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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-02-02

VITA rrf,rvliye - tir columunia-
ticn from tie Wyandotte Boat Basin,
by Edwin l. niuklnS, and referred to
me. l,ItdSt. he advised a. follows
REGARDING the moving ii The II. III
building 81 feet west ! SO 40 obje;'-
ton to tli>. and Will issue ;he permit
upon appl. alton for Sau4e.
With reference - the dead cid #
Clinton Street al he River be advised
HAT this department VIII eliminate
this hazard ~ >,.u - ,Le w+,t ther
permits.
Removing Tie pills il the ,'er;er Of
Clinton Street. il my linion i hot
the advisable hing l" O." Here tht ILL.,
yeStment IF Il reasonably small sum
would make il possible L. utilize this
double. row of piles "a Il dock fUllnda-
ton. leading from lie present Shore
line out 10 The HarhOr Line, and thus
providing dOckage for small craft.
Residents in this section II the City
could also utilize said docK X nNor
row boats and the protected portion a.
Il haven in case of storm.
Since very little River frontage j.
available for public u>e. IL this vicin-
ity, | should advise that this street be
utilized for public purposes.
Respectfully submitted,
F. W. Liddle.
City Engineer
Unfinished business
The Honorable Mayor and City
Council. City Of WyandOtte.
WyandOtte. Michigan.
Gentlemen:
In reply To Your letter Of January
II. 1910. We submit herewith j Stale
nrent regarding the operation III the
Lew WyandUtte Sewage disposal
Plant:
This project. rU"el her with six other
sewage disposal units throu% hout
Wayne County WAS constructed as a
PWA Project, and in accordance with
I'WA regulations. ii WAS necessary 10
place these units in service "a rapidly
- they We're completed. The purpose
o.. this regulation is To provide tests
for The many mechanical units. all of
which were required to meet specific
guarantees under the project Specifi
cations.
Even had il NOT been required 10
make these tests. il still would have
been necessary 10 keep the plants
manned 10 maintain the buildings and
more particularly 10 maintain The
mechanical units which might easily
deteriOrate more through disu>e than
from continual operation
1t must be remembered that the
Wayne County Sewage Disposal Sys-
tenn is operated aS complete unit
rather than individual plants and the
cost of operation of the entire system
i IL be- borne equally 10y The users
.,>ed OH wafer meter readings. For
this reason il would he Impossible. 10
temporarily discontinue the operation
uf the Wyandntte Plant for he reason
hat sewage >ludSe from all outlying
plants is disposed of by incineratiMn
III this plant
We trust that the above will salts
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INN
VI "l" ii"'0u va MS
pin> anu -N''""ii'N'
! "eH"Ie warrants III amount ol
H"O''i5.
e Referred 10 Council.
! Recess.
RECOMMENDING.
Roll Gall
Present 'oumrilmen George BehuI
Louis Benin. Mason, Wagar, Wa@ner
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-02-02
New Trans-Pacific SHIPS

New liners displacing $4,000 tons
and carrying 1000 passengers are
planned for an American steamship
lines trans-Pacific service.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-02-02
40 YEARS AGO

AAo-dI tim was advertising over
coats and ul~ttr> at 81 ~ I--r. VII"
over hears of an ulster. now:
Br & ". U~Cul bought The front
hart # ~ cid Presbyterian church
Ir,r.rry measuring at feet On Biddle
ay+uu. anu 10 t-et on Chestnut
street.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-02-02
IT G Truck Ratio

There is one truck for every seven
families in the United States.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-02-02

The Teachers Study club. AZ years
ago this week listened 10 addresses by
the following Instructors III The public
schools: present Political Parties,
Supt. 4. W Dd>ef: A Trip 10 Paris,
Miss LaurptIa Hendricks: How Paris
Is Preparing for the Exposition, Miss
Helen Hitchings Review of one Of
Ni.tUr Hugo's books. Miss Mary Haul
hriCh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
Trinity AME Church

