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Evening star., 1945-03-21
District Blood Donotions

Appointments may be made
with the Blood Donor Center in
the Acacia Building. 81 Louisi-
ana avenue NV, by calling
District $500 between 9 m. and
$50 pm. weekdays, and 8 am.
to noon Saturdays.
A broken appointment sac
rifces time on the part OF
doctors and nurses that can
not be replaced. 1t may sac
rifce the life OF man on a
battlefield.
Evening star., 1945-03-21
Prisoner

Tech. Sergt. James Dankert Ska
gen. 81. of 4524 Tuckerman street,
Riverdale. Md, is a prisoner Of war
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Detroit Becomes
Safest City
Best Traffic Record
Set After Rationing

Since the end Of gas rationing,
Detroit has the best traffic safety
record in the country for cities
over 100000 population, the Ma
tional Safety Council reported
Saturday.
The councils report was issued
simultaneously with the start of
a drive by southwestern Detroit
community leaders TO reduce the
traffic toll in that area-a toll
which has doubled in the past year
while the traffic death rate IN the
city as a whole had increased only
= per cent.
In the southwestern Detroit
area during the past year 620 per
sons were killed or injured in
2.072 accidents, according 10 a
community committee of as which
is attempting through educational
programs to lessen the toll.
The council reported that within
two weeks after gas ratlonlng
ended. the nations traffic death
toll increased 26 per cent over the
August. 1914, total. The council
said that 2,430 lives were lost in
auto accidents throughout the ma
ton in August. bringing the eight
month national traffic death total
TO 1880.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
frankie Carle to Explain
Boogie-Woogie in Times

of piano. prior TO his study Of
Boogie. but has now become so
interested in it that he includes II
i'm all his own piano presentations.
not as a whole performance, but
as contrast.
Boogie- -Woogie is the first new
development in piano playing
since the Birth Of the Blues AMI
Jazz. Many claim that its origin
was in Texas. others that il origi-
mated in the Bayous of Louisiana.
1t is definitely an American
development, and has grown so
that Alec Tcmpleton. Jose lturbi,
Oscar Levant, Victor Borge, Hazel
Scott and many others play it.
Detroit players of Boogie are
competing this week in novel
contest staged by the Michigan
Theater in conjunction wi { h
Carle's personal appearance.
From those competing he will
pick Detroit's number one artist
in Boogie.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
.HdIsey Asks
Retirement
Admiral, 81, Awaits
Answer From Navy

PEARL HARBOR. Sept 2e
dNS)-Adm. Hai>ey, Americas
"fehtineest admiral" today
awaited the Nays reply TO has re-
quest for retirement
Halsey, soon 10 leave with his
triumphant Third Fleet on its We
tory cruise 10 the United States.
announced yesterday at a news
conference in Pearl Harbor that
he had asked for retirement
The Bull who Will be 63 Oct.
80. said he made has request IN
compliance with his policy Of MAX
inc way for the advancement OF
younger naval officers now that
the war IS over.
Immediate reaction in Pearl
Harbor 60 HalSey's announcement
was a widespread expression of a
hope that the navy would turn
down his request. Navy circles
pointed out that HalSey was one
of the most brilliant task force
commanders in naval annals,
HalSey assumed command OF
the South Pacific theater in mid
October. 1912. as a vice-admiral
and a few days later his self
styled "Shoestring' fleet won the
naval battle of Santa Cruz.
-He-was elevated tothe full ad-
mirals rank after the battle oi
Guadalcanal. where he routed a
huge Jap feet and sank % enemy
warships and damaged many
others.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
.StateConnbed
For a Fe|ons
z Detroiters Among
Jackson Jailbreakers

Although every police officer in
the state was searching for them,
four convicts remained at large
Saturday after scaling the 4O-ioot
wall at Jackson prison and eScap-
ing in a moving-picture-llke set
ting of fog. rain. screaming sirens
and bullets from the guns oil
guards.
The four who escaped are:
August Bernard Doak, alias
James Mcdonald. Detroit, who
was sentenced in 1912 TO 10 to 70
years for robbery armed; Phillip
Gill. 2S, of Detroit, sentenced in
1914 to from 10 20 20 years for
robbery armed; John r. Kuchulan,
%. sentenced from Oakland
County in 1912 from 10 TO 20 years
for robbery armed Melvin l..
Young. %. sentenced from jack
son in 1914 for auto THEFT ana
serving four 10 five years,
The men made their break
Friday evening as other inmates
were marching to the auditorium
for the regular movie hour
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Hou, Soldiers
. Come Home
Troopship arrivals Saturday:
AT NEW YORK-RObert Har.

