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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Film Time Clock

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Women ~ Bondage i20 a m. SO.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Death 1aotttes

BINNFR March T.. Catherine
beloved wife NJ the late Pete
dear mother OF MTs. Catherine rm.In
IosF. Jerome ana Harold IurrrI.
from Griffin a wade 1927 E Irl-
fsr.1u avenue WedresdaF A. lr
and ~ Ambrose Church a. 10 .'o.
CANIPFIEID- Mar ~. ~ me horne
603s w. Fort street Floyd To- nr
loved husband 81 Naile Campbell
brother ~ Mrs. Neile Mahon Qf s.lfE
Hampton ont Funeral from MoTtr
a Dun Chapel. 662E Mest Fort si 4.
Wednesday ate r RI.
COHEN Ben. a. Miami $40 ia
beloved brother OF Lou Uncle uf
Services az Lewis Bros chapel iil1
John r., Friday. 2 D. m. bltal
C+7vefhfA PARK Cemetery
MANIFESTATION N. March Il
0i lfZI BeVick, wife of fhe ar
Thomas r.. dear mother of Glenn
4 and Byron II Remain a. fHr
N1u iirwFEhF Funeral chapel iTF1-
p Warren. corner Berk shire. HrTI
il b. m Tuesday Burial ptfthur l.
I8 Pittsburgh papers please r-
hrief service a. 2. III itsHd-+
HOOPER March "a; William d. .t
a41 vs.. Fourth street k0ytl OAK
suddenly !, beloved husband ~ ur
tFauhnrt hyrrg Hooper rune lT
services wIl bc held from The VIRGO
-E+@Asl Funeral Home. Lafayette
at 5th street. Royal OAK, Thgrsdap
p. m. London, ont. papers please
copy
Ht March II sarah beloved
william Collins. Mrs. Lillian Ph.bo-
oeauN. Mrs. Grace Wauath. Mrs
Frances LaCroix, Mrs nellie Can
reid. Mrs Helen Hollands, Ms MU-
cred Chalmers Wallace and DAVID
daughter OF Mrs Agnes Sparrow
fister OF Mrs Mary Vaughn Mr.
Lillian Briadsge and Mrs EUzanfU
Fetcn. Funeral service Wednead8y
! p m At a y. Peters Funeral
Home l2o5z Grstiot
ri IHERFORD- March i2. MAJ oi
i-ie8 NeHt brook beloved wife ~
Henry Funeral service a. me Ha,cs
Chapel. 1905 Hamilton. a. Puritan.
Tif'4rsday r N
NIENEN~-M March Il ANrauH !
of i2es7 RcselaWn. beloved husband
~ Eleanor dear trufur- 0f i3rr-7 ~
a1c Gordon hrother-iu- of F.t
Bert MathcWson Of n. Is. Arus
Services o. Fred Wood Funeral
Home $3.50 Plymouth Road Thurs
dst 80 g. m ami 81 n .44's
Church 2 IN Burial 81 JuNrf
NtSKLTR March 70 Riess a
ti2 McbolFati. wife ~ trr 7tr
Efvtrd. dear mother OF Mr. Gc,
rupnick Mrs. William Llt1. fI
ward Norman and Ray moud grand
wHtrer of 10 grandcni.drer AMI Hr'
great ErandChild Funeral teE. ID
~ ednesdsF. 80 p IT.. ~
Peters Funeral Home, l2057 Cratic.
art z p ~. a. ut Zion Luthtrar
! Church, NJ Nichols and Gra'iaf Ir
ceased was member OF Ladies Az
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
GRAND TERRACE CASINO
Cass Town Hall

EMILY KIMRROUGH. the CO
author of Our Hearts We're Young
and Gay" will speak for the Town
Hall in the CasS Theater Friday.
March II, az II a. m. Her subject
for this closing lecture Of the sea-
son will be The Confessions of a
Scapegoat
Miss Kipbroueh and Miss
Skinner nave recently returned
from Hollywood where they as
sisted in the filming OF the story
OF their European trip. Miss KIM
hrough's OWN book I'VE Followed
Our Hearts To Hollywood. is the
result OF this experience.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
No Makeup

