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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24

TO-DAY, the Radio Hall of Fame honors O'Jon
i WdIeJ and Bing Grossly, who will bring you
full hour program of the music songs and ira
dition Of the Christmas season With Bing Crosby
will appear the members of his overseas troupe,
Joe Derita, JEANNE Dorrl and Daylsns Garne', in
a review of the show that entertained your boys
on the fighting fronts. This program is Philcos
holiday gift to the radio listeners of America
Tune in today and enjoy gala Christmas show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
81 Santa 10 Drop
Gifts in Greenland

NEW YORK. Dec. % QNS)-
Christmas trees, Red Cross pack
ages and mail from home will be
dropped by plane to troops sta
toned in isolated posts of Green
land, the eastern defense COM
mand disclosed today
Army stations in Iceland and
Newfoundland also will receive
visits from a CT Santa Claus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
War Spares Public
Dizzy Debs' Doings
BY INEZ RoBB
Intsrnaticnai News service staff Writer

NF-v YORK Dec % tfNSt-Its an i'll wind, etc. etc.
For instance there is growing up in New York whole
generation of tiny tots who once the war is over VIII De
asking Whats debutante, Mummy! when they encouh-
ter that strange word IN print
For the debuante like the 400 of which she was sign
symbol and substance in hacyon days is IN allegiance Tor
the duration Society YOU have been wondering whatever
became of same has voluntarily turned its damper down
I'D duo into series of silver fox holes for the duration
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
Dog GuIps $4,000 Rinq

NEW YORK. Dec. % (INS)-
Granga, a Doberman owned by
Mrs. Jean-Pierre Stern. swallowed
$4,000 diamond ring. The dog
doctor has him impounded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
PRESENTED EN- MAssE

Debs are lucky now to be pre-
sented en- masse. Instead of han.
dreds Of separate parties, COSTING
millions in NICOLA, 100 society girls
made a co-ordinated bow al q
charity ball al the Waldorf Astoria
Thursday night.
With the money that il would
have cost her old man TO present
her to society in proper prewar
fashion. each deb bought war
bonds. The total war bond Dur
chaSes for the occasion aggregated
100000 As for the proceeds
from the ball itself. they were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24

In times that Try mems souls,
there is no place for the high-IlnkS
that distinguished New YorkS
-Four Hundred right up TO the day
OF Pearl Harhor. Society, appear
anceS 10 the contrary, has not
died; it is merely playing dead
until V-Day all over the world.
PUBLIC BENEFITED
The result is that for three
Years, the public has been spared
three Of the most pubhCIzed
plaques Of peace; debutantes, So
Getty singers in night clubs and
glamour girls.
And that leads us right into the
S64 question: what ever became
Of Brenda Frazier? Well she
married nice young fellow
named John tShipwreckD Kelly.
settled into the role OF young
matron. and Is now up TO her
pretty ears IN war work-WhICh is
the case history Of most society
women.
AS for the debutante. she is still
with us but neither as loud nor
funny AS IN the piping days Of
peace The upper classes. stuck
with their deni tasses- deem II
neither Seemly nor in good taste
In war time 40 present their slick
chicks at the endless list of debut
tante dances that monopoliZed
every fashionable ballroom N
town during November, December
and January in former days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

FOR THE HITLER GANG"
the studio draperX department
made 20 German flags The flags
included the old imperial flag
banners of the republic and num-
erouS flags of the NaIi regime.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
: tomorrow The World
Makes I'd Appearance
By RMENGARD PoHRT

TOMORROW TIE WORLD"
the nation No. / theatrical poser
on the postwar re-education of the
German super race, Is back IN
town. THIS return engagement
follows close upon the heels of the
first Detroit run and last nights
opening performance at the CaSs
was we'll received
The play Is, YOU Will remember.
the Story ~ All orphaned German
lad who comes to live with his
American proleSSor-uncle'S family
and 10 set its liberal way OF life
topSy- turvy Until he himself be-
gins 10 doubt the Nazi theology.
The arrival of this reconverSion
comes only after the youngster
has almost broken up his uncle'S
romance with a JeWeSS and COM
mitted near murder. but the
authors have handled their timing
and dialogue well and the whole
piece gathers momentum as 1t
moves along.
Much of the success is, Of
course, TO be attributed to the eX-
cellent choice of cast and most of
the original group remains. There
is only one major change. that of
Edith Atwater in the role of the
progressive Jewish educator, Le-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
Stevens Reduces