Troopship arrivals Saturday:
AT NEW YORK-RObert Har-
rison, from Antwerp, TAI miscel-
laneouS troops: Fort Royal, from
b r m r h aVcn; oregon, from
Havre, with 100 French soldiers
to train in United States.
AT BOSTON--Bienville, from
Havre, 2,040 troops, including
763rd Ord. Co. 359th Airborne
Sqdn.. 44hd Night Fighter Sqdn.,
363d Med. Bn.
AT NEWPORT NEWS-COdy
Victory, from Havre, 1862 troops,
including 253rd Inf. Regiments S
Cannon Co. and 263rd Eng. Bn. ;
Sea Tiger, 1856 troops, including
99th Sig. Co, 394th Inf Regt.
Hid. and Hq. Battery, 99th Div,
ARTILLERY; 372nd +. A, Bn. and
miscellaneous personnel.
Arrivals scheduled Sunday:
AT SAN FRANCISCO - The
Battleship Indiana, vanguard of
the Third Fleet, with Pacific vet
Grams.
AT NEW YORK-Gatun, from
Azores, $50 miscellaneous troops
Tawali, from Port Said. 25 mis-
|cellaneous troops; ZenObia, from
Iceland, 245 miscellaneous troops.
AT BOSTON--MeXicO Victory,
from Havre. 1889 troops, includ-
ing a detachment of 33rd Photo
Recon. Sqdn.; John Hopkins, 673
miscellaneous troops.
AT SEATTLE - Gen. Blatch-
ford. number of troops, units and
point of departure unspeclfied.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
MAKING YOU AN OUTCAST?

away millions Of germs and
leaves the mouth feeling delight.
fully clean and refreshed.
Gargle with new Pepsodent
Antiseptic to rid your mouth OF
fuzzy morning taste ;. 10 clean
your mouth after smoking and
make the next smoke taste better.
Use il before every business and
social engagement. Start todayl
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Gvord your breoth this
new, pleasant woyi

Thousands find it delightfully."-
easy now to guard against un-
pardonable bad breath. They
gargle with this new and different
Pepsodent AntiSeptic that's so
pleasant in taste And offers
far greater germ-kllling power
than ordinary mouth washes.
New Pepsodent Antiseptic goes
TO work at once. 1t actively in
creases salivary flow-hushes out
many decaying food particles
and debris from deepest crevices
in the mouth. Kills and sweeps
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

Friday.
Carries articles will be illus
trated by his own brand of Boogic,
with discussion of the relation OF
Boogie TO other forms of music
and rhythm and a history of this
form of piano playing which has
swept TO such popularity that
many classical pianists have taken
1t up.
Carle believes that Boogie-
Woogie is here TO stay, that It is
just as important To any pianis,
10 have thorough knowledge OF
Boogie as any other form OF
music.
Garlic reveals. in an introduc-
tion 10 a book by Sharon Peast
on Boogie piano styles, that he en-
loved playing only his own style
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Gen. Arnold, Air rChief
Inspe(ts West Coast

HAMILTON FIELD Cal, Sept.
% CUP)-Gen. Arnold, head Of
the army air forces, today was on
a routine inspection trip TO the
Pacific Coast.
Arnold arrived here last night
aboard President Truman per-
sonal plane. The Sacred Cow.
The plane made the transconti-
mental trip in 1912 hours.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Held by Jdps ; Years,
Midland Man Freed
Detroit Times Saginaw Bureau

MIDLAND, Sept. 29-"At last ]
am safe and we'll" telegraphed
Frank Currie, naval pharmacists
mate, 10 his mother, Mrs. John
Currie. 209 George.
Before the day had ended Mrs.
Currie had talked by phone twice
10 her son. who had Just arrived
m a naval hospital at Oakland,
Cal. He had been flown to the
States after being liberated from
a Japan prison, where he had been
held since the fall OF Corregidor
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
DooIittIe Fliers'
Ashes Given u. ).

