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La gaceta., 1943-08-12
NUEvo DIRECTORATE DE
UNA LOGIA

La Logia Luminares Pasados No
1,de la orden Caballero de la Luz,
ACADIA de elegir su nueva directi-
va.
Componen Ell importante orga-
nismo director los Sres. Ramon R.
Parodi, maestro luminar; Miguel
Marrero, vice; Augustin Pla, pa
triarca; Eufenio Acosta, secreta-
rio; Armando Lopez, visecretario;
Pedro Villadonga, tesorero; Fran
cisco Pine ,%experto; Rafael Dau-
val, maestro de ceremonies; Jose
Gavilan, guarda interior; Roge-
lilo Berdeal, guarda exterior, Y
Armando Moreno, porta-bandera.
Congratulamos a los electos,
que inmediatamente %empezaran a
estudiar las medidas que recomen-
daran en- la venidera gran conven-
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12
ECOs DE UNA BoDA
so, 9llasio Rod,igus5

Ante ell altar mayor de la lyle
STA Catolica Nuestra Sonora del
Perpetuo Socorro Sc juraron aver
amor eterno la interesante Srta.
Mary D'Amico Y Ell sargento de
nuestro Ejercito Peter Monteleo-
ne.
Tuvo a su cargo la ceremonial
religiosa ell Reverend Padre Mi
chael Spiniella.
Encantadora lucia la novia, a.
taviada con su precioso traie nup-
cial.
Fue e~ntregada en- matrimonio
por su primo Vincenzo Calderoni.
Actuaron de padrinos la Srta An
gle Monteleone Y Roy Valdes. Da-
mas de honor: Mile D'Amico Y
Violeta Mistretta.
Despues de la ceremonial Sc O.
freci0 una reception a los nueVos
esposos en- la Residential de la ma
mas de la desposada, Sra. Maria
D'Amico, establecida en- Ell 2416
de la Quinta avenida.
Los jovenes esposos pasaran sus
primeros dfas de luna de miel por
distintas ciudades de Florida.
Monteleone regresara a su cam
pamento en- California, donde mas
tarde Sc lie mira su esposa.
La Sra. D'Amico es nativa de
Tampa v asishi6 a nues-
tras escuelas pdblicas. FL sargen-
to tambi6n es native de esta ciu-
dad e hijo de los esposos Carme-
10 Monteleone, del 2414 de la Quin
ia .Avenida. Sc graduo Monteleo-
ne en- ell Hillsborough High.
Ingres6 en- ell Ejercito en- ell ano
1941 Y recientemente regreso de
fuera del pals.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12

Procedente de la ciudad de Mia
mi, Sc encuentra en- esta de vaca-
clones la Sra. Blanca Lazo de Ro-
driguez, acompanada de su hijo
Joe.
Los dias que este entire noso-
tros Sc hospedara en- la residential
dc los familiares de su esposo, Ma
rio Sanchez, domiciliados en- ell
1871 de la Gale Main.
Algeria para ellos y muy grata
estancia.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12
DE NUEVO EN- ESTA

Luego de haber disfrutado de
varias semanas de vacaciones en-
la ciudad de la Habana, Sc en-
cuentra de nuevo en- esta Ell apfe-
ciado amigo DR.. Ismael Angulo,
medico muy querido en la locali-
dad.
En- la tarde de aver di6 su pri-
mera consulta en- la sociedad c.
Cubano.
I'm cordial saludo de bienveni-
da para ell apreciado galeno.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12
RECLUIDA

