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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24

c. l.. jacobson. general man.
ager of the Indiana plant. an
nounced today that his plant
will recondition 4,500 trucks,
which will provide employment
for 200. The first of the trucks
10 he reconditioned are expected
at Evansville by Feb. l.
The program provides for re-
conditioning. packing and box
ing for overseas shipment army
trucks used in the United States.
These are mainly Dodge COM
mand cars and troop and cargo
transports.
The plant has reconditioned so
far about 1000 Sherman tanks.
ready for combat use,
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO. ian. az 'IkS Cash VrAin:
WHEAT-Nu> 2 mired. 81 6SLl.
CORN-No Z mixed. tiITh No. yel-
low. Sllsl4 No. 4 yellow. 81 o7h il4l.
No. yellow. 81 .ool. q l. ooL.. sample Ersde
y,lo~ T2l,e s4i,c. No. white. sl.l2b.e
i.lSG.
oATs-No. niIed heavy. 7sc, No.
Mhile. 7alac. lAmple grsdt White. oSeIAe
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Livestock M arket
DETROIT

HOGS-i 900 Active strong All desirA-
ble lso-S5o lbs. hon sii 90. ceiling tops
few heavier weights and some unfinished
i60-1so lbs STATS few l40-l6O lbs.
sl4el47s: all sovs si5SoNi4
CATTLE 400 Active steady ~ strong
-sfi-risss~s- good and cfuice fFf
steers sls Soal5So: bulk common and
medium, sloal4 most beef COWS IS 500
IL so. few best, Sl2 or better. Gamers and
cutters. mainly s6@s bulk all sausage bulls.
SIoGl3 replacement cattle scarce
CALVES-S0o Fully steady. Practical Top
and bulk good and choice vrarrS SiT so,
most common and medium, sl2nlb. cuils,
SSS 10
SHEEP 500 Active. strong on lambs
and sheep Deck good and choice G6-lb ted
western lambs top SIS 65 most good sHa
choice natives Sl5mi55o bulk MEDIUM and
good Sl3 Soal4 SO common and mrdium,
HAP so: culis down 10 SIS. most common
10 choice ewes unevenly s. S0ms c4I ewes
81 SOUS
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Recondition Trucks

Chrysler's Evansville plant is
fast becoming the nations re-
conditioning center. First il was
army tanks, now its army
t,,,ciye
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
UI( AGO

CHICAGO Jan ~ ms --l+e-'T---2 600
steady top Sl4.5. bulk Sl4 $50 IA as.
heavy tI4 500 l47A medium. Slf r S..
hsht sI4 ee%si4 7B-tirh' ttEntv ttf-ga4
Ia so PACKING sows SI3T5@ IA pigs Sl2
G135o
steady Beef stserx choice sl5al7 me-
dium, sl2als; yssrlinEI. Si2"l7- Butch-
oTS heifsrS sl0al5,7S COWS isdla.
bulls siOal3 so calves Sqal5 so feeder
steers siisla SO siockers steers Sea
Ia as. cows and hsiisp. tsHli so.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
SWindIer
To Prison
Times Photo

The fifth confidence game con-
viction Of Frank Lualdi, "A, Of
1880 Randolph resulted today in
his sentence TO -four and one-half
to five years in prison. Lualdi
has served four so 10 90-day terms
in the House OF Correction on
similar charges.
Lualdi was sentenced yesterday
by Judge w. Mckay Skillman in
recorders court on complaint of
William Albaitis, %. of 953l Bess-
amore. AlbaitiS said Lualdi ac-
-costed- hlm as he left a tavern
at 10202 Hubbell last April ,,
saying he was looking for a man
named Tony
AS Tony couldn't be found,
Albaitis offered 10 substitute for
him on a date" with two girls
who accompanied Lualdi Lualdi
then said he first wanted 10 buy
some cigarets nearby, but didn I
have change for a $50 bill.
Albaitis said he gave Lualdi
three $50 bills after which
Lualdi disappeared.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
30 Injured
InTrOlIe,yS

