40 D m
RkO UPTOWN The Human COM
eds 20. 7.0S 1885 p. m q. M
ROY Al The Human comedy" 2.
1926 y 90. Aerial Gunner 80. 56
y. IA 1922 O. m.
TkLENENs New short subjects. y
m 20 II D. m
UNITED ARTISTS For whom me
ReU Tolls 1918 r. m i.i6. t.t5 Ills.
in.tp m
WILSON For Whom the Bs1 Tolls"
40. $50 D m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Halt Sale
OF Canada
Issue Here

LANSING Oct J UP)-The
Michigan Corporation and Securi-
ties Commission today had issued
an order under the state blue-sky
law restraining the Century Secu-
rites Co, Toronto Canada. from
selling Astoria Quebec Mines, Ltd.
stock IN Michigan.
The commission said the To-
ronto firm Is not licensed IN
Michigan and that the stock.
- A4eA tie company had allcgedly
sought TO sell in The Grand Rapids
area. mas not been accepted for
fling under the states bite SKY
law.
In issuing the order. the COM
mission sand the action does not
Indicate that the Canadian firm
or tnt particular stock - fraudu-
lent. but that provisions OF the
blue sky law have not been met
and information j. lacking on the
issue II pointed out that in the
past securities IN such mining VEN
lures have I'm great many in
stances resulted in large losses
TO investors.
Five previous stop orders have
been issued against Canadian
brokerage firms this year. the
commission said. II suggested that
all prospective purchasers of
Canadian mining securities con-
tact the state office before buying
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

feature Gerry Sta1er and Evelyn
Brock in SpeCialticS.
A satire on radio commercials
is offered by Eddy Shepherd. who
doubles as comedian and master OF
ceremonies.
LONDON CHOP HOUSE
Viyacious Diam Dale keeps the
customers at the London Chop
House amused with her "talk-a-
song technique. The tiny enter
tainer stops conversation as she
plays the piano in an ofl-hand
manner, throwing comical lyrics
across 10 the ringSiderS. With a
"chummy' attitude She adds
humor 20 her interpretations of
No. No, No. and They're Either
Too Young or Too Old
The songs Of dark-eyed Ethel
Howe win mods of APPROVAL from
her fans who are on hand 10
clamor for more of her lOw-volced.
appealing selections. Ethel adds
20 her repertoire with a string of
new melodies that include sweet
ballads and novelty numbers. one
OF her most requested numbers IS
All or Nothing al AL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Put 10 Work
$50 Nazi War Prisoners
TO Pick State Grapes

BENTON HARBOR. Oct. !
CUPl-USe Of $50 German pris-
onerS of war 10 help pick south
western Michigans 1943 grape
crop was announced today by the
l. s. Employment Service.
The prisoners will be brought
here by rail under military guard
this weekend and viii be- housed
IN the Naval Reserve Armory.
from where they will be escorted
in trucks each day 10 processing
plants In Berrien and Van Buren,
counties.
1t Is expected lie prisoners will
be here at least three weeks. Use
OF military prisoners was APP
proved by army officials at Camp
Grant. H.. after professors re-
ported they were unable 10 obtain
help 10 meet the packing season
emergency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
BRASS RAIL

Is lovely Je>sica Garwood who
is clicking so Solidly al the Brass
Rail with her song interpretations.
The mellow voiced songStre>S has
a distinctive style Of singing popu-
lar songs. with They're Either
Too Young or Too old. and Put
Your Arms Around Me heading
The requests
Playing varied selections, Jua-
nita Edison az tine hammond or
< ttft fifatt~-4i-teHtifF Il pleasure A.
She answers all requests. A.
charming as she is talented. she is
making "a hat with The patrons.
Roy Swartz. Of the flying fingers.
is pianist OF note who handles
the Semi-claSsics equally as well
a. No plays the popular numbers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Film Time Clock

ADAMS Tin Old Chicago" "The car
NJ he NId "
BROADWAY CAPITOI. - 'Tns CIV
That stopped Hitler IL a. m 1903,
q 30. rs. 1890 D. M The Oklahoma
Kid " 1885. 800 8:25. $40 o. H.
CINDERELLA The Human Comedy &"
. iu, g. 1888, 1913 3. m. Aerial Cum
1er 40 6.1S. sS7 2. m
FISHER The Human Coined, " 90.
40. 'o. ~ 80 . M. "Aeuai Gunner.
I IL FL mn u M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
The DETROIT TIMES
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

