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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
Thank Lucky Stars

The Michigan feature this
week. Thank Your Lucky
Stars" has everybody on the
Warner lot except Jack Warner
and two prop boys.
Bette Davis sings a torch
song. Alan Hale and Jack Car.
son do a take-off on an old-fash-
toned vaudeville skit. Olivia de
Havilland and Ida Lupino do "a
sister act" Enrol Flynn croons
and Just about everything you
never expected happens during
the course of this lavish, super
celebrity treat.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-09-04
OPA Notices
 Affect AIaSkanS

Of great interest to Alaskans will be the news released today by the OPA that an amendment now provides that home-process- ed foods can be shipped to friends and relatives in the States, and the recipient will not be deprived of ration points on receiving the gifts. The producer and sender of canned goods must give his name and address, place where the foods were produced, the amount and kinds of food, and a statement showing the foods are home-produced, before they will be released by customs officials.
 In accordance with instruct ions from the OPA office in Jun eau, the regulation prohibiting operation of a taxicab for the purpose of making commercial deliveries is again called to the attention of citizens, who are asked not to order cabs for such purposes. New tires will be de- nied taxis who violate this ruling.
 The OPA also emphasized that the United States and ter ritories will see the most critical period in its rubber supply dur ing the last quarter of l943 and early 1344. This critical period, the board warned, is the reason for the restriction of new tires and tubes to only those who are operating vehicles required for pubic health and safety, public transportation services. and es- truck operations.
 New butter prices, effective now, were also announced by the local board. They are: fresh print butter, 90-93 score, parchment wrapped or cartons, 6l cents lb Butter in tins, 90-I 93 score, "A cents 1 lb. tins, 69| cents p.r ID. ? ID tins.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-09-04

Jim Brophy, manager of the Kodiak Mercantile company, and Mrs. Brophy, who has been employed at Helen's Eat Shop, left recently on vacation trip to the States. They will visit in California, there former home and in Florida. where Mrs. Bro phys son, Russell Maurer, is stationed as a flying instructor. Maurer formerly flew in the Aleutian area and received a ci- tation for his gallantry.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-09-04

The Department of the Interior announced this week that U. S.
 fur seal hunters took a record total of 117,OOO skins within bombing range of the Japs on Kiska this summer. The seals were taken on Pribilof islands north of Dutch Harbor, with the net proceeds to go to the gover- ment.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-09-04

Mabel Pletnikoff, age IF, re- ceived treatment for a broken leg at the Griffin Memorial hos pital this week The accident occurred at Sand Point when she tripped on plank. She was flown here by plane.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-09-04

A new large pulpit Bible was dedicated at the community Baptist Church last Sunday by Rev. Gregory s. Morony. The Bible was a gift from two sold iers, Charles Max Roberts and Wayne E. Stephens, formerly stationed at Fort Greedy but now transferred.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-09-04

Dismantling was begun this week on the Russian church fire ruins, with the first step being removal of the tin roof.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-09-04

James Martz, Harry Christi opherson and Pat Cannon spent the weekend in the Danger Bay area, taking motion pictures An attempt to shoot" bears, how ever, failed to materialize, as no bears were seen on the trip
Kodiak mirror., 1943-09-04

Marion Curtis. Juneau, pub lie health nurse, has taken over her station in Kodiak. She re- places Mrs. Anne Whalley.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-09-04

Mary V. Gardner, Sheridan, Wyoming, and Donald c. Ash baugh, U s. Navy, were united in marriage Sunday, August 29 at 6 pm in ring ceremony per- formed by Rev. Gregory s. Nor ony of the Community Baptist church. Witnesses were Mir. and Mrs. Thomas McCloskey
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-31
McKENNY ON
BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM 4. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

When Charles II. Goren won
the national mems pair cham
pionshiHSwith Charles j. Solo
mon, itSegave him his second
championship of the week. Co
rem AM solomon, both of Phil
adelphsEhave played on teams
of-four on numerous occasions,
but this was the first time they
entered a major event as a pair,
and il looks as though Philadel-
phia has another fine combina-
ton.
Goren shove his skill in
dummy play in today's hand. On
the opening lead dummy duck
ed, East won with the queen and
Goren (Skth) dropped the jack.
A low trump came back and was
won by |st's ten. West led the
trick. West now laid down the
king of diamonds and dummy
played the ace. A diamond was
ruffed by Goren, the club ace
was led and a low club ruffed
by dummy's last trump. A third
diamond round was ruffed by
South, and the ace Of trumps
was cashed, West diy6Srding the
Jack of clubs. When Goren cash
ed the king of club West vas
squeezed in the mindr1suits, hsv-
ing To discard from three spades
and the master diamond. Dunn
my won the rest Of the tricks,
as Goren duly took the spade
flnesSe.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-31
. BARBS

