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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-09
ARMY FLAsH-14 PAGE TWO

ARMY FLASH-14 - PAGE TWO
The approach OF enemy planes
the explosions OF bombs. the shrill
wall o. ar raid sirens, and the
crashing OF the raiders as our fight
crs intercept their attempt to bomb
our coast; all form part OF the reals
tic back ground for the Army Air
Forces show. Army Flash, ap-
pearing at the j. l.. Hudson from
September q TO October 9. in con-
junction with the Four Freedoms
War Bond show, sponsored jointly
by the u. S Treasury Department
and the Saturday Evening Post.
Revealing heretofore closely
guarded military secrets. Army
Flash! pictures with startling force
fulness the part the Aircraft Warn
ing System plays in keeping Axis
bombers from our shores, and the
de- dly efficiency with which they
Will be met should they ever appear.
According to military opinion, the
threat OF an air raid cannot be dis
missed, it is more real and serious
than ever. With defeat staring them
in the face. Axis leaders might we'll
attempt a token suicide raid on one
Of our large industrial cities hoping
20 cause widespread panic and pub
lie clamor for the return OF large
numbers OF fighting planes from the
battle fronts for home defense. Fur
thermore. such a raid would do
much 10 bolster the ebbing morale
in the Axis countries.
Going behind the scenes, Army
Flash" unveils the operation Of an
Aircraft Warning Center on a set
which is miniature replica OF a
Alter room. This is the central point
from which radiates the ar-flung.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-09
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LANSING. Mich.-Contracts for
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Grand traverse Leelanau, loSco and
Roscommon counties have been
awarded TO the county road COM
missions OF the four counties ef-
fective October |. State Highway
Commissioner Charles NJ. Ziegler
announced this week.
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serves all the people who pay for
and support the postal service"
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REV. 7. J. HAYLES
Pastor of the Aimwell Baptist
church of Mobile. who was re-
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Fight drive which resulted in
the failing of 80 or more colored
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en-. have been arrested in Mo-
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drive several months ago. Two
other ministers were also jailed
in the campaign on the same
day that Rev. HaYleS was
arrested.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Technicolor Eyes
Must Always Match

A HORSE WITH vari-colorec
eyes almost disrupted a major mo.
ton picture company's location
chores.
1t seems that when THE Des.
peradoes,Y which headlines Ran.
dolph Scott. Glenn Ford anc
Evelyn Reyes, went TO Kanab
Utah, for outdoor sequences in the
film, Big Boy Williams, who plays
one of the featured roles in the
picture, insisted on taking along
his own horse, Agate.
Everything went well on loca-
ton until Charles Yidor, directing
received a wire from his home LOT
accusing the megaphoner of using
a cockeyed horse.
Vidor was amazed until investi-
cation revealed that Big Boys
horse had one blue eye and one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17

handy gadgets to simplify house,
hold chores will be intrigued by
the knick-knacks Victor Moore
dreams up for the parlor, bed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Once-Bad Bogart
Gets Mash Notes

SINCE ACROSS THE PA
CIFIC" and "Casablanca" Hum
phrey Bogart has been receiving a
new type of fan mail. The ladies
are writing him mash notes.
The males are praising his tech
nique as a rough, tough guy who
can get his man-and his woman,
too.
Bogart Is slightly concerned
about it. He doesn't know how
to deal with the mash notes. What
really worries him. however. is
what the men are going to write
when they see "Casablanca."
They're going to tell me ]
should have my head examined, .
says the reformed killer" ''for
giving up a girl, Ingrid Bergman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
PEACEFUL BEGINNING
FINAL HORRORS

Then follows the rape of Nan
king, the depradations of the Japa-
nese, the wanton destruction on all
sides, to finally such shots of sheer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
'BOnita'S
Film Lore
Real Thing
Bx CHARLES GENTRY

