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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-24
Cashins, O'Mearas
Observe Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond L. O'Meara
Of Woodbine street and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry x. Cashin of Woodland
avenue jointly celebrated their oath
wedding anniversaries on August 81
in the Caprice Gardens at the Roger
Smith hotel in Stamford. Those
present included Misses Jane
O'Meara, Bess O'Meara and Boots
O'Meara of Stamford, Miss Frances
Gren of Wales street, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmund T. Geary of Idylwood
avenue.
The mother of the groom elect
entertained at her home on
Wilkenda avenue, Thursday even
ing in honr of Miss Rocca.
Those present were Mrs. Domenic
DelPo, Mrs. Alexander Rossi, Mrs.
Hugo Jannetty, Mrs. John Roberts,
Mrs. Louis DelPo, Mrs. Louis Eur
10, Mrs. Michael Jamele, Mrs. An
tonic De Nicola, Mrs. Hector Rossi,
Mrs. Louis Rubino, Mrs. John Spal-
lone, Mrs. Peter DelGaizo, Mrs.
Nick Bucco, Mrs. Patsy Carusillo.
Mrs. Santos Cugno, Mrs. Anna Ca
pone, Mrs. John Cappelletti, Mrs.
Fred Cappelletti. Miss Eva Capped
letti and Miss Edith RosSi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-24
Plaid Blankets
$3.50 pr.
Ceiling Price, $5.o8 pr.

Ceiling PrIce, So.96 pr.
Gay plaids in rose, blue, green, and
cedar, bound with matching rayon
satin. " x "a, the pair weighing
334 pounds woven of 753o
cotton with $50 wool.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-24
Social Notes


Miss Nell Vaitukaitis of Poplar
street and Miss Jean Reiling of
White Plains, N. Y, have returned
from a weeks stay in Atlantic City,
N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Olson and
family Of Lincoln street are vaca-
tioning at Indian Neck, Branford.
Mrs. Domenic N. Mecca of 81 Oak
street, accompanied by her son,
Nicholas, Is visiting Private First
Glass Domenic N. Mecca, stationed
at San Antonio, Texas.
Recent arrivals at the Waldorf
Astoria Hotel in New York City in
clude Major and Mrs. r. l.. Munger
of Buckingham street and Mrs. Bet
ty Larkin of Hillside avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond L. O'Meara
of Woodbine street have returned
from a months stay in West Palm
Beach. Fla. They will spend the
winter in Stamford.
Mrs. Frederick Scott of Willow
street has returned from vacation
in Cleveand, Ohio.
Mrs. Helen Rigney Of North Main
street spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Hubert Signey of Maple
avenue, Cheshire.
Mrs. Frank Williams Of Highland
avenue has as a house guest, Mrs.
Harry Schmidt Of Beaverineadow,
pa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-24

Mrs. Frank williams Of Highland
avenue has as a house guest, Mrs.
Harry Schmidt Of Beavermeadow,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-24
"Purrey" BIonkets

Lightweight blankets of $50 and 1870 WOOL tested for warmth
They're II 80 inches the extra length plenty of uckin
Blue, dusty green peach wintero god roe and white
beautifully bound
DOMESTTCS STREET FLOOR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-24

When using the automobile In
warmer weather the carburetor ac-
celebrating pump should be adjusted
to q shorter stroke to give leaner
mixture than is needed In cold
weather.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-24
SOCIETY
Engagements

Mr.. and. Mrs. Francis j. Whalen
of Huntingdon avenue, announces
the engagement Of their daughter.
Veronica Margaret, to Seaman First
Glass Raymond F. Shove of Oak
Hill avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-24
CLUB NOTES