A Chicago drunk hailed a po-
lice patrol instead Of a taxi. He
was taken 10 a new home.
Having just celebrated an
other Flag Day reminds us that
Old Glory really -, but still
gets around a lot. -
Maybe the cary bird doesn't
enjoy the worm as much as the
late bird enjoys sleep.
Folks who hoard soap because
they fear a shortage are doing
others dirt.
Wartime sees even the little
kids knuckling down. It's mar
bles season.
You can blame the shortage Of
liquor for the modern rye face.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-31
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON
NEA staff Correspondent

Having personally met the
guy who started the gold fish
swallowing craze, knowing a
third cousin of the guy who
thought up the tree-sitting fad
and having been once intro
duccd TO the wife Of the gentle
man who invented miniature
golf, it was almost inevitable
that we would meet the guy
who made swooning fashionable.
His name is George Evans and
he's SWoon singer Frank Sina-
tras press agent. No, he doesn't
wear bobby socks or carry SMELL
ing salts or have a dreamy look
in his eyes. He wears glasses,
looks like a college professor,
has been a New York press
agent for II years and is modest.
Yes. modest.
We looked up press agent
Evans today because we wanted
him To- confess. And he did.
About lot of things.
But, first of all. Evans wanted
MS to get this straight. He's a
Frank Sinatra fan. too. He says
he would be a Sinatra fan even
II ne wasn't collecting a nice
three-figure check with Sina-
tras signature on II every week.
He believes IN the kid Thinks
he's great personally and a great
singer.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-31
. IN HOLLYWOOD

last January. Then Sinatra hired
Evans as his press agent.
Il sat in the audience at the
Paramount theater,' Evans said,
and nothing much happened
except that a l7-year-old girl
sitting near me started to moan
and cry, Very softly. Ieasked her
what was wrong She said she
couldn't help it, but every time
she listened to SInatras singing
she just had TO moan and cry.
I'm not crazy, either she said"
The girl gave the press agent
an idea. Cry louder he told
her. The girl did. Louder"
encouraged the pa, realizing he
had something. The girl respond
ed and people stared at her.
First thing you know said
Evans, three or four other girls
in the audience were crying and
moaning, trying to attract atten-
ton away from the first girl TO
themselves. Finally. the girl sit
ting near me was almost hysteri-
cal and an usher came down and
took her out into the lobby"
Evans says he followed her.
Have you got any more little
girl friends who cry when SIN
atra Sings?" he asked The girl
said she had lots of themEsWe
sit around at home andEplay
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-31
LIBEL on BlUEBERRIES

John Kiernon, who seldom finds himself stymied
for on answer, stuck his foot IN II when he reported
seeing O high bush huckIeberry" about ready to pro-
vide delicious" fruit.
Bornord Powers Of Springfield, W., came back
with on unequivocol statement thot no huckleberry
can possibly be delicious. To his support he brought
Or. E. D. Merrill, administrator Of botanical coIIec-
tions at Harvard University, who contends thot coll
inc O ~bIueberry O huckIeberry IS O libel on the for
mer."
The anonymous New York Times coIumnist, in
his Topics Of the Times" Joined in the troy and
mode motters worse by publicly licking his chops
over the alleged virtues Of huckleberry pie made with
"a BIT Of lemon TO sharpen the fIovor while he brush
ed off the ~bIueberry os something thot Hooks much
DRESSER, probably, on the erocerts shelf and can
be eoten with sour creom.
This dispute is os pointless as others in which we
have Joined happily. Which makes the better short
coke, strawberries or rospberrieso Is apple pie better
than mince? Do you prefer O nice, rore Porterhouse
stock TO Southern Fried chicken9 Con one have q
better vocotion in the mountoins or OF the seoshore2
Personally we ore on ordent champion Of the
b~Iueberry, ond os such we feel thot the Times cru
dte colunnist must have been mapping when, in the
same sentence, he pretended to favor the huckle-
berry and OF the same time admitted thot IFS tloVor
needs sharpening with O dash Of lemon. Good, sweet,
fIovorful blueberries con stand on their own ocid;
they don't need sharpening.
We don't expect every reoder to ooree with US
The world hos improved noticeobly since we began
advising il, and may hove protited by the wisdom we
dispense dolly That IS for others to soy. Yet we do
not demond complete uniformity.
Disagreement odds TO the spice of life and TO the
correspondence Of editors With thot in mind, let us
register strong preference for bIueberries over
huckIebeuies, opple pie over mince, roost beef over
chicken, ond O milder choice for strawberries over
rospberries and for the mountoins against the SEQ
shore.
Now let the brickbots fly. But keep EN- clean.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-31

