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La gaceta., 1941-10-14
LOS BONOS PARA
LA DEFENSA
Preguntas Y respuestas

p. IQu& Sc entien1e por in
flaz6n Y como puede ser mini
mizada?
r. Inflaz6n es una diSminu-
ci6n en- ell poder &c compra del
dollar producida por un aumen.
% en- Ell coSto de la vida. Este,
a su vez, eS originate por una
fuerte demanda de parte del
pGblico, reSultante en- un rapi-
do crecimi2nto en- las ganancias
de la naci6n, de cosas que no
pue5en ser hechas en- cantida-
des sUficientementa g~randes,
Cada ciudadano pue1e ayudar a
ateruar la inf.az6n comprando
BonoS V Sellos para la Defensa.
P. IC6mo podre obtener di-
zero por mis- Sellos de Ahorro
81 necesitaSe redimirlos?
R. Yendo a la mas cercana
oficina postal.
Nota. Para colnprar Sellos o
Bono spara la Defensa, dirijase
a la mas cercana oficina de CO.
rreos o banco, o escriba pidien.
do information al Tesorero de
los EstadoS Unidos, Washington
d. C. Los selos Sc hallan tam
bien de venta en- la mayoria de
los establecimientos al detalle
La gaceta., 1941-10-14
LA SEMANA QUE WE'VE
LA TOMA DE


FL juez Ira Hutchinson, de
Panama City, avis6 aver que
ha nombrado examinadores
para tomar aqui testimonies en-
relaci6n con ell case de la
Tampa Electric Co. contra la
Junta de Utilidad, a la Srta.
Mary l.. Barrow, de esa ciu-
dad.
La Srta. Barrow, taquigra-
ia del tribunal que preside Mr..
Hutchinson, tomara nota de
TODD e ltestimonio que la Tam
pa Elecric %presente.
Despu@s hara 10 mismo con
Ell de Ia Junta.
La gaceta., 1941-10-14
STEUART CANDIDATE A
MIEMBRo DE LA JUNTA
DE UTILIDAD

Fl conocido ciudadano w.
Fred Steuart, del 5407 aveni-
daCherokee, anunci6 aver su
candidatura a miembro de la
Junta de Utilidad, como indie
pendiente.
Para los puestos de la Jun
ia de Utilidad Sc han califica-
do va los sehores j. G. Bedin-
gfield, John w. Biggar y ell
conocido joven latino, conner
ciante y notable mGsico Jack
Valero.
Aver Sc calificaron tambi6n
los j6venes Henry Garcia, del
1862 Taliaferro, para con
cejal en- Ell distrito ndmero /,
y Charles Lopez, que aspia a
municipal.
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Norris opina que la guerra con
Ell Japon surgira slbitamente
Los jefes de la Escuadra americana Green que
podran hundir la japonesa en- dos semanas

porqua las casas del Jap6n, es-
tan hechas de MADEIRA.
Me sien.o satisfecho de las
palabra del Presidente Roose-
welt sobre los a~bastecimientoS
de guerra que estan en- canine
de Russia, inciuyendo aeropla-
nos ,tanques y camiones, y m6
agrada saber que Sc haran otra'
esmisiones antes de que ell &C
tual mes termine.
Pero 81 Russia fracasa en- su
heroica defeGsa, ell Jap6n trata-
ra de meterse en- la Siberia Q
gpoderarse de las midas Orien-
,ales Holandesas, y este sera
c~ontrario a nuastro gusto."
"Tengo confiaTza en- que a
les iaponeses pOdemos derrotar-
los en- muy POGO TEMPO. Una
victoria americana sobre ell ia
p6n eierceria un tremendo efG
to p~sicol6gico en- Alemania y
los paises que 6sta ha subyuga-
do. Tambi6n es possible que en-
case de guerra con Estados Uni
dos, Ell Jap6n oculte su escua-
dra. on sus bahias, para evitar
un oombate.'
La gaceta., 1941-10-14

Miles de aviones norteameri-
canes estan guardados en- los ae
r6dromos del ejercito y la mari
ma.
Dccenas de miles de photos
norteamericanos, los mejOres 0
tan buenos como los mejores del
mundo, estan listos para entrar
en- acci6n.
INo seria 10 mas cOnveniente
utilizar antes del invierno, en-
ayuda de Russia, la mitad por 10
menos de esos aparatos?
icon la aviaci6n suficiente,
en- la cantidad ~necesaria para
dominar Ell aire zen ell sector del
c%entro," los nazis no podran lie
gar a Moscd!
La gaceta., 1941-10-14