SHANGHAI, Sept. % 1NS)-
A Jap army captain today turned
over the ashes and personal effects
of ID 1t. Robert John Meder, a
Doolittle flier who died Of disease
and malnutrition while serving a
life SpntpnCp
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Death Chair Appeal
Hearing Is Delayed

BOSTON, Sept. % (UP)-The
Massachusetts supreme court post
poned from Oct. s TO Oct. % yes
terday the hearing of the appeal
of John +. -Noxon Jr-. 4S=Year-old
Pittsburgh lawyer who faces the
electric chair for the murder OF
his defective infant son.
The postponement was ordered
Yesterday because counsel were
unable to complete their briefs by
the earlier date.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Tokyo Rail Workers
Arrested for Robbery

TOKYO, Sept. % (UP)-The
newspaper Mainichi said today
that Japanese police had arrested
nine employees of the Tokyo rail-
road station who. between Aug.
Is and Sept. 20. beat up number
Of Japanese passengers and robbed
them Of their belongings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

frankie Carle, Americas fore
most piano stylist and popular
composer, will write a short series
on basic Boogie-Woogie, TO appear
in The Detroit Times starting to-
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

morrow.
This will be
the first time
this series will
be pres e n ( c d
anywhere and
will appear eX-
clusively in The
Detroit Times
in conjunction
with Garlic
so nal APP
pearance at the
Michigan The
a er starting
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
French Collaboration S
Arrest Hinted Near

PARIS. Sept. % OUP)-The
newspaper France Soir said today
that the arrest of Marcel Deaf,
one of the top collaborators with
the Nazis. was only a question
of hours"
A dispatch from the Italian
Swiss frontier said that since the
surrender of Germany Deaf and
his wife had been living in a
chalet in the Italian Tyrol.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Nation to Observe Religious Week
Council Planning
Guidance Setup
For Young Folk

CHICAGO, Sept. 20 More than
$4,000 churches will observe Re
igious Education Week beginning
tomorrow and extending through
next Sunday.
The International Council of
Religious Education, whose head
.quarterS arc IN this city, an
nounced today that IL expects the
campaign to WIN America : young
folk TO spiritual instruction will
be the most effective in its l5-
year history.
The Rev. Or. Roy C. Ross. gen.
cral secretary. said the prospects
are brighter than i'm 1914 when
the week brought tens of
thousands of children and young
men and women into the churches
and Sunday schools, a large ma
jority of whom received religious
instruction for the first time. -
TRUMAN IN FAVOR
Or. Ross quoted from a letter
from President Truman endorsing
Religious Education Week the
following words:
at II likely that there are
millions of youngsters who need
initial and basic religious In
structiOn. They should receive
il and learn the FatherhOod OF
God and the Brotherhood Of
Man"
The council. said DR.. Ross. is
acutely conscious of the millions
of untutored youngsters cited by
the President. In fact. he said,
some churchmen estimate that as
many as half" of Americas S Chn-
dren are without religious inStruc-
ton. And because OF the numer-
Gus postwar problems confront
ing mankind which will increas-
ingly require the attention OF
children now growing up, the
need of imparting religious teach
ing TO the young is of greater
Importance than ever. Rccogni-
tion of this fact, said DR.. Ross,
led 10 the choice of the theme for
this years observance as "Charac-
ter in a Free World" Without re-
ligion, he said, there can be no
character, and without character
democracy survive.
FOURTH X ADDED
Sept. 30 was chosen as the time
for the campaign because 1t COIN
cides with the reopening of pub
lie schools. The council feels that
children can best be drawn 10
the study of THE Fourth r" (re-
ligion) at the moment when they
are reSuming their study OF the
other Three RS.
Commenting Religious Edu-
cation Week, Jack Wrytzen. di-
rector Of the Word of Life Eel
lowship in New York City. which
has recruited many thousands of
young people, said Bible education
was sadly neglected and that
every means of promoting study
of the Scriptures was to be APP
plauded. He said;
I'VE are i'm favor Of teaching
the Bible from the cradle to
the grave"
STASSEN AT HEAD
Affiliated with the Council Of
Religious Education, of which
Navy Cmdr. Harold +. StasSen,
ex-governor of Minnesota Is
president, are 40 Protestant de-
nominations and 1873 state and
city church and religious councils
in the United States and Canada.
No set formula is handed down
for the character of the programs
in each church, but stress is laid
on the need of training young men
and women for the task OF teach
ing children.
Council members point out that
religious education has undergone
a modern ''StTeamiining."
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Eosrsy-BsIIdlss BIood