EVEN AN air raid warden
couldn't blackout that love light
in Bonita Granville's eyes these
days.
The lovely young actress, who
arrived in Detroit yesterday for a
mad day of interviewing, broad
etc. conhded that the
movies had done it all.
while 1 haven't spent much
time on the screen romancing,
l was always the kid sister that
spoiled everybOdy's chance To he
alone. But l can remember sit
ting on the sidelines when there
was n clinCh closeup of Robert
Taylor and Greta Carlo and
wondering, DO they really
care?' Now 1 know IL can he
the real thing because along
comes Tim Holt with whom I'm
co-starred in 'Hitler's Children
and IL was a case of love at
second sight.
"Of course, I had met Tim
almost two years ago, but at
that time. Jackie Cooper and 1
were considered the young love-
twosome. We went to parties
and I was his best girl, but L
guess we just Outgrew one an
other. I'm still very fond of
Jackie and consider him one of
my best friends, but with Tim
it's a much more serious matter.
PLANS POSTPONED
Naturally we can't make any
plans until after the war Is over.
He's joined the air corps and
for several weeks haven't
really been sure just where he
was, although l hear from him
pretty regularly"
Bonita, in the meantime, is
buSving herself with her career
which has taken on new luster
since the release of "Hitler's Chill
dren," which has its premiere here
at the Palms-State Friday.
FULL-FLEDGED STAR
At 20, she's a full fledged
star, as we predicted two years
ago. She has a brand new con-
tract with RKO for; seven years,
her TO make outside
pictures as well and TO have a say
about her stories.
At heart, however, the new
Bonita is still a little
yirl. She likes swing, cokes, rid
ng to fires and kidding around
With the same bunch of youngsters
,he grew up with.
The daughter OF the famous
Bunny" Granville, and
of one of our most
celebrated theatrical families, Bun
lives with her mother in a cute
little ranch house in San Fernando
Valley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17

FILMING THE horrible example
OF what can happen here, is not
the easiest task in the world. but
Mark L. Moody, former Michigan
businessman. has completed g
literally terrifying task by record
ing the ruthless invasion of China
by the Japanese in a startling
expose, "Ravaged Earth" which
opened at the Cinema yesterday
The picture finally arrived after
considerable controversy by the
censors over certain proposed de-
Lotions which have been made on
a small scale.
"Ravaged Earth" with the ex-
ception of certain newsreel shots,
was made by Mr.. Moody, himself,
during his 23-year stay in China.
Knox Manning, the narrator. eX-
plains at the opening that this is
why the film. itself. has a certain
non-professional atmosphere.
PEACEFUL BEGINNING
The film begins with scenes OF
Iprewar China. the type of life
enjoyed in its cities and villages
before the Jap aggression.
These are of the regular trave-
llogue type, but soon the picture
develops into a regular document
of the attack on Shanghai, the
reign of terror in every quarter
from the burning of the Interna.
tional Settlement to the pillagins
of the old city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
RaUaged Earth
Opens Here at Cinema

horror that we beg 10 report that
we hadn't strong enough stomach
to take it.
The action scenes, the fighting
bombing, strafing. are the most
engrossing, but the still shots OF
mangled bodies and even worse
horrors, which end the film seem
unnecessarily gruesome 10 concen-
trate upon.
This is strictly an adult docu-
ment and though designed TO instill
greater hatred for our savage
enemies, one which could have
been prepared and presented in a
more effective, put less revolving
manner. G. e..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
BEST JITTERBUG

When she isn't working she de-
votes her time TO auxiliary war
work and to spending evenings at
the Hollywood Stage Door Can
teen, where she is considered one
of the best jitterbug partners any
boy in uniform can pick.
She is continuing her present
personal appearance tour which
will bring her back to Detroit
Friday for the films opening. until
the middle of March, at which
time she has TO report back TO the
studio for her next picture.
She and her charming mother
have had an eXhauSting but Won
derful time of it in the East, but
are sort oil looking forward TO a
few days of rest at home, just TO
tget back in condition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17

room and bath of his home il
True to- Life"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17

brown eye. When the Technicolor
camera put this on celluloid. IL
gave the impression of a cockeyed
horse.
After that. Agate, I'm common
with many celebrated cinema stars,
was shot in profile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17

last week, we
assume that
our column
was a success
only the guys
down at the
other end Of
the hall. who
han die the
n VS. didn't
READ II.
So, in a
pettish sulk,
we will retire
from tn al
subject. Let
EN- han q lie
the absentee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Jack Pickering
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

We see by yesterdays paper
that absenteeiSm is running
about 4 to 6 per cent in Detroit,
and that while il would be a
good thing 10 reduce this figure,
il isn't nearly as bad as all the
shouting would lead you TO be-
lieve.
InaSmuch as this is exactly
what we said in this column
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Odd Inventions

