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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
oht BY Detroit Iims,. All rieht, rsssrg

fortunate TO have you where you
are. congratulate you and 1
congratulate the President of the
United States for having chosen
YOU. / know you are doing a
good ioh"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

Michigan, New England -Califer-
MIA, New Jersey. New York and
wherever else it is possible TO
make them.
Yet eight Pennsylvania congress
men. as a single illustration of the
prevailing condition, discovered on
a trip 10 the Pennsylvania Ma
tional Guard cantonment in that
state this week that this complete
division, supposed to be ready al
most at a moments notice to jump
into war. had no modern weapons
whatever except the new Garand
rifle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Missing
Harvard Professor Hunts
for Daughter, 19

Professor William c. Greene of
University. Saturday,
asked The Detroit Times TO aid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Samples of Future

A few of the new-type machine
guns such as Michigan motor
plants are making were being
passed around as samples" of
what were coming. But the point
is there were none there now for
training or, if necessary, for use
i'm combat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Proposal Blocked

For the present the new gov
eminent reorganization proposal
has been blocked in Congress by
Democratic leaders. who have in
formed President Roosevelt that
during the defense emergency
such a proposition might bring
about disunity in the party.
Ickes new Importance in the
industrial fields only recently has
been felt by leaders in the oil,
coal and hydroelectric business.
His recent acquisition of the
post of petroleum defense 20
ordinator the newly enacted mine
inspection law giving him federal
supervision of the coal and other
mining activities, and his refusal
to let the Aluminium Corporation
of America have additional power
from government hydroelectriC
projects in the West have I'M
pressed business leaders.
Legislation is now h railway
through Congress giving Ickes
power to close any privately
own e d explosive manufacturing
plant that cannot obtain an OPP
Ierating license from his bureau
of mines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

William Stevenson, president OF
the GM union council. composed
of representatives of all GIN locals
said:
II am I'm no position To say
anything now. We have . con-
tract and we are signed for a
year. would have to talk with
President Thomas and Walter
p. Reuther (GM department di-
rector before knowing whether
we would reopen II. The coun-
Gil will meet here before the end
OF the month and II will prob
ably be discussed then"
Backs Up Murray
Thomas echoed the statement
of Murray when in a Washington
statement. he said:
Agreement by the Ford Com
pany to establish the union shop
set n pattern for the industry
which, we believe, will be uni
versally adopted before the end
OF another year"
Besides pointing the direction ir
which further union bargaining
efforts will move. the union vic,
tory is expected TO give immense
impetus TO a drive 10 organize
Little Steel by Go and the
aviation industries by the JAW.
Go.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

and weighs 125 pounds. She has
blue eyes and dark brown hair.
She is interested in art.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
]EfRGI1ss fNES

Published every Week Day Evening ana
Sunday Morning by The Times Publishing
Company at 1928 Times Square. Detroit.
Mich
Entered at Detroit, Mich. as Second Class
Mail Matter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

Gen. Hugh =. Johnso
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
ICkes Believed
Seeking Wider
Defense Power
BY CECIL Il. DICKSON
Int'i News service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. June 21.-Sec-
rotary of the Interior Harold l.
Ickes today emerged as car over
power sources for American in
dustry and is slated TO become the
most important member OF the
Presidents cabinet on the coun-
try's domestic life-if his plans 10
gain control over transportation
and communications materialize.
The dynamic New Dealer, by
persistent fighting both in the
open and under cover, has gained
control over the three great
sources of industrial power-petro-
leum, coal and hydroelectric en-
ergy.
Further. he is on the way 10 be-
coming dictator of the explosives
industry and is sponsoring a new
government reorganization bill
that will, if enacted, give him con-
troll Of the public domain, fourth
of the nations land area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
End of Seruicemen

The clause is the death knell Of
the notorious service depart
ment." bitterly attacked By the
union in its drive agains the Ford
properties and in its appeals to
the NLRB.
Servicemen will now operate in
the open as plant police or Will
be assigned TO other work. a COM
pany official said.
The department was the par
ticular field of operation Of Ben
nett, one OF the two company
signers TO the agreement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ss0C