On y NJ.
WJR--Serenadp
WNJ SKptcueF ir melody.
GkLN National news
NCAk-N-ws. yarIet, 81
WJLB-SeVs and music
NkNl.-NeWsca.f
WJBK--Pol,sh laaies no.r
l:thP VI
CELW MELODY Time
WY SwInEsHuf Fr.I,s.
WEAlr-Organ II
l.SO q. ".
NjE spIrIt uf 49,
VIVIAN 0ut f0r victory
CKLW Melody gnsttes.
WCAR--Star % Hope e
WNYZ-Tommy Tucker N
VEIL Musical program
Las y. VI.
49, J War telescope.
CkLN Lunch with Lopez
: 90 =. VI.
WJR - David Cheshin, NJ.
WV Politics.
CKLW BOYS Town D.,
WCAR-NeWs.
WY Sandlottrrs T.
NlLB-Cathong heater.
WE%Ls-Sewscast
WJBk-Russian program.
2sl5 4. NJ.
WWJ Fanfare
WCAR--NoteE % you-V.
WHYH Dimes for Inya-
SION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Wilson Heads Chest Drive

PONTIAC. Oct. ] - November
i 10 10 has been fixed as the dates
for Oakland County's War Chest
drive. Alfred c. Wilson of
Rochester has been named gen.
eral chairman for the county
campaign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
What S on the Air

lhis program mas hsen
Etvea The Detroit Times oy
the stations herein listed.
N the presentations AZ
scheduled are not on the
an M fsuit lies with ths
stations ana not The De-
troit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

WJBK--Italian-Amsriesn.
ass q. N.
VICAR Music.
WEAL-Top Tunes-M.
$50 p. NJ.
WjLB--lntermezZo NJ.
WEki-Oance music.
NJBk-Czecho-slotAk Hr.
$500 n. ~.
WCAR-Sews
W%NZ Football scores
NJLB-News and musis.
W ENL-Newscast.
WJBk HYMNS for Heroes
s;l5 r. NJ.
CkLW News Ace.
WCAR-Muac.
WHYI Rhythm Review.
WILB-Treasury Parade.
NEHIe-Rhythm rhapsody.
NJBk-Musical program.
$50 r. n.
NIF- Between me hines.
WWI Football scores.
CkLW Gold Cup Race.
WCAR-Music.
WNYZ-Day IN Review.
WJLB-Gems OF melody.
" ENf~ Dance Design NJ.
NJBk-Croatian Hourly.
5i5 y. VI.
WJR Mrs, Murgatroyd's
Dime
WWI--Curt Massey a %.
cKLW Ten Pin Topics.
WSYZ-Y Yukon ChAllsuEs.
WILB Race Resume.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

"YOur Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake. il one OF many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
SATURDAY EVENING

500 r. NJ.
WJR--Sews.
WWJ--W Vide World y
CKLW To be announced.
WCAE--%eWs ace.
WxYZ-Seryice Screnade.
WJLB-Armenlan hour.
WE$lS-News
w Bk-NeVs Ace,
6:I5 q. NJ.
NJR-CCmmeutary.
WNj-LiOn's Roar
'kLW Mich. tHthuIt.
WCAR--Sp1rt spotlight.
WESl-Dluuer music
NJBk-Youth program.
$50 =. NJ.
WJE-MuslcaI.
NNJ-Geo stark T.
CkLM-NAy4 bulletin hd
WCAR-Dsuce Variety g.
WAYX-Town TAX.
WJLB Music.
WExL--Antek Cwaniak-V
NJBk-W. T.. Coldiron r.
a:I5 T.. N,
WJR World TO-DAY. news
" WJ--Ilya Schkolnik VI
WkYZ-Leon Henderson I
WJLB-ChurCh Of Christ.
Nk.N4-MleA F+.-4paL-IR{
WJBk--Nazatene church.
200 y. W
AA1E--Aaa Eel..ils-s. -G-GH
WIZ For this we nght.
CkLW To be- announced.
what's new.M
WJLB-Lithuanian hr V.
Of Christ.
R-M-
CkLW-- SympnOnetie "
w I B-HaEten the daA n.
NJBk--Germsn-A meflcAR
1850 Y. ~.
WJK-The Colonel Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