HOME INVENTORS who put
ter around the house, devising
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17

news themselves. IL we can't
have the field 20 ourselves, we
won't play. Well talk about
something else.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17

No such things must come to
pass. Maybe we are old-fash-
ioned, but we still think that
wooing should be done in person.
and not by mail. What the heck
Is happening TO love, anyway?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17

silst thing we know, smart
catchpenny operators will start
running ads such as: Does
YOUR handwriting have PER-
SONALITY? Do YOU know
how 10 win the girl-or girls
of your heart BY MAIL? Send
IS IN stamps for our special in
troductory offer, including so
sheets OF papre, our Hollywood
glamour pencil, and book of in
structionS on how 10 FIND
LOVE by mail.
Evening star., 1943-10-27
BY HELEN LOMBARD.

Washington is city of paradoxes.
Money flows from the Capital In a
never lending stream and yet, few
days ago, it was impossible to buy
the services of barber on a Sunday
morning for a guest of the Nation.
President Ellie Lescot of Haiti
arrived for a state visit on a Sat-
urday afternoon. The manpoWer
shortage and the union laws made
1T impossible for the distinguished
visitor, who is not a safety razor
addict, to get barber to come to
the Blair House on Sunday.
The Haitian President, who has
served his country here as a Min
lister and who knows the town we'll,
found the incident diverting.
Washington is new to the tech
nique, old in most of the world cap
itals, of extending national hos
pitality to visiting heads of states.
Congress has persistently frowned
on the idea of permanent and
lavish establishment for such a pur-
pose and post Offices have been
erected in some districts which have
cost the taxpayer more than the
sum the State Department finally
wangled for the blishment of a
national guest house.
Blair House was taken over COM
pletely furnished and, except for
some minor changes, it has been
left as it was--the charming home
of a well-to-do American. Just
what impression this comfortable
but simple home makes on royalty
is a matter of speculation.
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Guest Of Nation Unable to Find
Sunday Barber in Wushinqton

All of the guests OF the Nation
who come to Washington have
knowledge of the new type of gold,
known as lend" which is how-
ing from the United States to the
far corners of the world.
All of them have expressed ap-
probation of Washington hospital
ity, but some of them have pri-
vately indicated surprise at the SIM
plicity of living in the Capital OF
the Nation which they have rated
as fabulously rich.
tReleased by the Bell Syndicate, Inc)
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Hod Carriers Lose
First Round in Fight
Against Union Chiefs

Rank and file of Local "A, Inter-
national Building Laborers and Hod
Carriers Union, lost their first round
against local and international Of
ficers whom they charge with oper-
ating the union as "a dues-collecting
racket" and misappropriating funds,
but they were given assurances in
District Court yesterday that they
could appeal If they find evidence
Of bad faith" among their officers.
Justice James M. Proctor denied.
without prejudice, an Injunction
suit brought by the membership
against the officers and dismissed
a restraining order which has kept
union funds frozen since October Is.
However, recommending a cool
1ng-of period" between the oppos-
ing factions, the jurist left the way
open for the rank and file to return
to court should they find any in
timidation or bad faith practiced
by international officials.
He took under advisement a de-
tense motion that the court had no
authority under the Norris La
Guardia Act to issue an injunction
against union. Counsel for the
union officers argued that the court
was powerless under the act even
though the members of Local "a
should demonstrate that their off,
GERS were violating the law by
felonious conspiracy.
Counsel for the plaintiffs held,
however, that the act was not in
tended to apply to internal labor
disputes. The act. passed by Con-
gress in 1882, limits the conditions
under which Federal court may
issue an injunction.
The jurist, commenting on the in
junction, said that it would tie up
affairs of the union and do ir-
reparable harm to the 5000 or more
members.
Evening star., 1943-10-27
PotroImun for n Years
Had 6 Traffic Cases
b the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK-Downtown motor
lists are sorry that Patrolman
Thomas P. Glennen is retiring.
During the 27 years he directed
traffic at Lafayette and Houston
streets he handed out only six
summonses for traffic viola tions.
Evening star., 1943-10-27
80 District SeIecfees
To Report Tomorrow

The Army and Navy will get 80
District men when they report for
active duty tomorrow.
Included in the group are A Sc
lectees for the Army inducted Oc-
tober 7, and 36 for the Navy, in
Quoted October 81.
The list follows.
Evening star., 1943-10-27

