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Evening star., 1943-05-27
LOST

RATION BOOK NO. ., issued in name Of
Andrew De Croft MAYER. lost between 1000
Cathedral pl. and Navy Dept Finder
RATION RATION BOOKS No; !. issued to william
bass pl. Sc Call North 1347
RlMG' BINS yellow gold: greenishtint square
sentimental value Reward. AT. 1918.
SPANIEL AND TERRIER. black and white,
Wnlte MARKINGS on head, white ring on
ef s as nw Ssen IN Gny co Of st ST a1d Ry
IT,, GAS RATION BOOK issued to Frank
L Brown. Bowie. Md Call Bowie 246I.
WALLET-PerSon calling about wallet lost
ITro n uptown theater kindly phone again.
urgent, due to Illness. AID. S42O.
Soa1l Mal LET containing and c gas ration
II E. Wilkerson Vienna. Va.
WAR RATION BOOK No ., issued to Ro-
berts Virginia Carper, p. o. Box 5, Nc
70 Paul conwel, Arlngton tofi w Va: iHsien Helen
W W Va Va 'ed tou vTsns So
CoinWell; Arlington, Va, also SUGAR canning
R vs r02vs ard a"'y H3 Arnaon MI rH2a va Coin
VAR RATION BOOK NO. |. issued to Doris
M Voss. .,S2S3 Pinehrrst ave. Detroit,
Mich. Call 81. $3.50.
WAR RATION BOOK NO. .. issued to Nan
Hess Anacostia Station, D. c. Spruce
WAR yahar, RATHoN lob, BOOK No, l. issued to
nv, Apt. 3. AID. 0l5S.
WAR RATION BOOK No ! issued to
Freda Adams. 40 s. Garth, Columbia,
Mo. oxford 1928
VAR RATION BOOK ., issued to Mamie
R. Cant, 3455 S. 34th ST.. Arlington. Va.
WAR RATION BOOKS. t2), No. /. issued
% Theodore Mack Alexander. Courtnay
Shreve Alexander. Call CHI. 1885
WRIST WATCH. lady's Waltham black
wrist band. lost in vicinity of GEORGIA ave
and Decatur st. NV. Reward. Ia 6O40.
WRIST WATCH-Lady's. white gold set
with diamonds Ample reward. Tel Ma
o034, Extension l0S after pm
WRIST WATCH. mans gold Avalon. prob
ably on crosStown bus Reward Phone
OR. 1897.
WRIST WATCH, lady's Governor. at Glen
Echo Amusement Park: sentimental value
Call MA. O0S4 after pm.
REWARD.
IL l00-sallon inventory gas coupons.
Reds Service, 10th and w sts. NV NO.
Evening star., 1943-05-27
Acid INDIGESTION
Relieved in S minutes or
double levorr-o..II

a, Nheh EXCESS stomach acid raugre n,InfI n.
nrssih souf stomach and heartburn doctors u,ua1i,
svmn.ou. u Lhe fastest acting medicines known ~,
Tahi.t IeIlef-medicines like those in Rel, m,
inv ~, dosI 40 laIative, Bell an, brings comto,t IN
e. w VI aouoie your money back on return ~ hn.,,
70 US. -oc at all drugsisti vi te'u'n oi oot1is
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28
Bird Playground

A unique habit among birds is
the building of a bower or play
ground by the bowerbird of Aus
tralia, says Golfers. Unique also
is the habit of decorating it with
stolen articles, all of a certain
color.
One such bower, evidently con-
structed by bird that liked blue,
contained, among many other blue
articles, blue hair ribbon, a blue
railroad ticket, a string of blue
glass beads and 178 blue bags,
belonging to a nearby laundry
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28

HpEEK A BOOT" says bunny
from among colorful lazy
daisy flowers - charming and
easily embroidered decoration for
baby's carriage or crib cover. Just
the thing for that new baby!
Pattern 1893 contains transfer pattern
of a II by Is. 5 by 9Ia and six by IA
inch motifs; illustrations of stitches. Send
your order to:
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28
8<1E,zSasf
STAGE SCREE hRk6l01
BY VIRGINIA VALE

