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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
Snow Toys
WPB Promises Plenty by
Next Winter

WAS SHIN 6 TON March 13
GNS American youngsters VIII
have plenty Of snow togs next fall
and statf1t ef-= fz1-izT4= Eiri4s i=vraF
sui RACES on The battlefelds Of
the world
The WPB announced today a
special program 10. assure infants
and children. up 10 -. adequate
production of snow suits. Logging
sets and Ski pants in a big often
sive against Gen. Jack Frost
Manufacturers Of these items
will receive prioritieS assistance
by applying hy mail on or before
Aug s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
EbOnaIcrO Fears
For Free Schools

- WASHINGTON, March Is CUP)-Rep. George A..
Dondco I'd Of Royal Oak Mich charged today that state
educational systems are being threatened with domination
and control by a bureaucracy here in Washington"
Dondcro, ranking Republican member of the House
education committee said the educational system the
only institution which had thus far escaped federal dom-
nation and essential that 1t remain in the hands
Of The states 10 safeguard our democracy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
Resume Deliveries
OF Milk. Truce On
lContinued CON &c Orel

70 meet the immediate demand
and expressed he belief that de.
liveries vould Pc -bsck 20 normal
BY tomorrow.
Most Of the diaries revised 'beir
delivery schedules So that lam lies
who We're 10 nave received milk
on SATURDAY we're taken ca~o Of
TO-DAY. and those o0 tho sunday
schedule vi.I receive theirs to-
MORROW,
City4iealt1 Comm esonef Dou-
glss said that few OF The ia res
vouid attempt tn urutte r0 and
deliver 70 an customers today
Retail milk dealers. he SAID. viii
be glNeu extra SUPPLIES 10 meet
the demand ~ pei sons who VIII
ror Obtain milk deliveries until
tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
LOANS
TO PAY INCOME TAXES
message 10 the person who hos been unable 70 save
sufficient money TO poy his income foxes March IS

g,Israntors no recommendation rom
friends, relatives of employer II YOU
nave a IOt0 or 0ther source Of regular
income YOU are welcome 70 apply
for a salary. car or furniture loan OF
500 IN $500
Payments shown in the table in
clude principal and all charges and
repay loans IN ull The sooner YOU
repay the .ess your loan costs. A $50
loan repaid IN SLY monthly install
ments Of Sq24 each costs S544 II
repaid in three monthly instruments
costs S307 Charges are AZ the rats
of 7ro per month on loan balances Of
500 or less and % per month on
that part of balance IN excess Ut
500 If YOU need additional cash 10
paw your income taxes. or tor anv
other purpose write. phone OF visit
Household Finance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
Mail Carrier Beaten ,
Then Buried Alive

WHITESRURG. Ky. March 70
GNSl Sheriff Gilbert Polly de-
clared today that arrests we're
expected soon in the fction-hke
robbery killing Of Pearl Bowling
rural mail carrier OF Letehe,-
County
Bowling according 10 informa-
ton gwen by TWO men who wit
messed the attack was beaten
by TWO highvaymen and then
hurried alive in shallow grave
~ Bull Greek last Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
NO CROWD on IRISH TRAIN

LONDON, March IL UNSl
The Irish mail train, usually
packed. left today two-thirds
empty, as a result Of the govern
mentS order SuSpending travel
between Britain and Ireland.
Many with travel permits re-
fused 10 take p chance on being
stopped AT Holyhead. Wales. the
port Of emharkation for Ireland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
Eire's Neutrality
Called Aid to Allies

WASHINGTON. March 13
GNSl 49, Irish Minister Robert
Brennan said today that Fire was
making a greater contribution to
the Allied cause BY maintaining
is neutrality than II Il entered
the war
The Irish envoy pointed out
that southern Ireland Is sending
large quantities Of livestock and
agriculture products 10 the Brit
ish Isles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
SUPPLY SHIPS sUHk

Two British destroyers Fri
DAY night. IN Neretva Channel
sank an enemy COStal vessel and
Saturday night intercepted and
sank another German blockade
runner sout-1 ~ -Ancuua.
on the main Fifth army front
IN the Casino area. the NallS Al
tackled French positions on a bill
near Terrelle, but were hurled
back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
West Coast MoIders Strike

Los ANGELES. March ~
GNS) Officers of the AL Mold
ers Union today ordered a strike
Of 200 employees in nine major
war industries in the Los Angeles
area for wage increase bur 5000
wafer and power department en-
ployes called off threatened
Walkout
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
County
Five Die in Plane Crash