ANNE BAXTER is the first Of
the glamour girls 10 90 before the
camera without the usual movie
makeup. Her role in Guest in the
House" requires "a rare beauty,
all the appeal OF youth and the
outward appearance Of purity and
Innocence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

t2ss s57. 10 io.H = m The
Heats on 80 5.55. sizp n
RKO UPTOWN TIE Hsars On 30.
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Marines sos. 6.75 as p n
ROY Al "saluts 20 me Mariner +"
30 1852 8. n The Heats on, s 20,
e.53 , N
TELENEWS-Nsws, short subjects. 9
al 90 II p n
INIIED ARTIsTS--"Gir crazy" II
m 25T e.A. ~ - 3 m Man
FFea Down Under 4" i.0s. 5-es p-o3 ?. n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Guest Conductor

EFREM KURTZ. conductor Of
the Kansas City Philharmonic Or
chestra, has been engaged 10 con-
duct Sunday afternoon broadcasfs
by the Detroit symphony on May
Z. IA q and q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

ing champion, who has his first
biz part IN this Eddie Bracken-
Ella Raines film.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Stone
Returns
To BOWery

CPL. HARVEY STONE is home
on furlough and the natural out
come is that he's the guest of the
Bowery all this week. He returns
TO prove that army life hasn't
stamped out his clever humor and
10 present his version OF the way
IN which civilian Is if4ucted and
begins his life in service.
Tenor Paddy Cliff IS another
returned personality. who is liked
for his singing of "Paghacci, A"
CELTIC Lindo" and Martha.
Marjorie Garretson remains for
a second week with her sOphisti-
Gated parodies on current favor
ties, and Woods and Bray, the
Slayman All tumblers. Cooper
and Clifton, Charlie Carlisle, the
Pat Walsh Victory Girls and
Benny Resh's orchestra all hold
over, too. Wanda La Vonne,
character dancer, bows in.
CLUB GAY HAVEN
Ann Suter repeats at the Gay
Haven, where both her manner
isms and comedy material are
amusing. Dick Drake is again
featured as master Of ceremonies.
and others in the show are Healy
and Garneila: Charlyne Elge.
character dancer, Johnny La Bel
young tenor, and Selma Rose.
song StyliSt Jimmy Ferrell's or.
chestra plays.
GRAND TERRACE CASINO
Hannah williams and the
Cheerful Little E9rful remain al
the head of the Grand Terrace
Casino show. For the supporting
cast there's Tony Gray. emsee
Dolly NigGemeyer' Hollywood
Cover Girls; the Four Flashes. a
vocal and instrumental quartet.
Dick Rowland and Ben Young
orchestra Collette Lyons, comedi-
enne from the Civic Operas
"Showboat, - and tap dancing
George Tapps come In next
Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
MINkITH
LOST AND FOUND

CLARlNET-Boy' student lost v-
cinlty Chicago snd Montrose. Re
ward Vermont 7-5537
LOeT-Dec "a. ration book 40
Mrs. Angslins DAVIS Ciearwster
South Carolina Return 20 1922
watson 81, Detroit :. N'tn Rev
LOST @uianor1 wrist w1tChf 10wT
town. Saturday afternoon. Reward.
TrVrrferd 5-Sgig
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Fiohter Scores

ONE OF the surprise perform
anceS OF Hail the Conquerlng
Hero is turned in by Freddie
Steele. former middleWeight box
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Expert Service Directory
and Buyers Guide
ADVFRTISINC DI~PIAY

CARLSON STUDIOS - Aave-'ls.0F
10 displays posters 1909 Brush a..
Telephone RA. sii4.
CLEANERS PICKUP DELIVERY
HAVE YOUR spring cleaning done
Don't wait Famous Chr co 1911
ATTIfs IoNNERJIU
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wtsht ..IsIiste typs. u, omfor,sb.,,
ysi- i4ln--aaA Att st+s .sperior rvp.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
AT1ICs C0NVERfl