TBS' Stage Door Canteen will
~ be the vehicle through which
Bert Lytell, once a movie idol,
will return to films. The movie
version, produced for United
Artists by Sol Lesser, will bring
us a host of celebrities, includ-
ing Katharine Cornell, who's
Stunned the films so far, and
Lunt and Fontanne, Tallulah Bank
head, and scores of others. Lyten
has been so busy with stage and
radio engagements of recent years
that he's had no time for pictures.
Orson Welles isn't trying to set a
new fad with that shock of long hair
that he's wearing at Ceiling I'm
limited" rehearsals. He's letting his
hair grow at the request of goth
Century-Fox for his role of "Roches-
ter" in their version of "Jane
Eyre"
George Montgomery will do one
more picture before he goes into
the service; it's in "Bomber's
Moon," opposite Annabella - the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28
DEALERS WANTED

NOTICE TO TIRE SHOPS & GARAGES
Dealers wanted for tire recapping and
TWIN CITY TIRE g. BATTERY CO.
i491 University Ave-, st. Paul HI 2544.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28

story of an American pilot who's shot
down in Germany. Do you wonder
that Hollywood's wondering what to
use for leading men?
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28
TRUCKERS WANTED

TRUCKERS WANTED WITH long wheel
base trucks or trailers to haul pulpwood
by the cord. J. C. CAMPBELL CO., 4I3
w. MICH. ST., DULUTH.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28

They could hardly believe it at
Metro when they got two new lads
at once. Tommy Dix and Gil STRAIT
ton were brought from the New York
stage for "Best Foot Forward"-and
at once Stratton was assigned to
"Girl Crazy" and Dix will win Luz
ellie Ball in "Best Foot Forward"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28

When the Jack Benny troupe en-
trains for an army camp to put on
show for the boys, Eddie "Roches-
ter" Anderson takes over the duties
of Ihe train conductor. He calls all
stations, helps passengers with their
luggage and serves water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
Kill
in Turkey

LONDON. Nov. % qNS)-
Reuters News Agency reported
from Ankara that more than 1900
persons are believed TO have been
killed and 2 600 injured seriously
in the earthquake which rocked
northwest Turkey Saturday
Reuters reported that % vii
lagos were destroyed by the
quakes in a 25-mile area of the
Amasya region A railway serving
the area was wrecked said the
and several highways
disappeared
The most severe earth shocks
occurred along the Black Sea
coast some 100 miles northeast of
Ankara Reports from Turkey
have indicated wide sections were
damaged severely, and that in
addition to the AmaSya region the
-relfat-aHd- Gofarf- districts also
were hard hit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
; QuiZZed
I'm Liquor
Robbery

Police today held FIVE men for
questioning in the robbery Of a
state liquor store at Cass and
Peterboro carly Friday when six
men escaped after a running gum
fight with police
They also reported 50 cases Of
whisky and gin were seized by
Detectives Frank Fltz and John
Leffew OF the holdup squad, in the
basement OF the home of one of
the men Edward Gasmer % Of
1864 Ryan, owner OF a beer gar
den az 477l Chonc
Thirty-eight cases of liquor and
l. Of gin were found behind A pile
Of coal the detectives said In
the beer garden they seized five
cartons with serial numbers re-
moved
About Is cases were stolen in
the raid on tho liquor store.
In addition. 10 Casmer those
held for questioning were Mitchell
Gronly, 20, OF 26S1 Neibel Thadeus
SzczubiaIka. II. Of 1918 Maine;
Nick Zappie. 30. Of PA F. Han
cock. and Joseph J. Herman. %
OF l2097 Lumpkin
Casmer & wife was questioned
but not held
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
Ndumdnn Heads
New. VIEW Post

