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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-14
Costly Termites
Loretta Young Wins Suii
Over Mansion

HOLLYWOOD, Jan, 13 (UP)
Benjamin (Bugsy)' Slegel, who
has made a variety Of appearances
in court, usually as a defendant
yesterday lost in the roic of plain
tiff in his suit TO force actress
Loretta Young and her army of
ficer husband to buy his Holmby
Hills mansion.
Superior Judge Carl A. Stus-
man ruled that. Miss Young and
her husband. 1t Col. II. A. Lewis,
were justified in canceling their
agreement to buy Seigels home
when dispute arose over who
would pay for exterminating ter
mites on the premises.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-14

.Filipinos and in a short time re-
turned leading a sleepy Jap.
The Jap was dressed in white
and blue striped trousers beneath
which he wore a belt "of a thou
sand stitches"
Under international law he is
subject to court-martial as a spy.
A Jap soldier was badly beaten
by the time the Filipinos OF Man.
galden turned him over to the
Americans.
The little people Of this Filipino
town knew he had been on the
regular Kempeitai (secret mill
tary policel salary as a finger
man spying on guerrilas, some OF
whom we're arrested on his in
formation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-14
Jap Puppet in Manila
FIees 10 Mountains

NEW YORK. Jan. 13 GNS)-
Jose p. Laurel. puppet leader OF
Jap-occupicd islands in the Philip
pines. and his entire cabinet have
fed from Manila to Baguo in the
northern mountains of Luzon. the
.CBS reported today in a broad
cast from Gen. MacArthur's head
nuartprS
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-14
PauIetfe Goddard
Reported RaIIYinq

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 13 tINS)-
Condition of screen star Paulette
Goddard was described today as
slightly improved after blood
TRANSMISSION given her at st. Johns
Hospital. Santa Monica:
Miss Goddard retired from pic
turc work two months ago 10
await the arrival Of the Stork. Her
husband, Burgess Meredith, is at
her bedside.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-14
Labor Party Protests
National Service Law

NEW YORK. Jan. 13 tUP)--
The Socialist Labor party, in tele-
grams 10 President Roosevelt and
Rep. Andrew J MAY CD of Ken
lucky chairman of the House
military affairs committee. today
protested the proposed national
service law.
The party asserted II would be
in violation OF the Thirteenth
Amendment forbidding involun-
tary SerNltude.'
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-14
Pay Raise Granted

WASHINGTON. Jan. 13 (INS)
"A War Labor Board panel to-
night recommended an increase of
10 cents an hour for some $1,000
employees of the Southwestern
Bell Telephone Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-14
Seek to Exonerate Witches
Hanged in Salem in 1892

name o. Mes Pudeator but Cal
lahan d.Taes So include the
names oi htc other victims Of the
Wltch-raft ccIusIQD. Susanna Mar
tin, Brcgc' Bishop. Alice Parker,
Margaret Scott and Wilmot Read.
A total ~ 10 persons died on
Ga..oWs Hi ir Salem before. ira
d.t.cH saysl the devil became
Cont ed and pointed 10 the
wife ci me governor ol the colony
1s Is witch The governor then
ended tho pc.secuuons and freed
20 or 80 suspects.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-14
Fears for Colleges
# War Extends TO DO

ATLANTIC CITY, y J.. Jan. 13
GNSl-Fear that prolongation Of
Vic war through 1916 may have
disastrous effect on American col
loges and may possibly force some
10 close was expressed today by
DR. G. H. Marvin. president Of
George Waeh.nEtop University, Dr..
Marvin said federal aid only can
avert irropsrahlC loss to the col
lcgpc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-14
Size of u. S. Fleet Astounds
Filipino Who Hid 3 Years

ship to which the Filipino came
estimated that with the increased
voted by Congress since the war
started. the Filipino radioman has
some $4,000 in back pay due him.
1T will come in very handy.
sir" he told an officer II have
a wife and eight children.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-14