FOR HER role as the Metro
pohtan Opera star In Gong My
Way Rise Stevens reduced ID
pounds, fiUt when me picture was
finished she promptly set about TO
regain the pOundagc because She
felt she needed the weight 10 carry
on her operate and concert work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

producer who has coached the
group since il first banded to-
gether three years ago. will direct
a chorus OF 30 voices composed
entirely of local talent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

ona Richards, formerly played by
ELISA Landl.
Miss Richards first appearance
on the stage is hardly provocative
of our idea OF the school teacher.
Perhaps this variance IN effect is
due 10 the choice of her coStum-
ing. Al any rate. she does create
a more sound impression when the
dialogue permits her to eXpound
some oil her child psychology.
Dickie Tyler is again the deteSt-
able little German and he and
Joan Shepard continue with a
wonderful pair of juvenile imper-
SonationS. One wonders again how
the Tyler child can be such a per-
feet terror on the stage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
Readies for Role

LORETTA YOUNG attended
Special lip reading class AT the
University Of Southern California
10 prepare herself for scenes IN
And Now Tomorrow y In which
she plays a victim Of deafness
who is cured by the skill of one
Or. Vance played by Alan Ladd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
Good Reason

REAL NAME Of Barbara Brit.
ton, who moves up 20 the status
Of z star with her role IN Till
We Meet Again is Barbara
Birmingham She changed u be-
Cause starting an acting career
with name ending in ham
made her too vulnerable 10 snipers
among tho critics
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
Local Group Presents Lucia at Masonic

DETROIT'S OWN opera COM
pany will open ITS third season on
May 10 in the Scottish Rite audi
forum OF Masonic Temple with
DoniZettis Iucia hi Lammer-
moor Agate BorZi, a New York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
Prepares Prologue

\ cecil b. DE MILLE is now
preparing timely prologue for
THE Sign of the Cross and the
Paramount picture WILDE re-
leased to all first run theaters
this wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
BARITONE STANDS OUT

Helen JepSon as tho Venetian
courteSan Giuhctta, hid behind
-+he haunting strains OF the IA
nous "Barcaroile' in order TO
disguise a routine portrayal, al
lowing the new French baritone,
Martial Sineher, 10 practically
walk off with the second act as
the cavalier Dappertutto.
However, II was not until the
third act that the opera began
20 materialize aS an absorbing
work
In this last sequence. in which
Hoffman finds himself traglcally
in love with a doomed ConSump-
tive. Eleanor Stebcr sang glori-
ouSlv the role Of the tubercular
Antonio. John let himself 20,
vocally. and Ezio PIMA, as the
fendiSh Dr.. Miracle, practically
stole the show.
QUARTET HIGHLIGHT
With Nicola MoScona as An
tomas fathers the work OF this
quartet proved 10 be the highllght
Of the evening.
Others in this imposing cast in
GUIDED Lucille Browning, John
Dudley John Quincy Nina
YoUShKeVitCh and Mack Harrell.
While the audience applauded
most Of the elaborate Roccoco
settings the general production
didn't seem 70 US 10 be quite up
10 Met standards
This evening $ performance will
bc La RaViata with Llcla AL
haneSe, Charles kulimaR and
Lawrence Tibbett in the principal
roles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

coloratura soprano, will be in the
title role and several welI-known
grand opera stars will appear with
her.
Cesar Cianfoni. conductor and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
SERIES or EPISODES

Actually. il IS not an opera
hui rather a series Of operate
episodes and in each OF these you
find different principals. with the
exception Of Hoffman and the
eNl rcnus who hhEhls his each
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
Met Sets
NeWMarkin
Cleveland
By CHARLES GENTRY

