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Detachment c put in another big Week-everything was carried out under the direction of our silver barred Commanding Officer. It. Steuber came through with his Firs Eieutenan promotion last weekend and we are now just get ting used to the glare from that silver.
 The basketball team has prac- ticed every day at 1530-secret plays, smart offensive and defen- sive and defensive play not to men, tion the hot shots who split the nets at any angle Sgts. Estell and Slack chaperoned by It. Me Graw made profitable trip to Hartford and came back with the best looking uniforms ever seen on a basketball, court-Gold satin pants and blue satin shirts-loud! You're playing with fire when you book Detachment c for a ball game,
 Basketball isn't the only sport we are good at-Bowling is big attraction for the men of Det. C.. =. Eager ?-Maybe, but we'll still take on any outfit that sticks it's neck out. Call 358-we're out of kindergarten.
 Speaking about being eager Opt. Mantello has put up a pretty clever mailbooth.. Imagine-He's waiting for Aviation Cadets too.
 It. Steuber has been at the wheel on some more practical discussions and weapon demonstrations. TSgt, Gieroch lectured, with movies, on Aircraft Identification. M Sgt, Sweeney, S/Sgt. Sarri, S/Sgt. Brit tain, gave us some practical de- monstration and dismantelling pro- cedure of the Carbine and sub-Ma- chine gun. Pvt. Flynn demonstrat- ed his ability at fieldstripping the same guns. Sgt. Litchenstein really enjoys his new duties here.
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so into the game from the bleachers that the referee must have sus- tained at least a verbal black-eye. Next time, though, just you wait and seel
 The Friedman perambulator served the Army manpoWer in the fullest sense of the word on Thanksgiving night. Five jolly fel- lows left Springfield at midnight At the first corner we noticed a familiar friend. At the AgaWam Bridge we stacked in four more. The perambulator was on it's springs but humming like a con- tented cow:-and the men at the bottom layers were molded to fit the upholstering. Chicken was serv- ed en route and the final presence at the Field was d climax to what, bN all accounts, was a perfect eve ming #
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PAGE THREE

special Christmas gift counters.
 A few of the many gift items that will be available are: Brief cases, luggage, bracelets, necklaces, brooches, pipes, handkerchiefs, pie ture frames, billtolds, scarfs, etc.
 Bradley personnel are again re- minded that all Christmas gifts should be in the mail by De cember 10.
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PROMOTIONS
--. -- Medic,s
 

To Sergeant:
 T|5 Martin Tarken
 TI5 Julius A. G. Turturiello Technician 4th Grade:
 T/5 Maurice A. Lussier . Pfc. Russell J Gordon ;. TI5 Ernest J. Tocchini Technician 9th Grade: Pfc. William F. Jureit
 Pfc. Donald E. Keefe -. Pfc. Joseph A, Marine Pfc. Charles P. Pruyn
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REMARKS OUT OF A CAPSULE

The other night while brushing our (editoriaD teeth and listening for stray pearl of wisdom to drop from the mouths of the evening gossipers, Bagby expounded a bit of homespun philosophy worthy of repitition. Bagby expects to be married some day, yet there are three stipulations that he's sure he's going to expect from the Mrs.
 l. To live in a cave with no floors -= to sweep. >..~:> ~# ~
 2. Never to hear the word lino "" leum after the armistice.
 3. Never have to eat French
 Toast again. --:: What would interest him most, though, is a transfer rom first mopping. '' "
 Time and again we've bumped into "21-day Murphy" in lapses of rest-his dark, handsome head nestled into his folded arms, gaz- ing at the beauty of the Irish in the Ward VII office. The point is- we wonder if he really knows that any interest he might arouse is purely secondhand, for the original fires went out with the wood pile that was chucked from a ward a week ago.
 "Blood and Cuts Stortzum" and Leo Slominski did the ''big city" Leo is a move along the Great White Way" and Blood and Cuts" stranger. "Blood and Cuts" on the other hand, was definitely out for big game and his accounts of the Beautiful Beast, bleached and authentic, would put Akley to shame.
 The weather was against them, though, Cause we've received no boxes of "hides" to date and any future deliveries can hardly be ex- pected in the middle of the Christ mas rush.
 