Frankie's photograph records
and cry she said,
Good said Evans, handing
her a fistful of passes. Bring
EN- down tomorrow. And be
sure they cry. Loud The girl
said that would be easy.
SWOON SECTION
Next day the gal brought her
friends and there was a chorus
Of wailing and moaning, when
Sinatra sang, from the pass sec
ton. Evans, of course. tipped off
the Broadway columnists and
before long the Paramount thea
ter was full Of t%een-aged kids
trying to outmoan each other.
When one gal tainted, Evans
passed out smelling salts TO the
ushers for future use.
From then on" Evans said,
ut was easy. Just organization.
We started fan clubs-the Moon
light Sinatra Fan Club and the
Girls who Would Lay Down
Their Lives for Frank Sinatra
Fan Club"
We would have talked TO
George Evans longer except we
were in a restaurant and a little
girl in red bobby socks suddenly
tainted. Someone told her Evans
was Frank Slnatras press agent.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-31
. BEHIND THE SCENES
WASHINGTO .

Churchllls A press conference
was called for that, and A. ID.
Dunton at the Canadian War
time information Board started
to read off the announcement.
Where are they going 10
Sleep interrupted a reporter,
thinking of Quebec's already
overcrowded hotels. During
their stay in Quebec" Dunton
went on reading, the EXcellen-
cies will remain in residence on
their train
One of the U. S. experts trot-
ted out for another press confer
ence was Captain Gordon Hut
chins, who commanded the
Cruiser Augusta at Casablanca,
but is now Naval Planning Off
Ger on the staff of General ia
cob l.. Devers in ENGLAND. Hut
chins was asked to2plain how
the work of the conference was
conducted. It's just like any
other walk of life the Captain
amplified.
IF you have an objective,
you try TO find out the things
that are interfering, and then
you look around and try ways
TO knock them down." Then he
went on 10 explain how they
we're all working long hours
every day. This being only the
second time he had been out Of
the Chateau Frontenac since he
had arrived in Quebec.
Where did you go the first
time?' someone wanted 10
know.
ITO the liquor store
Everybody yowled and the
honest captain blushed through
his tan.
The next question asked was:
Did you find ways TO knock
down the things interfering
with your objective?'
And speaking of that subject,
a new cocktail was trotted out
for the American correspond
ents at a party thrown for them
in the old Garrison Club just
inside n of the o. City wall
gates. It's a mapy kgar cock
tail, made with G syrup,
vermouth and gin q it's ter
rible.
When Secretary ~State Cor
dell Hull arrived in Quebec. he
was in the last car of a long
train and therefore had TO climb
off way out in the yards and
walk down the cinder roadbed
toward the station. Prime Min
lister Mackenzie King, who was
al the station to meet Mr. Hull.
saw this predicament and has
tened down the tracks TO extend
an official but unconventional
welcome. Just as they met, an
outbound train came down the
adjacent track and the two of
ficials had TO flatten themselves
against the standing train to
avoid being Knocked down. The
formalitieS we're reserved for
later.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-31
. Questions and Answers .

Off a man sells his own me-
chanical refrigerator or washing
machine for more than the cell
ing price, is he subject TO a pen
atty?
Ayes, he may be sued by the
purchaser for $50 or treble the
amount Of the o~vercharge which
ever is greater, plus reasonable
attorney fees and court costs.
Q-What gain was there TO the
Allied cause by practically
wrccking the German university
city Of Jena?
Alt provided the Nazi war
machine with most OF its peri
scopes. bombsights, telescopes.
field glasses and Photographic
lenses.
Q-Near what important east
coast Sicilian port is volcanic
Mt. Etna located?
A-Catanis. second largest
Sicilian city.
Q-What is the best way to
remove bloodstains from cloth
ing or rugs?
A-With plain cold water. as
quickly as possible after STAIN
ing.
Q-How can wear and tear on
the folds of bed and table linen
be eliminated?
A-By alternating methods Of
folding between washings.
Q-How many enemy prison.
ers are informed IN the u. s.?
As, 058, according to the
War Departments latest figures.
Q-Why is lie Trait. France. a
legitimate military target for Al.
lied bomberS?
At is an important ship
yard center, under Axis control.
Q-With what country do you
associate the coin named
"zloty2'
A-Poland
Q-What Pacific island is
named after an international
holiday?
A-ChristmaS Island.
Q-What is the meanl of
"decibel'?
A-The term is a meaJ of
intensity of sound.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-31
FINDING FANS