CKLW-John b. Hughes
" %YZ-Tigcrs st Wash.
ington.
NJLB-Syrian- Lebanise-Vs
WExLl-Newscsst; music.
RJBK-Live Wire Singers.
1919 r. NJ.
-NJR-eB,ioho Marry.
CkLW--B ondwagon-V,
10 $50 y. A..
WV --Rosh HAshanah.
NJLB-Coodwill Hourly.
" EXL.--You'll have music.
WJBk--silver Leaf Singers
l0:46 r. M.
NJR A Michalopoui0s-r
ckLW-HawaH Calls M
IL 100 r. M.
WJR-News.
WWJ--News.
CKLW-News.
WXYZ-Swing Shift-M.
WJLB--News, Goodwill mr..
WExI-Aoonlite serenads
NJBk Treasury Parade.
tI;l6 p. n.
WJR-Jsn 6ArbeT-M.
WV Politics.
CkLW-Dick Kuhn-M.
WJBk-Dsnce music.
III 80 r. M.
MIR Glen Gray 81.
WWJ--I sustain the wings
CKLW--To be announced.
WJLB-Fsws sinsers-h.
NJBk--Prince FolmaT-R.
II 90 MIDNIGHT
NJh-News Ace. music.
WNJ-News.
CKLW-News; dawn patroi
WXYZ--News.
WJLB-America Calls-V.
WJBK--Corn TIL Morn-M.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

WWJ--Ole Foerch NJ.
CKLW-NeWs Ace
WJLB--Rumsnlan mr. Y.
WENL---Gene BrominSki-Y
NJBk-Hellsuic nour-V.
T;45 y. NJ.
WWJ--News.
GkLM- CnnAdAntiallv T.
800 =. NJ.
WlE Correction Please
NWJ--Abies Irish Rose.
XIV -CdTrT0TnTA melody
NNfZ-Watch world 90 by
WJLB--News. Greek mr..
WtALs-- Music.
IS ] BIZ Enmanian hr. ".
s:I5 T.. NJ.
NNYZ Gang $ al, here.
$3.50 q. NJ.
MIR Inner Sanctum u
WV Truth. Consequence
CKLW-- Foreign assign.
WJLB---JeWiSh hourly.
WEhL,-- Music.
800 Y. VI.
-NIR-YnslF hit- PaFaAe-A,
WWJ--Barn Dance-M.
CKLR To be announced.
WEXIs---Newscast; music.
WJBh-Esyptisn Melodies.
9:i5 y. NJ.
NxYZ Politics,
$50 y. VI.
WWJ--Can you top thiS7
WHYZ--Spotiignt Bands.
CkLW-Msrius Bsn0ist M
WxYZ-Spotlite Band.
ME.Al.==Concert- music
WJBk-remple Baptut-R
9:i5 r. NJ.
NJR--Serenade-M.
1890 r. NJ.
WWJ--sl 900 600 band.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
SYMBOLS;

WILB-l.rts Dance NJ
WFNL,-- Melody iu m nm
2 so 4. VI.
WJE piEsuu Parade
'kLW Army SIS. Co.Eafc
NNNI Football preyIcvs
NILB--Wcek END review.
NtAI~-Psrade OF bands
et45 T.. VI
NNI a. ut M. US.
Northwestern
WV o.. ot N. vs..
Northwestern
WNTZ o.. ot ". vs..
Northwestern
WJLB-USO program.
1900 q. VI.
WCAR-News Ace.
NJLB News ana music
S. E%Le-- NeWscast.
WJBk--Ncws Ace.
8Ih T. VI.
VICAR Mountain Red 81.
WkNIs--Nariety m lslc.
WJBk -- Music.
3;30 O.. NJ.
NCAR--Guest tme-M
WENL-I love a parade n
WJBk-Program Francois.
Ji5 r. NJ
WCAR-Mutusl BENEFIT.
WEN Music.
MJBK-Music.
400 q. VI.
WCAh-NeVs. music.
WJLB-NeWs ana music.
VEIL NeWscast: music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

WILSON For Whom the BEL Tolls"
40. $50 D m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Female Help Wanted
NURSE

REGISTERED FOR FIRST
AID DEPARTMENT. CAN BE
PUT TO WORK IMMEDI-
A T ELY IN A PL A N 7
DEVOTED TO WAR PRODUC-
WORK. STEADY
EMPLOYMENT. WHEN AP-
PLYING, BRING SOCIAL Sc.
CURITY CARD AND GER
.TiFICATE OF RELEASE FOR
EMPLOYMENT. IF MARRIED
BRING MARRIAGE CERTIFI,
CATE.
THERE Is ALSO A POSI-,
TON OPEN FOR A GOOL
ITYPIST.
PERSONS NOW ENGAGED IN wAF
WORK CANNOT BE CONSIDERED.
Champion Spark Plug Co.
1925 Butler Ave. Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
\ BETTER POSITION
Services for Exchange
Female Help Wanted