Members of the Women's Get
Together Club of the Third Congre-
gational church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Harold Fogg of 723
Washington avenue on September
2 for a special meeting. All are
urged to attend.
La gaceta., 1943-08-23

iEstan llamadOs a desaparecer, como
dlcen algunos fabricantes de 'impuroso de
Ffladelfia, los cigarrOs de a seis centavoa7
TODD es possible, ahora que hay album
dancia de dinerO y muchos indiyiduos i
empenan en- Greer que este ''florecimien-
to" de excesOs durara siempre.
LAS "tagarninas" hechas en- Filadel-
fla, en- ciertas fabricas de Filadelfia. NO
Valen mas de seis centavos, no importa CO.
mo Sc las mire!
Lucen bien y fuman NAL. En- las cali
taS o caJones Sc menciona ell "habanoo.
pero la "hOja Guiana" esta en- todas mar
ties menos en- ell interior de las vitolas
representatives
Tampa hara bien en- conservar. no i'm
porta 10 que hagan en- FiIadelfia sus eta
baqultOs" de a seis c~entavos.
!No peraamos la cabeza con esta pros
peridad de tempo de guerra
La gaceta., 1943-08-23

Una cosa muy i%mportante en- la poll
tica local, por ejemplo, es %preguntarle al
senior candidate, no importa que plata
forma" haya dado a conocer: JQue pien-
sa listed hacer por la colonia latina, que
es una minoria, y sus legftimos derechos?
JHizo algo en- ell pasado, antes de
ahora, en- favor de la comunidad de origen
eSpanOl, cubano e italiano?
JCuantos amigos latinos tenia antes de
dar a conocer sus aspiraciones, y quienes
son?
IQue posiciones, en- estricta ~justicia,
dara a los ciudadanos cuyos apellidos no
son ingleses, pero que son americanOs mo-
destOs v leales?
LEstima que la colonia debe tener un
apreciable tanto pOr ciento en- los puestos
pdblicOs?
Candidates hay que ocultan sus pre-
jnicios EN- ell "fragor' de la campana cleo
tOral y despu6s los sacan de nuevO a re-
lucir, tan pronto les convene.
TempOralmente lie cerraron a John L..
Lewis las puertas de Ia Federation Ameri-
cana del Trabajo.
La gaceta., 1943-08-23
LAS 7 MISTERIoSAS
DE LA GRACIA

PeregTinando, peregTinando ,llegs
ell coraz6n a Ia maravillosas ciudaC
de la Giralda.
Y todas las rntas Sc lie ofrecer
propicias para la emoci6n.
Porque todas elias siguen hacis
Ell norte milagroso de la Gracia.
Ciudad de La gracia Sc la demo.
nina; de la gracia emotional, Gu.
20 sortilegio suspende a los senti-
dos, embriaga al coraz6n y exta-
STA al espfritu.
Cualquier alma, por alto que
lleve ell vuelo, no dejara de sem
tirse cautiva entire estas redes de
rutas misteriosas hacia ell RENO de
la Gracia. Sobre TODD en- la no
che, cuando las claridades azule-
an como en- ell pals de la Illusion,
y los rayos de plata de la luna
juegan a quebrarse en- ell regocijo
murmurador de las fuentes Y en-
tire los floridos ramos de los JAZZ
mineros, como constelados de es-
trellas.
Mas que a Otras horas, en- las
de la noche, cuando ell silencio es
dulcemente asaeteado por sutiles
sonidOs de guitarras, de aleteos,
de besos... Cuando las venas de
aqua fresca Y cristalina, que CO.
rren por la entrana de los muros
parecen quedarse en- su corrida,
y las platieas amorosas de los no
vios son como rezos Y plegarias.
Singularmente en- ell deleitoso
sosiego de la noche, remanso pla-
centero de paz, quietud sagrada
del cenobio, saludable gozo de
sana y silenciosa algeria.
i0h, ell embrujo de la noche en-
Sevilla!
iQu6 buenaventura sera mas
grata al coraz6n ilusionado que Sc
embriaga con Ell licor del ensuehO
y Sc enerva y Sc aduerme con IL
ambroSia de las horas ealladas?
Pcregrinando, peregrinando,
sigue el coraE6n las rutas miste-
riOsas de esta como ciudad sagra-
da.
Hace estaei6n ante los retabIos
que llamas votivus encienden au-
feOlandolos de suavisimos refle-
Jos ; ante h Cruz de b rineOnada,
sobre altar de rosas y bajo el solo
de ~campanillas; ante FL feeuerdo
de una leyenda poetizada con Ii
des de amor, de passion y de valOr.
Aqui, bajo Ell arco que da entra-
da al patio de Banderas de los
Reales AleSzares, entire barrOeas
tallas dOradas, Ia g~raciOsa imagen
de Ia conception, evocadora de la
sencilla fe mariana de IL terra de
Maria Santisima; en- esta Gale
ella perfumada de magnoIias, el
recuerdO de Ia hermosa judia trail
dora q su genie pOr passion hacia
ell guerrero cristiano; en- esta en-
crucijada obscura y medrOsa del
CandilejO, la evocaci6n de un bra
.vo y enamOradizO Rey, que con su
La gaceta., 1943-08-23