Now how did It all get start
ed? How did a guy named Frank
Slnatra become a national fig
ure, turn sWooning and moaning
and crying among high school
glrlles into a craze, get invited
to sing On the almost sacred
stage OF the Hollywood Bowl
and collect % grand TO sing
four songs in one picture, RKO's
Higher and Higher
Just organization, that's all
said press agent Evans. Just or
ganizatlon and a little magma
ton
II was like this, Evans ex-
planned. After leaving dance
band singing, Sinatra went out
on his own and got himself
booked into the Paramount
theater in New York. He wasn't
sensational. Just average, with
the average number Of stage
door Jtlls asking for his auto
graph after each show. No
swoonine or crying. That was
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-31

Q-How long is an original
copyright effective?
A-The original ternI a
copyright under existing law
runs for Is years. Within one
year prior TO the expiration Of
the original term the author, or
next of kin, may secure a re-
newal for a further term of IS
years.
Q-Is a Will. or a codicil to a
will. valid if signed on a Sun
day?
"A will or codicil may be
signed any day inclading Sun
days and legal holidays.
Q-what is libeld binder?
A-Libel is injuri#by mean
of publication; SANDER is injury
by word Of mouth.
Q-Where is the Ginkgo Petri-
fled, Forest?
M the State of Washing
ton, U. S. A. The ginkgo tree, for
which the forest is named, is orr
entail, a silver apricot, growing
until the last century only in the
sacred gardens of China. The
only known specimens of petri-
fled gingko are found in this
forest.
Q-Who is considered an illit-
crate persons?
A@One who is 10 years of
age or over, and cannot write in
any language.
Q-Where are japanese pris-
oners of war informed in the y.
s.?
A-The Japs are all informed
at Camp Mccoy. Wisconsin.
Q-What major league base
ball team never won a p%ennant?
A-The ST. Louis Browns.
GLOW many balls does a
bowler roll when making a per-
feet score?
A-Twelve, rather than the
usual ten.
Q-What is coriander7
Am herb used in cakes and
CONNECTIONS.
Q-How many people are sup
posed TO be working in Nazi la
Dor camps?
A-The latest estimate is H.
100000.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-31
ARGENTINE INTERIM

Persons relatively close 70 the South American
scene feel thot the new regime in Argentine does not
portend oction by thot republic against the AXIS. The
best We con expect from the new administration, they
soy, is O neutroIity benevolent toword democracy
rother than toword toscisns.
In thot cose. they foresee further developments,
one Of which might we'll be O second upset thot would
bring into power O forthrehtly pro-Amercon govern
ment. This would, Of course, be in complete occord
with the realities. The common people Of Argentine
ore onti-0ermon. The countrys Ioneronge interests
ore pro-Americon. Argentine is losing prestige and
position by her ottitude. And the Axis IS on the
skids.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-31

The Governor General came
over to Quebec from Ottawa on
the day Roosevelt arrived TO
welcome him, and give a dinner
in his honor and Prime Minister
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-31

Until victory is won, the first
obligation Of the states must be
10 lend every possible assistance
10 the federal government in the
prosecution OF the war.
Governors Conference Report.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-31
THEY SAY

Until victory is won, the first
obligation Of the states must be
10 lend every possible assistance
TO the federal government in the
prosecution of the war.
Governors Conference Report.
We fst not slacken our
quickcn2 pace. o the ever
increasiA force of our blows.
Our WHY must be complete
and the destruction OF the AXIS
powers utter and final.
Rep. Joe Starnes of Alabama,
A sound national food policy
demands that every aid possible
be given TO the farmer To help
him produce in 1913 and 1914
War Food Administrator
Chester Davis.
There can be neither certain
victory in this war O effec-
tive postwar peace without Rus
STA e
-JoseAE Davies. former am
bsssa TO Russia,
w"even go to e my ia
vorite ~or-myself-until this
war is over and won And hope
TO be in a couple of good scraps
before the war is over.
- Navy Lieut.. Douglas Fair
banks, Jr.
Government and private en-
terprise should cooperate in So
cial and economic reconstruction,
and service must be the keynote
of the kst-war rehabilitation.
But if government elects to be-
come so ictator of the peoples
welfare, conditions that alone
can make a world of service ef-
fective Will have disappeared.
James F. Bell. chairman OF
General Mills board.
In the city OF Cairo . an
outstanding feature has been the
behavior Of the American troops
which has been of anexemplary
character.
Sir Thomas WentRrth Rus
sell, police onSOndant OF
Cairo, Egypt.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-31
. MIND YOUR
MANNERS .