Thirty nine persons. including
a motorTnan. were recovering to-
day from injuries suffered last
night in TWO accidents involving
street cars.
Thirty-five passengers were in
iured slightly in the ) p. m. rush
hour. and traffic was tied up for
IS minutes at Gratiot and ST. An
tome when a northbound Grauoi
streetcar crashed into the rear OF
a Baker streetcar which was
waiting for signal light
William Ballard, 30. OF 90 +
Vernon. motorman Of the Grat.oi
car, was tiCketed for not having
his car under control He told
police his brakes did not operate
Roderlck Hanson "a. of Jos
MarStOn. motormau Of a -Four
teenth Streetcar, Southbound on
Fourteenth. was one of four in
jured when ne struck a truck
trailer al Butternut al 6.30 p. m
Police were unab le 10 fix the
blame
Victims OF both crashes were
treated at Receiving Hospital.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Prisoner Dies
In Police Cell

Arrested on a warrant charging
destruction of property sworn 10
by his eX-wife. Casinir Trace, 81,
of 4479 Freer, was found dead
early today in Jail, presumably
from natural causes.
A policeman at McGraw station
found the body when he went 10
awaken Tracz for a court appear
ance.
The ex-wife. Mary. AZ. charged
that Tracz forced his way into her
home at 1913 Central. June 20. by
breaking the lock on a door,
threatened 10 XIII her and then
fled after breaking three garage
windows. She said her former
husband was intoxicated. Police
made The arrest last night. Eo-
retta Tracz, -, daughter of the
couple, called police
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Ann Arbor Class
To Build House

ANN ARBOR. Sept 14-Stu-
dents at Ann Arbor High School
will build a complete house from
the ground up, TO be sold as a
regular dwelling, through a unique
work-experiment plan arranged
by Carpenters Union. Local SD,
OF this city with school admins
traitors.
The project is 10 be financed
by the Ann Arbor Federal Savings
and Loan Association.
Under the direction of John
Stueckeman. president of the
WaShtenaw Building Trades Coun-
Gil. a dozen or more students Will
learn 10 lay out the foundation,
rough IN The frame. build con-
crete forms. lay floors. and finish
interior and exterior work on the
house, which Will sell for $500.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Baird Suit
NearS End

The $4,000 damage suit
brought Lhy Richard Vincent vas
due 10 reach the jury today, with
all but two counts against the de
PENDANTS. Sheriff Baird, Deputy
Sheriff Raymond Van Steelant
and The National Surety Co, dis
missed.
The remaining counts include
assertions that the sheriff was
negligent in appointing his staff
and that Vincent had been as
saultcd. beaten, injured d
threatened when arrested IN
March. 1914, and brought 10 trial,
charged with Staying Joyce Raul
ston.
Robert Turner. u confessed
the Staying while Vincent was be-
ing tried.
Defense Atty Hugh X. David
son agreed 10 dismissal by Fed
eral Judge Ernest A. O'Brien OF
counts alleging collusion, conSpir-
aCNA false arrest, malicious prose
cuuon and false imprisonment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
State Loans
ToVetsUrged

LANSING. Sept. 14--Returning
veterans would not receive a bonus
but would get state money for
financial emergencies from county
boards, under a plan proposed
today by State Treasurer d, Hale
Brake
Brakes plan for using the
states S5l 100000 postwar re-
serve fund was proposed in a let
ter 10 Senator Don Vanderwerp.
chairman of the senate finance
committee
"The fund" Brake said, "is too
small for bonus. To divide
il among the returning veterans
and the dependents Of those
who do not return would make
the amount payable TO each 80
small a. 10 be Of little con-
sequence"
He suggested the money be set
aside as a trust fund. Part OF
the principal would be available
during the next FIVE years, under
the Brake plan, and the remains
der, plus the income from il, would
be available in future years.
Administration Of the fund"
he said, "wOuld be largely upon
the county level under the
Jurisdiction or tTs soldiers Hnt
sailors relief commission or
some similar county board"
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
| Killed, | Hurt
In Scdffo|d Fall