Guarda CANA en- su hogan, 1928
de la calle Union, la Sra. Jennie
Acosta.
En- su enfermedad es atendida
nor ell DR.. A. S. Grimal. Su esta-
do es bastante satisfactorio.
Hacemos votos por su total res
tablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12

ne sus euatro estaciones. Mejor
dicho, suele tenerlas, dentro del
arte, cada escuela.
Despues de Gainsborough Y de
Reynolds, Romney, en- la eseuela
inglesa, tiene va resplandor pos
trero de arrieresaison (palabra in
traducible, que sugiere toda la be-
lleza quedada rezagada en- los dias
triunfales de la primavera y ell We
rano; esa belleza que no Sc resig-
ma todavia a morir).
81 ell invierno es decadencia, Rom
ney aun no esta en- ell invierno.
Pero hacia el Gamma.
Tiene dias, cuando retrata mimos
de ninos, en- que la Garcia del PIN
eel, demasiado dulzona, es insopor-
table afectaci6n. Dias que anun-
clan las tormentas invernales, la
decadencia de confiteria que aca-
bara con la escuela inglesa. Tiene
tambien dias que parecen de pri-
mavera: cuando Sc olvida un POGO
de agradar al modelo, cuando PIN
ia un retrato para su propia sa-
tisfacci6n o cuando-a veces las
dos cosas a IN tiempo-el modelo
no necesita ser favorecido.
A Lady Hamilton no hay pincel
humane que la pudiera embelle-
Ger. Su belleza es insuperable.
Romney Sc la encuentra va en-
cumbrada; en- ell apogeo de su en-
cumbramiento. Ambos estan l.
guales: rey Y reina de la sociedad
londinense. Exteriormente, la a.
~daptaci6n es perfecta; en- ell fon-
do, en- la in~timidad, rec6ndita,
verdadera,l quien sabe 10 que hay!
Ell hijo del modesto ebanista de
Dalton, ell antique bohemia que
recorrfa ell RENO hacienda retratos
zen pie" por seis guineas, y la an
tigua sirvienta en- los bajos fondos
de Londres, debieron aproximarse
uno a otro MERGED a sus "afinida-
des electivas". A ella, un pintor,
por glorioso que fuese, solo podta
servirle para das patentes de i'm
mortalidad al poder de su belleza;
a el, ella habia de permitirle de-
jarnos, pese a su afectaci6n Y a
su meloseria, algunos de los retra-
tos mas deliciosos de aquella de-
liciosa escuela de retratistas.
La llamaba "divina LADY,, Y,
no bastandole ell ennoblecimiento,
la vi6 de Ceres,de Adriana, de Sa-
TO, de Cleopatra, de Frine, de Ca
sandra, de Gree, de Hebe, de Dia-
ma.
Su "divina Diana" ,cazadora ar
bitrariamente semidesnuda, CO.
rriendo o un perro ante un fon-
do dorado de parque ingles, es u
ma alegoria del otono hechicera
cual ninguna otra figura del arte.
(Por csc otono, diria Ell, podran
darse todas las primaveras.)
Margarita Nelken.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12
DE VISTA

BESIDE ell domingo Sc encuentra
entire ~nosotros ell Pfc. Gonzalo Pc
rez con ell proposito de pasar va
rios dfas o la autora de sus dias
Sra. Carload Garcia, del 2714h
de la Gale IL.
Ell Pfc. Perez Sc halla destaca-
do en- ell Campamento White, en-
Oregon, v pertenece al cuerpo de
I~nfanteria.
Salud.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12
10y

] la tarde de hoy arri-
Had, p~rocedente de N.
aver del infortunado
Sanchez, sargento de
Cito, que perdiera la
convoy" de camiones
ciudad de N. York.
posito de asistir a los
mbien lego hoy un
! presto sus ~servicios
Armando Sanchez, es-
un C~ampamento de
Fares del Unfortunate
|entes en- ell 2327 de Ia
anuncian su sepelio
v%iernes, estando a
Funeraria de Arman-
'mos la OCCASION para
'stra mas sentida con
familiares.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12
DE REGEESO