Robert Naumann Of 9742 Way
burn, who won purple Heart m
New Guinea. was elected president
Of Delrons first World War IL
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post al
a meeting IN the Veterans Build
ing ia r. jefferson Others
elected were
Senior vice commander Harry
l. Scott Jr Of 4l07 Sheridan
Junior vice commander. Joseph T.
Senick. 3i8 S. Dragon; adIutant,
Joseph Cohen. 26S5 Richton quar-
tcrlnastcr. Alfred Rosenberg 2752
Boston, and chaplain Benjamin j.
RowSki. 1886 Daniels
The post was named in memory
Of Otto Kern Jr killed IN the
Mediterranean while serving as a
gunner $ mate on a L : Maritime
Service supply ship
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
.Peni(i|in, Hope
In Hit-Run Case

Physicians al Receiving Hos
pltal today were using penicillin
in an effort 10 save the life of
Elaine Hurteau, q year o d
Chrysler war worker. 1894 Con-
cord. who was struck and criti-
cally injured by a hit-run driver
while crossing r Ferry at Con-
cord Saturday night
The young woman was found
lying i'm the street by Charles
Wise a neighbor OF 1892 Concord.
She sustained n broken back,
bruises and a double fracture Of
the right arm.
Police said they were unable 10
find witness 10 the accident.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
MtNdrY Recovering
Following Operation

WASHINGTON Nov. % GNS)
Sen Charles L McNary Of
Oregon. Republican Senate leader,
was reported recovering today
following an operation for a brain
tumor al the Naval Hospital in
Washington Nov -.
Capt John Harper in command
az the hospital. sand McNary. who
has served IN the Senate since
1918 and who was his party's vice
presidential nominee IN 1910
probably viii leave the hospital
next Mnok
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
Michigan Filters
Help Crush laps

Dispatches from two different
battle theaterS today related how
Michigan men participated in
crushing aerial blows against the
japanese
During a rand on the Shinchiku
airdrome ~ northwestern For
mosa L. Kendall <owwisc Of De-
trolt was credited with sfooiing
down q transport and destroying
three bonlbers on the ground
~ itoAs Glen I3r<,h9rd o. spS
CRY Commanded r. Llberator
squadron whic-. fired Zap ann
munitlon and supply dumps 1t
Anyway Bay kieta. and Luluai
Point IN me SoiomenS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
= Killed
I'm Traffic

Two persons are dead today and
three in serious condition after
two weekend automobile acct
dents.
Stanley B AK. 81. of New Bos-
ton, was killed and three persons
injured seriously when Axis car
coliided at Eureka and Inkster
roads. with one driven by Andrew
s. Zabo Al. of 27570 Huron River
drive.
Zabos wife. Elizabeth, and g.
year-old twin daughters are in Sc
rious condition in Wyandotte Cen
eral Hospital Zabo, uninjured,
was held for aSsertedly running
red light
William Reirl So. OF 223 6.
Prospect, YpSilanu was killed
when struck at Wayne and EcorSe
roads by an automobile driven by
Miss Marcella Kozee. 81, of "a
Batavia. River Rouge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
Northwest Detroit
EreCts War Memorial

A 50-foot flagpole honoring men
Of World War ii was erected yes
terday at Lahser and w. Outer
Drive, Brightmoor. by the North
west War Council. The council in
cludes veteran and civil organiza-
tons in BEDFORD, Rosedale, Bright
moor, Strathmoor and BEDFORD
Township.
Following parade. DR. Warren
+. Bow, superintendent or schools,
headed a list of speakers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
4 Held Here
I'm esAiaa Theft

Police today were holding four
boys said 20 have confessed the
theft of jewclry valued az 5000
Thank,givng Day and thrown il
into an artificial lake IN Wood
mere Cemetery Workmcn were TO
drag the lake today IN search of
the stolen property.
The theft was from the home Of
Albert r L0Wre of 25S30 T.. River
road Crosse lie while the family
was Al the home Of q son next
door JeWflry valued az an addi-
tionsl $1,000 was found IN a bag in
the basement Lowrie told police.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
DR.. Hovis Is Elected
Head Of 0steopdths