| Is = blind date socially &C.
ceptable II it is arranged by a
mutual friend?
? Should a girl ever turn
around on the street to @ who
whlstled when she went by?
3 Is it good manners for a
soldier and a girl to stroll along
a street with their arms about
each other?
4 Should a woman powder her
nose or put on lipstick i'm public?
What would you do if
You are a girl going TO the
train with the parents OF your
young man TO meet him when
he arrives on leave
(a) Stand back a little and
let his mother get the first
kiss
tb) Rush i'm ahead so that YOU
a be the first TO greet
HIM
Answers
l. Yes.
2 No.
3. No.
4 No.
Better What Would You Do"
solution-(s).
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-31

Nhlng IN the World save Harpo
wig. He wore colorless
Site trimmed glasses and also
usual clothes and aedark
lktie with a loose four-in-
d knot that exposed the lar
est gold-headed collar button
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-31
re" BOND FATHERS

No more wor-eonseious, potriotie group thon th'
"E" Bond Fothers could have been imagined TO speor
heed the Third War Loon Drive.
Here, in Mount Clemens, where O quote OF such
huge proportions faces the civilian populoee, th'
drive is in skilled, experienced honds. Ralph Clark
and his CO. workers, know their Jobs.
The addition Of the *" Bond Fothers TO the gen
sroI committees efforts. however, connot help blu
spur the pubIie-ot-ioree The whole e%ompoisn 1
snsroted by their participation.
cs+oinIy the fathers Of fighting men have a b!
stoke in this wor. Theirs is the type OF enthusiasm
and eterminotion, that will win ION the home front.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12

sllfreo batte iid erboben. Mus lei.
men Iueen lerdteten mieber Mut uno
Soffnnng.
n@s nape cine Sortie fir bid,
iaete er; ,,oas Wdbden lit bas ein-
5ige &tno oes alien @ei5balies."
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ibiebtp' entgegnete lGGeIno Der 90.
nofat.
@r reidte Dem ssre,rnhe, Der ittb
iest perabi6ieoete, Die Sanb unb nobm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12

bos 9lftenItiid mieoer auf. Ser 2ellt-
nant bate li6 fm1m entiernt ais
Hnbolf Seltpig elntrot.
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freunolihem Gone. ,,@us ioeen Sir
5u Der @eifihte?'
SD fannie tie i6on'', ontportetc
Huoolf mabreno er Die Yopiere altf
oen Shreibtii6 ieines Hrin5ipols ME
berlegte; ugan5 genou 10 bat tie mir
mein Snfel er5oblt. llnmoglib lit tie
geraoe nift, obcr ooh iebr, iebr I'M
mobribeinli6"
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lierer perionlib uno bari mpbl loeen,
ooB ib an ieine S6ulo nidt CLAUDE,
Denn id audi immerbin 3ueeben min,
oaB Ser 8eite einmal itraubeln
fann.'
u@ar es ni6t i6on cine Inter-
idlagung, Dab er Die 5000 Safer
nabm? g.
u8ir nouen BEN 6oa iett ni6l
meiter erortern, mein lieber Selnig;
fir lns lit es Die SauptIo6e, ienen
@auner 81 ermitteln. Sd perfennt
Die sdpierigteit oieier slufgabp
nidt; Der Same bes 5ran5oien lit u1ls
unbefannt; ni6tsbeltomeniger miilien
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na6foriden, aber man ipeiB ia, tpic
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iiberlaiie bieie slufgube Sbnen.
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iif), penn es iein mub, nit anoeren
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men sic nidts, mas 3ur @rrei6ung
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meiner Ibtpeienbeit ettpas 8eionoeres
borgefa0en?"
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Sabre beri6munoen, uno oaB es nod
leben ioute, barf man faum onneb:
men, Ius ieinen Mitteilungen mub