MENA Ark March r. GNS) -
AIS hefittes totay reported the
death ~ five fierS in the crash
OF their four-motored bomber on
he FourChe mountain range %
miles east Of Mena
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
CHANGES IN LAW

Recommends that states
change laws. if necessary. 70
make absentee ballots available
for mailing 10 voters As dass
before election.
Prohibits political polls among
serVicemen and women.
A strong anti-political section
is included. under which it is
made unlawful for any federal
official or employe to cause deliV-
cry 10 the armed forces any litera-
ture or material sponsored BY a
government agency which con
tains political argument and
propaganda designed TO affect
the election.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
Veto Is Forecast
For Compromise
Soldier Vote Bill
Nv WILLIAM :. NEAL

WASHINGTON March "a
ms The Senate opens debate
TO-DAY on the compromise soldiers
vote bill with approval expected
after bitter debate hut with p
strong possibility that President
Roosevelt Will veto the measure
a Senate canvass by party
leaders Indicated large majority
OF Republicans and perhaps half
the Democrats will support the
compromise, although its approval
will he strongly fought by Sena-
tors Green ID OF Rhode Island
and Lucas tDl ~ Illinois CO.
authors Of the orlgInsl federal
ballot bill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13

hours week 2 demand that has
been pending since last AlaA-
Detroit Regional WIB has
already ruled against time and
o0o-haf after 30 hours hene
given 10 Tho dairy workers This
ruling rs NOW on appeal before
The National War Labor Board
and b. was against The alleged
deIa1 ~ tho national board thar
~. .--kD VI. DaLLnA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13

L>vERYoNF should paw income taHes
u out OF savings of current income
# possible But YOU may not have
been able TO save up enough TO MAKE
all your payments due March Is II
YOU intend to get loan 10 paw your
taxes and repay later out Of earnings,
Households plan can help YOU
Pvt foxes on q monthly payment plan
You NAV borrow SIS. $50, 500 or
more quickly and simply-and repay
on the schedule that best fits your
own situation. The wise policy is TO
borrow no more than YOU need and
10 repay as rapidly as possible. II you
have to make quarterly tax payments
in 1914 the 3-payment plan will re
paw your loan by the time your next
tax instslment is due II you have to
pay tax on March 5 only. you may
prefer 10 take somewhat longer 70 re-
paw your loan With the choice Of
loan plans shown IN the table below
you can budget your taxes in almost
any wsy YOU prefer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
MEET NO PLANES

The action came on the heels
Of forceful assaults against the
Pas de Calais region Of France IN
daylight yesterday by four
motored Liberator bornbers Of the
L. S Eighth Air Force, which en-
countered no opposition from Aazi
lnterCeptOr planes
Lack OF resistance by German
fighters since American heavy
weights last blasted Berlin on
Thursday was taken as an indica-
ton ~ the severe lnroads made
into Nazl fighter strength
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
NAVY POUNDS JAPS

On Bougainville Island IN the
Solomons. Jap forces cut off from
their northern supply bases by an
Allied blockade continued harass-
ing attacks throughout Friday
against the American perimetPr
in the vicinity Of Empress Au-
gusta Bay.
Jap positions northeast OF the
Torokina perlmeter were pounded
with Is tons of bombs while u. 8.
navy surface units bombarded the
enemy in The same area 10 support
the American air attacks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
Bombers Sweep
Toward Europe

LONDON. March 10 ms
The continent appeared 70 be taxi
ing another hammering today
under The bombs of Allied aircraft
intent on sapplng Killers ability
10 wage war before Allied troops
90 ashore IN 3 grand scale in
Vaslon.
Large formations of Allie ID
bemhers and numerous fighter
squadronS roared over the t'olke-
stone area Of England this morn
ing toward bomb pocked northern
France
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
CONSTANT PATROL

British SpittlreS had been patrol
ing the channel area almost con-
tlnually since dawn
Later IN the morning still more
formations of bomberS and fighters
crossed the channel toward the
BoHioene area
During -the- night The ain mini
stry announced fleet Mosquito
bombers kept the aerial offensive
ufdZ1UE with another sweep over
western Germany where military
ohiectites were attacked without
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
laps Lose
b Planes
At WeWak
Todng's