Election Of Or J Clark Hovis
Highland Park ~ president OF
the Wayne County Association Of
Physicians and Surgeons of OSteo-
pathic Medicine, Inc. was an
nounced today Others elected
were
Vice president Or. Neil r.
Kitchen; secretary DR. Thomas F..
Jackson; treasurer. Or p y.
Monroe, trustees, Or w. L. Brad
ford Or. w II. Baker and DR..
Robert X Holman, retiring presi-
dent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
Allotment of Tires
Increased by 0PA

WASHINGTON Nov % INS)
The OPA announced increased
allotments Of grade one tires for
passenger cars and motorcycles IN
December
Z OPA made available for ration
ING 5Sl 1873 tires. l76S5 more than
IN the current month In addition.
SO $50 grade tnJTe tires and 300 .
$40 bus and truck tires VIII be
released IN December
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
Oil Production Drops

%ASt1 t>.,ircNi,-. -, - ,1NSA
Crude oil production tgfSteTe,,
q decline during The week ended
NQv 20, 1913, bat stocks Of crude
petroleum rose substantially dur.
ing the same period the interior
department reported today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
La Guardia Protests
Liquor Price Deals

NEW YORK, Nov. 20 QNS)-
DiStillerS and wholesale liquor
dealers were warned by Mayor
La Guardia today 10 quit mon
keying around with prices.
I'VE will get prohibition legis-
lation from Congress quicker
than il takes 10 say Andrew
NOlstead." the mayor said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
Nazis Claim Island
70 Mi. North Of Crete

. LONDON, Nov % CUP) Tho
Berlin radio reported today that
the Aegean island of Thcra lSan-
torinl, 20 miles north of Crete.
had surrendered 10 German naval
forces the FIRST indication that
the Allies had penetrated that
deeply into islands below Greece.
DNB said Thera capitulated to
the Germans SATURDAY, night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
War on Light Breakers

BAY CITY. Nov. 29-After
more than 50 street lights have
been broken during the past two
weeks. police today declared war
on the vandalS. Police Chief An
derson said one father voluntarily
paid for Is lights his son admitted
breaking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
Windsor Greets
Dieppe Raiders,
| a Detroiter

While thousands cheered in one
of the greatest ovations accorded
returning heroes, 10 Dieppe
raiders, members of the famous
Windsor Essex Scottish Regiment,
returned TO their h am s today
after a three-year absence.
Included i'm the lis I was Pvt.
John Fleming, whose last known
address was 1904 Prospect, High
land Park.
These were the men who were
made prisoners when the killed
Essex Scottish stormed the coast
of France in the face of over
whelming Nazi opposition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29

lesson. After only few hours YOU can
DO the Rumba d. the newest, trickiest
Fox rot steps {. or luscious v altz.
Prepare now TO have the best time ever
at your next party . See the best dancers
drift your way 4. Watch the orchestra
play up 20 )0H,
Don't deay--it, so easy to become
maryelou, partner at Arthur Murray'S
Come in roday--or phone CA. 3j77: Get
set to find new fun, friends, popularity
wherever you gol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
COUPLE Is ARRESTED

The largest seizure Of contra
band liquor was made at the Mack
Avenue Social Club. 4240 Brush.
where officers found $50 half
plptS- and 66 Pi4ts of Illinois
and arrested Frank Lotus.
49, and Eleanor LOTUS. 80.
Beer and small quantities OF
outstate liquor were confScatcd
at ga St Antoine, 24S3 81. An
tome. 696 Winder. 27lS Rivard.
$3.50 Russell l439 f. Kirby where
separate establishments were
searched, 2476 Brush and 4445
CaSs. At the addresses on Winder
and Kirby gambling equipment
was discovered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
u i'm State
Promoted