bien templada espi
10 de la vida del que
gar ell %ultraje de 50
ia calleja, Ia meHl'I
timientO de I'm nal
Y liviano. Y p0r
mo un OlOr a evoa
SOS l~egendariOs e
sionadOs persona
OBSCURE Ell pen
trama enredOsa ds
~zoletas, con IA c'
y leal de su esPH
la emoci6n.
Son tan blandO'
por la s%erenidad .
apenas 81 dejan
absortos sus sell
Ger s~aturadOs q
poesia i@lusOri'; =
alma, que apenas
alas en- la realIdao'
Pero sabe que 2
Ia manO de b ~
tas m~isteriCsss Y
IN RENO que, sen
do, tiene Ia vir''
de elevar 3 Jos
eI polvo de todS
" aeg IA vi08 "
~nnilagrOsO eo'..
glOrias ~pressn'lo
rOzadas, y tien'
eurrir de hOr''
siego y de an'i.
Alma
Dor Ell placer :.
villosa, no Os ~
-tos como e
n~aeiOnes pOr l'' y
SOS de Ia g''l'
Al termino g =.
las l~umbrsr'd,' s.
' ~esplendOr ''
metida. III
TERRA que
toja como De e.
Co.
B0Ne
CUD|
La gaceta., 1943-08-23

At4 de Ique d RI pda icI Esp hOla
fuerd eEribaha por ba loba de del tapa-
dfguImidnto"I amigo Va M sdini \ Hit
Ter, or hedik De sus sphs, 4 rhOnarselcOS
ylosG aIang4tas c~odspiAabarf~en Espaha.
Hitler, como MussOAini, facilitaba ar
mas y dinero a los asesinos PROFESSIONALS
del fascismo. SIP G7J.y S@
Millones de pesetas gastaban anusl-
mente en- la peninsula iberica los ''protec-
torres de Franco.
? sEspaha-decfan en- Roma y Berlh-
sera dominada pOr nosOtros7.s r. s9sIJ
Cuando Gil Robes era ministro de la
guerra, enji935C los alemanes orgahizaron-
I'm "eonsorciO bancario e Industrial para
expIotar las minas espaholas".
Aprobado ell plan por Hitler Sc unie7
ron al eonsorcio ell grupo petaldrgico tKioo7
g enne, la industrial Siemens, las companies
Vulcan y Krupp y la. G.. rFarben. IS s
Patrocinaron la ignominia los monAr-'
e. Quicos Sres. Goicoechca y Sanjurjo.
Los republicanos tienen muchas cuen-
8 tas que ~ajustar con los amigos de Don Juan.
<.~# =--- q FrF- N4
La cOlOnia latina debe juzgar a los
= candidates, segIn nosotros vemos las CO..
sas, por las relaciones que con eiIos ha
tenido Y los beneficios mutuos derivados
de la amistad. vi
81 Muchas wees hemos sido enganados
pOr las promesas hechas en- ell momento de
! la lucha electoral.
.Debemos andar con mucha ~cautela, en-
pOlitica, pOrque cuando un senior obtiene
la victoria en- los comicios INSTANCES des-
pu6s Sc olvida de las personals a quienes
diera afectuosos apretones de mano.
d Tampa es una" cajita de sorpresas" y
aun esta frescO Ell case del candidate que
prometiera honradez, pureza, y dfas mas
tarde sntregaba ell dominic del juego en-
manos de un grupito que nj siquiera lie
habia ayudado, en- forma p~ositiva, a al
canzar la victoria.
La gaceta., 1943-08-23