 Monday night, after really busy day, and a peanut butter sandwich for supper, we wen to see our men put action into a basketball game. The opposition looked like giants to our little Jacks but we fought hard-really hard-for tie game: then lost it in a play-off. One got
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TENT AREA

Protestant Services Sunday Morning Worship Service 100 AM. Special Service for Beth Avn. (Colored) at 800 AM. Sunday 
 Catholic Mass Sun lay morning 10:00 AM,
 F. E. NAPLES,
 Base Cha plain.
Bradley beam., 1943-12-04
A Ulraplatn E Uhunghta

Liberty is one of the most glor- ious gifts that fell into the hands of man. Men cherish it with all the strength of their souls. Nations rise and fall because of liberty or it's abuse. Tyrants have tempered with liberty and felt the cold steel of one assassin. Wars have been fought to win it and to hold it. Men who gain it for others rank with the worlds greatest heroes. For this reason we love Washington and Lincoln. We make a symbol of that traditional figure, William Tell who bowed not to- the oppressor. We even love Uncle Tom for his decla- ration of freedom in the face of his owner. Simon Legree.
 Freedom in all it's forms is prec- ious. We honor men who give us freedom from hard labor, like the great inventors, who by their mech anical genius, have made life less arduous for us in the factory, of flee, or the home. We admire the great scholars of our nation who have outlawed ignorance from our race. We worship the medical pro fession who have banished pain and disease from our life.
 Under freedom, nation reaches it's most magnificent heights. h. spired by freedom, men create wealth, great cities, great works of art and literature. Under freedom, the home and the family become the center of national life wherein love, joy, true happiness reign without fear of dispersion or op- pression. Freedom is to live; to deny it is to die.
 Freedom is the morsel that nour- ishes the soul of man, narrowing the arid wastes of his heart, allow ing there to grow the various flow CTS of his creative genius. That morsel called freedom was first given to man when the Savior of the World in the arms of His Mother Mary first saw the light of day in a little shelter in the chalk cliffs of Bethlehem. He came into the world to establish the reign of justice amongst men. By retiterat- ing the Divine Law, He came to teach men that the fruit of respect and obedience to law begets true liberty and that denial of the Div inc Law breeds anarchy.
 This particular season of the year in which man is preparing once again for the coming of Christ on Christmas Day is called Advent by the Church. Like John, the Baptist, we are preparing the way for the coming of the Redeemer by a closer imitation of Christ and by a better appreciation of the prin- ciples of correct living he stood for. If a soldier does that he will gain the freedom he is fighting for
 -vww-yxS nY VI
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CHAPEL TIMETABLE
CHAPEL No. 1 Southeast gate)

Protestant Services Sunday morning Worship 1O:O0 AM.
 Catholic Masses Sunday morning 8:O0-11 200. Weekday Mass, 5:3O Monday thru Friday. Confessions 7:30 to 800 P. M. on Saturday Evening. Jewish Service Monday evening zoo PM.
 Christian Science Service Sunday BOO A. M.
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Holiday Gifts Galore At Bradley Exchanges

Christmas shopping for Bradley men and women will be an easily solved problem this year, despite wartime shortages and restrictions on manufactured goods. The PIX. through early planning and order ing, has been able to secure mer- chandise, now unavailable to buy CTS for civilian establishments. This merchandise will be on display in
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CHAPEL No. 2 West gate)

Services at Chapel #2 at the West Gate, as announced for the Win ter months by Unit Chaplain Joseph c. Campbell are: Catholic Mass at O8OO and 1000. Protestant Services at 0900 and HOO.
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He claims that they keep him in shape for the basketball team too. Pretty nice, eh Litch?. Chemical Warfare Class was held Thursday afternoon and we learned a little better the importance of our gas masks.
 Work throughout the week ran smoothly and the general morale of Detachment c is excellent. Co., operation and work can accomplish anything.
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HOSPITAL

Protestant Services Sunday Morning Worship 800 AM.
 Sunday Afternoon Semi-Secular Musical Program 200 PM. (Recre- ation Room).
 Catholic Masses Sunday Morning 8:15 AM. Confessions, before mass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
PERFECT MURDER

ON Buddy &c SyNas dc>k
when 7 wandered in a few cay
ago was the galley proof OF
James CAIN new novel, 'Dou-
bic Indemnity Stor of the
perfect murder. It's real
Thriller. Buddy told me. ana Il
melodrama that-wcN II Is so
exciting you cant put II down
As YOU have probably guessed,
Buddy has bought the movie
rights and turned them over 10
Billy Wilder. who VIII direct,
The story. as l understand II.
Is very different from Cam 5
The Postwar Always Rings
Twice" and Mildred Pearce, -
two highly censorable and not
too pleasant stories-certainly
two books not intended Tor
4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Blossom Time
Bre axis Record
At Cass