GEN MacA r TIL L r s no
NEW GUINEA, March l3 INS)
Gen. Macarthur announced to-
day that Al least % lap planes
were destroyed or damaged and
widespread destruction was caused
during shatterine raid Saturday
against Japans vital Boran Air
drome Al Wewak. on the north
coast of New Guinea,
More than 100 Alfred b0mbecs
and fighters raked ground install
lations with machine gun fire,
followed up by heavy and medium
bombers which poured i02 tons Of
explosives on the aIrdromeS.
BOMBS SILENCE GUNS
Gun positions were bombed into
silence, several parked planes
were wrecked and in the air a
strong force Of Jap interceptor
planes was brushed aside Twenty
six enemy aircraft were shot down
and sin additional Zeros were
probably destroyed in the fierce
aerial combat.
Two Allied planes failed 10 re-
turn and others were damaged
~. $. airmen bombed Rabaul.
where they sank three small
craft Friday and damaged many
others, UP reported
Two troop-laden bargeS were
sunk off Cape Holman while
light naval units destroyed an
armored enemy patrol boa Al
Gsrove Island, north of New
Britain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
Allied Big Guns
Break Up Maj
Attack on AnziO
nv JANIS J. Ku-GAIITN

NAl. LIS '41..I
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
SIS MILES TO RUMANIA

AS Russian troops slugged their
way ahead on the upper Ukraine
front following severance OF the
proSkurov-GuSyatin Railway de-
priVing Won Mannstein Of one OF
his-last escape reHtes In ofd Pp-
land a powerful drive from
uman in the center Of the
Ukraine front rolled into more
than so towns including Gayvorn.
only S. miles from Rumsnia. on
the Bug River
Red troops that stormed into
Gayvorin advanced nearly 20
miles in single day threatening
Adolf tiitier-S -Batkan satellite,
Rumania.
When Soviet forces entered
Dzhulinki in Ninnitsa Province
on the left hank Of the Bug sew
ersl hundred Of Won Mannstein' s
troops threw themselves INTO the
swollen river in an attempt TO
swim 70 safety, but were
drowned.
CUT Rail LINE
To the northwest. Red troops
oVerran Mallnichi and Minnie
Nolkovstu, thus cutting The i'm
portant Proskurov-Gusyati rail
line, vital 10 Won Mannsteln's re-
treat
Northwest and west Of the
great mining center of Krivoi
Rog. other Soviet forces took 30
localities in fierce fighting dur
ing which hundreds Of German
bodies were strewn on the battle
fields.
West or ApostoloVo, Russian
troops fought their way 70 the
lngul River which They forged 10
capture PrWolnoe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
An YOU do

Borrowing at Household Finance is
ottek simple transaction lust tel rs
how much YOU need and how YOU wish
to repay. We require no endorsers or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Love Story at Cinema

BECAUSE TIE story Of the
young couple separated i'm war
time is now such AN oft-repeated
one h. would seem that IT'S arouS-
ing "A sympathetic response after
10 is converted into play form
would be- "a fairly simple task.
Unfortunately, however, most
Of the stories on this subject
which have been enacted recently
have failed ia bat their mark
Perhaps this because they pale to
iPSiEnifc9pcQ beside the/rcal oc-
.curCnCc.
'l.ad From our Town" which
opened az the Cinema yesterday.
Is a finn which falls into tins
class 1t tells the story OF "a
Russian couple who marrN-arn
rSt-EeP8F8ted when the young
husband lis sent on a mission i'm
Spain and arc then separated
again during The present war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Lady in the Dark Opens
Al the United Artists
Rr GENTRY

one FrlA- feast FOR the eye
and eSr that certainly wont leave
YOU wanting IS LADY IN the
Dark which opened yesterday a.
,-e United Artists.
10 fact. Paramount tss made p
screen version of thc Moss Hart
musical play on such q laTy7
scale TnHT-Trs almost tee h'ttvh
UTF-VtrF
THIS Eu0rr-Hhcence Us
mostly due 20 the dream So
opences which viii completely
dazzle YOU. I'm producing these
trey didut daily With aAi ioeN
Ilsi decided 10 out-Surrcal All sur
realism fore all time
YOU are probably familiar WIN.
them. which is q cIeNcr.} cons
trIved one.
The energetic young Gator o.
p smart woman magazine. INe>
herself on the verge OF q nervous
breakdown. Unable to .0'anc.
the complexities OF her life. She
decides 90 go 10 "a ply choanalIsj
who probes into every phase O..
her past life and present aet''l-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Film Forum Series