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Properly insulated. nicely finished
additions, alterations carpsntrrs ava
pasteIers available Tor al nome zee
pairs. 10 money down, easy [ay-
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ELECTRIC'L SUPPLIES. fINit Rt>
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Floor SANDING, WANING, RE.
AL DusTLEss aoorsardins aa.aa-
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Al SANDING. waxing. rear ..n-
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FURNACE CLEANING, RETAlKiNG
FURNACE. boilers cleaned reparr
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FURNACES Cleaned. repairing Be-
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WHEN furnaces smoke can ut
Chimney, furnaces cleaned 8rt re-
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ICE SKATING--WtNnSOR
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Arena, 572 McDougsl. Windsor
oil JRNERS
OIL burners. gas burners staee-
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HOME IMPROVEMENT
BEFORE makiag nome improvements
caN ne HOUSE DOCTOR ioI
huggestions and IDEAS, no Obligation
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ROCK WOOL blown ia walls a'ir,
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS

OIL burners. gas burners. stoeer ..r
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

Ms4s Into EXTRA ROOM. Sls5 Up
Properly insulated. nicely finished
additions. alterations; carpsntcrs ar3
pastelers available tor al nome zee
30 rs. 10 money down. easy gay
melts. Phone dag or night
VAN MYERS, Contractor
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

BEFORE maklag home improvements
cali ne HOUSE DOCTOR foI
Huggestions and IDEAS. no Obligation
lafayette o590. RFsTRICK LUN.
BrN CO Since 1854
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
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save fuel comfort. TN. fNsa1
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Have your mattress fcnrvntr1
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Evening star., 1944-10-22

make it. But Red piped up before l
could speak. He said: Il en- drop
a pineapple into lard can at two
hunnerd feet ="
Bradley took deep breath. 1t
sounded like a death rattle to me.
Sure. sure" he finally managed.
Then, all of a sudden, it was
light. We would never have made
it up the cliff. Red blew his nose.
"Okay. you guys en- start DRAWN
their fire -"
| saw Bradley moisten his lips.
Just minute, Red ="
They'll start blastin' US outa
here any second -"
The Sergeant's face was very
pale when he picked up the handle
talkie. Then suddenly he started
grinning. ITS working again.
They're looking for us"
Then ne started talking fast.
yeah. yeah" he finally wound
up. lust four hundred yards from
the stream ="
While Bradley was talking, Red
squirmed. Finally he said: You
guys gonna work with me or agin
me?"
BRADLEY put down the handle
talkie. 1T must've dried out alter
that dunking in the stream. Any
way, our outfits moving up. In
about ten minutes they'll be work.
ing out on the Japs from up there
=" He gestured toward the top OF
the cliff.
Red pulled impatiently at his
ear. Are we gonna CAB all day, or
are we gonna work out on them
Japs?"
Bradley yawned. ut isn't neces-
sary, Red. No sense getting winged
when help is on the way"
The Sarge is right" was able
to talk again. was feeling lot
better. Ten or fifteen minutes more
and we'd be out of the woods. l
didn't have that hopeless, trapped
feeling any more. looked CRATE
fully toward the handie-talkie and
thought that science was sure Won
derful.
Bradley was grinning, although
he was still sort of pale. "You don't
have to try to clean 'em up with
pineapples, Red. Our outfit -
Red snarled. yellow, huh? Lis
sen Bub - reach for your rifle
or III toss you outa here" He
sounded as though he meant it. too.
Bradley and l started working
out. wasn't able to see Red wind
up, but he let the first one fly "a
Evening star., 1944-10-22
ONE-MAN WAR
Continued from opposite page

