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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04
HURLEY

The Hurley ali clnh gtFls and
boys attended The club rally lsaf
Saturday. Myrtle Apsif and hiii
Inne. presidents of tie clubs. re-
celsed the cup which wea awarded
10 the Hurley club. This cup Ntkl
be on display ii the school
3d.
MI and Mr. Loren WllEerNan e
Moss Point visited Nj. and MFa
A ID Coleman last Tuesday,
49,
Mr. ard Mrs Gilbert Nelson q
nie point visited III, ard Mrs Ri.
son Coleman last week.
~o
Mra GLADYS pnlt wna IN pasca-
eoula last Meznday on business.
49,
Kiss AsAidrod Mls0ilt = reuoop1s.
stina ~ her hume ffom : tanstl -
efatsou.
sHome Dem~tsnstfntian Club News
The monthly nesting uf the huF-
ley Womnne Home Demonstration
club wa held last Friday Ia the
home Of Mrs NJ L. Hamilton. Inc
meeting vas ealad 70 order ~ usa
president vino lead The club 10 kinE
ing. aFuil0w The Clean Duftfse
the business session each member
present exchanged flower plants.
Plans were made for hnane im-
pFoFemsnt week In xhieh . tour wfli
Be made by the club - - uas
many home improvements IA Hnr-
ley. Mrs. ! q Oibnon. Mra. ~ c
Everett. and Mrs. Douglas NizsIas
aae On the COMMITTEES q make prep
a~fnlloaa for the tour.
TAXA were given OF the neHI can
ming ard poultry demonstrations
given II the 4-H club roam la pa4-
cAgcuia. The club regretted tns
absence Of Mkss Ruth Cain due 50
her lines.
Mr. II. G. Everett assisted IN
seryiag refreshments ens1alztina q
eooi-ade. potato salad. sandwiches
and cuektea.
The club va glad 70 welcome
BACK Gre u fts older members. Mfs
Raymond Wright
After = tour beginning II ten
thirty lAae nsxt meeting ef NE Glan
Hill be held IN the home nf Mr.
A C. Peterson o. April p. 1871.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04
PRESBYTERIAN cHUacm
49, q ~.

Sunday sehool Il 4 n.
Divine worship Al n 90 a NJ
HubiH4 Are - feaaF@ln or
Mifsd fe4 tie nea fChaf1Al ynaff
Regular business meetlnH q TIE
haxllAAfF. Monday go ? r. at tkze
EANEHs
C1nx rehearsal ana singing. We.
nead4sz : - p = aG ths church.
CnoH FeiieAFssI ana elneaaa. Wed.
nesaAfs 100 p n a& tf1s church
HEftNEX MCDOWELL.
Minister
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04

Mrs. Rose Thomas. daughter q
Mrs Virginia Wilson Of Mos Point.
and the late John ". Wilson. Vas
married March ie. 1871. % James
v 0off Of Pascasoula, before -
d Solomon. Justice of the Peace
IN Lucedaie. In the presence q
Judge eolAnonis wife and daslGh-
Ter. The bride Il employed at
jackson County Mill. NE groom
= the ingalls, Bodybuilding Corp
They are ~ home - Martin Blvd
II KreoIe.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04

- far beyond as TIE CITY q pAsea-
Eoula decides
Ernest Way. Chief Inspector for
he Navy. and ". n Adams. Chia
Accountant. are Lieutenant PoMs
stoes on ne program.
IS for hoN the neN community
vi be governed. 10 definite plan
nas Jet been announced, Lieutenant
pa stated II d IlkeIy. he I'D. that
i E1li be considered = part q TIE
CITY ~ Paseagoale md aefF1eed -
ne Local pct Office.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04