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

parties, the contract contains q
provision barring strikes and other
punitive union action and company
shutouts until grievance procedure
has been complied with.
I'VE hope, very sincerely, that
the contract attains the ends
sought and results In peaceable
and uninterrupted production,
that the company's operations
toward national defense shall
not be hampered In any way"
said Edsel Ford.
1.-THE agreement has been en-
tered into In good faith and will
undoubtedly promote a co-opera-
tive relationship between the
UAW-CIO and the Ford COM
pany, guaranteeing stability and
continuity of operation" Muir
rays statement read.
A by-product of the pact is that
il removes the opposition of organ
lied labor 10 the granting OF de-
Tense contracts 10 the company.
Comparable Wages
The wage clauses of the agree
ment provide that the company
will pay wages at least as high as
those now being paid by the chief
competitor of the company in five
industrial fields - glass, rubber.
tires, cement and steel. Employees
now being paid above the scale
will not have their pay reduced.
The clause is retroactive 10 p.
m. Friday. so that Ford workers
now covered by the contract al
ready have earned benefits from IL.
Workers on the two shifts that
include nighttime hours will re-
ceive 5 cents per hour above the
scale.
One Of the agreement clauses
that brought particular satisfac-
ton TO rank and file Ford workers
was the following:
"AIl plant protection employees
shall wear conspicuous insignia
to clearly distinguish them from
other employees"
End of Seruicemen
The clause is the death knell Of
the notorious service depart
ment," bitterly attacked By the
union in its drive agains the Ford
properties and in its appeals to
the NLRB
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Chrysler Contract

Spokesman for the management
of the Chrysler Corporation and
the General Motors Corporation
had no immediate comment TO
make on the Ford contract.
c. G.. Edelen, president Of Ply
mouth local, said reopening of the
Chrysler contract would be dis
cussed at a membership meeting
late next month.
Personally, In view OF the
Ford contract, think the
Chrysler contract should be re-
opened" Edelen said, 'but that
Is I'm To the local"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Ford Pact Spurs JAW Drive
For Che(koff in All Industry
Continued from Page one)'

Allan Haywood. international or
ganizational director and nine
other officers. signed the agree
ment for the union. Harry II.
Bennett, personnel director, and /.
A. Capizzi, Ford counsel, signed
for the company.
"While the Ford shop clause Is
technically a union shop clause,
1 regard 10 as a closed shop
clause" Murray said.
Murray said.
The difference between the two
types of shops is that under the
union shop the management may
hire a non-union employe who
must within a designated time join
the union. In a closed shop only
union members may be hired.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-04
RVAcKA 20.
DVACET
POLICISTU.

Mezi 20 a 25 policisty treba
bylo V sobotu ku utiseni rvacky
pred hospodou v 100 blocku
Orleans ulice, jez vyvolana by
la, kdyz cernoch 800 liber tez-
ky napadl hospodskeho. Diva
policiste, Messner a Lyston le-
cent byli v nemocnici pc utise-
nj rvacky. Ruce jejich slime po-
kousany byly. Hlavn1m We rvac
ce byl cernoch, Irwin MacLean
z Forrest ulice, jehoz zraneni
tez potrebovalo osetreni v ne
mocnici.
Nocn1 jizda kolem Bel-Air
trznice byla ash ma Is minut "a
stavena. Zastup asi 500 osob
pfihllzel rvacce. Policista Mess
ner oznamil, re pri rfzeni jizdy
na Orleans ulici zaslechl volani
O pomoc. Kdyz pfisel ku hos
pode uvidel tam cernocha S no.
stinskym v prudke rvacce. Ce-
refino Santacroce byl hostin-
skym. Re rvacky mezi mimi wy
vinul Sc BOZ mezi jinymi, jez
pfispechali tam.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-04
cesky filmar zabit " Anglii.

Tragickou smrtf zemTel v
Anglii jeden z nejlepsich ces-
kych filmovych operater1, Of
to- Kantdrek, ktery byl znamy i
v hollywoodskych filmovych
kruzfch. KantGrek byl pozvan
z Hollywoodu, kde dlel posled-
Mich sedm mesic1 a Specialist
val sc letecke fotografii, ably
natocil pro britskou filmovou
spolecnost "Yank v r. A. F."
Kdyz pri filmovan1 jedne letec-
Ike sceny, letadlo, v nemz byl
KantGrek a jiny filmovy odbor-
nix Jack Parry Sc zr1tilo a oba
filmari i letec byli ma mfste "a
biti. Pr1ciny navarro letadla
zatlm vysetrujf odbornlci a ko-
ronerova porota.
KantGrek, Kodak z Brandysa
mad Labem, jeden z prvnlch &C.
skych filmaf6 pred 1888 praco-
val v nemeckych filmovych "a
telierech, kde natocil ma $50 fl
mi. PAX Sc zdrzoval kratce v
Praze, odkud Sci do Angle.
Jeho posledni diva filmy promi-
tame v americkych. biografech
byl sensacn1 antinacisticky film
Might Train (Nocni vlak) a
"The Girl in News" (Devce v
nOvinach). \
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-04
AUTOMOBILY.