BOSTON. Jan. 13 CUP)-Thc
Massachusetts Legislature has
beer asked 70 exonerate belatcdly
ak persons hanged during the
Wstchcraft deluSion at salem in
16e2.
Senator J. Elmer Callahan fled
the petition in he Senate Ecster-
day In behalf Of H. Vance Green
Sllt OF New OrGc8ns La. 4 de-
Scendsnt Of the family Of Ann
Pudeator. one Of those hanged
CreenSht sought 70 clear the
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-14
.$3o,ooo,ooo Claim

CINCINNATI, Jan r. tUPl-
Former Judge John ". H7u>ser-
mann a nearby New RI-hr1onG.
millionaire Philippine mine owner
said today he hgd filed tentative
claim for loo 900 Tor war dam
age 10 his properties.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-14
Chapped
RaWSkin Begs
For Ice-Mint

For quick. soothing comfort when siin
10 painfully chapped get Ice-Mint on the
job at oneei Not a beauty lotion but a
medieated cream with lots Of soothing oils.
Don't suffer longer with stinginR and
srnarting you'll sing with joy the minute
this cooling white cream touches your skin.
The best thing you ever tried 20 sooths
raw, cracked skin and do away with harsh
roughness. So don't wait any longer - AJAX
your druggist for Ice-Mint todayi
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-14
Mine PerIey in March

WASHINGTON. Jan. 13 (INS)
Union and industry spokesmen
announced jointly today that ne
gotations for a new coal wage
contract will begin in Washington
March /.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-14
International Photo

LINGAYEN GULF. LUZON,
Jan. lS UNSl-"Where in the
world did We get all these
ships?"
That was the reaction Of Fill
pino radio man, lie. a veteran of
25 years OF service in the Ameri-
can navy, when he reported for
duty aboard a warship in Lin
gayen Gulf after Concealing his
identity and avoiding capture for
three years.
When the Filipino last saw our
Asiatic fleet, IL consisted Of a few
aged destroyers, submarines and
smaller craft
He walked out on the beach
near his home town of Dagupan
on the day of our landing and
was aStoundCd 10 see more than
500 vessels In the gulf, many OF
them types that did not exist
three years ago
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-14
500 Die as Typhoon
Sinks 3 Wars|lips
U. S. Destroyers Hit
While Trying TO Refuel

WITH ADM. HALSEYS THIRD
FLEET, Dec. % (Delayed) (UPl
"A swirling tropical ty yph o n
caught group of Third Fleet ves-
sells attempting to refuel from
tankers at sea after extensive
operations, swept 500 men to their
death, sank three destroyers and
damaged three craft.
(Loss of the destroyers was
announced by the navy depart
ment in Washington Wednes-
day.
Only 81 officers and men sur
vived the sinking of the destroy
ers. the u. s. S. Hull and the U. SIS.
Monaghan, l 1,500-ton vessels OF the
Farragut a S, and the u. 5. =.
Spence, a 2.100-ton ship OF the
Fletcher class.
81 LISTED AS DEAD
Three officers and "a men of the
Hull, whose bodies or identifica-
ton. tags were recovered, we're
listed as dead. The remainder OF
the complement of more than 600
aboard the three vessels, except
for % survivors from the Spence,
81 from the Hull and six from the
Monaghan. were listed officially
as missing.
Eleven men were swept over
board frm other ships and two
men perished in the intense heat
of a destroyer's engine room when
the mountainous waves knocked
out the ventilating system.
HoRRoR-FILLED HOURS
For two days the typhoon had
Ibuffeted the ships. after an erratic.
Iunpredictable course which the
formation was unable to evade.
The destroyers lost steering con-
troll while attempting TO get clear
! of the storm area. First the Hull,
then the Monaghan and the Spence
overturned and were swallowed by
the boiling seas.
The capsizing was followed by
80 horror-fiiled hours for most OF
the survivors in torn tossed,
Ishark-infeSted waters and by days
Of unceasing toll by rescuers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-14
Would King Cole Be Merry
With Stomach Ulcer Pains?