Mt and Mrs. Clarence L parhY
Of birmingham. are vhltln9 Mt
and Mrs r. NJ Mcclellan ~ the
Mcclellan cottage ct Hrless Beach
Bungalows On Beach Boulevard
The Darbyn arrived last Friday.
plan TO spend about two weeks.
Mis- sally Jane. Quinn 0auter
and ralph Rngsnn spent Sunday
as guests Of Mis- Betty Cause N
Pass Christian.
Mrk Dora Jane % Birmingham.
sl~ster-in-law Of Mf. and Mrs. nj
mond J Jane Of Beach Boulevard
vino arrived last Sunday - visit
friendk was joined THURSDAY by
her sister. Mrn Lssna Hrusn. an
NYA executive. also Of Birmingham
MRS rsroun 81 visiting fFleuda she
and her sister plan 70 remain IN
pascagosIla through this week end
%
Master epurReon LAchanAsee. II
years old. son Of Nj. and Mrs jules
Lachansae. Is recupeFntinn ~ his
home from a ton~aiIiect0my PER
formed Thursday mofu'ne Al The
Aispach clinic Little hftaa fAntsg
jean and Master Jimmie Aiken.
children 81 Mr.. and Mrs. y W
AlkeA Of sol 8 PnscaKoalA street
who underwent TIE same opera
ton at the Akpach clinic Tues
day. are doing fine ~ home nov
%
Mr.. and Mrs. r l. Hudson and
Mis- Bessie Perry returned last
Friday night from New Orleans.
where they spent q week siehtsees
ing.
Charles II North Of jackson. su-
n~eYintendent at the Naval hous-
ine uroject. vas visited Wednes-
day by hla wife and q cousin Of
hers, both Of Jackson.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Eastern Star viii be held at
8 O'Clock Tuesday night N Maeosllf
han. II wa announced today b
Mrs G. r. Tofiusen. President
HewcomeFn vii be welcome.
10
p n. Chexnut and Holle Bird It.
tended ; meeting Of Fifestone deal
eFs IN Mobile Wednesday night
30
The regular monthly meeting q
the Parent Teacher Association vii
be held IL 3 30 O'Clock "Wednesday
afternoon at the high school. Eiec-
ticn OF officers and q discussion Of
TIE junior banquet viii Be features
Mrs. J. b Morgan president. wiil
preside.
I'd Tonamlere. Jr.. o. Biloxi was )
bsssinesa visitor % Pa~scaealia this
seek, eonsng here Monday after
noon.
Nj. and Mrs J B Anderson ard
Mr and Ars. George Anderson If
Hattlesbufa. spent last Sunday mere
- the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. -
Anderson q Lake avenue
%
Dudley Btennlz. Jr, Biloxi a.
toFnsy Has IN Paseagoul2 en- bsssl-
nesa. Monday.
A community gathering ana nuls-
~ceilaneosa shower wiil Be given To-
night at TIE Fouieinebieau Con.
maniiF Hoafse hoaorine N ansa
An John King and family. All q
their friends are invited 70 attend
thA eten1
M. and AF1 Amos Rolls to-
heiF yo1uls daughter. Marion So
2 Mobile. Sunday Afternoon. e
friends
Ahe Jean Tfellern 4 uow ~
p0yec n NYA woFk IN the offiee a.
County Superintendent A ? Me-.
nee
Rev and Mrs. Z W. ulmer a.
ts1aso the Tfi-Eoanty zone me-
EHR Ia Lleedale TUESDAY = 80
Nm @ a Carrier. p 3 &c.,
: ! HAfazeli, s , Warden 81 2
BnHby. Henry Teffeson. L S Rossm
and l. aaeffleT.
%
Ms Ma.Y Edssh Earex szzal.w "a
use PeeEasa DFx store. &c -
II a hons nfee dasA has ress,rn@s
. Nofk
-
Mrs Warren PoA eho - Ia tza
weeka returned Monday Il -
aattea e Ens switchboard 4 - -
sza4 Bodybuilding oarp
HIS E~Eszzseiilz Hehieh FsxurnM
Yesterday = her aozk IL the p1n
azsah9 apaumsaz - - EneaH
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04

shlphulldfne Corp Aftsr nslfsg III
since SUNDAY at her home
o.
Mrs. Ruth Aherua Il feeupesasEns
AZ home after being III all this
week Mira Ahsns 4 employed -
che purchasing department a Ne
ingalls, Bhapbulltinx Corp
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04
&mIIM@

II membss Of your family nave been shatna. q ya have bad =
vatof. OF II Yea have efven = party. paeaN cal 10 ana gss NE
news 10 me.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04

Mrs Warren Pol sho - IA ia
SEEKS. returned Monday Il -
aatiea e - switchboard Il - -.
szA 5asFpaiidtna CaFp
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04

Hlss nazx Edssh nsrex :.
use Peepzsa DFa9 store nc -
y q hNss three dag4 has rssarnez
e Mofk
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04