THE SIXTH in the series
world War II and After Will be
presented in the Main Library
auditorium March Il at SIS p. m.
and will feature two pictures on
South America. Brazil at War
was produced by the Office OF the
Co-ordinator of Inter-American
Affairs and shews-theSeasIHe-
sources of that country, while
1.-The Bridge" shows some of the
critical war and postwar economic
situations facing South America.
Harry NJ. Robins will serve as
chairman Of the informal dis
cussion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
~srBCoNsCIoUs SEANCE

BY a series Of Aa,h-baeks and
subconSclOus seanccs. the p
choanalyst sheds light on thu,
Lady IN the Dark
She the mistress Of the pub
Usher Of the magazine. bat when
She finds that he's free 70 marry
her. she discovers that she dpeSo I
want him.
4 handsome movie star pufSuc>
her. hut she doesn't want him.
Meanwhile she ~quarrels constantly
with her assistant, a cauSuc young
man, with whom We are finally
led to believe. she's really in love
with.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Cab Galloway
Revue

CAB GALLOWAY and his Cot.
ton club Orchestra opened at
the Paradise Thcatcr FRIDAY. The
revue. which is titled "Jumpin.
Jlyc Jubilee features the Three
ChnclatcerS. Avis Andrews. vocal
lSt; the Cab JlvcrS. uctroItS &c.
Heard, drummer boy, and jOuah
Jones. The program viii include
Cabs famous Zoot Suit number.
"Sundovn NalleN starring
Charlie S~iarrctt Is thc screen
feature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Author to Speak

PIERRE VAN PAASSEN. cor
respondent and author ut three
best sellers. VIII speak al Masonic
Temple March -. Ills subject will
cover the world crisis and the
whole question of Palestine.
A musical program which will
be presented at the same time
viii feature such Detroit artists as
II 4-fgHtePttc KOZem. Harriet
fuomCy, NfargIt Kormcndy Henry
SIegel. Jascha SChwartzman of
the Detroit symphony and julius
ChaleS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
SLIGHT DIFFERENCE

Compared 10 Miss Lawrence.
Miss Rogers is less Of a lady and
more in the dark. That is. wher
Gertrude Lawrence sang Jennie
and did bumps, you had the I'M
preston that a fastidious lady wa'
doing a burlesque number. With
Ginger. you feel she's Just going
back TO her old routine.
But if Miss Rogers can't act.
she can dream. can't she? Those
dream sequences represent heI
best work in the film. As the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17

TIE BLOCH PUBLISHING
co of New York has recently
published Julius Chalcs now M
thcm, "IIarken 10 My Prayer
The first performance Of this
composition was given by the
First Baptist Church Choir. Feb. S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Persian Garden

MARCUS KELLERMAN will
present a musical program in the
Institute of Arts March p al $3.50
D. IN. The concert viii open with
In "A Persian Garden a song
for four voices. the music
composed by Liza Lehman and
the words selected from the
"Ruhaiyat Of Omar Khayyam."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
4 SHARP LAD

Raw Midland is much sharper In
Ifs characterization and his dapper
appsa rance and def handling of
The ol. Iogle mako him tops. Hc
also has been smart enough. in the
race ~ 6TT ms U0TCTTUIp CrT=CrT
~ undcrp.ay. NIScha Auer, as fbf
mad photographer. rs wonderful
even to his famous closing line.
Warner Baxter mOpc> through a
very thaukis,, part and Jon Hail
makes q striking appearance as
tho G1.lcpu, hunk of man. The
rest of the cast has really nothing
10 Go but slt back and watch Miss
Rogers carry on-and how she
carries rn-
Ityou don't care FOR The simpler
things lp H'o and want something
SO Spectacular you Won't believe
~, then Lady IN The Dark J.,
Your dish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17

Barring any defects In this type
of story. however. NIkolai kriuch-
koV and Anna SmirnoNa In The
leading roles present the type of
acting which is convincing for It's.
spontaneous quality.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17

dietraUcft editor ~ ? f7shion
magazine. SlD doCSD CONVINCE us
thai She could even get out q
grade school CIRCULAR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
STAGE Guild

HELEN MACK, currently sp-
pearing in Paramount'S And Now
Tomorrow" is a stage child"
having attended A New York pro-
fessional school which trains
youngsters for the theater. Her
acting debut was made at the
age Of seven on Broadway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
IN VARIOUS ROLES