The legendary Old KIM Cole nigh, not
have been a merry old soul " he had stom4
ach ulcer pains. Sufferers who have 10 pay
the penalty Of stomach or ulcer pains,
Indigestion, gas pains. heartburn, burning
by excess acid should try Udga and they,
too may be merry. Get 2bc box Of Udga
Tablets from your druggist First dose
must convince or return box 20 us and get
DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-14

Little Mary Di Pietran-
tonic, who can't see a real
giraffe, forming a vivid
picture In her mind as she
fingers one of Louis Paul
Jonas accurate replicas
In the New York Museum.
international PhOt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-14
Adm. Woodward Says;
Macarthur
Fooled Jdps
.lu1on Landing May
Be Turning Point
By CLARK II. WOODWARD,
Rear Admiral L. s. Navy

(NoTE: The opiHioHs sr-
pressed and the ossertioHs made
herein are uiV otcA and are not
to Be considered os Official or
rejecting IN any nay the rielcs
Of the NoUV apartment or tho
naval service az l1rge)
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-14
sMUGGLED UNIFORM

He was dressed in his navy uni
form, decked with chief petty
officer and service stripes. He
Snuggled II out Of Manila in a
sack Of soap in January 1912,
although he knew that detection
mGant death
He said The 200 Japs in Dagu-
pan left on the night OF Jan. 4,
telling the FilipInoS
Pretty soon the Americans
come; then Japanese may he
dead"
Before leaving tho Japs shot
10 FllipinOS who were trapped by
.informerS posing as guerrilas ask
ing for assistance.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-14
SAW DEATH MARCH

The veteran navy man wit
messed the end OF the infamous
death march from Bataan.
II stood on the street in my
civilian clothes and saw many
Of my friends, although II was
difficult To recognize them In
their starved condition." he
said
"They were locked i'm Bilibld
Prison and later marched forth
without shoes. Those who fell
were baNOneted where they
Law"
Envious sailors aboard the war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-14

What to Do for Pains Of
ARTHRITIS
Try This Free

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pains Of arthrtis. neuritis, rheumatism.
ws want you 10 Try them AZ our risk. We
Will send you q flil-siEs package fror
which you are 20 use - Tabs FREE. IL
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which You enjoy from your suffer'ngs,
return the package ana you owe US nothing.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-18
TOOLA7E TO
CLASSIFY
ny Hsssssl. Ray

aSSgs t>3vN AsNe au Aaeo.ae, The
&se<gN sSN ss'eH. pay income.
s>s2> ~ ye& Fel u SsSs gcceive
A.Ss s%sE 81 fsr.-
NS,S AsSS 8 ., gssSt seoN The
Saane SSs,s4s Z ~ or tsSsc O cr-
stes On they MSsss.,ss ..aSssa 10
rsy an lneonne tax clthss. So, IL
silly argosNens assnt hold wass..
AS for being encamerican, that
IS q lot Of hooey, II is as Amer.
caa rs the flag. for we have been
pwactieing il in every line of en-
deavor. Big BUSINESS got togc.a-
err years ago. Newspapers form
cd a cooperative known as TIC
Associated Press, automotivc coli
Germs joined forces and boz 'e'lt
mines. factories and equipment TO
cut cost. increase production and
expand sales.
AS for upsctting the econon ic
applicant. where would Florida
be argiculturally today if it we're
not for cooperas.yes, They have
built our great citrus industry and
advanced ctr kpoultry, trucking
and cattle industries years beyond
where's the$ oSld be if our farm
ers and kfbwegs, hadn't gotten to-
gether. ls,-sas
Maybes I'm stas. but it seems to
me 0 tize farmers want to get to-
60 slsf BoSt their buying
M seAfksplSse, they ought
tn be E{aise}. rather than con-
oeHspeo "a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-18

coupled with patience and thrift.
There will be more. wealth than
the native will really need for
the qualification of the simple
tastes indicated. There is also
good fortune by marriage.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-18
luLAY's HOROSCOPE