CLEVELAND. MAY . The
largest indoor operate audience
II, -t-4-r-,,oF4d packed Cie,rtant s
huge municipal auditorium TO
overflow ing last night 10 hear 'ne
opening attraction OF the Metro
poHtsu Opera here.
over I 600 DetrouerS Joined In
the record crowd that came 10
witness this years rrvlv'tt OF
OHenbachs Tales of Hoffman
IL MAS gala event despite the
faCt chat tbe opera itself Is Of
les, pretenuou> stature than
those usually chosen to preSase
season
LARGE CAST OF STARS
T. was particularly exciting be-
cause TINS opera calls TOT COTE
siderable cast OF stars, among
them tho ncaN little Coloratura
Patricc NunSei' VINO had not
boon heard ir this vicinity since
her sensational debut with the
Moi Id NcW York last winter.
Miss NunScl proved 10 be some
thing ol disappointment, bui
TIE rest of the performance was
exceedingly Well delivered.
Tn0ci The emphatic baton 81
S. Thomas Beccham cast, chorus
and orchestra gave their very
bcst-
Eaoul John the French Cana
dian tenor undertook the role Of
thc at>jAuSiopcG Hoffman ~ hose
recounUnC of his amouS gives
substance 10 the three acts Ot
Ito npora.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

Miss AI4aseil sang the role Of
Olympia the mechanical doll who
first intrigueS the young student,
and while she looked the part
they have evidently been pushing
this new find 10 such an extent
that her voice lacks the freshness
80 - > L.. We I'D nNnecfnd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28

GRAND RIVER Boulevard diHn'f
Clean comfortable room Gsntis-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
MALE HELP WANTED

PORrERs White OF coiored for DAY
apd nigh, work. salary "a start
S27 90. see CHARLES Allen Alden PARK
Manor si0O r. Jefferson.
PORTER C0lored reliable steahf
employ m'nt experience not rrces
ssry q. 3i95. ioi p Grand b'Net
POSITIONS security ana nppoftuni-
lies ln atlation/ mffauufsisi
aluminium experience cost esima
tors factory experience craftsmen
Al mechanical foundry contact
mem casting and pattern experience
assistant comptroller Cnn'a,i near
~ a. = r. : office for fefertal On
Continental Aviation and FnFiheeflnl
Corp - Henry - or ,aN CA 1919
IA - 80 gne unN 800 var work
will be interviewed
- - - - : : -
enced xl.1O hOur hou0 hros b.
To 4.ugnE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28

ALEXANDRlNE. WEST. 70 sleep
INK nom slnzle nr couhis ee-
Natur Sth floor. apartment 10.
Temple -0uST
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
BOARD AND ROOM

BIRWODU. i4s1f Ferker Ny0m "a
distr'rf American home gsnils
msn nicely FURNISHED comfortable
good meas uncnes 1sF 0ignt,
BOARD and room o. sYls COOK
iaK All yo4 can eat SO pvr wess
q2 Parsons
GIRLS FieI1 uss near boulevard
home COOKING <fhres meas lunches
fa .fff excellent ftRuspJrfa 20
Farbarf Hu3ser Eu0fs P~cg.
H'Arf rrFre no af'~f noon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
FEMALE HELP WANTED

v lRL.S-Whits for elevator work s1-
penence not necessary; good pay
R'easanto ~orking lcondii ions. a7Q5
Bsr,um.
HOTEL MAIDS
for the Whittier Hotel, must haze
good record 0f past employ
AppIy Housekeeping Dept ans Burns
Drive t.enoX 5000
HGUSEKEEPER-- Experienced com
plete charge ~ home. cook meals
for I person k53i Nhiiewoud
HOU SEWORk - Laundry. home
nights no Sundays S2g week.
~, i-Q2T3 ~ n
I 4 NJ oPTRs -Exp.r NECESSARY
Good pay WMpC rules See M
Rankin 2nd floor Cass Building
For' and First streets
IAAIIQgs- oil.ee -nleAl--ele..i....-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
GIRL