beauty! Hes coming through. all
right" croaked. Lucky our out
fits on the way and there's no real
squeeze -"
Sergeant Bradley licked the
sweat off his upper lip. The hell
there isn't any squeezer' he NUT
tered hoarsely. That radio chat
ter of mine was all phony - just
something to make Red think there
wasn't any pressure. I'm using
psychology on that lunk. If he
figures he doesn't have to come
through in the pinch ="
We SHIFTED our sights and my
mouth went dry. 1t all depended
on psychology.
The second grenade hit dead GEN.
ter, and the air was full of Japs.
Psychology" Sergeant Bradley
said, ITS wonderful"
l couldn't talk. l simply fired
and ducked.
Then Sergeant Bradley was
chortling triumphantly. The third
grenade had landed. There were
only two stray Nips left. Gold
meat" Bradley shouted and picked
them off. 1--WE don't need the help
= that isn't coming" He whistled
with relief.
And then, automatically, start
ed following Red up the steep sides
of the canyon. After little while
he paused and whispered out of the
corner of his mouth: Gosh who'd
ever have fggered Bradley was
yellow The way he stalled around,
givin' us all that double-talk bout
our gang movin' up! Gosh, if that
handie-talkie' been any deader,
it'd stunk.''
You knew that radio wasn't
working?" | gulped. But - but
Bradley put that act on just for
you"
For me?" Red wrinkled up his
forehead.
"YEs, we thought you'd blow up
if you figured the game depended
on you ="
Game? What gamer"
| took deep breath. well,
didn't you used to 60 to pieces
when the score was tied and the
bases were loaded, and -"
Red grunted. Sure, l used to
blow up. Sure, maybe guy'd
blow up in baseball game. but
-" he grabbed vine and pulled
himself up another three feet. but
whatever gave you guys the idea
that wars a gamer" The End
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-29

D. F. Feimuth, from Ketchikan, is staying at the Gastineau Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-29
NO CHANGE BEEF FpRI(E5;
 0pA |S FIRM

Until a trial of present prices is made, the Alaska Office of Price announced today no changes in beef prices as recently ordered, can be justified. The ma jority of dealers throughout the Territory are now selling at ceiling prices, according to an OPA survey and are expressing no dissatisfac- ton.
 The OPA statement also indi- cates that the recent cutting test in Juneau was so abnormal, throw ing away almost 40 per cent of every carcass sold, that not even at prices charged through 1943 and most of 1944 could Juneau dealers have made any profit.
 "The operating profit allowed by present ceilings, which Juneau dealers have refused to even try,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-29

CHRISTMAS TURKEY SHOOT atch the paper for where and when.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-29
MRS. ANDERSON HERE

Mrs. Emmett Anderson arrived at the home of her parents here Mon day evening from Seattle where she has resided for the past year, after being called south because of an accident to her husband at an Army pest. Mrs. Anderson, the former Tyra Wahto, states that her husband has since recovered and is now on active duty in the South Pacific. She will visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Gust Wahto, over the holidays.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-29
D. l. ". CLUB NEWS

The Douglas Island Woman's Club has set December 9 as the date for their Fishpond Party and afternoon coffee. Members or others who have trinkets or other articles which could be used in connection with the Fish Pond are asked to call Mrs. L. s. Grant, who will call for them. Her phone number is 414.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-29
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
GUARD MEETING

There will be a regular meeting of the Douglas Unit of Territorial Guards tomorrow evening at 7::30 o'clock at the Natatorium. Capt. Wendell Cahill asks all possible to attend as a rifle team is to be selected for coming tournaments. Uniform will be coveralls, leggings, ammunition belts and rifles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-29

ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 Articles of Incorporation have been filed here by the Anchorage Gospel Tabernacle, a non-profit organization
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-29

is 145 per cent of the allowance in Seattle D. J. O'Connor, Territorial Price Executive, said, and there fore, without proof of hardship the Territorial Office of Price Admin istration cannot recommend any changes in these prices without doing an injustice to the consumer public"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-29
READINGS TO PHILADELPHIA

Louis E. Grading, Regional Fiscal Inspector with the U. s. Forest Service, left aboard the Princess Norah for Philadelphia, where he has been assigned. He was accom- panied by his wife.
 Grading arrived here last Janu- ary from Washington, D. c.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-29

James G. Manning and Peter Gatz, from Fairbanks, are staying at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-29
LARSEN IN TOWN

Holger s. Larsen is registered at the Gastineau Hotel from Fair banks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-29
NORTONS HERE

F. Robert Norton and son are here and are registered at the Gastineau Hotel from Hoonah.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-29
FROM ANCHORAGE