One man is dead and another
was being treated for injuries to-
day after a 50-foot plunge from a
Scaffold on the Packard Motor Car
Co. +. Grand Blvd. plant
Gather Hamlin, 35, of $50 S.
Rouge, was killed when a support
ing rope snapped on the scaffold.
Hamlin's partner, Jack Semyan.
1891 f. State Fair. was in faiS
condition in Michigan's Mutuas
Hospital. Semyan's fall Wa.
cushioned by Hamlin's body.
The two men, employed by th.
Barton Malow Construction Co.
2631 Woodward. were chipping
brick from the building with an
air chisel Hanlin is survived by
his wife and five children.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Pal Of Girl Sought
For Dope Theft Held

The boy friend Of an alleged
woman done addict being sought
by the FBI and Detroit police was
under treatment himself today for
narcotic habits. Robert s. Sklad-
nowSki, 36. was sent 70 a hospital
yesterday by Judge Frank A.
Picard. He and Louise Pinnick,
%, were alleged 10 have stolen
dope from local drugStores.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Strikers
Bar Clerks

Although the company president
personally pleaded with them, a
formidable band Of pickets today
refused Ia let Office workers en-
ter the strike bound plant of the
Ford Motor Co. of Canada in
Windsor.
Five hundred office workers.
many Of whom were women, had
appeared at the plant in respone
to broadcast plea from the com
pany.
The broadcast which was made
last night, guaranteed the Office
workers police protection but only
one patrolman was seen near the
plant this morning.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Youth Admits
Attacking 7 Girls

PONTIAC. Sept IA plea OF
guilty 10 criminal assault on TWO
lS-year-old Detroit girls was en-
tered before Circuit Judge II.
Russell Holland today by Thomas
Donovan, l6, Of 17O6 Livernois,
Detroit.
Donovan and two other Detroit
youths, Frank BOdner, 10, of
l7704 John r and Ernest Mon
asterski, II. of 17495 Goddard,
are under $1,000 bond for the
alleged assault. which occurred
June 80 at Commerce Lake. .---
Juvenile authorities have waived
jurisdiction on Donovan and Bod
ner Judge Holland continued the
case until Oct. /.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
ROmu|us Made
Separation Unit

ROmulus air base viii be set
up as an AAF Separation Center
on Sept. "a under orders received
today from Washington, Col
Joseph A. Thomas, commanding
officer, revealed
The center will operate seven
days a week, separating 80 Of
ficerS and enlisted men daily, Col.
Thomas said.
Prior TO opening the center
those being prepared for release
from the SCTvICCS n R0rnutuS witi
continue 10 be sent 20 separation
CenterS within the Sixth Service
Command.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Driver Convicted
In Fatal Accident

A traffic court jury today CON
victed Arthur g Baughman, 3
of 1867 Fourteenth, of leaving the
scene of a fatal accident.
Baughman, accused Of speeding
and driving under the influence OF
liquor, ran down and killed lgnatz
Helfrich. IS. Of 1920 Butternut OF
March Is. near Twenty-fourth. or
Michigan. lie Will be sentenced
Sent IS
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Shoves Pedestrians,
Gets 3O-Ddy Term

Walter Atfard az, today began
serving a 30-day sentence in the
House Of Correction for being
drunk and diSorderely Police said
Wednesday noon al State an d
Washington boulevard " h Q n he
started showing pedestrians into
the street
Nearly 500 people gathered be-
fore two SQUAD cars arrived
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
THE WEATHER

Dsfroi, and vicinity. Occasional showers 20
night saturday partly cloudy, continued
cool Moderate southwest winds
DETROIT DATA
Temperatures Thursday Highest 80 de-
Rrees ioNCst SIS mean 50
Departure from norma. temperatures Thurs
day 3 derrets
Departure from normal temperature since
Jan / 44a degrees
Temperature one year ago today highest
40 degrees lowest SIS mean -
Temperatures this date no past years.
Highest 100 deGrees IN 1899. lowest. 40 IN
1873
Relative humidity THURSDAY 30 m
20 per cent so = m, 6S 80 >
SIS s 30 81 M til
Precipitation IN last - hours ending %
3 30 m today % inches
Departure from normal precipitation since
Jan q "a inches
Derree days for Thursday. sept Il 8
Normal fOr sept l3
Accumulated degree DAYS this mnoth' 3.
Normal degree DAYS ior September l4l
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Annapolis Wife Wins
Wedding Annulment