Con estas lineas damos nuestra
mas cordial bienvenida a los es-
pesos Johnny Y Antonio Alvarez,
residences del 9O6 de la Novena
avenida, los que en- pasados dfas
regresaron de St. Louis, Miss.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12
BE-

esposos S. j. Diaz
calle IS, anuncian
hija la e~ncantadO-
la Diaz, con ell CO.
II. Severino Lafnen
Sra. NJ. G. Lafuen-
92O de la avenida
esta s%impatica y
ita de la localidad
oy jueves, a las sic
/ en- la Primera lyle
Oficiara en- la cere-
b. Q. Leavell.
/ hecho i%nvitaciones
. por medic de la
/ invitadas las amis-
|~eontrayentes.
Eaz es graduada del
High School Y del
| College for Women.
en- los anos 1912 Y
| Who Of America
University" Y presi-
.oo;oe;6n dc Recreo.
/ su corazon es gra-
Universidad de Tam
b de la "Nu Delta
| varias otras orga-
| la actualidad pres
S al ejercito y Sc ha-
D en- Ell C~ampamento
siempre sonria
SeverinO, son los de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
Ydnks Rely
On Bonharn
BY LEO MACDoNELL

NEW YORK. Oct. 6-Manager
Billy Southworth OF the Cardi-
nails said he would announce
either Mort Cooper or Alpha
Brazle as his hurting choice for
the second game Of the world
series today.
Manager Joe Mccarthy of the
Yankees unhesitatingly picked big
Ernie Bonham TO follow up the
4 10 ? triumph Of Spud Chandler
in the first game yesterday.
The Yankees beat lefty Max
Lanier yesterday with the aid of
Chambers seven hitter and Joe
Gordon'S home run plus some
ragged fielding and the breaks Of
the game.
They are determined not TO be
caught by a repetition of the de-
bacle that overlook them last
year, when they won the opener,
then blew the series in four
straight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
FitZGeraId

IL am grateful, deeply
grateful, to all the people of
the city. Permit me To say
again. when | am elected
mayor, will not represent
any one faction, group, creed
or nationality.
II fully realize that at this
particular time we have need,
much need for unity, tolerance
and cooperation. Thank you
again, folks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
243 N. Y. Milk Drivers
Return Under Threat

NEW YORK, oct, 6 GNS)-
Responding 10 a back to work or
else" order by the WLB, PAS
drivers Of the Borden Milk Co,
were back on their routes today
following their one-day sickness
strike. But 100000 families
served by drivers Of the Sheffield
Co. still reported ill" remained
without milk.
The decision Of the Borden
drivers was FASTENED by a WLB
directive which ordered the alb
sentees back 10 work by 9 a. m.
today under penalty OF losing
benefits granted in a recent de-
ClSlon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
Rushton 10 Push
State Bride Inquiry

LANSING. Oct. 6-Returnine
from a short vacation trip. Atty.
Gen. Herbert j. RuShton said to-
day the states grand Jury investi-
CATION Of legislative bribery is not
over.
He said he intends 10 concen-
trate on proving or disproving
some of the hard-to-believe stories
OF attempted bribery yold him by
some members of the Legislature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
Auto Dealers Ordered
To Sell New Cars

WASHINGTON, Oct. s GNS)
The OPA ordered dealers today
10 sell their new gears 10 finan-
cially qualified holders Of new car
ration certificates.
The order. effective Saturday
is designed TO end widespread re-
fuSal of dealers 10 release new
automobiles unless eligible pur-
chaserS have old cars. which they
could offer as trade-lns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
Nazis Claim Convoy Victory

BERLIN, Oct. s tUPl--A Ger
man communique, broadcast to-
day said that Nail planes scored
hits on 10 ships totaling 10000
tons IN an attack on an Allied
convoy off Nthc north Atlantic
coast and that part Of the ships
may be considered lost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
Castator in Top 9;
Sweeny Nosed Out
By HAROLD SCHACHERN

Circuit Court Commissioner Frank FITZGERALD
had clear majority of 37,603 votes over Mayor
Jeffries in Tuesdays municipal primary in which
both were nominated.
The total vote cast was only 19894. The voters
will choose between the two at the Nov. general
election.
The final count was 97,54S for FITZGERALD and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
RAILWAYS BOMBED