Sunday School at Trinity AME
church opened at $3.50 am. WITH
Mrs. Victoria Clirkscale presiding.
Earl Vivian was visitor and re-
viewed the lesson
At ll.u0 ann. the Rev r. A.
Schley. pastor OF Trinity. preach
ed a very fine sermon 10 splen-
did congregation. The text was
Mat gl9 Theme. "llonoring aud
rraising Caist"
TIE senior choir gave a tea
for tAe pastor 1T 100 pm Prof
H. Jackson who is chapter presi-
derf ~ The association for tae
study - NEGRO History. vas the
peakcr Ills iop'c was Negro
History" O'hcr speakers we're
Key. laekeor former pastor, and
NJ Mitchell Mrs walker pre-
sided. Harold chapman and Ruth
Watts gave musical Numbers Olh-
ers who helped Ia make The tea a
success We're Mrs Rosa Johnson,
" rinkscale D. TalbcFt and T..
Schlcy
The Senior and Inuior cholrs
will furnish The Faster music.
The sunday school will rcndcr its
Faster program ~ 20 m
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
Church Of OurFsther

Inc SUNDAY school OF tho Chnrcb
or oar Father was well attend. 4
last sunday The classes are sipd,-
ing ih" Book N John Tho Tsher q
Bible class won The financial han
nor.
Pastor Kaigler delivered an inn
pressi,e sermon from John 10
subject Words Of Consolation !"
Mrs. kaieler sang The Iora,s
Prayer Seven we're added 10 tho
church. one was baptized
IN Interesting program was ron.
dered by Group Of me ByPlr.
under The direction of Miss r.
Johnson. 80
The Rev Mr. Kairler closed tho
gay win 2 powerful sermon from
MAT - ia-s2 Subject. '"The I.anx.
uaee of the Crnclny.
sunday. March ~ at 2 .0o n m
ne nurses guild are presenting
MIS-. Pearl Collins as one OF ,hs
principal speakers on their pro-
gram Miss woodford will he
sOloist
The Church Of our Father and
pdsio-, wish 10 extend ,hsir
hearty sympathy 10 tho families o,
Mother Shcarer aud Brother Tim
othy. JUL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
St. Paul AME Church

ON Easter Sunday. PRAYER ser
vice viii Scgir az G.oo am. ~ 81
Paul ANfE church located on Jay
and Chene sweets Rev. j. Amin
ius Charleston pastor. viii he in
charge.
Morning worship viii he held
at tho usual hoGr. Ia H. am. me
pastor will preach ON Risng
With CHRIST"
Tho SUNDAY School Viii have
liS Easter exercises ~ 3.oo nm.
Mrs Mamie Taylor will bc in
charge
A. 7f5 pm. The Junior choir
No. will present an operefta un-
der The direction " Mrs , Mar
shall
Sunday school conyor,s az Is
am. and the Junior Alien Chrl..
tian Endeavor league con,cnos AZ
$500 pm. Miss Carrie Gordon lie
president OF The league The son.
Tor league will convene al 70
with Mrs Iowa Williams presia.
Ing Topic for discussion Is Love
Invinciblc"
There will be a union Good Fri
day service held at 81 John CNr
church. 81 Auhin and Maple from
1900 until 400 pm The follow
Ing will participate. The Rev. j. r.
McClain Rev. Henry Porter. and
Rev j. Armluius Charleston.
Music Will he furnished Nv Tho
choirs Of the churches ~ 'he above
mentioned pastors The piiblic rs
invited 10 attend this service
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
Calvary Bapt. Church

Tho morning message a. Ca.-
vary Bap'isi church was delivered
by pr Arthur II. Pace
AZ The evening service the Mis-
sionarv society had charge Of the
services Mrs Matte anderson
spoke Mrs anderson is direct
ress % tho Christian center. Her
theme was The Master Hath
need
Mrs Eseie r Shaw. music teach
or. had charge OF the music. She
presented $ j. Hendricks. who
sang Two numbers The Palms" and
The Blind Plowmar Miss Rob
orfa smith office secretary. dis
Cnssed an interesting topic about
YOUTHS outlook on the modern
world 4 duet was sung hv the
Misses Mamye and Roberta Smith.
The funeral % Robcr; Smith was
held from Calvary Baptist last
Monday morning At ll.Oo Rev
Arthur II Pace officiafed.
Letters from Pastor Mastin
Who - in Los Angeles. indicate
that No il slowly improving.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
Tabernacle's Junio|
Church To Observ]
l 0 t h Anniversarl