Tri zraneni byli We ctvrtek,
jeden z Mich tezce, kdyz auto
mobil, v nemz jeli, vrazil do O.
brady v Kingsville, Baltimorsky
okres.
Johnu r. Jacobs, 64letemu z
Bentalou ulice, rozrazena byla
lebka a noha pochroumana.
Henry C. Fisherovi, fidici au-
honolulu, zlomeno rameno, Ho-
ward Bowling, 24letemu, pre-
razen nos.
= Mary Schwim zachvace-
ma byla srdecnim rozruchem
tax, re musela vzata byti do
nemocnice, kdyz jejf automo-
bill hofeti pocal ma Pratt a Pop
pleton ulic1ch.
- Johnu F. Boehne, 65lete-
mu z Irvington, prerazena by
la noha automobilem We 100
blocku N. Liberty ulice. Auto
mobil T1dil Samuel K. Evans
61lety z Glen Burnie.
= John R. Rogers, 65lety z
Glenwood v Howard okresu
zasazen byl automobilem, kdy5
sci ma Washington Pike v biz.
kosti sveho domova. Byl IRA.
men vnitrne a Zebra mu pola.
mana. Automobil fidil Lyle
Jones z Glenwood. Vinen jest
re by lopily, ujel z m1sta neho-
dy a jel bez license. Drzan jes.
pod zarukou $4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-04
8 PORANENO v RODINE
OHNEM.

Osm osob jedne rodiny popa-
leno anebo jinak poraneno by
10, diva tezce, kdyz ohen spalil
schody v jejich dome, {. 129 S.
Poppleton ulice tax, re vsichni
tam zachyceni byli. Mlada ze-
ma skocila s okna tretiho pos
chodf ma chodnfk, diva muzi
skocili S druheho poschodi ma
stfechu a odtud slezli do ulice.
Ostatnf zachraneni byli hasici.
Vsichni byli clenove rodiny
Leavy, 64leta a jeji dcera byly
nejvfce poraneny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-04
ZATCENf SESTI " PREPADU
OTRAVNYCH POMUCEK.

vladimir. Departmental We 3
statech provedenym zatceno
bylo deset podezTelych obcho
dovan1 s otravnymi pomGcka-
mi. Sest z techto zatceno bylo
v Baltimore. Prepady prove
deny byly We trech mestech v
tutez dobu. Otravne pom1cky
a automobily skonfiskovany
byly. V Baltimore zatceni by
Ii: Conrad J. Cimino, 42lety,
restaurater ma N. Charles ulici,
George Mandel, 35lety, David
Silano, 53lety, George Presto z
New Yorku, julius Eisenberg z
Washingtonu a Edward D'Ar-
genio taktez z New Yorku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-04
Housle vyrobene sevcovskym
knejpem.

Vzacny musealni kus vlastnl
Okresn1 museum V Sobotce, kite
re bylo pTestehovano ma zamek
Humprecht. Jsou to totiz, We
die jinych vzacnych pfedmet6
housle, kter6 pouhym sevcov-
skym knejpem vyrobil otec
dram. spisovatele DIR. FIR. Ven
ceslava Jerabka, o%buvnicky mi
str JeTabek.
sevcovsky mistr Vaclav Je-
rabek 81 houslf vail a hral ia
Ike ma ne v hudebnfm sboru v
chramu Pane r. 1887 pTi slav-
nostn1ch bohosluzbach, pfi
nichz rovn6z ucinkoval virtues
FIR. OndTlcek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-04
cesti vlastenci popraveni.