The strategic pattern of the Al
lied battle for Italy began to
emerge more clearly with trip
hammer aerial blows at the
German communications both inn
mediately behind the front and
well 10 the north.
Flying Fortresses of the North
west African Air Force set the
pace with a heavily concentrated
attack on Bologna, the railway
hub commanding the bulk of the
German transport southwark to
the battle zone.
The Forts, in one of the most
successful attacks by the North
west African Forces, covered the
Bologna railroad yards with
bombs, SCATTERING concentrations
splashIng the railway shops.
warehouses. tracks and a bridge.
An oil storage depot was left
aflame. and many fires and eX-
plosionS were seen. Hundreds of
large bombs were dropped on
Bologna in the 45-minute attack.
hardly one outside the target
area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
.BeffrieS

II have not lost heart.
While I realize that il is adj
vantageOus for candidate
to lead in the primary, 1t
does not exclude the other
nominee. / shall continue
the campaign with all my
strength, just a. | would IL
the positions were reversed"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
The War Fronts

ITALY-Fifth Army crosses
Nolturno River 10 cut Ger
man line above Naples;
Aversa and Maddaloni cap
tured In march toward Rome;
British Eighth Army locked
in battle at Biferno River:
Allied planes slice up Bologna
and Grosseto. page L.
SOUTHWEST PACIFIC - AL
lies capture village only 60
miles from Madang, impor-
tant japanese supply port in
New Guinea. page p
RUSSIA-Reds beat off strong
German counterattackS be-
fore Gomel, overrun as vii
lagos while driving 10 within
% miles of VitebSk. page p
AEGEAN SEA-BritiSh report
heavy fighting against Ger
mans continues on island Of
Cos; Turkish dispatches say
British occupy island of
Stampalia, report Germans
capture Cos and LeroS.
page ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
9TH Army Invasion Due

LONDON. Oct. 6 QNS)-The
London Daily Express in reports
from neutral capitals today said
that the American Seventh Army
IS masSing between Bari and Fog
gla for an invasion OF the Balkans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
Chicago Dem Boss Nash Is u

CHICAGO, Oct. s CINS)-Pat-
rick a. Nash. veteran Cook
County democratic boss and one
Of the nations best known poll
ticians, is critically III, it was re-
vealed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
Women Quit Jobs, / 10 z

WASHINGTON. Oct. s CUPl-
Women are quitting their war
Jobs al a rate of one for every
two hired, a considerably higher
rate than in peacetime. according
10 the owl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
Survivors Reveal
Terror at Naples
BY REYNOLDS PACKARD and HENRY T. GORRELL
United STAFF Correspondents

NAPLES, Italy, Oct. Delayed) -Battered,
hungry Naples buried its hundreds of dead in a
drenching rain today and survivors told for the first
time in all its brutal detail the full story of the Ger
man reign Of terror over Italys third largest city
They related how the Germans:
Laid siege to a hospital because they knew ii had
medical and food supplies.
Killed 100 Italian hostages for every German soldier
slain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
100 Dead Heaped in Hospital

Forced condemned patriots to dig their graves.
Tied the hands of Italians and forced them to form
Gordon around retreating armored
kidnapped at gunpOnt 10000 Neapoltan men from Is
10 "a for slave labor
Blew up reservoirs and hooked the water system onto
the sewage system to make water unusable.
We the corpses of more than 100 men, women and
children heaped in huge at the hospital for incur
ables overlooking the Stada di Cino.
Most of them had been killed while the hospital was
holding out for FIVE days against Naz artillery and mortar
fire The hospital staff fought off the Germans with machine
guns and rifles between operations.
We passed through wards containing 600 wounded
most of whom civilians who helped pursue the Ger
mans from the citY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
Seize 100 on Street for Execution

Col Tom Campbell of Hardin Mont who said he making
report direct Gen. Marshall L. Army chief of staff told
that he had some sights Russia and Sicily
but anything like this"
Or. Giuseppe Marne director Of the hospital said the
besieged the hospital they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
City Clerk

(Complete)
(TWo honinatsd)
THOs. u. LEADBETTER I3s,s24
JOHN y. MURPHY 23,O73
Ernest G.. NageI POSTS
Edward p. Jagosz 16,03e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
Kelly Names
Pontiac Man
Liquor Gar