Today seems to indicate pecu-
liar vocation, or strange exper-
itnee in environment, with some
success attending it. II carries in
slustry and inventive faculty.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-18

Frank Capra, movie director,
born in Italy, 48 years ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
Warburg
Here Tonight

GERALD WARBURG, noted
New York celliSt, viii make his
Detruit debut this evening at the
brotherhood concert being Spon-
Sored by the Detroit Round Table
for Catholics, Jews and Protest
ants in the auditorium of the
Jewish Community Center. f..
Warburg established his rcputa-
ton as a member and the organ
izcr Of the Suadivarius String
Quartet, and is, in addition, the
conductor of the Brooklyn Sym
phony Orchestra, which he founded
last year.
For his Detroit program. War
burg has selected compositions by
Bruch, ChaleS. Cascade, DebusSy
and RaChmanlnoff. JULIUS ChaJcS,
pianist will assist!
Others on the program are Rose
Dclmar, Contralto. Rose Cooper,
Detroit soprano, and the 81.
Marks Methodist Church Choir
under the direction of Or. Nellie
Beatrice Hugcr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
Poole Leads
Symphony

WALTER POOLE, assistant con-
ductor of the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra, will conduct both the
Thursday and Saturday evening
concerts of the Detroit Symphony
this week In the absence of Karl
kreuger, il was announced today.
Rudolph Serkin, one Of the
greatest piano virtuoSi of our day,
Will share honorS with Poole and
the Detroit Symphony.
Thursday evenings progra
lists the Fifth Symphony Of the
great contemporary composer,
ShoStakovich. Poole introduced
this work 10 Detroit with the
Michigan Symphony. Serkin's part
Of the program is 10 be the
Brahms First Piano Concerto in
d minor.
Saturday evening Serkin will
play Becthoven's Emperor" con-
certo. while the orchestra plans
to open the program with Bee
thoven'S Egmont overture and then
honor its guest SoloiSt with the
playing Of Dvorak's avonic
Dance in f. minor, The Moldau"
by Smotana.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
Film Time Clock

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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
CLUB CASANOVA

Ted Cook. the popular comedy
master OF ceremonies. continues
as the pace-setter of the new re-
vue ar Lowell BcrnhardtS Club
Casanova. Ted's turn is one of
the highllGhtS Of the show,
sparked from start to finish with
torrent Of fun.
Included in this weeks support
ing cast are Mary Anne James.
the swing singing, pln-up faVo-
rite Of our China -BurDa-India
fighting forces; Ruth Pryor, tai
cnted exotic; Bob Stanley and
Co, wizards on the wire; the al
tractive Nckaye Dancers and
Others.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
Felix EyIe
Recital Set

FELIX EYLE. second concert
master Of the Cleveland Orchestra
and solo violinist of outstanding
ability. will appear in recital Mon
day, Feb. 20, in the lecture hall
of the Detroit Institute of Arts,
This concert is part of the Detroit
Artist Series sponsored by Vivian
Gilpin Robson.
A native Of Lwow. Poland ed
ucated i'm Vienna Eyle studied
violin with Arnold Rose, played
for two years in the Vienna Opera
Orchestra, and then went 10 Buda-
pest 10 continue violin study with
Jeno Hubay.
After playing in recital and
with orchestras in Italy, France,
Poland and CZecho-Slovakia. Eyle
came TO the United States in 1928
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
BONVERY