The Tabernacle's Junior cbr..
VIII celebrate It's tenth annlv. ]
sary beginning "Wednesday Mar,
y through Sunday March a. mi
guest speakers will he as ,ollow
Wednesday. March 27 n, 8 D
Mrs Malcolm G. Dade ~.
president Girls Frlerdly ,oc,.,
subject. Youth and tho Bih,.,.
Thursday, s pm. twenty ,,r,,'
talks hy Mrs Madeline n row,.
executive secretary. YwCA suit. \
spiritual Development n, Nv. \
ton Youth; ". c. woodson :, /
cniive secretary YMCA eab,..l
physical Development Or chrl... !
>on'h and tho Rev A. +. Fishe ]
dean OF tho Baptist TRAINING .cbo.f
subject. Mental Development y
Christian Youth"
The speaker Tor Friday Mar.
-, S pm. will be Inventor ,,,n !.
w Reed. executive OF Atlas Pow.
corporation. subject. God ~
Your Career" An elaborate y
qnet will be held SATURDAY NJ Y
50 az \ pm
Sunday. March 81 al II am
special sermon will he deiivered y
young people rs the pastor IN
Rev. II II. Pittman. A. n "a -
Mrs. Violet + Lewis founder ~
- Business college will di.,uss ~
subject. business Oppor,un,,,aS
for Negro Youth Musical MS
inanis Will be Miss Maea.i.oX
White. coloratura soprano Mn
Worthy. marimbist and Tabcrnarlx
Junior choir. L
sunday evening there wiH No .
program with HMM singing ~
lowed hy the financial report
public Is invited 10 a,terl /
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
Gospel Choral Union
By Bobbic BIackman

Inc seventy sixth monthir M
spiraiional meeting of The Mhhfg,.
Gospel Choral Union. whica ~
held Sunday. March IT. M = III
20 tho First Baptist cha..h (.
Ecorsc WAS another sienal ssc.
cess Tor the organization m,
room was not large onoleh 10 sel
rommodate the largo num1e ND
came 10 eriov the Gosnel .rslu.
President lInlchins Wa. appv'
10 have all OF the officers present.
Splendid representation was prs.
seif from Flint, Ypsilanii. rnfac.
F'rndale. Ecorse and River Rouge.
also Detroit.
Tho financial hammer was snara-
cd 70 First Baptist thas ID
Ecorse. while the aitenls SAM
nor went 10 the Eas' Siae rspra.
iional group The West 10 M
spirational group also mse Z
lovely showing. both In attendance
and finance In that groaa No ssv|
Mrs \. Cruichfeld. Martin caitl
ana other loyal pioreer mcuhc Il
who had becn absen, III so'ns&
Time We were sorry ~ lean aat/
MIS- q BRYANT is on ihe s.s d
AMI wish her a prompt rero,sr
Tho Roy Dr. Timberlake n
Or New Bethel church. ~ far.r,
gave masiefful message 10
audience. using the theme SIR.
cecding Through DisooHtaeeu.w n
seated on tho rosrrum were ne
following pastors the Re,- nr-
les Walker. W. Holmes am ! y.
Davis.
Mirs Reuben. as predicted mads
a hit IN her recital. which vas
presented and directed b, Nls 4.
W l!ntchins The Trumpcieers -
appeared on program
The Rev. Mr.. Nletcalf vas ~ a
smiles over the recital
Friday OF this week viii be Good
Friday the anniversary of ne aav
ON which Christ was crucaeA vat
Sunday. March -. viii h. :,
Tho day OF Christs resUrrt IN,
which all Christians will welcome
With rejoicing AZ tho foe ~ h.
Cross stand the meek and loNlv.
The rich and the poor. saln sni
sinners. Let Ne consider a. ms
season the great price whtft
Thirst paid for us and resolve .
prove 10 the world that hcrans
Christ lives. We too shall Use
President llutchins rcquess ff't
All sinners meet in tho rraNcr r'0'n
n New Salem church, corncr pa
'ois and Illinois. on Good Friday B
rom - noon 10 : y m.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
First Baptist Church