Naziste popravili 5. cervna
diva vlastence, Stepanku MILO
lovou a Josefa Boucka pro Wy
zvedacksou cinnost. Naziste
naffdili casopisGm, ably zahaji-
ly tazeni v novinach proti ces-
kym vlastencdm, jez nazyvajf
"radiovymi kriminaln1ky" a
kterf vys1lajf radiove zpravy z
Londyna do Ceskoslovenska a
uvedomujf lid o zahranicnf Gin
most naseho lidu We prospech
porobene vlasti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-04
Tri sta padesat let pisne
20 Velvary''

Idylicke podr1pske mesto,
kdysi kralovske Velvary, vzpo-
nina letos $50. vyroci vzniku
zname a oblfben6 narodn1 pis-
ne 80 Velvary", ktera prosla-
villa mesto pc cel6 vlasti. P1sen
ma pravdivy historicky pod
klad a prip1na Sc Ike staremu
domu byvale velvarkse "Pan-
ske hospody". Cesky rozhlas
pfipravil k tomuto vyroc1 zajl-
Dude vysllan V sobotu- i 2oj
navy krajovy obrazek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-04
u skIenicky.

63lety zednfk Frantisek Vol
mar z Krc1na zemTel nahle V
hostinci V prostredf, ktere two
filo znacnou napln jeho zivota.
Dovedl ztravit v hostincich, kite
re pro zmenu stT1dal, diva i tfi
dny nepretrzite. Posledne Sc
del We sp~olecnosti znamych V
hostinci Ma kopci. Dial 81 nalit
jeste osminku este, ale uz il
nevypil. Polozil 81 nahle hlavu
ma still, pc chv1li zachroptel a
skacel sc mrtev Sc zidle ma zem
k noham soused1. Ranila no
mozkova mrtvice v hospode u
sklenicky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-04
MiStnl Zprdyy.
z ~krajanskych kruhH.


- Znamy cesky lekaf DR..
Bedrich F. Rdzicka Sc svoji
chotf Annou slavili v sobotu,
dine %. cervna 25ti-lete vyrocf
svatby a zucastnili sc v 6 hodin
rano msi svate v Chramu Pane
sv. Vaclava.
" sobotu o 10 hodine rano
spojeni byli svazkem manzel-
skym snoubenci: William Van
cura z Baltimore a Helen B.
Smid z Essex, Md. Svedky SHAT
ku byli: Charles a Marie Buch-
hester. Snatku pozehnal Rev.
Frank Novak.
- Ma den 4. cervence We d.
hod. odpol. spojeni budou snat-
KEN manzelskym pan Karel
Hrubes a 81. Ruth HOLDER. ze-
Mich jest synem znamych kra-
jann p. Karia a Amy Hrubes z
cisla 723 N. Luzerne Ave. Cd
DAM budou v Belair, Md.
z Atlantic City zdravila
vsechny ~pTedsedka Demokra-
tickeho Damskeho Klubu Ces-
kych MladlkG Z. wardy PAM
August Klecka. Sjezdu zucast-
milo Sc 60 clenek. Zajezdu do
Atlantic City z1castnil sc vlad-
nj marSal, August Klecka.
= Srdecny pozdrav re Sokol-
skeho Sletu V Chicago. Viva
me krasne pocas1. Ma zdar!
Mana a Josef Pokorny.
z New Yorku pozdrav!
Jsme ma navsteve u bratra
Henry Schneider. Tyden ma
me prazdniny. Je zde prave
dosti horko a vlhko, jinak Sc
name moe dobre. Zdravi cely
personal
Frank a Marie Schneider.
= Re Sletu .jsme Sc vsichni
statsne bez urazu vratili, cvi-
cenci i hoste, a az ma mala do
brodruzstvf, jake zdrzenf a vse-
iijake prfhody v Chicago ,vSec-
ko dopadlo dobTe. Nasi cvi-
cenci Sc pokryli slavou = mu-
Ii 2. cena v nizs1m oddelenf a
kdo videl ty vzorne vykony O.
statn1ch cvicenc1, must uznat,
re Cha cena neco znamena.
Sokolice 81 pfinesly cenu a Size
3tf v nizslm oddeleni. Zapas
byl tuhy a v tom vedru, jake
jsme tam prozlvali, i Tide ma
side-lines skoro omdlevali.
Je mnoho latky z nfz bych
mohl napsati sloupce, ale jeli-
koz name mas narodni svatek.
4. cervence a proto "Telegraf'
vyjde o den drive. Prosil bych
O strpen1 az do prfstlho cisla.
kdy Yam podam uplny a OBJ.
sazny referat, cd odjezdu az
do prijezdu domG.
Celkem T1ci, pro ty, KIDD jestf
slet podobny nevideli, bylo tC
dchvatne divadlo, zdarile a Il.
chime ma dals1 vyzvu a ucelen.
sokolske prace. Zatim Ma Zdal
j. 3
" sobotu, 20. cervna zem.
rel krajan Frank Nemec z cisls
818 N. Glover ulice. PodrobnS
zprava pr1ste.
= Dopisy pf. j. Peroutkovt
2 Baltimore a p. J. Pazourka
Arlington, Va, pro nedostatel
mista uvefejn1me v pT1st1m els
lie.
= Tel. Jedn. Sokol Curtis
Bay pofada celodennf vylet ne
sor Csl. Dem. Klubu, Curtis
Greek nedeli, dine 20. cerven.
ce. Automobiliste jedte ne
Curtis Bay pc Pennington Ave
az nvidite napis ma Bohemian
'IShOre."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-04
DIVA cERNOsI