Because her ensign husband
said ne didn't love her enough"
and had no intention OF remaining
married. immediately after their
elaborate Annapolis wedding, last
June Z. Mrs. Dorothy /. William
son. 755 y. Melbourne, Dearborn,
had her freedom today
Her marriage 10 Ensign Robert
Williamson II was annulled in cir
cut court by Judge Thomas +.
Maher and the brides maiden
name Of SteffeS restored.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
DISCHARGES FEARED

Roy c England. president of
striking UAW-CIO Local 200, OK
planned the barring Of Office work
erS thus.
I'VE feel these office en-
ployes. II they are permitted
TO work, will be instructed 10
make out discharge slips for
union leaders"
With the exception Of the 36
pay roll officers. no one was being
allowed 10 20 into the plant.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
lakes Due Monday

Because the office Of the COL
lector of internal revenue Is closed
on Saturdays, Detroit taxpayers
will be granted until Monday 10
pay the quarterly instalment on
their income tax. due tomorrow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
CAMPBELL DEFIED

When Wallace r Campbell,
company president asked picketS
TO open their lines and allow the
office workers 10 pass. one picket
shouted 10 the office employees:
The company nill-n paw
for borken heads. 80 why at
tempt 10 40 through picket
lines"
However the pickets cheerfully
gave permission 10 80 pay roll
officers 10 90 through the pickets
so they could complete the last
pay roll due before the strike
starts Monday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
z Store Thieves Hunted

Police today sought two -mer
who took $27 from a register ~
the w. L. Grant Co. store, ssh
w Fort, and fled in an auto.
mobile.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15

The world at your door. Phone
Cherry 5000 to order The De-
troit Times delivered daily tn
your home. tN
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Tells DAMAGE
ToGM P| P|dnts
Knudsen Returns
From Europe S Ruins
BY SHER FREEMAN
(Sss Picture Pagss)

Accuracy of American bombing,
plus the Nazis' vi and w as
saults on England, put all but SO
per cent OF General Motors pre-
war production capacity in Europe
out Of operation, 1t. Gen. William
S. Knudsen found on his recent
tour, Gen. Knudsen spent 81 days
In the Scandinavian countries,
Germany, France and England.
"It depends on the materials
situation when most of these
plants will he restored he told
press conference here yester-
day I'VE have no plans for
Germany. They have nothing to
buy cars with"
Knudsen found his native Den
mark in good shape.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
PARIS PLANTS UNHURT

knudsen said he found the plant
near East Baden half gone The
Germans had used part OF IL as
an aircraft factory. The assembly
plant al Antwerp was 90 per cent
destroyed. The two GIN plants in
Paris were unchanged and again
working but he described Condi-
tons In France as in a bad way "
There N little enthusiasm for
DeGaulle." he reported "UnlesS
he does something in an eco
homie way. he will be ousted."
The two plants near Londen he
found damage-marked but work
ing. He predicted that GM would
be sending cars and trucks 10
Europe by December
Asked II the plan 10 dc-induS-
trialize Germany was feasible, he
shook his head
1T can't be done" ne replied
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
FACE BIG DEBT

The Nazis left them with a
big debt but they're 40 glad to
be rid OF Them, rhry dom tcrer-
mind that" he said.
Knudsen went abroad at the re-
quest of Alfred T. Sloan Jr.. chair,
man OF the GM board. 10 survey
the corporation plants. Outside
Berlin, he went looking for the
GM truck plant.
II didn't expect To find il and
! didn't" he said.
lie described Berlin as .hor-
rible' from bombings and pre-
dlcted the winter would be
terrible" Everywhere he went in
Germany, knudsen said he found
people walking around with a
vacant look on their faces
There II no doubt that the
Germans are whipped this time"
he said
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
DR.. NJ Mehen
Rites Sunday