Peggy Nystrom is registered at the Baranof Hotel from Anchorage.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-11-02
ROCKCREST
Mrs. H. A. Yocom
Tele. 657-J

q e
H. M. White, Jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. M. White, celebrated his
tenth birthday last Friday by en-
tertaining a group of his friends
at his home On Crawford Drive.
After enjoying refreshments, the
children attended the evening per-
formance at the Milo. Guests in
cluded: Bobby Lee Bowling, Rob
ert Yocum, Peter Hill, Frank Rec
mer, Jr., Larry Bingham, Teddy
Bingham, Ralph. Ward, Bobby
Chambers and Ray Willett,sg
Mrs. Howard Burke has return-
ed from Frederick after. spending
several days there s5yoosa
A bulletin board hRsybeen placed
at Mrs. Virginia Farrelly's Mar
ket on Horner's Lane for the con-
venience of Rockcrest people. 1t
is a gift from the Rockcrest Circle
of the Presbyterian Church.
DR.. and Mrs. Kenneth, Endicott,
formerly of Rockcrest, are moving
into Public Health quarters at the
Institute in Bethesda.
Mrs. E. ]. Foster and Mrs. w.
R. Hill of Roanoke, Va, are visit
ing at the Leslie Foster home on
Lewis Avenue.
Mrs. A. L. Fry of Chicago is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
Louis T, Hayner of Viers Mill
Road.
The Rockcrest Circle of the
Presbyterian Church met at the
home of Mrs. T. Faatz on Read
ing Avenue. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Carl Binker on Gail Avenue on
November 18th.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-11-02
Sandy gfai,sS NsiShloahood

of. Washington, were weekend Wis
itors of DR.. and Mrs. Eric Eng
lund.
Mrs. Robert C. Gilmore, Jr., of
Bethesda, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and. Mrs. j. w.
Jones, at "The Briars".
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Whitlock
entertained sixty guests at tea
last Wednesday, honoring Con-
gresham and Mrs. j. Glenn Beall.
Mrs. Mitchell Hubbard has re-
turned to her home, Lyndon, af-
ter visiting her parents in Con-
necticut and New York City.
The Sophomores of Sherwood
School were sponsors of success
ful Harvest Dance at the school
last Friday night.
Mrs. Mary BentIcy has returned
from Nashville, Tenn, where she
accompanied her daughter-in-law
Mrs. Robert Bentley, who has been
visiting her since 1t Bentley left
for overseas duty several weeks
ago.
Miss Gertrude Matthews of Glen
wood was a guest of Mrs. Robert
Miller, Jr., for a week.
Mrs. J. w. Jones entertained the
Mutual Improvement Association
for luncheon at her home Thurs
day.
Mrs. Francis Thomas accom-
panied Mrs. Richard Lempke to
Fayetteville, N. G., where Mr.. and
Mrs. Lempke plan to make their
home.
1t. Jack Neighbor Of Wright
Field, Dayton, Ohio, was the week
end guest Of Mr., and Mrs. Douglas
Whitlock. This week Mr.. Whit
lock joined the Bricker train, trav-
cling through Ohio, Pennsylvania,
New Jersey and Delaware.
The Home Interest Club met at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Stabler Tuesday evening.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-11-02
ss E0srett III. Piezsom
Tele. Ashton 1928

, Alan F. Thomas and Miss
Weld have issued invitations
tea to be held at the Com
N House, Saturday, Nov. a.
and Mrs. Maurice Stabler
3 guests last week Mrs. Bes-
M and Mrs. Mary Sheets Of
Spring.
to lack Of supplies the San
pring Red Cross surgical
hgs unit has been discontin-
This unit, under supervisor
Sss Stella Moore, has beer
NJ regularly once a week at
Immunity House for nearly
hd a half years.
\ Francis Miller was hostess
h Wednesday Club this week
program was arranged by
Lindley D. Clark, and the
pal speaker was Miss Ar
2uimby, Director of Indus
JSO.
y Percy ASH, OF washington
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
Rncroft, at Norwood, for
days last week.
and Mrs. Harold w. Krogh