GIRL
For general ofacs worN Postwar
nture wMC plan AIS
l.. A. YOUNG
Spring and Wire Corp.
e2ooBusseII
over micrphaoe is 20 - wears
fot over lao pounds $50 per veeh
FOR 6ig hour SHIFT work 90 n0f
phone lnterv eWed H pefso1 ONi
Modern Music CO $3.50 W0oewars
GIRLS AND WOMEN
for light fAcfoV work ess. rfis'
plant as hour week permanent pns'
far after VHr VINO rIcs Hpr
WOLF DETROIT FNVFtOTG GO
$50 PlQDETTE
GIRLS. Women-Choose an essential
f0b postwar security fsl Or part
time incentive plans higher WAGES
Work 90 music Detroit s. largest mod
augdr Must be Elk unior WNIC
BANNER LAJND.. 223i BROOKLNN
GIRL. General so operate Heudr
ana wsnEle ssG substitute Is.
f,f I4.1 Who fthe- .tte ~ Niff.
.rd scr. % ussis $50 >nNlr- Horne
rI.nfs 8 DAYS ,teek'' SGD lh5s
Gals er TO s-3732
GIRLS-White and col1red al 11te.
Pheasant surroundings. postwar pw
u'. meut good wages "a lIltr~
CURTAIN LAUNDRY. t137 Film
burst. near Broadstreet.
GIRLS On insert letters f1fo enfe-
Iaues no eNpsrercs 1e,ess8f,
me ready WHT. PRINCE A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
TRADE sCHooLs-FEMALE

SWITCHBOARD - $50 specisl few
caVs Butler Switchboard school
200. pavid stuit Bldg Cherry 203l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
HOTELS
Furnished Rooms for Rent

fufnisheo Moons Tor hent
ALEXANDRlNE. WEST. 70 sleep
INK nom -slnzle double ele=
Sstur sth floor. apartment 10.
Temple -0Us7
ASToiNETTE g5s Woodward Sec
und single double quiet airy.
- ker excellent transportation
BELVTDERE f757 warren in f.ar.
three large Unfurnlshed rooms
Couple wni-
BOULEVARD East GRAND 2352
'podsesl front double. water. IS
NFH Urlty
BRICK cottage i've rooms every
tning fufr shed tour business
Women AfJr0se 336s
CLARENDON NORTH sss2 Grand
Eser-Ju, fosd section lsrgs roogssn
private entrance suttshl, Tor "a
TYLER 1-i0Ue W
GRAND RIVER Boulevard disinff
clean comfortable room Gentle
T7TTT TTFrFTTFT7 TT = r.
siATHON 74ss Harper near psck
aris Refined sirls Excellent
transport alton Tyler Asjis
HELEN 2l9f LARGE front ivo
gentlemen TWIN beds sNcslient
transportation 10 sns part 81 cry
Ffzroy .0f2
IA SALE boulevard. attractive Eur
-----.-~..----------i-- - saF.---
man excellent spoy,ston TYR
1854
MONTEREY Zt5S-- Room t~o Eirls
private home excellent tfsnsporis
ton townsend 1.tsss
PACIFIC Boulel ard tNn connect
lna Sleeping rooms 40. 'hr.s
Girls rIist t.tALs
CQ!.ORED Fur- shes room respect
sole sngs gentleman ~ isdy -
fired home. Towrssn1 6-Tt7s sf'.'
f1If
COLOEEp" Eoou 20 rent steam
hear. softer gentleman f,fsnp.
worker rfY 2ui0 81 Antoine i3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
Expert Service Directory
and Buyers Guide
AnNIRIINiNG DISPLAY


CAEf SON hafoft .I b.
-laFs posters laHe Brush ~
T.suha., Et t1if
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

REFINED Young msr mar0ed %
vim army discharge desires Nore
gikh school education owe fl2o
Nef N+,s-ee erets- a4aFs -I4A!4FS cement
~ rrCk WHrs Temple z 1865
cQinRFD man. wants job a. me
man 80 tcafs experience 1n tfrln
t.H uruars Temple 2Uhi2 ss m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

LANl tEs Boa Cad Sc cor Ea'
colph single rms suites, ent.r. q
rates fehs NsV mgmt CA 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

FOUR furnished Housekeeping rooms
Gis Only convenient factories sr
~ ea' rloftaf.Yn nfesel 9loi
FREE rent ana 1rsrf to couple for
pffe's scrs ces vermont s62as
TWO nusy furnished lght heuss
seeming rooms adults excellent
~ au.rtatL-n ...l I mn mn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
SHARE LIVING QUARTERS
PLACES FOR RENT

--- t---------- . ~. gl-ai--A4!E- sIil.f4s
fer1 couple gentleman HOgarth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Modern Suner Markel