Rites for DR.. Charles E. Nc
Mehen. well-known physician who
died Unexpectedly yesterday at
Harper Hospital. will be conduct
ed at p. m. tomorrow at the Will
liam Sullivan and Sons Funeral
Home, 705 w. First, Royal Oak,
with burial Monday afternoon in
Woodland Cemetery. London, Ont.
The 60-year-old physician, who
practiced in Detroit and Berkeley
for "a years, made his home at
1921 w. Oakwood Blvd. He was
a graduate of Western University
Medical School at London.
Following three years overseas
service with the Canadian army
as major in the medical corps
during World War /, DR.. Nc
Mehen in 1920 was appointed di-
rector of the Army Hospital at
Guelph, Ont.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Grace McMehen; two daughters,
Mrs. Doris Snedecor and Margaret
Ann, and a sister, Mrs. ID. p.
Roberts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
Council Cut
To6Mennbers

Councllmen Frank Cody and
Eugene |. Van Antwerp. both OF
whom have been hospitalized for
several weeks, will be unable 10
return to their council duties for
at least another two months. it
was reported today by Council
man Henry S, Sweeny
Ill for eight weeks at Henry
Ford Hospital, Cody was 10 leave
the hospital today but Will be un-
able to leave home during a long
period of convalescence. Van Ant
werp, who broke his leg on visit
to Veterans Hospital in Dearborn.
is still confined there
With Councilman George Ed
wards in Texas on military leave.
the council has only six members
available for duty, making neces-
Sary unanimous vote on legiSla-
tion which is 10 be effective inn
mcdiatcly and on tax adjustment
matters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
Tourist Council
Redppoiints Five

MACkINAC ISLAND, July =
Reappointment of five members
Of the Michigan Tourist Council
was announced here today by Gov
Kelly. They are:
w. G. Armstrong Of Niles,
master Of the Michigan Grange.
Lee Wilson HutchinS. preSi-
dent of the Hazeltine and Perk-
ms Drug Co, Grand Rapids.
w. Webb Mccall, publisher,
Isabella County Times News,
Mt Pleasant.
T. L. Radcliff, Detroit. general
traffic manager of the Great
Lakes Greyhound Lines.
w. s. Woodflll. Mackinac
Island, president of the Grand
Hotel.
Managers Of the states -four
tourist and resort associations also
are members of the Tourist
Council.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
Price eChdrQeS
Laid 10 Seven

The OPA cited four automobile
repair men a dry cleaner. a
hullder and photographer n
fcdrraf court mere today FOR cell
ing price Violations and failure TO
keep proper records.
InUnCuonS and triple damages,
30 be determined by audit, were
sought IN all seven cases. Named
IN the suits were Maurice ID.
IIoran. Herman Winston, Sam
Garotalo and Harold Hudson, who
operate automobile service sta
tionS AZ 5000 r. Warren. SO r.,
$3.50 Moffat and Ottawa
Lake, Mich, respectively; Irving
l.. Brose, 2542 Blaine, a builder;
Lucille Zcnt. proprietor of the
Lucille Photographic studios. l5226
Wyoming. and G.. NJ. Allen, pro-
prietor Of cleaning establish
mcnt al lS70S John r. -
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
Railroad Travel
Bans frightened

WASHINGTON. July z GNS)-
Further restrictions on railroad
leeper accommodations for
civilians loomed today as the ODT
banned nonmilitary Pullman travel
for trips of $50 miles or less,
effective. July 10.
ODT Director J Monroe john
son said the order was made
necessary by Unexpectedly heavy
arrivals of troops from Europe
en- route 10 the Pacific during June
and early July
johnson said the arrivals ex-
ceeded war department expecta-
tionS. He said the order will
divert S95 sleeping cars from
civilian TO military use 1t cuts
civilian sleeping car space about
25 per cent, leaving some $500
sleepers available for the home
front, but does not affect chair
ear or dining car service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07


War department quotas. upon
which sclective service calls for
manpower through It's local
boards, are running approximately
10000 a month. with no change
Indicated for August
SeVcnteen-year-oldS becoming
Is each year average 100000 a
month, with one-quarter being re-
Iected for physical defects or
other causes. OF the remaining
5000. the navy is now taking
35 600 10 10000 monthly. leaving
a minimum ef 5000 A month for
the army from the 1S-year-olds
alone The 2l 20 30 age group
more than totals the $1,000 re-
naming 70 complete monthly
quotas.
All inductccS in the 1S-year-old
group must receive at least six
months training before being
shipped overseas, and even when
in theater of operations il has
been found necessary TO continue
training for six To eight months
before assigning men to combat
units
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
Firm Fights
Vet Job Suit