- ero John L. Lewis es terco y ahora
cOneentFa su OdiO en- &nta dA gIO.
no,bts IN II, a lilo u un dis
pFo II eScOpsta nat6 q ami al
lie kcusan Z hatar fhnju ifi adamen-
tel a In can ySdispahr un afmA de fue-
90 dentroSdel perfmetro urbano.
81. ,orET-7-7rs t9noisk
Dicese que las Naqones pnidass po-
seen ma" lists negra" con los nombres de
25, 900 nails Gcriminales, "cOlabOradores"
y otros "delincuentes" de esta clase.
La lista de los polacos 1ibres c%Ontiene
1000 nombres
Los republicanos e~spanoles tambien tie
men SUI "lista negra".
iS6lo hay en- Europa y America unos
$4,000 "espadones", "matarifes'', esbirros,
laeayos e atracadores de la p%olftica inter
Macdonald
La lista debia contener va, por 10 menos,
medic million de nombres.
= - -
Aseguran que Goering Sc siente ahora
a~yeronzado de Ia ayiaci6n nazi
Manana Ell puebloi aleman renegara del
mariscal, de Hitler Y de la ~parentela.
mo lie habia prometido Goering a los
alemanes que sus. ciudades 10 serfans bonn.
bardeadas? ~.
sGPor que no Sc suicida ahora Herman
y ash lie ahorra trabajo al verdugo?
Las tropas rojas conservan la i~niciati-
va en- tOdos los ~sectores de un frente de
mil millas. .
'Esto ocurre en- ell mes de agosto y por
10 tanto nc es una ofensiva de |invierno.
jEs. possible, como dice una revista So
vietica, que la guerra con Alemania pue-
da ser canada en- este ano de 1912?
Ell gobierno russo estima, y. ash 10 ha
dicho docenas de wees, que 81 in;,io del
segundO frente en- ell scontinente a~cortara
La guerra y permitira al ejercito russo ma
niobrar con mayor rapidez y efectividad.
iTraidor a su Pueblo y traidor a la hui
manidad ell reyezuelo de la Italia encade-
NADIA por ell fascismo!
LIE tendi6 la mano a Mussolini v toler6
que este asesinase a mansalva.
iCuantos i~talianos dignos y liberales
murieron en- la isla volcanica de Lipari?
Victor Manuel asentia cada vez que
Benito ponia cara "feroche" y ordenaba:
este para Lipari; este tomara I'm litro de
aceite de %ricino; este Sc echara a correr.
lie apuntaran, lie tiraran Y lie mataran; a
los familiares de este, que hace y~iolenta
oposlcion en- la America, los meteremos
en- la carcel; este dinero para ''eliminar"
adversarios en- la America; estos arma-
mentos para derribar a la Repdblica en-
Espaia
jEstan llamados a desaparecer. caYoo
dicen algunos fabricantes de 'impuroso a.
Flladelfia, los cigarrOs de q seis -centavoa7
TODD es possible, ahora que hay abun-
dancia de dinero y muchos individuaa !
empehsn en- Greer que este ''florecimien-
to" de excesOs durara siempre.
La gaceta., 1943-08-23

go dentroS del perfmetrO urbano.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
OEsA Seeks
Cafe Writ