A
Sullivan, Richard NJ
Smith, Wade H.
Deavies, E. G.. jr.
Miller. G. D., Jr.
Hacker, Wilbert F.
LOFTS, James R. ir.
kazey. Harry E.
Brown, A. R., jr.
Ashe, James w.
Erckert, Sherley l..
Turbitt, James W.
st. Omerroy, A. E.
Parker. Vernon L.
King, Richard H.
Fudd, Cha rles r.
Stouper, Joseph W.
Cooper, Charles H.
Dellsi, Joseph A.
Ea wilkins, CLYDE 3.
Ion cit, LsSIle w.
Mcdowell s. ".
Ragsdale. Richard p.
n;
Reel, Frederick q.
Wulfsohn, Efraim
Tasker, William B,
Turnage, Graham E.
Yea ger, William P.
1uckett, Horace P.
Bowers, Paul H.
Brown, Asa j.
Goldoerg, Samuel
Zuckerman, A.
Mitchell Ralph F.
Odom, Cling J.
March, Michael s.
KRONER, Norman l..
Bligh, Thomas A.
Squier, Hamilton r.
Thiel, Robert 7.
Roche, James l..
Evening star., 1943-10-27

my.
Montero, Carlos NJ.
Beardslee, Harold c.
Atlee John w, jr.
Smith, H. w, jr.
Good, Emmett L.
Opperman, Frank E
Keeter, Robert r.
Webner, John T.
Shier, Douglas G.
Buck, Merle J.
Lifsey. W. K. jr.
Farrell. Thomas C.
Francis. Thomas B.
Clark, Bernard F.
Holmes, George S.
TibbS. Walter w.
Russell. Fred
Johnson, r. H. tr.
Horton, James w.
Jackson, Andrew
Mason. James B.
Mills, Edward s.
IVY.
Watson, Glenn R.
Welsh. Ralph E.
Vervllle, Myron A.
Clark, Elmer J.
Johnson. T. r.
Fairfax, Raymond E
Sands, George E.
Lunetta, Joseph A.
Zier, Jacob H.
Clontz, James A.
Myers, Chester z.
Bayne. Hugh D.
Coins. Vincent A.
Rosin, Marvin A.
Seward. Allin c.
Kuhn, Lynnwood A.
Breckenridge. H. B.
Switlick, George P.
Evening star., 1943-10-27

A conservative style that's easy live with Amply proporioned
we'll made Richly grained solid rubbed
nut finish that looks lovely in BEDROOM Single double
chest with drawers 3awer with
All drawers hardwood guides
bed has solid panel head and foot piece
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Secretary Desks
$34.95

Simple lines fiat drawer fronts and full
length curved wooden pulls Bookcase top Will
glass doors and ornamental grllwork Thre,
spacious shelf spaces. Lock on lid and bookcase
Desk interior boasts roomy compartments with
drawer for writing needs. Finished in walnut
two-tone effect.
Kanns-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1943-10-25

place recent losses.
The Germans also have been
busy with reinforcing their le-
gions in Italy, having increased
their overall strength from 18
divisions to between % and Is in
the past three weeks. However,
none of the fresh forces were
sent to the southern front,
where the Nazis have only 10
divisions, seven engaged in actual
combat and three in reserve.
If we can believe the reports
received from usually reliable
sources, more Nazi troops are
on the way. At least three of
the new diversions have been
identified as coming from the
Russian front. Damage done by
the Allies to the road and bridges
of the Bremen Pass must have
been repaired since traffic across
that route is reported to be
heavy again.
No Definite Timetable.
The Allied commanders in Italy
are aware that the generals op-
posing them are not amateurs.
Hence, they will proceed cau-
tiously SO as not to give the Ger
mans an opening. There seems
to be no definite timetable" for
reaching the Campagna Plains
north Of Rome We expect to
arrive there whenever the resist
ance Of the enemy can be broken.
In the South Pacific Gen. Mac
Arthur is doing the best he can
with the limited air and ground
forces at his disposal. He still is
operating on a shoestring and is
in great need Of more aviation if
he is to move quickly toward more
important objectives.
The japanese counterattack in
the Finschhafen area is not re-
garded as an important indication
of revival of the japanese ofen-
sive spirit. The operation is