Attorneys Tor The Assh-keNl-
nator Corp. today asked dismissal
Of a suit filed in federal court by
Assistant L. : Attorney Kenneth
d. wilkins on behalf Of George r.
Droste Of WcSphaha, charging
violation Of the accomplishment
provisions Of the Sclectve Service
Act.
Droste stated in his suit that
after coming back to the Lansing
division Of the Nash-Kelvnator,
following his discharge from the
army. he was put back 70 work
as a grinder, but since that time
he has been transferred 10 vari-
Gus positions al lower pay.
His wage rate, he said, has de
creased FROM -tAe- original 81 81 te
SS cents per hour.
According 10 rc-enpIoymert
provisions Of the draft act, after
neyS said. honorably discharged
veterans shall be re-employed If
application IS made within 90
dsy> and ne then shall not be dis
missed within q year.
-NaSh-kelHiRateF LAWYERS SAID
that Droste was first hired as a
-tit4ekef.- When -i4s-offs occurred
because of contract cuthackS he
was given the privilege Of trans
ferring to another department as
agreed IN the union contract.
However, he admitted he could
not meet the production require
mentS, they stated
The company denies any viola
tion Of the law No date has yet
been set Tor the trial
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
3 In ArERRy.
Mother
Destitute

The paralyzed mother Of three
boys IN service. Mrs. Alice May
so. of 2636- MI Elliott, today lies
in Elo.Se Hospital. a patient OF
Wayne County because none Of
her sons has been able 10 obtain
a dependency discharge.
Cared for by her husband
Harry, until his death three weeks
ago. Mrs. May is completely with
out funds for private medical care,
Her eldest son. Pfc. John, may
obtain a discharge IN time, but
with an extended emergency fur
louCh ended. ne returned 20 Fort
Ord. Cal. yesterday Another son,
NM lie Harry, also on emer-
Cency furlough. must return TO
his station in Alaska Monday.
Fhc third boy, PFC. Robert, is
now IN Germany John and Harry
have locked up their parents
home 20 which they want 10 re-
i44ra- -.eAea-the war sever
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
Detroiter Completes
Term al Aftdfrdz

Frank RatowSkii, 81, 4 formerly Of
Detroit, has completed a 10-year
sentence in Alcatraz prison for
the 1894 -rehseFy-ef- IA Detroit
postal subStation which netted him
$500, Assistant L. S. District At
torney S. Vincent Fordell said
today.
The robbery was at 3400 Michi-
gan. Rutowski was sentenced to
90 years on two counts by Federal
Jgase- Edward !, -Aalnet-hu -hut-the
circuit court Of appeals reduced
the sentence 10 years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
6Cdnddidns jailed
For Riot in Britain

ALDERSHOT, England, July 7
tUPJ-Armed police patrolled the
streets Of AldcrShot and half
dozen Canadian soldiers were re-
ported under arrest today as an
aftermath 10 the riots h I
wrecked part of the town WcdneS-
day and Thursday night.
All but about 1000 of the 1000
Canadians stationed here to
await shipment home were with
drawn from the town by midnight
last night and the rest -w-e-re e
scheduled 10 leave today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07

If you read it as hcuon-you'd hardly believe
word
Yet Bob Considine's Captain Eddie" IS the
true life story of Eddie Rickenbaoker No.
Ysnk fer of World War l.
And in effect it's the story OF thousands of
men and machines who are making the impos-
sbe look easy on every front today
Here are the escapes, the victories, the awards
Here is the disillusionment that trails so many
heroes. Here is great writing-great reading.
Great entertainment, too-20th Century-Fox is
making it into sensational movie.
The rest Of the issue is in keeping with Cap
tain Eddie" What other magazine ever brought
you Bob Considine, Sinclair Lewis. Kathleen
Norris Vina Delmar and Westbrook Pegler-
in single month