In Us first action to-Stop price
couglng in local restaurants. the
,OPA today filed a petition in fed
eral court asking rniunctions 10
restrain the Old Colony ReStau-
rant 230S Park Place. and the
Flowood Barbecue. l7l13 Liver
nolS, from charging over the cell
lHE prices
In ItS petition the OPA charged
that the Old Colony. which IS
operated by Alex koutSiS and Gust
GranariS. increased the price Of rs
dinners from 81 10 81 - and the
price Of shrimp cocktails from -
cents 10 IS cents.
Tho OPA also charged that the
Flowood Barbecue operated by
GusS PappageorGe and Gus Cou-
Lions, increased Its prices aS high
as so per cent above the legal cell
lnC in some instances.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
Morgenthdu
To Talk Here

Secretary Of the Treasury Nor
genthau and Philip Murray, Go
president, viii be the principal
speakers at a mass meeting in
Cadillac Square after the CLOS
Labor Day Parade for Victory %
il was announced today by c.
Pat Quinn. president Of the
Greater Detroit and Wa Y n @
County Industrial Union Council.
The holiday parade, scheduled
to begin at $50 p. m, Will be on
Woodward with the reviewing
stand stationed in front of the
Majestic Building. A feature Of
the ceremonies will be the award
ing of a prize 10 the local Judged
the biggest contributor to the war
effort.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
=NeWGas Books
ToChe(k Misuse

CfH officials in Washington
disclosed today that they arc
working out a now system Of gas
oilne ration coupons intended 70
curtail black market operations in
gasoline and 10 prevent misuse OF
coupons.
Tho new coupons which VIII
not bc ready before February.
VIII bear serial numbers, like
currency.
Long rolls or strips Of coupons
viii be ISSUED II present plans
Daterialize and coupons VIII be
torn of and given 10 motorists m
sufficient number 10 meet their
mileage requirements
The purpose Of this arrange
rcni is 10 do away with the
present system under which local
boards tear coupons out Of books.
with the result that loose coupons
are left lying around board Of
ilccs The plan may be confined 10
b and G. supplementary rationS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
.Pfunes, Rdisins
On Rdtioned LIST
Photo by Times s'af Photographic

The OPA today prefaced It's
announcement Of s ptem m b r
canned goods point values by re
storing dried and dehydrated
pruneS and raisins 10 The ration
list, effective next Sunday.
Officials said the two commodi-
ties. removed from ratIonlng last
April Z because of the danger Of
spoilage with the advent OF warm
weather, Will cost four blue points
per pound,
OPA decided. however. that
dried dates and figs should not be
ratIoned because Of their high
degree of periShability.
The full list Of new September
point values for canned and pro-
ceSSed foods viii be made public
tomorrow.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01

guidons dropping in salute As each
group passed the widow.
Said the widow afterward, I'm
Gering the medal pinned 20 he
frOCk
II admit my knees were
little weak. We'd been engaged
five years. We were married in
June, 1910 and i went To Homo
lulu with my husband. He was
stationed at Hickam Field.
II stayed on there until
March when I came back home
here. My husband went to the
south Pacific after left.
guess YOU know the rest
Today Mrs Coleman is work
ing for the Detroit ordnance dis.
trct al the National Bank Build.
ing where she is assistant IN the
transportation department.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
FIierS Medal Pinned
On Detroit Widow
BY VERA BROWN

A slender Detroit girl Of -, a
bronze cross pinned over her heart,
stood, chin up and shoulders back,
as before her in tho bright sun
shine marched troops Al Selfrldge
Field 10 do honor 10 her the
widow of a hero fier. -
She is Mrs Ruth Hermann
Coleman Of 42lS Manistique.
Brig Gen. a. p Qunton Jr,
chief Of the Detroit ordnance dis
trict pinned a Distinguished Serv-
ice Cross on her a decoration
awarded poSthumouSlv 70 Capt
Carlyle Coleman gallant Flying
Fortress pilot who lost hlS life
in the south Pacific
The flier's mother Mrs Hlda
Coleman Of 2629 Bewck. and his
14-year-old sister. Alvne. were
there. His brother. It. Thomas
Coleman %. chemical warfare
soldier. who is on active duly
could not be present
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
Kelly Bets Beans
On State i'm Bond Sale
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING Sept THE chal-
lenge OF Nebraska's Gov. Dwight
Griswold his state win1buy. more
war bonds than any other was
snapped UP today by Gov. Kelly.
offered TO bCt any gov
ernor one of his cornfcd hogs.
worth S35, Nebraska, Will. exceed
ite third war loan quota by the
greatest percentage In the nation.
So the bets on
It. TO bags OF prime Michigan
beans against one Nebraska hoc
I'm positive Michigan viii
win because it, state Of cham
pieRN- Gov Kelly saya "Brt-
what can do with a hog il
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01