Decia aver la Radio de Berlin
que Alemania no ha hecho nj ha
ra propoSiciones de paz,..
mo negociaremos con Ingla-
terra hasta que nos pida la paz
y arrOje del gobierno a Chur-
chill Y Antonio Eden.
Arrcgancia teut6nica, csAada
en- la creencia "hitlerista" de
que Russia sera derrotada y des-
pu6s invadidas y dominadas las
islas britanicas
iEstados Unidos espera y es-
pera.....!
ICual sera ell destino de la
America 81 Hitler vence al pue-
5lO russo y despu9s, apesar de Ia
ayUda americana, consigue des-
truir la democracia en- Inglate-
ira?
La gaceta., 1941-10-14
CORTE FEDERAL

Estan efectuandose la vista
de la causa conta j. S. Tum-
bin, inventor de un eintur6n
el6ctrico que vendia sostenien-
do .tenia propiedades cura-
twas.
I'm ingeniero A. B. Pimm,
declare que habia examinado
eli cintur6n y que contenia a.
lambres doblados 600 wees
para formar un circulo, en- la
parte mayor, y que en- la par
te memo ell alambre habia sido
retorcido Sc wees. opin6 ell
ingenierO que.el cintur6n no
La gaceta., 1941-10-14

Ayudar a los refugiadOs es-
pancles es un deber, por cuanto
ellos lu-haron en- las primeras
trindheras, en- las verdaderas
primeras trincheras, y no fue-
ron socorridos por las naciOnes
democraticas.
Russia ha tenido mejOr suerte
que Espana; pero los materiales
deben ser mandados ahOra, no
ell ano que viene.
va Sc cuenta desde aver, y pa
ia regocijo de los que seguimos
a la Union de RepGblicas Sovie-
ticas en- su lucha, con una for
NAL Y valiosa promesa del pre-
sidente Roosevelt: Sc manda-
ran grandes cantidades de ma
terial de guerra al eJercito y
llegaran en- este mes.
La gaceta., 1941-10-14

Washington, oct. 14.-El an
ciano senador Norris, de Ne
braska, cue tiene 80 amos de e.
dad, declare hoy que un cOnflic-
to armada en- el Pacifico pudle-
ra desarrollarse zen un abrir y
cerrar de ojos", 81 los nazis de-
rotasen a los rusos. "Yo no es-
toy SECURE de que la guerra con
ell Jap6n seria una cosa mala pa
IA nosotros. Una victoria nazis
sobre los rusos pudiera inducir
a los nipones a entorpecer la
navigation americana en- el Pa
cifico. Fstados Unidos no tole-
rara tai cosa. Altos oficiales de
la marina me han dicho que la
cscuadra japonesa sera hundida
en- dos semanas, 81 ofrece com
bate.
Aunque ellos son un tanto OPP
timistas, yo creo que venceria-
mos a los japoneses. Seria una
guerra de aire y mar, no de
mandar un ejercito.
I'm hombre de la marina me
dijo que nuestros bombarderos
podran convertir las isla en- una
inmensa hoguera, en- una noche,
La gaceta., 1941-10-14

d. MoscG, Octubre IA. - Los
nazis han sido contenidos en-
un lugar a 70 millas de Mos
GU, apesar de que dicen encon
trarse a menos de 65 millas de
la capital.
La batalla Sc libra hoy en-
los alrededores de Borodino,
donde Napoleon sostuvo una
gran batalla con ell ejercito ru
so, teniendo $4,000 muertos.
Entonces los rusos, que eX-
perimentaron AZ, 0 muertos,
Sc retiraron Y quemaron a
Moscu.
Mas de SEQ tanques y 5000
hombes perdieron los rusos EN-
una batalla librada aver.
Ell mando s~ovietico admite
que los alemanes aun CONT
nGan avanzandO en- ell sector
de Bryansk.
Las tropas rusas Sc retira =
ron aver de WANNA, por or
den del mando. Avanzadas ma
zis llegaron a Mozhaisk, a mi
tad de canine entire MoscG y
Vyazmame, siendo rechazada
por violentos contraataques del
ejarcito nacional.
No Sc ha confirmado la no.
La gaceta., 1941-10-14