Jeden cernoch utonul v Mid
die River odbocce Patapsco re-
ky a druhy v jinem odtoku te-
re reky v sobotu.
Andrew Mason utonul, kdyz
v fece ploval. Charles Register,
22lety z N. Howard ulice, uto-
pill Sc rovnez pTi koupani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-04
4 0 PROVOZU C.. e.
p. TELEPHONE COMPANY

" Baltimore "a mesic kveten.
Ma provozn1ch popaltcich
pfijmuto bylo 1892, O3O
Provozni vylohy obnasely
$1,400, 239.
Cisty pTfjem byl $249, 424
Dane "a kveten $25O,412.
K 81. kvetnu bylo v pouzitl
32O,301 telefon1 a bylo spro-
stTedkovano 1884, 600 tele-
fOnnlch rozhovorn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-10
1.-THE Lady Ere Have Local Premiere Thursday the Rialto
The Long Voyage
Home Here Today
Hugh Herbert Stors
In Meet the Chump'

Based on Eugene o-Neill's IA
nous four one-aot plays. John
Ford's Argosy production. The
Long Voyage Home" which will
open today at the Blue Mouse the
alter. was filmed with a cast stud
ded with outstanding screen per-
sonalities.
John Wayne. Thomas Mitchell
and Ian Hunter appear in the prin-
eipal starring roles. while the fea-
tured cast includes Wilfrid Law
renee. Barry Fitzgerald. Arthur
Shields. Mildred Natwick. Carmen
Morales, Ward Bond. John Qualen
and J. NJ. Kerrigan. John Ford.
who is known for such billiant
sceen achievements as Stage
coach" and The Grapes Of
Wrath" produced and directed
The Long Voyage Home" and
Dudley Nichols wrote the screen
play. The picture was filmed at
the Walter Wanger studios.
Briefly. the story of The Long
Voyage Home" is lusty. drama
filled sea tale of stout-hesrted men
whose hero:sm and bravery often
remains unsung but Is nevertheless
startling and sensational. Most of
the thrilling action unwinds aboard
the SIS. Glencsirn. a British tramp
steamer. en- route to England after
long voyage with calls in the
Caribbean and at American ports.
As the individual life dramas OF
the motley personalities are de-
veloped, the action of the story
swings into high gear and one of
the biggest scenes involves Ian
Hunter, a Britisher OF obviously
superior breeding and intelligence,
who apparently is trying to drown
his memories in drink. But per-
sonsl stories are forgotten when
a fierce bombing raid strikes ter
ror aboardship, by virtue Of the
fact that the boat Is loaded with
T. n. T.
Hugh Herbert shares the screen
in Meet the Chump."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-10

lido lupino ploys the fenni-
nine leod in The SEQ Wolf, -
new otfrocfion OF the Roxy
theoter todoy.
~Chost," where Wolf Larsen ruled
with an iron hand a dictator
whose empire extended from the
Barbary Coast to the remote COR
nera Of the world.
Jane Withers in Youth Win Be
Served" shares the screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-10

What happens in this situation
is the story that will be told when
Paramount's new comedy. The
Lady Eve" starring Barbara
Stsnwyck and Henry Fonda. comes
Thursday 10 the screen OF the
Rialto theater. The fact that II
was written and directed by Pres
ton Sturges. who has flashed
across the Hollywood scene like
a brilliant rocket in the past year,
is ample promise that the new
picture is lively, witty entertain
ment.
Sturges, you will remember, is
the writer-director who brought 10
the screen those two bright COM
edy gems Of last year. The Great
McGinty" and Christmas in July"
The Lady Eve has stirred even
more comment than his previous
two film efforts. both regarded
as unusually brilliant comedies.
Changing his pace for this pic
ture from the grimly realistic
roles he has been playing for the
past three years. Fonda Is seen in
The Lady Eve as a naive, rich
young man who falls for a beau
tiful girl, but who is disillusioned
when he learns she's cardsharp.
She masquerades later as a titled
Englishwoman. THE Lady Eve, "
and succeeds in making him fall
in love with her all over again.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-10