LANSING, Oct s William p.
Edmonson. city manager Of Pom
tiac, was named chairman OF the
state liquor control commission
today by Gov. Kelly
Edmonson succeeds p. Glen
Dunn who resigned two weeks
ago after serving eight months
on the commission.
At the same time the gov
ernor announced a maior reor-
ganization Of the commission set.
up providing for the appointment
Of a business manager or sd-
ministrator 20 work directly
under the commission.
The business manager he said.
would be selected by tho civil
service commission through COM
petitive examination. No salary
has been set
PAID HIGH TRIBUTE
"Edmonson Is man with
broad business and executive
experience who can do a good
job Of administering liquor con-
troll in Michigan" the governor
said.
I'm determining the need for
a business manager. IL was my
thought this job would he a
permanent one which will At
ford n continuity Of service To
the public for years 10 come.
THE further political influ-
ence il removed from the op-
Grafton OF the commission. the
better II IL for the people and
the commission"
SERVED PONTIAC 10 YEARS
Edmonson has been Pontiac
city manager for 10 years. Before
that he held a variety of ac-
counting and administrative posts
with the Alamo Engine Co. al
HillSdale.
Born al Storm Lake. Ia. Ed
mondSon moved 10 Michigan in
1909 with his parents. He is the
father Of son, "A. now lieutcn-
ant in the army serving abroad.
and a 2l-year-old daughter. Jo-
anne, a graduate of YpSilanti Nor
NAL College. now teaching in
Wyandotte.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06

Ruptured-IngramS are specialists
IN selecting and fitting trusses and
surgical supports. 4444 Woodward.
ADV,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
59.945 for Jefries.

SO, $40 for JetfrleS.
Organized labor in Detroit
today finds itself in the best posi-
ton politically it has enjoyed in
the city's history as the result of
the FITZGERALD victory. He has
the financial backing of the CIO,
as well as the moral and verbal
support of the American Fedora
ton of Labor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
DR.. J. G. TooLE. DENTIST. I

w. Lafayette at Mich, opp City
Hall. Hours 90. Tel CA. $3.50
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
BOTH ARMIES ADVANCE

The Filth Army and Gen. Mont
gomery's Eighth Army 10 the
east were pounding at the yield
ing German line across Italy and
pushing northward in the sweep
against the Italian capital.
Shock forces of the Fifth Army
plunged across the Volturno,
blasting the first breach in the
natural line on which German
Marshal Albert Kesselring had
been expected to undertake his
first stand above Naples.
The fall of Aversa eight miles
north of Naples, and Maddaloni,
Ia miles to the northeast, deprived
the Germans of their main trans
port hubs on the Naples front.
Aversa is the first rail and high
way center directly north OF
Naples.
On the Adriatic, the f ig h { h
Army was battering down stiff
ened German resistance west of
Termoli, and inland was sweeping
forward so swiftly in some sectors
that the troops were rounding up
German StragglerS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
LEADBETTER WINS EASILY

City Clerk Leadbetter won
easily over his three almost I'M
known opponents. Edward p.
Jagosz, GM aircraft engineer;
John B. Murphy, advertising man,
and Ernest G.. Nagel, former state
legislator. polling more votes than
all three together.
Leadbetter's total was 13S,924
to 23,073 for Murphy. his nearest
opponent. -
Proof that Jeffries suffered
heavily from the effects of the
June p race riot was shown in
the overwhelming vote cast
against him in Negro nelghbor-
hoods.
In four Negro voting booths.
Broad and JOY. st. Antoine and
Elizabeth. the Brewster Housing
project and Riopelle and Maple.
FitzGerald led JeffrieS by 10 20
Continued on Page I'D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
.Jeffries Hopeful:
FifZ(seraId Grateful
Photo by Times staff Photogra pier

Mayora nominees Frank FitzGerad and Mayor Jefries
issued the following short statements early today:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
REITERATEs POSITION