Ell consejo de Gandhi, sobre
pedir g~arantias a Inglaterra en-
cuanto a la libertad humana en-
la India, Africa y Asia, Is bue-
no, pero inoportuno.
Els I'm pro5lema que pertene-
&c a la post-guarra y que Esta-
dos Unidos debera abordar lue-
go de que ell nazismo sea aplas-
tado.
No luchan Russia, Estados u
nidos y ell pueblo ingl6s porque
la eSclavitud colonial, mas o me-
nos "suave", sea mantenida Y
quiza extendida.
La India tiene derecho a su Ii
bertad, luego de que aprenda a
hacer uso de ella, en- un determi
nado nGmero de amos.
Y asf otros pueblos que jamas
seran civilizados 81 continuan
sirviendo a naciOnes que racial
mente Sc c~onsideran superiores,
0 las predilectas de Dios.
La gaceta., 1941-10-14

Mil aerOplanos serian ahora
de mayor utilidad en- Russia, que
arrojando bomb .tas sObre los
puertos de Francia ocupadOs
por los nazis.
FL bombardeo de puertos in =
defensos 0 semiindefensos tiene
su valor; pero mil aviones de ca
"a V 0ombardeo encima de las
oclumnas alemanas, arrojando
BON dominarfan ell aire w..
ayudarian al ejercito russo a con
tener la Marcia, rapida aver,
hoy lenta, de los siervos de Hit
Ter.
La gaceta., 1941-10-14

NosotroS aconsejamos a los
cue en- Tampa aman la libertad
V la raz6n, con ell mismo profun
do desinteres de siempre, que
entierren sus rencillas y aleu-
dan en- socorro, dentro de sus
recursos, de los pueblOs que por
nosotros combatierOn y comOa-
ten.
Espana Sc sacrifice por to-
dos, cuando luchaba por ell man
tenimiento de la Repdblica y la
democracia.
Tampa, generosa siempre'
que con millones de d6lares ayu
do a la causa de la Independent
eia Guiana, mand6 al pueblo es-
pahol dinerO, where's, ropas y
medicinas...
Ahora. mientras America ira
baia. Russia e Inglaterra comIoa-
ten nor nosotros, como aver 10
hizo Espana.
81 ayudamos primero a Cuba
mas tarde a Espaha... es logi-
co que ahora ayudemos tambien
a los pueblos que por la libertad
del mundo derraman su sangre'
Russia merece nuestra coope-
raci6n, como los refugiados es-
paholes, ell pueblo chino y ell
pueblo ingl@s. ,
Todos los rencores persona
les deben ser "almacenados", pa
"a socorrer, como hermanos, a
los rue con las armas tratan de
destruir Ell sadismo aleman y
sus terribles consecuencias.
Tendra un valor positive, en-
cuanto al sentimiento y la mo-
raj. no ell dinero que mandamos,
sino la union de voluntades en-
favor de los que combaten.
La "retaguardis," que vive
c6modamente 10 menOs que pue
La gaceta., 1941-10-14

mo seria possible formar a.
qui I'm Comit6 integrado por la
Junta Espanola de Cultura y
elementos ansiosos de socorrer
al pueblo Soviet.
Pudieran hacerse varlas cues
taciones, patrocinadas por to-
dos, Y mandar ell dinero, bajo
egtricta Y honesta supervision
al Russian War Relief Inc, y a
los refugiados espanoles.
Ell peligro comdn demanda
un acercamiento sentimental,
de ayuda a los que sufren, SIN
matiz politico d~eterminado, Pc
70 con una condici6n: combatir
ell fascismo, nazismo y falangls-
mo.
La gaceta., 1941-10-14

sables declaraciones y dado al
enemigo la gratuita seguridad
de que no sera atacado en- MIN
guna parte.
Halifax es un hcm5re con
una mala eiecutOria en- csc SEN
lido"
Aglunos obsarvaGores Green
que a Churchill "se le esta me-
tiendo la guerra en- el sistema
"ervioso', por4ue sigue contes-
tandO de manera agria Y en- to-
no de disgusto a los ataques de
.a oposici6n.
La Radio inglesa anuncia que
Alemania ha sufri5o enormes
pardidas, 100000 muertos y
450,C 1000 heridos, desde que en-
pez6 la ofensiva en- el sector
central, ell dia 2 de octubre.
Anunci6 hoy el Almirantaz-
90 que los submarines ingleses
han hundido dos vapores mer
Glntes, peSadamente cargadOs,
en- ell Mediterrane0. Tn tercer
barcO sufri6 averias.
La gaceta., 1941-10-14
CHUNGAS Y No CHUNGAS
Ayuda al pueblo russo. - I'm deber. = Coopera-
cion humana.- Arrogancia teutonica. -Aviacion