81 i Ok SELL. y pps Baslness through
FFlffi REAL ESTATE zoo
1. IL "A ~ Al $500 IL z ZOO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
Moving. Storage. Carriage


ALBRIGHT Local moving st0raEe
Grating shipping anywhere hre
proof constructed warehouse III
Milwaukee Trinity 22lli
ATLANTIC -- Local padded vans
10O-ru two men s. hour 1880
NcNICho,s TWinbrook i-sfo5
EAGLE Local. furniture pianos
store hNtufes safes machinery
so East Wau.n Temple i2fls.
% 4 ~ MOVlAG Cra'lng. pscBing.
supgu. one piece of carload .
IKE rN-,Jicncc iighi haullnG and
MOVING local ~ lysendsf, Temple
8 so1f
IINFRNOTS MOVING
oads tr ana ffem phfe iud'sue
Unois prnnstlc anna Nest Virginia
Nev Y0yk Nichiga0 storage -
hretfonf/ stUitt4un
slsl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mao
MOVING Trunks furniture appu.
ances llcal REDS CARTAgE.
1850 Warren Tyler f-ss-2
NICHOLS Local moving every day.
including sundays 3sls Cicofte
Tsler j.Si26
ROBERT PALMER Local SUBURBAN
carriage furniture pianos refris'
orators 33i7 Harper Plszs i0fo
WINNER Movers ocsf snv '--
arywhere depend hIr ef
/. H. n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
MUSIC LESSONS

We WILL purchase your Isec band
Instruments for cash: we will paw
YOU highest cash price for any Of
the following instruments: Trumpsts.
saxophonss. cornets. trOmbones. tenor
saNOphOnss clarinets marimbss.
drums or aCCOrdi0ns Call Mr.
CaismbaltO. RIA $3.50. or bring your
instruments ~ for Immediate deal.
WORLITZER
1909 BroadwaN open Evenings
POPULAR piano. boogie woogis'
modern swing Music Studio, 1908
Grand RIVER. Tyler 7-076s.
SWING pan, google wo9gie swing
dancing Harlem STYLE, colorsd
teachers 1905 RrbadvHy. Csdills 4
OS5s TYLER 1864 n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28

MEN
for general clranps of offices and
walls steady sob good pay west
side Detroit Coca Cola Bo'tunG 60
a6oa GratIot
MEN for factor, warehouse work.
Increased stafuuI Iates IN line with
current conditions automatic in-
ctrases end 80 tat Plant operators,
Is ms wgrk deFs must meet
WMG -'abIizatIru utu tetrs Morse
seed Co.. Brush tnI Moutuc
MEN t9t LIMIT 11
Essential lpauStts -srp -w4rA-- bakery
aud warehouse Uniforms furnished
Cafeteria iu connection Bring release,
NATIONAL BISCUIT co
spg " BALTIMORE
MEN Vanvd 20. Mushroom work in
overall auulr experienced or in-
experienced essential Industry APP
py Michigan Modern overall Clesn-
-rs, $3.50 Roselawn.
MEN ana boys over ~ Tor autograph
press room bows must have work
ine papers Apply National Lltho-
graph Co 1910 Reauoien.
MFN to sotr mail and Wrap parcel
post package no experience necss
ssrN come ready for work Prince 4
60 IVr '0.i GrendY Ave
MES Qualified 90 orte INCOME az
rrturn~ fuH ut r4r tune unusual
oprarton'tt E'N Btr>u. Detroit
r mos
MIDDLE A,Iu uen assist m
warrhnus. ~ rIu-t.i4 rI aud
ssp mtnufso ..mYtu. Fetola
mems postwar position rlffUtG-' .rr.
tnn, good .N8ees Arms 7lso r
Mos ich0is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
>rt>M. nor w,rrR >tRNI,t
TOOLS AND DIES
oAiJlNl =
j03l Hamilton TT. 1890
Cum. WASHER RErAIRI>t

A, T. MAKES repaired rehuIidinE
Guaranteed workmanship reason
able Free estimates NV Ofal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
RENTALS WANTED
WANTED TO RENT ROOMS