The Rev p r RaoN. pastor Of
First Baptist having recovered
FROM recent Illness preached a
'or eful sermon sunday morning.
10 a large and apprccia'i i've con-
c"esaton MS text was Isaiah
- sghiec' "Despisfd and Re-
j. ia % Non
Good Pr dav services are being
Ae'd on March o.. from 10 20 , nm.
Ms ETA Mae Fields is stu on
'he s'ck ISL
The senior choir Will ten mo
story ~ ihe Thorn Crowned King"
AZ song Sgnlav March e a. 20
, 20 Visitors as we'll as members
- this church. arc invited TO he
prescott
wife Spencer and family have
rc'nrned 70 Detroit 10 live
Ne'ua'i Ransom Is church re-
porter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23

furnish the music There will also
be baptismal services.
The children OF the church will
render program al 300 pm.
The dracors. trustees. and
heads ~ departments arc asking
every member TO cooperate in
making The pastor Rcv j. :
Williams fourteenth anuiversar,
2 success. beginning Apfil Il.
The puhlic is invited 10 attend
tervices anr'ime at Now NJ. Zion
baptist church
MIS- Mary r owens il church
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
Harvester Company
Offering Motor Truck

International Harvester
nwny. 20 make the public more
aNf'" of what has been accomplish
~ BY cplorcd America. offering
Ap'N truck 10 mo organization
"'iich has made Tho largest confri-
n'ion during The past year
1t- award Will be made in con-
1"r'.on with The AFRO American
flnanp patton Exposition. in Cni-
'+-' 'i'if ~ i'f September ~
Rules governing the competition:
NJ csnnunries are asked 10
"ud a tps~rIiion digest of their
Ne Is ana ce'ni achievements.
i"neih no. more than - words.
Mail all cu'ries 10 pr. VI o..
p" eti'id Dte ~ Internal ionaiI
Harvester company. l>o NoithI
Michigan Ncnue. Chicago, Illinois
MI entries must he ir Chicago
ro' later than Nsy /
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
John Wesley AMEZ

The services ~ lohn Wesley
Fa.m S3ndav 'ook on The appear.
an ~ spring because of Tho
beaHHfs' flowers which wcrc sent
20 'ae church bv George Williams
arl W Delava'lade
Daniel nuckot preached the
morning sermon and This Vas hls
f'f.i ono. II was eniovcd Nv All
i''Nih'r Ducke' chose Tor his sgh
ice Keys
Rev. G.. f. Nash will preach IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
ST. James Choir
To Present Program

The senior choir OF st James
CME church at West kirby and
Ninewood viii present Pheasant
sunday program % the church.
SUNDAY March %. AZ pm They
will render The Easter production.
"Olvct hy Protheroc Mrs. Yo-
lande Maddox is director.
The nnhlic Is invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
Hackley Dunbar Fine
Arts Club Meetings

lfs liasnsg Dunbar Fine Arts
De- rs tse'ar meeting 81
Use Anas ~ Ms Lily Bowen q,
Fas Nr QGoia'lons. which
aa hefn cont Agied bv p James
l1+'fr Vfsc 'eprafed ffom mem
nv v see members The snhicc'
asefsnirs MAS Man After n
t'ft irtersstnS ha-lness session.
ofrr naa'h 'ae ri', ident presided.
Nfs " Nocfe 1rssouted Mis-
IA fordo who gave an interest.
sg ani 'a'u ma'.fs Discourse on tile
i'f q W = p Dahols Mrs r /.
Nwp cd1e son.e hisHlgh.s on rhe
te'pfa .fe 81 Marian Anderson
n.' har distinction ~ carving
Ar h'sf lednie 81 anv s'rgar
Nnrii lifnE over - con
f's SEASON receiving as high
S'.eaH 'a~ he presentation ~
'ao songs
The sa'eraumen' chairman
Ms J = Bvan' presented Al
'nfe' p.0uram u was called
sti"t chr ard needlees 20 say
New talent vas discovered
Fen as.,gee Ms C. cromwell AMI
Nr- ft'el wilson learned tina
ans gif deliver very delight
= at'' Ms Mary Walden gave
p ita approximation Of Mary Be
f. .
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
Unique Bridge Club