His kssnssiins VsIeieh rss.rrd
yesterday = her aazk IL lhe par
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04

Mis- sally Jane. Quinn 0Autter
and ralph Rngsan spent Sunday
as guesia Of Mis- Betty CAUSE n
Pas Christian.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-07
. So THEY SAY

God Il tends Us to mse al the
possibilities In this world.
bishop Henry st. George
Tucker, New York.
Censorship in the sense that
l believe II feared, of the kind we
see abroad =. is not contem-
plated.
Lowell Mellett. director Office
Of Government Reports.
We cannot gain Hitler's
friendship by any token we may
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-07

Cd city and county administra-
tive offices rs part of q citizen
ship day celebration took their
Jobs In earnest.
Mis- Violet Dohse, high school
mathematics teacher, was fined
81 IN police court for failing to
stop 6 m arterial highway, and
the student county physician
guaranteed the student county
treasurer for having the mumps.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-07
Automobiles Damaged
In Gfaiioi Collision

OAutomobiles driven by Martin
Acosta Of Capac, and Cyril How
ard, Route 2, Mount Clemens,
sustained considerable damage
when they .collided On South
cfatiot ct Robertson shortly BE-
fore three o'clock Sunday Dprn.
ing. Acosta wss given . ree9less
driving ticket by police.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-07
State
: Briefs

~ the Associated Press
oMASON Garrett Pal
mer, 58-year old Consumers
Power Co. employee, died Sunday
Of burns received Friday in .
gas explosion at the home of
Harold Scutt at Aurelius Center.
Three members Of the Schutt
family, who were injured in the
blast, are patients at a hospital
here.
oDETROIT-(P>-Arthur COM
der, a., died Sunday of burns
suffered in q studio fire March
20. The blaze started when q
paste pot caught fire while be-
ing heated on an electric toaster.
DETROIT up Police said
Charles Schoenchek, SO. an
Ecorse night Waterman, ended
his life Sunday night by taking
poison. after writing a note say
ing he feared he was going blind.
FLINT-(R-Ralph K. Light,
20, Of Flint, drowned in Hears
ley Lake Sunday while trying to
swim to shore after his canoe
overturned.
oDETROIT-(R)-Under spon
sorship of the America First
committee, Sen. Burton X.
Wheeler (D-Mont) was SEIZED.
uled to address an anti-war rally
at Cass Technical High school
here Monday night.
OMARQUETTE - up - Elmo
Tuomela and Emil Tormela,
Marquette commercial fisher
men, spent Sunday night with
their crews aboard their ice
bound tugs q mile northeast Of
the Presque Isle breakwater.
Two crew members made their
way to shore Sunday afternoon
and picked up coal, blankets and
food for the men aboard the
small craft, which were not be-
lieved in great danger.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-07
SHOCKING

WATERFOWL. Mass. = Next
time you receive Q big electric
light bill smile and think-well,
II isn't as bad % .Yot1 A. Hedin' :.
While fighting Q blaze in the
apartment In which Hedin lives.
firemen discovered someone had
connected wires in m upper
floor apartment in such q way
that the electricity registered on
Hedin's meter. The work was
done Is years ago, firemen said.
and Hedin had been paying
charges ever since.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-07
NO THANKS.

CLINIC IN, Mo. - Louis
Schneider, who since 1888 has
won four automobiles in radio
and magazine contests, doesn't
intend to use his latest award.
Farmer Schneider, 62, prefers
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-07
roo MANY laOLECuLEs

II q gIaS6lul Of W0ter were
poured INTO the Atlantic ooeon
end thoroOghly mixed with the
water q The ocean. Il would BE
impooD5ola - dip up . glaooful
eootanlne nous q the orieinel
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-07

to keep his feet on the ground.
Hence the for sale tag on his
sirplane.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-07

TYPGW1TEH83
SOL0-Nsw. rebuilt. reconditioned RE
PAIR4D-Cleaned. oiled. adjusted. rib
bons and platens replaced. RENTED
months-$6.oo. Also adding machines.
filing cabinets, etc.
WE BUY USED OFFICE MACHINES
AND EQUIPMENT
OFFICE SUPPLY CO.. ~ CASo
PA 3o47.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-07

THEY WEREN'T FOOLIN'
PRAIRIE DU CHEN, Wis
Hig hschool students who assum-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-07
Flashes
of Life
~ NE Associated Prsss