RoNy--Edward @. Robinson and Ida
Iupino in The Sea Wolf 90
4i0. 7.2O. 10 40: also Jane Withers
in Youth WIN Be Served" 2;45
600. e.io.
oKeefe and Flor
tnce Rice In MI. District Attor-
ney," i2.si. 3.22, eos, 6;4t. IL I'd.
also Grace Macdonald and ROBERT
Paige in Dancing on a Dime.
IL 80. AL. Asa. 7:s3. 1914.
MIsre Box - Joan Blondell and
Poland Young in Topper Returns. .
90. 400. 700. 1905. also Guy
Kibbee in "scattergood Baines,
IL 40. 2:&5. s:4s. $50.
BIJr MousE-Tnomas Mitchell and
John WAYNE In The Long Voyage
Home" 1899. 3:42, Gas. ga. also
Hugh Herbert IN Meet the
Chump." IL 40. 2:4o, 5:+5. 8:4s.
RETURN SHOWINGs
BgyERIY-Fred Alien and Jack Ben
nv in Love Thy Neighbor. also
George Sanders and Wendy Barrie
In The Saint in Palm Springs,
CAPITOL - Alice Faye and Don
Ameche in LILLIAN Russell" also
Dick Foran In The Nummy's
CoMMuNITY-Kay Kyser in you'll
Find Out" also Cross Country
Romance. with Gene Raymond ana
Wendy Barrie.
KAY sTREET-Pat o'Brien In The
Night OF Nights" also Frank Nor
gan In 'Hullabaloo."
LAkEWOoD-Gary Cooper and Wal
ter Brennan In The Westerner,
also Pred Astaire and Paulette
Goddard In second Chorus"
PARK - James Cagney and Pat
OBrlen In Here Comes the Navy.
also Roger Pryor In She Couldn't
Saw No"
PROCTOR--Claudett Colbert and
Raw Miliand In ARISE Ny Love,
also the March OF Time.
REAiART-Ronald Colman In Lost
Horizon" also Bruce Cabot and
Rochelle Hudson In Girls Under
Al"
REN-The Lane sisters and Gale Pass
in -Four Mothers" also Richard
DIX and Wcndy Barrie in Men
Against the Sky"
RIylERA-Rosalind Russell and Mel
iyn Douglas In This Thing Called
Love" also Lum and Abner In
Dreaming Out Loud"
sHELL-Pat o'Brien and John Gar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-10
NNEN LETTER

Harold s. Bucquet. director OF
the DR.. Kildare pictures, received
a message from actor David Niven.
Not only is the actor safe and
well. but he expects to make a
picture. as an aid to British war
propaganda. in the near future.
England, he reports. has never
ceased producing pictures despite
air raids.
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AT Riviera

This Thing Called Love"
will open O return engagement
todoy os the top lecture OF
Mike Borovic's Riviera. Above
ore shown Gloria Dickson ond
Binnie Bornes who ploy inn
portont roles. The stors ore
Melvyn Douglas and Rosolind
Russell. Lum and Abner's
"Dreomino Out Loud" shores
the screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-10

field In Flowing Gold" also Frsn.
els Lederer IN The Man / Married. :
ST >>ET-Kay Kyser In you'll Find
Out" also Kent Taylor and Linda
Hayes in I'm Still Alive"
IENrIE-Robert Taylor and Ruth
Hussev In Flight Command also
Jack oakie and Shirley Temple In
Young People"
LIBERTY. Fusallup-Richard Carl
son and Lucille Bal lin Too Many
Girls
RIVIERA. sumBer-Gerge Murphy
and Brenda Joyce in Public Deb
No -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-10

or course. Fonda doesn't know.
that the cardsharp and The Lady
Eve" are one and the same person.
Featured in the impressive cast
Of the latest Sturges picture are
Charles Coburn, Eugene Palette.
William Demarest. Eric Blore.
Martha o'Driscoll and Luis Al
berni. in addition TO many other
well-known film players.
Warren William will be seen
also in The Lone Wolf Takes a
Chance"