BLOSSOM TIME is certainly
blooming al the CaSS Theater, the
Rombcrg operetta based on the
life OF Franz Schubert, doing
$. r. O. business every perform
dnCe.
Some Of The reasons for the
enormous success of this perennial
falorac X dUe TO the fact that II
has a very fine company.
Little Barbara Scully, the De-
troit soprano, has the role OF
AiftzIr. the htttc glrl With Whom
the ill-Starred composer fell m
love, and a charming job She docs
of 1t, too
Everett MarShalrS powerful
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
GLORIOUS TRIBUTE

My favorite major says when
all the stories of the war are
written no chapter Will be more
glorious than the tribute 10 the
nurses in The hospitals. both or
field duty and here al home.
The respect. gratitude and deVo-
ton our boys feel should repay
them for their sacrifices. Sever a
studios have filmed stories OF
nurses in battle, but Metro-Gold.
wyn-Mayer is the first to announce
a picture clarifying Ladies n
GRAY" tribute 20 the hospital
workers at home by Ralph Wheel
wright and Nikki Justin.
Both the war department anc
the American Red Cross have
given their sanction to the story
which deals with the Lady r
Gray Gay Bainter), both in tins
and World War !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
\ GREAT LADY

We have never heard tho CRU
clfiNion sung with such deep mean
ing and such moving sincerity and
the spirit with which she sang,
ride On, King Jesus practically
took our breath away
Not only is Miss Anderson q
great artist. but she is a great
lady Her graCiousneSS and won
Idcrful bearing on the concert stage
are matched only by the pcrfec-
Ition Of her singing
our only regret. in looking over
next years list Of artists, IS not &c
find her name at the top.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
DELIGHTFUL BALLADS

The English group was devoted
chiefly TO songs by Charles Critics
a delicate bucohc idyll a pas.
Isionate love song and a mQurnfu
wall of a SiCilian carter.
The final selections were fou
Of the Negro spiritualS with which
Miss Anderson always concludes
each recital
With supreme artistry She gives
these persuasive melodies classic
dellneation. They are not Just folk
tunes OF race They become Inn
mortal songs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Anderson
Recital
Thrills
By CHARLES GENTRY

MARIAN ANDERSON, lhC
great conualto. gave tHa 90. iEe
mg>i In-p.lSA.Aa-....lr.,---i+-.--------
ever offered here ia>' n,-rt 90 an
audience of 5000 people pa Md
sonic Auditorium
With eyes closed Wd hands
folded In almost praycl-.IAe a.n-
Uac size sang U DD,I-fH. VOICE
ID program of cNfI.W..y taxing
proportions.
Perhaps il is tins devotional
appTaech lo LgL- aLl--I----- -l.4l2l--.-l-+
dignity which makes 80 seem "a
simple and easy ta>t ipr HeF. bat
100 reality such assurance only
r'1rTrrS vrtt1 "a great gI,i 4" udth
- zap and Miss Anderson certainly
ha, this
Never has she been In better
voice than last night aud NRh..c %
seemed dmng me first part of
tho program that she Was saving
her voice. by the uwc She got
INTO the Schubert group She had
loo~cd the glorious tullncs> of al
her vocal powers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

LILLIAN ROTH, who is doing
the vocalS at the Club Casanova
these days. has four movies to her
credit and-was- once featured on
the Camel Caravan and the Eddie
Cantor show. Perhaps that is the
reason that the patrons are going
overheard for the charming
thrush.
Supporting Lilhan'S perform
ance are Munro and Adams with a
'cieycr Juggling act Michael and
Georgia. adagio and ballroom
dancers and Dottle Dawn who
makes YOU dizzy with her whfl-
wind aCrobatic and tap numbers.
Eddie Camden and his band are
newcomers TO the baton throne
providing the music for the acts.
CLUB MARIO
Versatile is the word for Allan
! Kane. Not only does he WELD the
baton. and the violin bow, but
also the hips when he is teaching
the intricacios of the Samba to
the customers.
Ever since Carmen Miranda
predicted that the Samba would
-be- the next b1E LATIN dance craze,
the Conga. Rhumba and similar
IcontortoniSt maneuvcringS have
,died an easy death. With Kane
lSandwichlng short periods of group
instruction between his melodlC
tGtfCring. Inc danCc should be vel
tti,nown IN Detroit before long.
Club THREE 666
A cappclla cholrS and Partisan
themes dot the landscape at the
Three 666 this week with Bette
f'faylor revue. ''t'ollicS Of 1919
taking the spotlight. Topping tho
cast are the singing Sons of the
, South, hUidoveTS from the prevl
Gus shOW
Acroba, DolHo Prembrook anC
= SongStresS Wanda Paul add to tn,
entertainment with TanglefOo
and BatteaStc providing mirthfu
song and dance routines. Tenj
"PuSh-Out" Dixon remains witt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Altman TO Spe ak