Pola Negri, well-known screen
and stage star, comes direct from
New York as star in the Bow
ery's huge new revue. Holding
over for a second week by popu-
lar demand, slim comic Cliff Win
chell continues to pull laughs with
his smooth Wit.
Merry madcapS Jerry and Turk
comfort and gag in hilarious fash
ion, and Bert Lynn introduces the
most original instrument since the
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21

about the great stars Of show
business, past and present, with
whom he has had the pleasure of
working, side by side. When he
leaves the stage be does not dis
penSe with his Tapid-fire humor.
In his dressing room his fellow
entertainers become his audience
and there are times when they
almost miss their cues laughing
over his original WittICiSmS,
Prominent in his current Latin
Quarter support are the Montes
De Oca in a sensational trampo-
line and balancing novelty; Har-
riS, Claire and Shannon, Ameri-
cas- SmarteSt ballroom trio; FitZ
and Carroll in Scrambled Legs; !;
Madelonr Baker, Latin Quarter
singing favorlte: the gorgeous
Wally Wanger Girls and others.
Sammy Dibert and his orchestra
provide the revue score and alter
nate with Ramon'S rhumba band
for continuous dancing. Elma
Santa and Tom Montgomery en-.
tcrtain in the Latin Quarter Bar
which is now open afternoon and
evening.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
Latin Quarter Star
Writes Autobiography

LAUGHS FLOW like torrential
rains when Willie Howard holds
the floor in the new and highly
entertaining revue at Lou Wal
terS' Latin Quarter St8rd0nl
means nothing 10 the veteran
Willie. who is more absorbed IN
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
Tibbett
In Recital
By CRERLES GENTRY

TT WAS q distinct departure
from his re~As~ type Of program
which the 49, Met baritone
Lawrence TbhEr offered here
for his last nights recital in
Masonic Auditorium
HIS songs, with the exception
Of two ariss and tho cncorcs. were
seldom sung works 81 varied quail
iry. ranging from four serious
songs Of Brahms 20 a now and
highly humorous bit hy Edward
HARRIS, who acted * Mr. T.bhctt's
sccuupanlSt.
Tibbctt has rccalncd a great
deal Of the sorority and power
which hlS voice lost through lli-
ness, but even then. he took some
time 70 warm up 70 his work.
He opened with HandcrS "Land
OF Dreams" b" a stately and diCni-
fed air which he followed with
an ancient song IN praise OF TO-
baCcO by Hume and AlcndelS-
Sohn'S ] Am a Roamor Bold %
all well done.
BRAHMS GROUP
Then came the group Of four
Brahms songs, which are of such
a deeply serious nature that they
cannot be ClaSScd as Lcidor.
one Thing Befaneth The
Beasts" SO I Returned %
Death. How Bitter and Though
I Speak With Tongues are all
Enmhre and deeply significant
works for voice. but they are all
too much on the same order TO
be offered in one group.
As haunting as $50 I Returned"
Is. II cannot be followed, sans
pause, by an apoStrophe 10 Death,
without losing much OF its effect.
Besides. these Brahms songs are
not Mr., Tibbett'S meter. His
listeners found hts Hight. romantic
selections much more 10 their
liking and the applause which fol-
lowed the Brahms group was very
slight.
IN TWO ARIAS
His 'Vision Fugitive" from
Massanet's "Herodiade" was beau
tlfully done and oCcasioned such
response that he enCored with one
of his greatest ariaS. the "Credo' 10
of Iago from Verdl's 'Othello."
A group ~ three modern songs.
including that wonderful Raeh-
naninoff "Billowy Harvest Field,
showed his voice 10 much greater
advantage and well warranted the
three favorite encoreS. "Shortnin'
Bread " MouSSorgSky's Song Of
the Flea" and Speaks Sylvia,
which We're delightfully."- rendered.
In the final section we liked
Edward Harris Agatha Morley
and Deems Taylor's famous rum
toast, Captain Stratton's Fancy" I"
Without a Song and a hilari-
ous cowboy song served as further
enCoreS.
Mr.. Harris, a very capable aC-
companiSt, who hasn't been heard
here with Mr.. Tihbett in several
years, played two Albeniz numbers
and the Chopin F-Maior Nocturne
for his piano solo offerings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21