This 10 what the doctor
sees through his microscope
looking at blood neh in
energy elements. Note big.
plentiful red cells that car
~ oxygen TO release eoet-
gy 20 every muscle, limb
tissue. =
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

Yes, II you grow fstigued with little
effort-if you're continually pale and
pepless = you may have Borderlipe
Anemis. But there is a way to i'm
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-12
VA VELETS
By BILL HARRINGTON

include method of packing ice, so that it will keep throughout a day or more in the outdoors,( and way to keep your knees and highs dry, when walking through tall grass Roland Winters presides as chair man of the Fishing and Hunting Club"
 The Case of the Forged Account Books" a dramatized account of rivalry and intrikue between un- scrupulous operators who use every disguise known to man to escape detection, will be heard during the broadcast of David Harding-Coun- terspy at 10 p. m. tonight over WATR-ABC.
 Dillys Myfanwy Miles may sound like the lyrics from double-tal tune, but it Is the real name of one of Americas most popular girl vo- calists.
 She is Phyllis Myles who will be heard with Frankie Masters or chestra on Spotlight Bands" from McCloskey General Hospital Tenn pie, Texas, this evening over Sta tion WOR and MBS-9:3O. Phyllis parents were born in Wales, but she decided her Welsh names would not look well in lights when she became professional singer and switched to the more simple billing.
 
 AS her first public campaign as editor of a small town newspaper, Ann Sothern, as "Maisie," launches drive aimed at solving Middle towns housing shortage, in the broadcast over Station WABC, to- night at 9:30 p. m. Her drive suc- ceeds, too in finding homes for everyone except "Maise."
 George Jessel, comedian, song writer and motion picture producer
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-12
placard, which he mailed to her.

Paul McGrath is no ventriloquist but he's one radio actor who has two totally different laughs, in diff ferent pitches, which he emits on a pair of quite dissimilar programs and woe betide him If he ever gets confused and uses Laugh No. One on Program No. Twol AS Your Host on the Tuesday CBS Timer Sanc- tum" series, his low-toned sinister chuckle adds to the Spine-tingling atmosphere. But on "Ilka Chase Observes" Sundays over MES, Me- Grath chuckles in a natural, friend ly way as he swaps quips with the witty commentator.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-12

"Is it legal to use 8 silencer in hunting gamer" That question will be one of several answered on the "Fishing and Hunting Club of the Air" when John Hightower, of the editorial staff of Field and Stream, joins Jim Hurley and two guest experts, over Station WATR tonight at s:3O p. m. Other questions in clude why Is there no legal size limit on salt water fish?" and How effective is buckshot for deer and other big gamer" Tips of the week
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-12

Gene Autry. the famous cowboy movie star. has been a frequent guest on NBC's Grand ole Opry." Now It's beginning to look like a family affair because his brother. Doug, is following in his footsteps. Doug has just joined Peewee King and the Golden West Cowboys. fea- tured regularly on ~opry." And. just to make the story complete, Doug went along when the troupe made a personal appearance in the small town of Gene Autry, Oklahoma, named after his brother.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-12

receives the Green Room Award, an honorary plaque given to per formers for outstanding contr1ou- tionS to entertainment, on the An drew Sisters show, INK Musical Showroom" tonight at 10:30 p. m.. over Station WABC. MT. Jessel, who rose to fame with imaginary tele- phone conversations with his moth- CT, will recreate his celebrated stunt on the broadcast. The Andrews Sis ters, assisted by Baritone Curt Massey, will offer series of new and old hits to the accompaniment of Vic Schoen's orchestra. Harlow Wilcox is announcer-em cee.
 "Spellbound" takes on Milwau- kee-French accent when song thrush Hildegarde teams with Eddie Cantor in a parody version of the movie, on the Eddie Cantor Show" tonight at goo p. m., over the WTIC-NBC network.
 Cantor gets himself into (Gre- gory) Peck of trouble by wandering into H lid e g arde's broadcast in search of an actress for the Ingrid Bergman "Spellbound" role. When the popular chanteuSe volunteers for the part, and comes up to Can tors show to prove she can do it, Bert Gordon ('The Mad Russian") also barges in to lend a third dia- lect to the parody version of the film.
 A wax museum turns out to be a terrifyingly realistic chamber of horrors in "The Norths Meet Mir Beers" NBC's MT. and Mrs. North" adventure tonight, 800 p. m.
 Pam and Jerry encounter museum pieces that come to life and others that should be alive and aren't as they try to tumble their way out of the waxworks after the gas lights have gone out.
 Combating big city crime wave, "Mr. D. A." wages a tight battle of wits with & suave gentleman" crook in The Case of the Learned Loser" during the MT District Att torney" program, Wednesday, De-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-12