MAI. ALEXANDER p. DE
SEVERSKY, noted advocate Of
unified air command and author OF
Victory Through Air Power
viii address the Detroit Town Hall
audience in the Fisher ThcatcI
"Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
SNKS SHOW BAR

SakS carrie. on with the tried
and true pretty Mary Beth
STcS remaining 10 NocalIle huSk-
lily and JackI" billiard doing a
NICE Job on the ballads. Al Ste
yCnS presents the show 10 the
customers with "A wiSccrack or two
end the dancing lIartnCiiS are hep
10 that step the kurtlS
MarlonettcS sui delight with
their wooden antics as do the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

baritone takes over the Schubert
role and Frank llornaday has the
tenor assignment
Detmar Poppon and leila Rus
sell are two other principals IN
the cast OF this tuneful treat
C. G..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
CAROL AT WEDDING

Margaret Ettinger comes back
from Mexico City full of stories
of her trip and of all the people
she met there. She says on her
first night in town she was IN
vited TO the Gayle Mellott-Al
Buslel wedding. which took
place at the home of Mrs. Maria
Louisa Figueroa
She tells me Dolores Del Rio
has lost all the weight that was
so unbecoming 10 her and that
she looked lovely. Sally Blame
and Norman Foster, who have
taken a house in Mexico City,
were al the wedding. as well as
King Carol and Madame Luz
pescu. Dolores, Maggie says,
will be here in two weeks for a
brief visit. She has just finished
a picture in Mexico City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
SCHUBERT SONGS

Then came the Schubert group
Long acclaimed for her ability as
an interpreter of German lCider,
Miss Anderson proved as much at
home with the songs of Schubert
be il the Hitting Singing Waters
or the tragic Death and the Mai
den as she is with the songs OF
Brahms and Strauss which she has
given here on previous concert oc-
-CaSIOn~.
So beautiful were these that
Miss-AndrrSUn was forced 10 To-
turn and encore with the heavenly
notes OF rho Ave Maria .
Most dramatic Offering Of the
evening was the aria "Adicu For
cts from TSchaikowSky'S Joan of
Arc =" delivered with haunting
Tenderness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
CHATTER IN HOLLYWOOD

Mrs. Jack Warner tAnn) should
delight the government on account
OF She is turning a large part oil
their gorgeous Beverly Hills estate
into a farm. She has just bought
800 chickens as a starter and a
touple of cows and she is planting
every known vegetable. Every
time her friends telephone her she
u either reading a book on agri-
culture or talking TO the chicken
rran. and Ann just won't 20 any
where
I have been giving her all tho
tenefit Of my limited experience
On the care and feeding OF chick
sns. We had them az MarSon.
Yarn long before tho war.
LINE OF TWO
Nike RomanOff says he hash Z
read the Saturday Evening Post
article about his fabulous career.
Well, If he hasn't he l. the only
one in FINLAND who dldn I.
Dickie Zanuck also has ms pic
ture I'm the Post as the top sales
man for the magazine. He buys
war bonds with all the money ne
earns and il was amusing 10 see
Virginia wait for him ~ the
Twentieth studio while Dickie
piled IN, trade.
Hclmut Dantinc. who al but
steals THE Edge OF Darkness %
went looking for a house HIS
wife is leaving her Broadway
hit. jamie. soon 20 visit him.
The landladys recognizing Dan
tine from MIR. M.nVcr, smut
The door IN ms face and snapped:
u rent my house 10 no NazlS.
When < asked Seotty Bunlap
- II were true MtG-M is PLAN
ming 10 buy Monogram Studios
for experimental purposes be
cracked back with. no. but
wei be glad TO merge with
M-G-M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
PALM BEACH CAFE

Science would probably call the
Burvedill sisters hi-SomethinG or
other. The girls manage TO dance
while playing the Xylophone IN
musical accord. New face in the
house is Ginger Lynn and her
acrobatic (eatS while Jeanne
Moore sings the pops and comedian
-GuS Howard provides The laughs.
LII, Ll.,InIn. H. lhn No. ri
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
OF MANY VOICES