10 head the violin department OF
the Cleveland Music School Set.
tlement, a position which he still
holds.
In 1881, he gave a recital in
Town Hall, New York, and in 1888
ne Joined the Cleveland Orchestra.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21

famous "bazooka," his self-in-
vented vitaharp.
Others cued in by ad libbing
Bert Nolan are Maurice and An
dra, adagio and ballroom team;
May Blondel, aero dancer extra
ordinary; peppy sonGstreSs Skippy
Little. Jimmy Foster. romantic
baritone, the colorful Pat Walsh
Victory Girls, and the rugcutting
Jumpin' Jivers. Ben Young han
dies the musical chore for show
and dancing
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
CLUE GAY HAVEN

Herbie Lynn, the effervescent
comedy master Of ceremonies,
heads this weeks big variety floor
show at Mickey Chiado'S Club Gay
Haven. His chatter. songs and
stories are delivered in rapid-fire
tempo. Herbic is the nephew Of
the late Nate Leipzig, one OF the
greatest card manipulators and
maglclans in international show
business. from whom he derived
much Of his knowledge Of show
manShip.
Lending topflight support in the
new show are Leroy and his Pals,
a remarkable troupe Of trick-per-
forming dogs; the Four Dancing
Swccthearts, Billy D'Armo, COM
cdy jusgler; Dorothy Mclean,
ballad singer. and others. Jimmy
Ferrell and his orchestra provide
the music
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21

the book I nat
he is writing,
Forty Years
Of Laughter. Z"
than he is in
the fame that
has been his
since the days
Of Tony Pas
tors.
Willie likes
people and finds
his greatest de-
LIGHT in talking
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-10-19
Lumber Industry Tie-up
By JAMES D. GRAHAM

H The Sawml and Lumber Workers. affiliated with the
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joners of America are on
and Washington These workers have had considerable
trouble during the last 80 months trying to settle their grev
ance through the War Labor Board
The OPA, raised the ceiling price lumber 520 at the
retail lumber yards while the cost of production had only
raised at the % labor % requirements etc,
used by the mill in making total of 1870 IN cost to
finish lumber at the mills
Two years ago. President Roosevelt issued
der freezing the sawm lumber and forest
Jobs in the sawmis and in the woods unemployment
office had by this time been taken from the states and
placed under the War Labor Board therefore, the Unemoy
Service given the to enforce the freezing OF
to their jobs If left his employment IN the um
Der and awm industry the employment service would not
refer him another job and regardless of how long he
out of work. he could not be paid unemployment benefits The
local draft boards instructed that under 80
years age quit his job in the lumber and awmll industry
he not to be deferred exempted from military duty re-
gardess of what claim for deferment be used This was
all force the lumber and sawm workers back to their
Jobs Then the president another order reez
Lumber Workers bound up with the mo STRIKE
FOR THE DURATION resolution of their union and stuck
to their work doing their bit to win the
The and the War Labor Board having failed to
adjust the grievances of the workers. then the Lumber and
Sawm Workers by orderly procedure acting under the Con-
noSmith act requested the War Labor Board to take
strike of the members of their organization The vote
TAKEN the baotng done under supervision of
es OF the federal government Inc result OF Young showed
SO for strike Therefore, the lumber industry tied up by
strike Why blame the strikers when victims of an
industrial system that is in decay?
president following old law known the Stat
Labor enacted by the English parliament in the
1913 and later amended during the reign Queen Ez
abeh This law brought to this country by the Pilgrim
Fathers and first used in the 1888 by the general
courts Massachusetts, following English law issued
the Massachusetts Bay Colony This action OF the general
Massachusetts later pracced all over New Eng
Colonial times and the federal Constitution and Bill of
Rights adopted The law repealed by the British
parliament in the year 1884
president of the United States commander in
chief great power he has to amend suspend
the Constitution of the United States Montana Soca)