on business,
and brought
back so I'M o
first IA I o
Scotch whis-
Ky with him.
II es :
we can throw
"A party" he
told his wife,
setting a cOu-
pie Of bottles
on the kitCh-
en- table.
r h e n, his
eight = year
old daughter
butted in.
I'D a q d ""
- -
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01

something else. might find
that can't butcher him be-
cause OF OPA rcgulations--iust
a. Judge Picard did.
II hope my friend GOV. Girls
void know ~ hat he getting
into. Michigan has already
established herself as the ma
ti0n's leader i'm war bond sales.
! haven't heard OF anything
NebraSka's done p"
Gov Kelly SAID he would like "a
raise The ante hy putting up =
Michigan industrial product.
But our industry IL converted
100 per cent TO the war effort
mn Vrurfuris Are at federal
property" he said.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
School Bells Ring Sept. I3

ANN ARBOR. Sept. Ann
Arbor'S schools will open Sept. l3
with "a new faculty members,
Otto w. HaiSley. superintendent.
announced today.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
Sd u. S. WAR BOND DRIVE STARTS
Its Your Duty to Invest Extra Dollars This Month
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable
RocLSSEn tooDs tBiur stamps

HROCLSSEn FOODS fBiue stamps
X. =, I-E8ld tu Sept lJ,
I \, N-Ea.H t1 oC. ~.
GASOLINE
t0upon 7I Eai+.r- 20 Sept ~.
FUEL OIL
Period 6--'l gallons 90 SEPT 30.
Period ! fneW serirsl --fU gallons for
each unit IrtI Jan. g.
TIRE INSrTCTIoN DEknTTNFS
A -.f'. au. boo. .'- t.N.s.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
ENGAGED 3 YEARS

Mrs. Coleman listened as the
citation was read Then the gen
cral pinned on the cross. tipped
with a blue ribbon lined on each
edge with narrow bands Of red
and white.
Overhead few a squadron Of
P-A0S
The troops passed in review.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
Detroit Firm Fined $4,000

The Detroit Fruit Auction Co.
was one of l6 fruit producing and
distributing firms fined $1,000
each IN federal court in Los Ange-
les for violation of the Sherman
antitrust act and for Conspiracy.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
SIMPLE CEREMONY

II was 4 simple moving cere-
mory
j. vas Mai William Q Addle,
man. the bases adiutant. who
read the orders Of the day whict
honored a Detroit boy.
The citation.
Capt. Coleman, although at
tackled by squadron OF enemy
fighters, brought his ship
through. enabled his crew To
get five ZeroS. But the gallant
captain could not bring his ship
10 the home port. The co-pilot
did that, for bullet had ended
the flier's life. His crew was
safe "
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
Kalamazoo's Mrs. America

FORT LEE, n. j., Sept. CUP)-MrS.
Betty Stedman, Kalamazoo, Mich, won the
title of Mrs. America" last night in the an
nual married womens beauty contest al
Palisades Park.
Mrs. Dorothea GroSSbard Cincinnati was
second and Mrs. Connie Martin, Savannah
Ga third.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
NTNT. CHEESE AND FATS