AT HOME
COLUMBUS, O.-Mrs. May
Speakman was without steak
last night. She told police some
one broke into her home, fried
the meat she expected to eat for
supper. prepared Z can of soup,
ate and fled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-30
Two Sent
To Farley
On Rivers

LANSING. Sept. 30.-Count Al
fred Won Niezychowski of Crosse
Pointe and the Rev F'r John c.
Sullivan, pastor of St Mark 5
Catholic Church. ST. Clair Flats,
were named by Gov. Murray D.
Van Wagner today as Michigan
delegates to the National Rivers
and Harbors Congress in Miami
November 13 and Ia
The congress VIII consider pro-
grams OF rived and harbor develop
ment flood control and maritime
and inland navigation with special
reference TO national defense
One or tie plans under discus.
sion is the proposed cut OF a chan.
mel through Harsen's Island.
n am opposed to this cut" the
governor said "The present
southeast bend i'm the ~. Clair
River could be widened more
economically and with better re-
-Stfit+ tHHEhy-eE creating Anew
channel II would he waste OF
money and would he of question
able value.
Besides. II would leave Har-
sens Island without any access
route by land and would cause
hardship without any good rea-
son"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-30
Keefe Succeeds
Thompson as
Asst. Fire Chief

John A. Keefe, 50, senior bat
talon chief of the fire department,
today succeeded Alex Thompson
as assistant chief.
ThompSon's job was vacant when
he replaced Walter Israel upon
the latter's retirement as fire de
partment head.
Keefe, a 34-year veteran with
the department, was appointed a
lieutenant in 1919, a captain in
1922, battalion chief in 1884 and
served as acting assistant lire
chief the first half OF this year.
Keefe will be acting assistant
chief until November ] when he
will hold the job permanently.
He lives at 2260 Lamothe avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-30
Auto Tax P| Ian
FodIInd0ne-Side

lansing. Sept. 30 The
S1400oo00 slash in automobile
and fasieli-taxes- proposed for
Michigan by the Michigan Auto
mobile Dealers Association would
benefit the owners OF commercial
vehicles far more. proportionately,
than private car owners, it was
revealed today.
An analysis OF the proposed
slash, which was confirmed gen.
orally by Frank w Herrick, as
ISOLATION manager. showed that
private car owners, would save
S10.000.000, or an average reduc-
ton of SIPS each, while CONNER
cial vehicle owners would save an
average of $26.ls. dropping the
average cost of their plates from
S40.S0 to S1462.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-30
Cobo Gets County Road Budget
To City Council for Approval
By JANES n. INGLIS

az Herman Kiefer Hospital and
N8ybu Sanltarum
Cobo was taken aback yestcr-
'd8y whom De- learned that the
county road budget containing
nearly all of DctroitS major
street Improvements for The next
NJ months. WAS about TO be
closed without The fall approval
of an branches OF the city gov
eminent.
Coba made a surprise appear
snce before the roads and bridges
committee Of The supervisors Just
before final action ON the budget
was 20 have been taken and Sc
cured a 24-hOur delay in the
budgets approval He immedi-
ateiy called meeting IN the
Water Board Building of William
NJ Walker Jr. DPW commits
sloner: CITY Palmer George
Emery Traffic Engineer d. Grant
Mickle and Budget Director David
X AH0N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-30
Go OVER PROGRAM

At this session Cobo had the
entire county program gone over
item by item and approved by
Ill those -nrnAanl -a1el- hear.
ranged 10 have il placed before
Common Council for consideration
today
Cobo rebukcd Addy Tor bringing
in the $4,000 tubercular patient
request at the last minute.
you know enough about
budget making. Dave, to know
that when YOU get thrown out
of balance by over $500, 200 on
a budget of that size that YOU
have 10 tear the whole budget
down and start all over" Cobo
said.
In addition 10 the Hamilton.
Sixth route, the new road budget
will provide 100000 TO complete
the Dawson avenue depressed
highway across Highland Park
$685. 600 for a highway on Chase
road leading 10 the new Foro
bomber plant at Ypsilanti. and
Sl75 900 for widening Randolph
between Gratiot and Monroe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-30
sYMBoLs