FITZGERALD. however, in a state
ment following his nomination
denied he would be a labor
mayor.
Permit me TO say again" he
said, "that when / am elected
mayor, l will not represent any
one faction, group, creed or
nationality"
One of the surprising phase;
of the vote was the wide loss oil
strength shown by Jeffries, who
won an easy three-to-one victory
over Recorders Judge Joseph A
ellis in the election two year:
ago.
Jeffries suffered heavy losse:
in both Negro and labor neigh
borhoods and won but scant ma
iorities in districts which have
voted strongly for him since he
first ran for common council II
1881.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
Mayor
(Complete)
Two Nominofed

IIOHpItItT
(TWo Nominotsd)
FRANK FITZGERALD 97,54S
EDWARD j. JEFFRIES 59,945
Charles Bowles 1873
Frank Murphy 1854
Adam William Sumeracki 4,782
Andrew j. Gable 2,427
Elmer &. Rice l,94S
Charles j. T. Duggan 1854
Frank Schwartz LILO
Edward A. Carey 9S4
Roy G. Smith 1871
Frank w. Holtz 588
Ere 'erick r. Adams SIG
Tom Howard Robertson 392
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
FITZGERALD TOPS
BY 37,603
Allies
Push OH
I'm Italy

ALLIED HQ., ALGIERS, Oct. 6
CUP)--Allied troops have driven
across the Volturno River above
Naples, breaking through the
main German defense line on the
road to Rome, and have captured
the key transport functions of
Aversa and Maddaloni in their
northWard surge, 1t was announced
today.
The capture OF Aversa and
Maddaloni gave the Fifth Army
control of the main roads north
westward TO Rome.
1t. Gen. Mark w. Clark s
Angola merican Fifth Army
scored its greatest success since
the capture of Naples when IL
forded a crossing Of the Volturno,
1S miles north of Naples and sc
miles southeast of Rome.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
STILL IN THE RACE

The mayor, however, would not
.concede defeat.
II am by no means out of
the race" he said. I'm going
to continue the campaign with
all my strength"
The nine city council incum-
bents ran true to form, with the
exception of Councilman Sweeny,
who dropped TO tenth splace.
Sweeny's place in the select nine
was taken by DSR bus driver
Fred c. Castator. ALL union Of
ficiai and nephew of the late
Fred c. Castator. former city
clerk and councilman.
Council President Lodge piled
up his usual plurality TO lead the
field of AZ with $3.50 votes. He
was followed closely by Council
men Cody, Rogell, Edwards, Van
Antwerp. Dorais and Garlick. in
that order.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22

expense. knockahout comedians
Ashley and Ware are foilS for each
others rough treatment, much to
the enjoyment of the audience.
FunsterS extraordinary, they be
gin a serious ballroom routine
with the feminine half Of the act
landing ungracefully on the floor
after a fast spin over her partners
head. The GaSablancas, giving the
appearance of human jumping
Jacks, tumble through a speedy
routine and create suspense with
their well-nigh impossible aero
batiC stunts.
Sweet and lovely Janet Camp
bell, in a pale blue chiffon gown,
exhibits excellent mike technique
as she sings Softly as in a Morn
ing Sunrise" and then flirts with
cooperative Serviceman from
the audience as she sings, you
Made Me Love You"
Johnny King deviates from the
usual lyric tenor selections TO sing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
Suspects Freed
In Staying Of
Masked Marvel.

HOLLYWOOD, Sept, p tUP)
Two men jailed in the fatal
stabbing Of Masked Marvel
David G. G. Bacon were dropped
out of the case today, one 10 face
a navy board as a deserter and the
other TO return to his home at
Hibbing, MINI.
Glenn Shaun, 20, who admitted
deserving the navy at San Diego
Aug. "a, was turned over 10 naval
authorities. He was picked up in
a routine check of Bacon'S private
telephone list. He said Bacon had
hired him as a gardner and then
Cancelled the deal "A few days be-
fore the stabbinE, Sept. y
Shaun was with his wife at the
time the Stabbing occurred, an in
veStigation disclosed.
Blakely Patterson, %, hospital
orderly of Hibbing, Mimi, was re-
leased after spending the night IN
custody on a charge of furnishing
false information He acknowl-
edged that he had manufactured
a tale TO get his picture IN the
papers.