BY exposing her pySche IN Tech
nicolor we see her as a frustrated
glamour girl. as a reluctant BRIDE
and as the principal figure IN a
circus more ornate than the Ring
ling Brothers, Barnum and Bailey
and Gertrude Stein ever dreamed
Of.
These flights Of fancy, are Of
course. the highlights OF the pic
ture and are bewildering photo
graphic Nightmares, mad color and
the fumes from dry ice leaving
O completely dizzy. In fact they
were 100 Kaleidoscope for our
taste and we began 10 believe that
IL must have been something we
ate.
AS TO the performances. Miss
Rogers Is Undoubtedly -set-iH-ah
actor-proof role. Given this ire
mendous build-up, this photo
graphic regeneration and all OF
this sympathetic attention focused
upon her. even Zasu Pitts couldn't
miss in the part.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-30

XVYITH GUNS BLAZING and a prayer in
w his stout heart, this American fighter is
hell-bent on destruction of our enemies. HE
is not thinking of how little or how much he's
doing to help win the war. For him, the chips
are down; but his fighting spirit is as high as
the heavens from which his plane is diving
In cramped foxholes and disease infested
jungles, on sun-scorched Observation-Disclosures
and over the seven ~seas-other Americans are
matching his courage. And their name is legion.
They KNOW that war is bloody business; that
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-30

their lives, as we'll as yours are now at stake.
You c~annot-you must not-let them down.
Is it asking too much of you to back these
men up by buying more, and still more, War
Bonds2 There can be but one answer. You'll
find it in your own heart.
And remember too, as you dig deeper than
ever before into your pocketbook or cash
surplus, that the Fifth War Loan MUST raise
10 billion dollars. 1t is the greatest financing dnOe
the world has ever known :. to back up the
greatest iapasloB drive the world has ever known.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-11-16
1T. FRANCIS GAEL WEBS
MONTANA GIRL

Word has been received of the
marriage of 1t Francis Gael, son
# Mrs. Tom c. Quirk. to Miss Max
ne Ruth Emmett of Fromberg on
November in the beautiful chap
Ell at Fl Sill. The marriage was
solemnized by Captain Van Beer
sum, Catholic Chaplain at the Fort.
The bride was attired in brown
gabardine suit and carried tails
man. roses. The couple was attended
by Its. Schmidt and Toman, friends
If the bridegroom After the cere-
rony the couple went to Oklahoma
City for the week end. The bride is
4 graduate of Montana University
md resigned a position in Billings
to 60 south for the wedding. 1t.
Gael is graduate of the law school
Of Gonzaga University of Spokane.
He was admitted to the bar in 1913,
and has been in service since June,
1912. :.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-11-16
HUMBUG CIRCUS AND
CARNIVAL

The music department of the
Lincoln County High School at Eu-
reka, under the sponsorship of the
Mothers Club, will present hum
bug circus and carnival on Friday
Dec. l, beginning at o'clock A
full course dinner will be served
to everybody during which several
important specialities will be pre-
sented in the nature of a floor show
There will also be other entertain
ment and shows in the various
rooms of the building including
dart game, bingo game, fish pond
doll show for the children, needle
art work for the ladies, ball game
for the men, freak show, and 9TH
err forms of entertainment too nu-
merous to be mentioned. A vaude-
vile show will start at 1920 anc
close at IL. A free license, free
dinner, and other valuable presents
including a free marriage ceremony
for any couple that wishes to be
married at midnight.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-11-16
SON OF MR.. AND MRS. ]. r.
Culver WEBS

Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Culver and
son, Pvt. Donald A. Culver, an air
cadet at Bozeman, motored to Sc
attic last week to be present at
the wedding of their son, Sgt. Bruce
R. Culver, when he was united in
marriage to Miss Marilyn Sargent
of Tacoma The service was read by
the Rev. Henry E. Eller in Christ
Episcopal Church on Wednesday ev-
ening at o'clock. Pvt. Donald A.
Culver acted as best man while
childhood friends of the bride acted
as bridesmaids and maid of honor.
A reception at which $50 guests ex-
tended their congratulations was
held following the ceremony at
Wells Hall. Sgt and Mrs. Culver
returned with Mr. and Mrs. Culver
and Pvt. Donald to Eureka and are
spending furlough here and at
the Glen Lake home Of the Culvers.