The IntQae bridge clgh me-, al
l--i Everett laSf week with Ms
LHie Parham as hostess All fifteen
N"m0ee' We're present The follow
Mentors won rlizos: Mrs r.
+" i'araam drs' prize Mis- George
li4idlest9n second prize and Mrs.
ft"fffcN Turner hoohv. Tho
mon IS dtuce given hy the cllh
WIS saccess Mrs Eluoia Clom-
ms ia t"por'er
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
FLINT. MICHIGAN news
A. TURNIPSEED aso2 MA1 I,s. STREET
Golden Leaf Baptist

The Golden Loaf church had Won
derful services sunday morning..
lhc Rev and Mrs BARROW were
guests OF the church The Rev Mr..
Rlrro~ Will preach ON calvary
rriumph Throash sacrifice. sun
s1t me Re, W 4 Vaughn is
,4k'fr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
AMONG DETROIT CHURCHES

Good Friday night.
On Easter the pastor, Rev. Jesse
I. Moore. will speak on THE De-
'eat OF Death and He'll" Al $50
pm the sunday School will pre-
sent its program Mrs Mamye
smith IS in charge.
AZ as pm. the Senior choir
Will render their Easter cantaia
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
New Mt. Zion Baptist

Eaeier SUNDAY. at s.0O am.
New Nj Zion will sponsor = plav
entitled The Resurrection ~
christ"
AZ II am service both fhc
Senior and Junior choirs Will
Evening star., 1940-07-08
Stopping Short of Game

How should this hand be bid?"
asks D. P. Langlois of Decatur, Ill.
Several tables played it at no.
trump, making only seven tricks;
and once it was played at game in
spades-down one"
North, dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
Evening star., 1940-07-08
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

How would Joan of Arc feel If she
were alive today? With France
under the power of foreign armies,
we may be sure her heart would be
sad. Perhaps she would find way
to put new spirit into her fellow
countrymen.
Five centuries have rolled by since
she lived and died, but her memory
is fresh today. Many a newspaper
writer spoke of her when the city
Of Orleans fell to the Germans last
month.
Joan was a country lass. Her
parents made their home in the
village of Domremy, in North
eastern France, but the family living
came mainly from farm work When
she was a small child, she was given
the duty now and then of driving
sheep and cattle out to pasture
1t seems that Joan's father be-
Geved she was watching livestock
when she was wandering in wood
While by herself, she dreamed of
things her parents knew nothing
about.
Stories of fairies were told to
children of Domremy. There was
a large beech tree near the village
and beside it was fountain. Twas
said that fairies gathered beneath
the tree. Joan's godmother de-
Evening star., 1940-07-08
of Joan of Arc

would make them we'll, but so far
as she could see it brought no
change in their illness.
Joan's secrets, however. were of
another kind. While. in the woods,
and elsewhere, she thought she
heard voices of saints and angels!
1t all started, as she later said,
with "a bright cloud" which ap-
peared before her one day. Out of
the cloud came voice, saying:
you have been chosen by the
King of Heaven, and you are going
to restore the kingdom of France.
You are going to carry arms, and
you will lead an army"
We may not believe that such a
thing ever happened, but it seemed
true to the little girl of Domremy.
(For biography section of your scrap
book
If you want a free copy of the
leafiet entitled background of
European War" send me a Scent
stamped, self addressed envelope
in care of The Evening Star.
I~eAe H@d
Tomorrow. More About Joan
OF Arc.
Evening star., 1940-07-08

A no-trump contract IS Illogical
because of the wide-open diamonds;
and any game contract is a rather
poor risk because of skimpy high
card strength coupled with fiat dis
tribution. AS it happens, a 3-3
break in hearts and clubs makes it
possible to fulfill game at hearts,
but it isn't always necessary to bid
a game to get a good score in
tournament. According to the ac-
count given by Mr.. Langlois, top
score would have been earned for
three hearts with an over trick.
This bidding seems most reason
Evening star., 1940-07-08
Busmon's Sonqs Win