The war department today an
nounced the following Is tempo.
rary promotions Of Michigan men
Captain to MAJOR
kenneth Emery Cd Dearborn
James Eaton, PA, Grand Rapids
LIST Lieutenant to Captain
John Barton &C. 1888 Hurbu, Detroit
Jack Deming. INF 1923 Milwaukee
Detroit
Peter Eggersen. Inf. Man,stlque
I'd Lieutenant to Ist Lieutenant
George Barrus. Inf. 10 Berwick Lane
Dearborn
stanley Polak, Inf, fuller Hotel. De.
troit
vern schilawske, Aug, 1918 Hunting.
ton Detroit
Raymond Provost, ONO 2i27 Merriek,
Detroit
Arthur Huran. MAC. FIN,
John Prendergast. Inf Grand Rapids.
Charles Yeo. IA Lansing
David Jepson &C Linden
George Yarlott, Ed, 1905 Gsrdenia,
Royal Oak
Paul Lovchuk Aus, Utica
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
Blind Pig Raids
Jail 19 in Sale
Of Illicit Liquor

Charged with violations Of the
state liquor control laws, 10 men
and women were being held today
following one of the most extern
sive series of raids on blind pigs
ever carried out IN Detroit since
the repeal of prohibition.
During the drive which was
organized by Inspector Kennedy
Lawrence'S vice squad in Co
operation with the liquor control
commission and prosecutors office,
63 other persons were taken into
custody for questioning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
DANCE LESSONS
mMlwMuuYs

Good dancers escape from
uorrics, tired nerres, and their
mork-a-da) selves into morId
Of fHH, youth, good fellowship.
Doctors realize this-know thar dancing
gives hcalthful relaxation . that's why
SO many of them come to Arthur Murrl,
and advise lessons for their patients,
Follow their lead and enrol tod,y.
Every minute YOU spend with Arthur Muir
rays friendly experts is delight Self
confidence comes to you with your very first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
BUDDIES KILLED

Many of their bu d d les were
wounded and killed.
The 10 spent more than a year
in a NaZi prison camp until re-
patriaied six weeks ago by the
English.
AS their train pulled into the
Windsor station Saturday night,
thousands, including civic officials,
bands, relatives and enthusiastic
Canadians. were on hand to form
the welcoming committee.
Grim-faced and weakened by
the rigors of war, the Dieppe
veterans still smiled as they
stepped off the train
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
Industry to0pen
New Market for
Surplus Tools

To prevent future sales Of gov
eminent owned tools as scrap,
Michigan's cutting tool manufac-
turers were today organizing an
association, which will serve as a
central clearing house, enabling
the war and navy departments 10
dispose Of surplus stocks at market
prices.
The move followed disclosure
that the air force procurement
office in Detroit had sold $l,750,-
600 worth Of new cutting tools at
junk prices although a large part
of them were of standard size and
could have been used on other
Jobs than those for which they
were designed.
PLAN u. :. ORGANIZATION
Howard Simon. chairman of the
manufacturers organizing COM
IllANfff diillONllttu AildA TIC dShO-
citation viii be launched at a meet
ing in the Hotel Book-Cadillac
Dec. 10 Later meetings will be
held in other cities with a view of
establishing a national organiza-
ton. he said.
Other members of the commit
lee are &c Putnam president
Of the Putnam Tool Co: w. G..
Robbins, president of the Carboloy
Co. Emil Caring, president of
the Caring Tool Co, and George
Sheldrick, president Of the Mid
west Tool Co.
TOOL STANDARDIZATION
In addition TO aiding the govern
ment in the disposition of tools.
| the association will attempt TO
standardize cutting instruments
needed in war production, it was
announced.
Other plans call for the estab-
lliShment of an office through
(which reliable forecasts Of indus
trial activity and employment can
be made on the basis of the demand
for tools.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
DRIVE ON UNTAXED RUM