eastern Standard TimeD
40 A. NJ.
WJR Life Beautiful-D.
WNJ Sol0ist.
CKLW Happy Gang-V
VICAR News swing NJ
WJLR News. Canteen- NJ
WE%I.- Music program
WJLB Polish Ladies Hr.
M89D-Luncheon music.
I:I5 =. NJ.
WIZ Woman IN White d.
WWJ-Phil Breston trio
WY Between Bookenus
MESI=Y Vocal Narietles-
1:3O q. VI
WJR Happiness Right D.
WWJ Sing and Swing
CkLW Front Page Farrell
VICAR Matinee melodies
WY Music 81 Masters.
- = Z = r-rTrrrr 77rrrf1r-- n
WENL- Music program
Las y. W
WJR Road OF LIED
WNj News
rf<EN@ To she announced.
WCAR-Just Relax M,
WHY News
WJLB 49, Popular music.
900 =. NJ
WJR Young Dr. Malone.
WWJ-Light Of World D.
.CKLW-H Helen Holden-D.
VICAR News.
WXYZ u. s. Navy Band.
WJLB-I ntermeZzO-M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-30

The S. 100000 WAYNE County
Road Commission budget wll gc
before Common Council for APP
prosal today as a rcSu'f of CitN
Treasurer Albert r. Cobo> fight
20 enforce Detroit, theoretical
control OF the county government
The budget contains >lltN
GOO start On The proposed Hami-
ton-SiNth elevated supfrhgnWaN
which is planned as "a spur track
connecting the downtown loop
with the proposed HarpeI-Nclr4W
crosStoWn SuperhChvay q state
and federal proleef
In the meantime tac huance
committee of the ~lupSrN Wll.
meet TODAY in an effort io plug
a $4,000 hole Dr. the general
county budget which must Dee
brought into haianc. before t1e
end OF the week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-30
.CIO Suits Ask 100000

The Upgrade Packing Company
of Detroit and the RoSevale Pack
ing Company of Dewitt. Mich.
today were named in suits filed IN
Federal Court by the Go Pack
ing House Organizing Committee
in which they asked lin excess Of
100000" for overtime wages
from each company for their EN-
Moves
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-30
Fire Fighter
Drives Burning Car to
Station for Dousing
Times stan Correspondent

ANN ARBOR. Sept. s30.-In
most cities the firemen so TO the
fire, but the case was different
here yesterday
Harold McCrumb discovered the
back seat of his car was on fire as
he drove past the fire station yes
terday morning. He stopped the
car. took out the cushion and car
ried it into the fire station.
Firemen turned on a faucet and
put out the fire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-30
LAsT-MINUTE REQUEST

The county budger was r1r0WT
Out OF balance By q laSi-mlnutl
fequeSt OF Health Commissioner
Bruce Il Douglas for an increase
in The countyS contribution e
the care OF tuberculosis patients
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-30
What S on the Air
TUESDAY AFTERNOON

THIS program has been
given The Detroit Times by
the stations herein listed IL
me presentations as SEIZED
uled are not on The AIR,
me fault lies Wiih me sta
uons and not The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Last Moonlight
To Tashmoo Set

THE LAST Showboat Moon
light TO Tashmoo Park this sea-
son will be held Saturday night
aboard the Steamer Put-in-Bay.
Lowry Clark and his orchestra,
with Marion Stanfield. who placed
third in the Jefferson Beach
Beauty contest, singing the vo-
Gals, will furnish the dance music.
Tim Doolittle and his Noun
taineers will entertain in the Blue
Cabin. while THE Old Dean" will
lead the singing from his piano on
the third deck and Regina Stem
beck and her brother, Johnny, will
play accordion numbers for the
passengers in the dining room and
rathskellar.
The Steamer Put-in-Bay sails
from the First street dock at S:45
p. m. stops over at TaShmoo Park
for one hour, and returns TO De-
troit at 2:45 A. NJ.
There is continuous dancing on
the steamer and at the island.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
United artists Begins Ne,o Season
With DIR. JekyH and Mr.. Hyde

film parts for some time now but
in "Whistling in the Dark" he is
on HIS own and makes the most of
it. Although this story is fan
tastic, il is full of laughs and
Offers some exciting moments
which should win the approval of
Mr.. and Mrs. Moviegoer.
Cast as a radio .crime creator, !"
our hero attracts a group of cultist
racketeerss who kidnap him and
demand that he invent the perfect
murder for them. This is only the
beginning of mad tale that will
keep you laughing all evening.
In the supporting roles are Con-
rad Veidt, Ann Rutherford,
Virginia Grey and Eve Arden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
STARTED SINGING