cember l2 wTTC-NBC-9:30 to 10 D. m.
 When the educated thief takes MT. D. A." (Jay Postyn) prisoner only a masterly psychological trick forces the law-breaker into 8 show down duel of cunning vS. clever ness.
 Bud Abbott, straight man of the famous air team, Abbott and Cos-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-12

CaSs Daley's "Bandwagon" pro- gram on NEG Sunday nights, get 52-week renewal effective Dec. 30.
 Incidentally. Joe Reichman's guest appearance on CaSs Daley's show was switched from Dec. 2 to Dec. g, with the possibility that Phil liar ris may play return engagement Dec. l6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-12

Dinah Shore, who has been tune fully welcoming home the Army, Navy and Marine men as ships dock on the west coast, this week was on the receiving end of the treatment. A grateful CT, who got hold of handful of discharge buttons, made them into a large Welcome Home"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-12

tello, heard Thursday, at 10 D. m., over WTIC4NBC, rates cooking as his top hobby. and his dinner par ties arc practically legends among the Hollywood radio and screen set. Experts on Italian cooking maintain that his spaghetti with meat sauce is the best spaghetti available west of the Mississippi but there Is one serving fact about is. Though Bud enjoys serving his spaghetti, he aiwa.s prepares a side dish of something else for himself. He hates spaghetul
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-12

Nearly three -fourths of the auto motive equipment in Spain is now over eight years old.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-12

Jack Haley. the popular stage. screen and radio star. will 60 10 cole lege for an hour when he appears as a guest oi Kay Kyser, the or Professor. on the College Of Music. al Knowledge" over wTTC-NBC Wednesday night. December i2. at 1000 p. m. EST g:o0 p. m. CST; 500 D. m. MIST; TOO ?, m. PsTD.
 Trudy Erwin. . former vocalist with the College" will continue substituting on the program for Georgia Carroll who Is ill.
 Haley. a comedian with a pungent wit and infectious n.in. entered this world in Boston. He and Napoleon both claim the same birthday, Aug ust 10. During hlgA school days, Haley got started on his theatrical career. in an amateur sort of way. His first professional engagement, a spot in a Philadelphia show. came in 1919. From there 1t was but a step to the vaudeville stage. Haley's tours Of the tank-town circuits won him an appearance at the world famed Palace Theater in New York.
 The next stops on the Haley road to stardom were the Broadway mus icals, Good News, Follow Through. and Take A Chance Radio called him in 1897 and then the movies. He Is presently heard in the NEG comedy program, Village Store
 Perhaps the "do your Christmas shopping late" folks will get the break after all this year. Ilka Chase will have program especially for these tardy souls when she devotes a good deal of time on her Sunday, Dec. Is MBS radio show to a spec ial Chase-inspired listing of gift suggestions for all members of the family. With Miss Chase's know ledge of fashions and up-to-the- minute vogues, these suggestions should be really something to write Santa about.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-12
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-21

Milwaukee, Wis. - V prvi
vrsti gre hvala clanstvu dram
skega odseka kluba st. l JSZ,
XII je z vprizoritvijo drame
"Norec" mad vse zadovoliilo
milwaukee, publiko, "Napreju"
pa odvzelo tezko breme. Dale
ne smemo pozabiti with mil
waucanov, shebojgancanov in
waukegancanov, XII SO mas po-
setili tako velikem Stevilu.
Treba je dati priznanje vsem
vrlim rojakom in rojakinjam,
kateri SO nam tako pridno po-
magali pr delu v dvorani. Tu-
di pomoc "Proletarcevega" u-
rednika pri reklami je bila zelo
dobrodosla. Publicijski odbor
je bill MANFRED zelo oslabljen in
mu je bila tista prijazna uslu-
ga zelo V pomoc. Vsi skupaj SO
omogocili, da je bill Naprejev
dan zares lep uspeh il cato jim
Naprej izreka prisrcno zah-
valo.
Publicijski odbor Napreja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-21
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