In IL of the Is houses. saloons
and apartments, which were en-
tered simultaneously at an early
hour yesterday, the raiders found
evidence Of illegal sales.
Sgt. Henry NJ gnotte. who
planned the operations. said that
II was aimed at stopping the
traffic in untaxcd Illinois liquor
and required the use of Is vice
squad and precinct officers, 10
investigators from the prosecutor S
office and an agent of the liquor
commission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
CARRIED on SHOULDERS

For those whose physical con-
dition permitted. the delegation
carried atop their shoulders.
The scene was one OF JOY and
tears. Family groups clustered
around their men, some Of whom
had been gwen up for lost in
the first days after the raid
Mothers. fathers and wives en-
braced, pinchcd kissed and
Rugged them For the hero IA
theirs II was a strange reunion
with their children Several had
been lnfasts and were now al
tending school
There was only one tragic note
for these men who had spent II
dreary months IN German prison
camps
There was no one at the station
20 meet the Detroiter Apparently.
his mother had not been informed
of his homecoming.
But other mothers took her
place. Then a group Of Canadians
took over, bundlIng him off 10 a
iltttl AfA - Aft'ui q il'it.
NAMES or VETERANS
The returning Windsor men
were:
Pvt. Joseph Brcnner. ABS Sand
wlch; Pvt William G. Fraser.
ll72 Giles boulevard. Pvt. James
G. Fleming, lSi Tourangeau, PVT
Arthur GladSton. 1864 Monmouth
road Walkerville. Pvt Charles
i4eslis4f7 hogan, =. Gr0rgg
Lee. i03 Pitt; Pvt Russell Nor
ton $50 GoyeaU. and Pvt. John
Napier. 2S7 Belle Isle
One Of the repatriated soldiers.
PVT Armand Girard got Off the
train AZ TccumSeh. Ont Another
was Sapper a. 3 Haggins Of Ca
bana road. who bid good-by TO his
friends ~ London Ont
He was a member OF the ROYAL
Canadian regiment Of Toronto
which suffered even heavier cas-
ualties AT Dieppe than the Essex
Scottish
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-29
Captain TO MAJOR
LIST Lieutenant to Captain

Kenneth Emery Cd Dearborn
James Eaton, "a, Grand Rapids.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-17

- Did Todays News From Americas Fighting
ESSm Fronts Greet You AS You Left The Plant?
HX1 InoNr uonths
2sI thew m
E9 just have
rlock oil pIGnAs a
he hos MonYhow
the moral esucheh oreGA
Icon sfe 10
duyoH"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-17

And 10 that by ALWAYS BEING ON THE JOB. This
vaY important in production work MAHOURS invaluable
they the difference between Nu SuveEY Jap TreocherY
Freedom Foreve Let's be frank
uke time off the job we're poYng right the honds
and Musson has why It's much country
selves keep well that won't be obsen for illness that could
have been ovoded that won't be absent for the Sake Of
TAKING a DAY OFF.
It's easy early mornings go to when
think Of not but ask yourself these Days
crisis Is 1t Amercon7
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-01

Ing the Navy and then the For
eign Legion and - and Oh
skip i'll"
Jonah put an end to shilly-
shally. He also put tentative
arm around Hildy Charming.
Sure, I'm joining the Navy"
he said. But not tomorrow. To-
morrow I've got a date with your
paternal ancestor. To show cause
why I followed him and mace
movies Well. then he's al!
through talking, Logan will speak.
And Logan will demand to know
what objections, if any, he has to
his daughter marrying an timer
ant photographer"
"Oh. Jonah!" Hildy turned her
face to him swiftly. 1t was okay
for a lopsided moon to leer at her
now. What possible objection
could he have? He satd in plain
English that he didp't care If
married the iceman."
Jonah Logans arm around heI
forsook tentativeness. In fact, II
became downright possessive.
ANY ice today, lady?" said
Jonah Logan.
(THE END