MOTHER wants home has two chill
dren care OF children while QI.thsr
works. Cal y. Miller. lSsfaystis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
CA. 3S3S
NEW HOUSES FOR SALE

a COMPETE SELECTION
See our IN lfels ready 20 move "
Q bedroom home f4u attic basement,
.sn.r u' Grsiiof -ia Nne sec
coils SIS moa'h O'ncr models IN
desirable locations 0nly $500 down
S-r th,-~ AA-f H-lsie- t.-iat
TURNER 4 WILSON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28

WHY RENT7 Nep home. only 1900
town MrFAy.ANE BROS 7e3i'
Ford Roao A. NifdIs Belt 'DE $3.50
DE 25sr
GRATiOT-7 MILE SEC BRICK
3 rooms attic. Tile features shop
pine schools transportation, brick
restricted rellhborhond 81 800. $3.50
down 1908 East Mie IT. 2-7733
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
I-sfi "a Mle pr isas
a Defense Homes Project

5000 DONS MOVE RIGHT IN
Gail John Quiuian Cherry ss2i
EAST DETROIT Gratiot-s Mile sec
&es = bedrooms Tie features
aff'r basement 5000 down incl
tsNes aat fnsArApfe see these to.
tHf 1909 Fighf Mile Pl ii0s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

%CORPIO. The Scorpion" is the eighth sign
- OF the zodiac. According 70 Greek legend, II
TO Diono thot he could vonqVish oil onimois.
whereUpon she ordered scorpion TO offock
him. Jupiter pioced both sioyer ond victim in
the heavens.
(See Next Poge)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-18
Spearhead OF
Japs Blunted
In China War

ChunEk ing. May Is - (Ap) -
smashing attacks by American and
Chinese dIrmCn against mIlC-l"u.
columns Of japanese infantry and
cavalry southwest of Lnyang. ~ Ito
nan province. WCr" announced 10y IN"
'h'ncSc high command today. and
Chinese dispatches said the enemy
%pcHrhcHd threatening the isolation
"i the city had been bluutCd.
More than poo Japanese trucks
arm"rcd cars and tanks were de
StrnyCd forty miles south of l,nyru!.
~ one attack. the announcements said.
\ Chinese pinCcrS north and south
"i tho Burma road west ni the Sal
W"cn river in southwestern NUuHHu
m"Nluc" was developing, with thu
'hlnc%" %cIIlUG strategic lIphdaw
pass liittcCn ruIlCS cast Of l.uugl.n.
ON the Burma road. whiCh runs -
uhe nrrih). and capturing th1"i"H.
an important supply point "u ir"
"hwcll river. 81 miles above '"u.~
chunG. important JHpaucsc Dd-"
north Of the Burma road.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-18
War Work Strikes
Denounced Before
Senate Committee
lncxcusable Moves,
Patterson Asserts;
Work. Fight Okayed

Washington. May lS-tAPp
Under Secretary Of War Pat
t"r'"n testified today that "ahy
Strlk" in wartim" on war pro-
dUcrjon is incNcuSablc. what
ever the merits.
Patterson appeared before .rr scn-
Secretary "' the Navy .'umc, Y.
at" Military Committee with Acting
fur"stal and War Production Ch.!i-
man Donald NJ. Nelson. All I:r.ci
work ur fight" legislation.
Nielsen said Il "dcSpcratc" mau-
Foundry industry. which supplies
power situation existed in the
ir"n and steel castings for trans
portatiCn. farms and war ruuip-
mcnt. Tie testified the situation
will develop into 4 great dan.
G"r is not solved quickly.
tutr"Stsi. Wh' has Dccn confirmed
as Navy secretary. but has nnt vet
'a''"n the cath. Supported tn" ,vur'.
ui ilChl bill rs Il statutory aiinma-
'l"n "i the obligations uf citizens a.,
HON" 80 back Up the men on tn,,
fighting front by work IN war lrf,; ="
Patterson and Nelson argued !ur
N" TN along similar lines. f'udIr
~" M ASSURE. men "a tu /, would lc
SUBJECT 10 induction into military or
wwf units II they left farms or
cSSc. ,Idl industry jobs without n.r-
mission ui draft boards. Men nhvsl-
c"Iiy disqualified Tor military sc,yicc
could h' drafted into WORK unit.
unIcs, they t,pk war Jobs.