MINT, CHEESE AND FATS
Rlue y, h-Nald io Oct. o
Hue I-Naud sept. tl OCT
Brown A-Nard Sept. u % OCt 2.
Brown B--Fsld Sept. 20 90 O,f. 2.
SUGAR
stamp lf--S pounds 20 Oct. 81.
CANNING SUGAR
stamp IS, l6-j los each 70 Oct 81.
SHOES
Stamp 1S--Ons pair 70 Oct. 81.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
do Enlist
BOND eSsaEHanfS
Volunteers TO Sell
81 900 Worth Sought
by OCD Women

Motion picture fans are ex-
pccted 10 enlist en- masSe as T.
bond gallantS, as a result of the
announcement today that more
than 100 Detroit motion picture
thcaterS would join in the enlist
ment Of gallants in their lobbies,
starting tomorrow.
Earl J. Hudson, chairman Of
the Hollywood Third War Loan
Caravan War Finance Committee
for Michigan announced that the
registering of gallants in theater
lobbleS would be handled blythe
first womenS regiment Of the
OCD, members of the Women's
u : tst1s-ttffff,S-f # * Division. ur1
They will be assigned their
posts today by Mrs. William +.
Adams. director Of women's ac-
tivities for the war finance COM
mittee for Michigan.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
Jack Pickering
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

NOTES AROUND TOWN:
Ndd horticultural data-some-
body is growing tobacco in his
victory garden At Lakepointe
and Avondalc avenues.
One Detroiter (and there's no
Use giving his name, even on
requesD had 10 20 Ia New York
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01

The Detroit Times has far
more nationally famous features
than any other Detroit news
Daner
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
Liquor Ration
Will Finance
0WnDepdrtment

LANSING. Sept Entire
proceeds from the sale-ul Aquor
ration cards. which should amount
TO S325 900 viii be used to set up
a rationing department at the
liquor control commission, Gov.
Kelly said today.
The returns VIII be sct mp in a
revolving fund and used for the
specific purpose OF hiring ra-
tioning supervisor and several en-
plONcS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
AUDIENCE OF $4,000

When Hollywood's glamorouS
bond statesmen arrive at Olympia
they Will find an audience of more
than 5000 Detroit Gallants who
have sold over S40,00O,0O0 worth
of bonds. if plans of the COM
mittee work out as expected The
stars Will stay for only one dav
and they will give only one show
a Olympia. The show will be
open for gallants only and rules
announced by Frank n. Isbey
which viii give a free ticket to
a gallant are:
Enlist as a Gallant during
the Third War Loan Drive.
Sell at least $1,000 worth
Of + bonds between Sept. l and
Sept. u noon.
3 Bring in the sales report
tc 500 Union Guardian Build
ing at "a w Larned as early as
possible, but not later than
Sept. 13 noon.
4-Receive your free ticket
10 the Hollywood Caravan show
from Mrs. William (. Adams.
director of women's activities,
War Finance Committe for
Michigan.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
OPA Reveals Prices
On Fresh Vegetables

Retail ceiling prices for fresh vegetables were announced
today by the OPA They effective Sept through Sept
in Wayne Oakland and Macomb Wholesale prices on
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
TICKETS To SHOW

Z bond gallants buying or SELL
ing 81 600 worth of bonds or more
TO neighborS will receive as a spe-
cial rewards tickets 10 the star
packed Hollywood Bond Caravan
show, which appears at Olympia
Sept. 13.
Movie stars who will be with
the Caravan include Judy Gar
land, Mickey Rooney. Kay Kyser
and his orchestra; Fred AStaire.
Lucille Ball James Cagney. Olivia
De Havilland, Kathryn Grayson.
Walter Pidgeon and Dick Powell.
The Detroit theater committee.
working with Hudson. includes
Sam Barrett and James +.
Sharkey of Cooperative Theaters
of Michigan; G. L. Buermele OF
General Theaters Service Corp;
AL Dowzer of Mutual Theater;
Pearl Sprott of Allied Theaters;
David NJ Idzal, managing director
of the Fox Theater; Charles Perry
of the Adams Theater; Norr-an
Wheaton of the Telenews, and
Louis Lutz of RKO-Uptown