One cannot really cail Do single
voice il rs a combination OF in-
--tFHHHeift~ -ttrrfr ,111rt -r-Ct1- min
d smooth mcllo and "a clear sweet
>aprano-
lH-rti Il -tttt-~r-- rr-t.rvtrr--. how
ever. the voice is highly. flexible.
a quality amazing IN a voice Of
such proportions
SHE had ample opportunity 20
display every facet in her concert
last night. for the opening group
OF curry aTIaS, Handel s BcrgIuN-
sung SeatiHttt-~"if Ftorinrta IS
Faithful and the two HAYDN oN-
icerpts. called for the smooth and
even delivery of the sustained tone.
Never have we heard such Gov
erred tone as that with which She
sang these first classic numbers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
VERNE'S CAFE

Jimmy Rooney heads the list at
Nerne'S this week. SlapStick
stunts and impressions are his
Stock-in-tradc and ne knows his
merchandise.
Rooney does a mean Job on the
piano and takes care of introduce
ing the rest of the cast including
Ruth Jordan and her character
dances and Jim Valdarc who
WhlSkS around the floor on uni-
cycle. Billie McGillS all-girl
orchestra keeps the tunes rolling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

Debonettes with list Of new
rOutlneS.
Charles Dublin leads the or
cheStra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

Acrobat Dollic Prembrook and
SongStre>S Wanda Paul add to the
entertainment with TanGlefOot
and BattcaSte providing mirthful
song and dance routines. Tena
"PuSh-Out" Dixon remains with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
HOIdOUers Head
Club Floor Shows
BY COLLEEN mcdonnell

LILLIAN ROTH who doing her fast becoming
Club Casanova institution the club The
days TayoretteS eaytoooka
featured line Teddy Buckner
the Eddie provides Wheeler
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
Jews Hail "a New Dav
BY HARRY ii. SCHLACHT

Today marks the birth of the Jewish New Year
Rosh Hashana-5704.
The saga of Israel is replete with and tragedy
From out of the darkness and travail hear voice
Out to Them Comfort ye comfort we, my children"
The Jewish people have sprung from glorious land,
Palestine.
country that has nurtured Moses and Christ.
They born in freedom, Weened the Ten
Commandments,
Lulabed by the psamist and disciplined by the seer.
They have been called Gods chosen people.
They truly Gods choosing people.
They the carriers of the ethics of Moses the
OF David and the prophecies of jeremiah to all mankind
In blessed America, Jews and Christians abide
together
In concord for the glory of God for the dignity of man.
and
For devotion to country.
Have faith and courage-chidren of Israel.
mighty chord is heard
1t is the choir invisible whose music is the gladness of
the world
And its song brings cheer and happiness.
1t is the song that marks the end of Hitler and the
dawning IINt'
OF day of peace and happiness to all mankind.
Let today repeat the words of the traditional prayer
Brethren, members of the household of Israel, who
find yourselves in the midst of trouble and The
Lord will hear your cry and shall bring you forth from
suffering unto JOY, from darkness to light and from
slavery unto freedom"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30

stitution of inflexible and arbi-
trary bureaucratic grade labelling,
/ am heartily in favor of volun-
tary effort on the part OF business
men to serve customers through
fuller disclosure of the compost
ton. quality, size, plquancy and
nutritive value of their packaged
and canned foods.
| think it is constructive 10 add
to the data which enable the
housewife to perform more effec-
lively her important role as pur-
chasing agent for the typical
American family.
AS a matter Of fact, instead of
waiting for prodding by bureau
Gratis, manufacturers should rec
ognize the Importance of height
ening customer loyalty and public
good will through still more infor-
native labelling of products.
The criterion should be truth
in-labeling. This means simply
that the manufacturer should, in
| his own way, undertake to dis
close on his package basic facts
concerning his product which will
help the housewife TO make an in
telligent selection.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
Up to Manufacturer
To Make Revelations

Existing laws protect the pub
lie from the relatively few CHS
elerS who are too dumb or cor
rupt to adhere 10 truth in labelling.
The Wheeler-Lea Act estab-
fishes penalties for untruthful adj
vertiserS. and the amended Food
and Drug Act set standards Of
honesty both in labelling and in
food processing.
The public is entitled 10 such
protection.
Likewise. II is entitled TO con-
tinuance of the privilege of enjoy
ing free dealings with business
men which make for a dynamic
system with endless progress as
the goal.
The wartime shortage OF steel
and tin has caused a widespread
shift from cans TO glass contain
ers. and this emergency change
has accustomed the housewife lit
orally TO seeing what she is get
ting.
This opportunity TO see what
you're getting should be per-
petuated after the war, when and