Songs composed by Arthur Fraser,
bus driver. as he travels through
the streets of London are becoming
popular. He also is part author of
two revues which toured the prov
inces last season. Fraser has been
driving bus for Is years.
Evening star., 1940-07-08

tReleased by the Bell Syndicate. Inc)
Evening star., 1940-07-08

"MILL-i-tree" and 'MILL-i-tur-
rec" are Criticisms and are not sane
toned for United States use.
Military is but one of several
ary words that are pronounced with
bah-jove twist by certain Ameri-
can speakers who apparently harbor
the nonsensical belief that there is
something odious in the standard
speech of the United States.
According to the accepted Ameri-
can authorities, military, secretary,
dictionary, stationary, ordinary, ETC.,
are clearly four-syllable words. The
main accent falls on the third
syllable.
Note especially that the third
(ar) syllable rhymes with fair,
hair, pair.
Correct pronunciation MILL
TAIR-ee.
Capitals indicate syllables to be
accentedD
Evening star., 1940-07-08

Test your pronouNcing /. @.
For free pronouncing test. send
stamped (3-cent) self addressed
envelope to Frank Colby, care
The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1940-07-08


North hesitates to double raise the
hearts with only three-card support,
but has to show his strength at some
point. At the same time he an
nounces strength in three suits, in
dicating that no-trump is unsafe
unless South can take care of the
diamonds.
South has no reason to go back
TO spades since hearts ought to make
a better trump. At spades, declarer
has to ruff the third diamond at
hearts, the ruff can be taken in
dummy; allowing South to keep
better control of the hand.
Saturday you were Oswald Jacoby's
partner and, with neither side
vulnerable, you held:
Aes3
US
o A Q 1O74
4 J9
The bidding:
Jacoby. Maier. You. Schenken.
! Pass 20 Pass
az Pass CD
Ansver-Bid two no-trump. You
have enough strength to invite a
game, and no-trump seems a likely
spot.
Score 100 per cent for two no
trump, so per cent for two spades,
nothing for three no-trump.
Question No. 493.
Today you are Howard Schenken's
partner and, with neither side
vulnerable, you hold:
40 g
y Q5
8 A @ 1074
= A %
The bidding:
schenken. Maier. You. Jacoby.
] a Pass 20 Pass
az Pass co
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
(Released by the Bell Syndicate, Inc)
Evening star., 1940-07-08

Question: All my life I've said
"airdonae," but in the papers
notice the spelling "airdrome. Have
I been wrong all these years?-
c. r. T.
Evening star., 1940-07-08
Winning Contract
NEW BICYCLE
Ry THE FOIJR. ACES.

david Bruce Burnstone. Merwin D. Maier
Oswald Jacoby. Howard Schenken, worlds s
leading team-offour. inventors of the
system that has beaten every other sys-
tenn In eXiStence.)
Evening star., 1940-07-08
Don't Take Nv
Word for 1t
By FRANK COLBY.
By FRANK COLBY.

Dy rnANh COLD1.
Military
Adj. OF or pertaining to SOL
diers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
South Of Pago Page" Tropical
Adventure Tale, at Music Box
George Brent In The Man Who Talked
Too Much" Other Attraction on Program

Edward Small knew that he had truly great
property when he decided to produce South of Page Pago
the epic of South Seas and intrigue which will have
its premiere at the Music Box theater today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
Merry Mix-Up in
Beverly feature

A handsome husband finds him.
self the storm center of a subtle
but bewildering battle of wits and
wiles as two beautiful wives ma
neuver for the sole possession of
their mutual spouse. Such is the
unique plight in which Cary Grant
finds himself in MY Favorite
Wife" and his desperate efforts
to extricate himself from the COM
plicated situation form the basis
of the delirious domestic comedy.
This production is now headlin-
ing the current program at the
Beverly theater.
Irene Dunno is co-starred with
Grant in this RKO Radio film,
whose gay story concerns the sud-
den return of woman. declared
legally dead after being stranded
on a remote Pacific island for
seven years. to find her husband
just starting on his honeymoon
with another wife. This incident
sparks mirth-strewn series of
plot complications. including hub
by's discovery of the sensational
fact that his first wife was ma
rooned with handsome and
husky explorer during her long
absence.