Life with father didn't have
quite tire appeal then, SO Cobina
Wright ST got a divorce, sent
junior To Europe and pursued the
remnants Of a singing career by
appearing in snooty supper clubs.
Mother did all right in this field.
but daughter did much better
when she tried il in Palm Beach
l.. rOlE
TTT1U,
She was only Il, but she was
tall, willowy and husky-voiced. In
fact she was too tall and talent
scouts all shook their heads dubi-
ously about just when she would
stem f.fafyyEff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Film Time Clock

MICHIGAN-"AlomR OF the South
Seas II a. m. 1908 sos. sos. 1912
9:4t p. m
FOX--"TlHe the Toiler." u 80. $50.
Is 30. $50 p NJ Hold That Ghost, Ill
a. m, 2. .. s, II ,. m.
UNITED ARTISTS" Or. Jekyll and
MIR. Hyde" II a. m. SO 8 43. 10 80
~. m, "Whisuing IN the Dark" ! 80, 5:17.
70 10 ,. m.
-ApAMS-nQff4eeF and Lady - IL
"a m 1916. 20. 6.5i. g.2S p. m. :;
Charles Aunt I2ll, AS, 5.1e. 1883,
1927 =. m.
PALMs-sTATE- Begins for Andy
Hardy" 12f3. 4;Os, Z 80 10.5s p, IN. /;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29

particularly when Tracy trans
forms from Jekyll to Hyde and in
the scenes where his thoughts are
flashed before your eyes.
M-G-M has finally discovered"
the talents of Red Shelton, for
many years a favorite on the radio
and stage. This comedian is one of
the best we've seen in years, in
fact he's a natural. He has a
style all his own and is bound 10
go far if Hollywood doesn't over
work him.
SHELTON has been playing small
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29

"Ringsids Maise," 11;o7 a, M, 1882
5:57, S:22 y. m.
MADIsON-"Lives OF Bengal Lancer"
ll1:10 a. m. 3.04. Gas, 1882 b. m; I'm
Name Only" 20. $40, S:54 y. IN.
BROADWAY CAPITOL--"Caught in the
Draft" 1l:Os a. m, 229, $50 9;llI
p m Additionally Yours" u 80,
3 81, 712. 1898 ,. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
BY MAURICE WALKER

SPECIAL CEREM ONI f s,
flowers and kilograms from movie
stars and friends, and large au-
dience marked the reopening OF
the refurnished, newly carpeted
United Artists Theater yesterday.
Starting the new seasen-e H-in
promising fashion, the theater is
presenting two hit films for its
first attractions.
Topping the double bill is the
ong-awaited DIR. Jekyll and Mr..
Hyde" which brings Spencer
Tracy to the screen in an entirely
different Characterization. T h e
other. "Whistling in the Dark. "
introduces comedian Red Shelton
in his first starring role.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
.Briqht Starlets

FRANCES CLIFFORD and Ella
Neal. two of ParamountS talented
young actresses appearing with
Bob Hope in Louisiana Purchase. -
were both ValedfctorianS of their
high school graduation classes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
COBINA WRIGHT JR.

WHEN TIE silver plating began
to wear of the spoon she had ln
her mouth az birth. CoOlna Wright
Jr. Iiollywo0dS most authentic
social register recruit awoke 10
find that TIE life which was sup
posed 10 be- such a bed % roses
only happened in florist advertise
mcrtS.
Born On the right side Of New
ports railroad tracks, everything
was velvet for Cobina Jr. for the
first seven years. Then came the
proverhlal seven lean years after
stock broker papa William May
Wright lost his dress shirt in the
market crash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Starlet Fever
1871 Cases of Hollywood Hopefnls
BY CHARLES GENTRY

-f6ree week fs-tAese-eei-
un1nS viii appear buef charts
of the most recent cases Of this
epidenic which Is again Holly
woods oo7tagion. The follow
TEE zsWrpmerS, or rhoxE cam.
parstlyeiy unknown have JuSr
been interviewed by this de-
psrtment and are among The
beSr bets for StsTdom during
the coming year.