A CAPABLE girl fog general homework
no laundry. good With children. salary no
OBJECT. stay private room, bath, radio.
University 1881
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Camp Band Tears
Through Hot Tune

Your boys head came up
sharply. he peered ahead over the
shoulders of the boys IN front to-
ward the rail head and there was
the camp band blowing us CUTS
ont on trumpet and trombone
tearing Dark Town Strutters'
Ball apart and not bothering 10
pick up the pieces.
Your boy began 10 grin a little.
This was something like il. This
was how a fellow should 60 10
war Not with Just the muffled
sound Of army shoes on a tar road
. D.. tramp. tramp. tramp but
with some good hot tunes 10 set
has shoulders up and put a spring
IN his step
When he got 10 the raj bead
platform, his company halted be-
fore the coach 10 which il had
been assigned and then one by one
the men swung aboard. retrieving
their ~ bags from the platform
10 which they had moved ahead by
truck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
u. s. Ships Bring
5000 Prisoners

AN EAST COAST PORT, Aug.
6 (UP)-The first naval force 10
return to the United States after
the invasion of Sicily has steamed
into port, completing its part in
history's greatest land, sea and
air operation without losing a
ship. with no important damage
and with only 80 casualties.
The force commanded by Rear
Admiral Allan G. Kirk brought
back 5000 Axis prisoners who
were taken during the battle Of
Tunisia and 500 American casual
ties.
Most Of the casualties are
classified as permanent" mean
ing their recovery will take more
than three months.
The prisoners were iittery and
afraid Of U-boat attacks which
they thought were sinking Allied
ships right and left. But they
Gained down as the days passed
with no sign of submarine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
His Unit Assembled
for Embarkation Point

Finally came the hour when his
unit assembled 10 board the train
for the enharkation point.
Your boy was quiet He didn't
have much 10 say. A. the com
mand Fall in. he Slung his bag
over hts Stroutrtrr, shifted the strap
Of his rifle and in a moment he
was moving along down the road
toward the rail head where the
troop train waited moving
along 10 war
He didn't look hack He didn't
look right or left lie marched
along eyes front. poker face -
There was no sound except tho
rhythmic sound of marching feet.
The rail head appeared IN the dis
lance. not far from the barracks
and then strange thing hap
pened.
II was Just a few notes at first
on a vaGrant wind. then a recog-
nizahlc phrase of music.
Then the whole strain -. "Ill
be down 10 get YOU IN a taxi
honey you'd better be ready
about n quarter past eight . .
now dcarie don't be late l wanna
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
BY WALTER HERMAN

NEW YORK PORT OF EN-
BARKATION. Aug. 6 ms
Your boy had a little cold the
last time he was home not
much maybe just the sniffles
but you wondered if they would
ship him 10 a fighting front if
he wasn't in top-notch physical
condition.
The answer is "NO" a
big NO"
The assumption is that when
your boy arrived al the staging
area" he was in good physical
condition, but incipient cases of
tuberculosis, heart conditions,
hernias and other serious ailments
have been turned up there. See p?
Nothing is left 10 chance. This is
almost the final CheCkup. and II
is thorough.
And as hours before your boy
embarks he will be given another
physical examination this by
war department directive. Not
much chance here for a boy with
the slightest physical allment 10
be passed along 10 a fighting
front.
His teeth get a final going over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
He Waves at Officers,
They Grin, Wave Back

Your boy. still at the window
looked over tho line Of officers
standing on the platform and
then he figured he'd experiment
and try a wave not a salutc-a
wave So he waved and grinncd
and lleutcnanfS and majors and
lieutenant colonies and ColonclS
and a one-Star general and a two
star general gTinned and waved
back.
And the tW0-Star general
cupped his hands % his mouth
and called good luck and waved
and smiled some more and your
boy and the other boys nodded
and waved and smiled some more
and the band played rs loudeSt
and the train pulled It's way out
Of sight toward the embarkatlon
Dlpr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Soldier Found Unfit
Put in Limited Service

Any soldier found unfit for COM
bat duty is reclassified for limited
service. II his condition is cur
able. he may be hospitalized and
when his unit moves out he Will
be assigned 10 the task force re-
placement pool.
That means that on his dis
charge from the hospital ne viii
be assigned 10 another unit which
is short OF us complement.
During his stay IN tho staging
area your son. II he wears glasses.
will be given an extra pair and
the prescription noted on MS scrv-
zee record
4 set o. imprcgnated clothing
will be issued 20 him for protec-
ton against CaS attack. and he
viii be furnished with shoe I'M
pregnite and skin ointment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
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