Ayudar al pueblo russo, en- es-
tos momentoS, no es ayudar a
la victoria Gel cOmunismO", CO.
mo dicen los nazis "disfraza-
dos.
Els una guerra de la humani-
dad contra los 'locos'' Y Russia
Sc ha puestO de rarte de la CT
vilizaci6n Y la justicia.
Ell pueblo russo Marcia del
brazo con ell irgl6s y ell nortea-
mericano y los tres persiguen
I'm solo objective: Impedir Ell re-
torno de la barbarie.
La gaceta., 1941-10-14
Fun OPERADO HOY Ell SIR.
MARIANA ALVAREZ

En- 81 sanatorio del Centre
Espahd fue operado en- la ma
mana de hoy ell estimado amigo
Mariana Alvarez, uno de los a.
poderados del Centre 'Espahol
y exencargado de la fabrica de
Regensburg.
Verified la intervention dui-
rGrgica el muy querido y nota-
bic cirujano DIR. Winton.
lie deseamos en- esta casa un
rapido y complete restableci-
miento.
La gaceta., 1941-10-14
Sc CASAR u KELLER

Hollywood, oct. 14.-Ruby
Keller, la cantante, Sc casara
con John Lowe, de Pasadena,
California, un corredor, pero la
fecha de Ia boda no Sc ha fila
10 todavia. Miss Keller Sc d.
vorci6 de AL Jolson, en- 1889, y
este tendra que darle, cuando
ella Sc case, $4,000.
Mientras Sc mantenga solte-
"a recibira $500 semanales,
La gaceta., 1941-10-14
PEPPER HABLARA
EN- ROLLINS

Hablara hoy en- Rollins, ell
colegio dirigido por ell DR.. Ha-
milton Holt, ell senador Clau-
de Pepper.
Analizara ell senador los Sc
rios problemas intefnaciona-
les de la bora.
La gaceta., 1941-10-14
LOS PFQUEtNOS Torpedo
RIOS HUNDIERON SEIS VA
PORES J.

Berlin, oct. 14.-El domingo
nor la noche, en- la costa ingle-
sa, seis embarcaciones torpe-
deras atacaron y hundieron seis
vapores mercantes britanicos
con un total de $4,000 tonela-
das. Iba protegido el convoy por
destructOres, torpederos y avia-
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1941-10-14
DISUELTA LA SOKOL, LA
GRAN ORGANIzACIoN DE
PORTIVA

Berlin, oct. 14-El nuevo
protector de Bohemia oravia,
general Heinrich Heydrich, ha
ordenado sea disuelta la Sokol,
la gran organization deportiva
orgullo del pueblo checoeslova-
IN
La gaceta., 1941-10-14
Ell TEMPO

Anoche la temperature bajo
a &C grades, la mas baja f@de
la pasada Primavera. La mas al
ia temperature, aver, fud de
SO grades.
La gaceta., 1941-10-14
LEGO A BOSTON Ell VA
POR C~APTURADO A LOS
NAZIS

Boston, oct. 14-La expedi-
ci6n de radio de los nazis, captu
rada por la marina americana
frente a la costa de Groenlan-
dia, arrib6 hoy baio Ia custodia
del buque Bear. Desplaza ell
vapor de los pazis. de matricu-
la noruega, 81 toneladas.
FL Bear" Ne ell bu7ue insig-
MA de las expo liciones del almia
rante Byrd al Antartico. Los-2Q
hom5res Quedaron aAispo4
de hs autoridades federshs
La gaceta., 1941-10-14

de hacer es declinar sus antago-
nismos y responder al llamado
de la J~uSticia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Hats Off to Florida

Even the most dyed-in-the-sun
Hollywood citizen has had 10 take
off his hat TO this Florida well
come.
The picture, produced by Bruce
Manning and directed by the dis
tinguished British director. Robert
Stevenson. well warrants the hec-
tic heralding. Made from the Fan
ME Hurst novel IL was originally
produced with Irene Dunno and
John Boles as the stars. Now IL
has been done over with the new
screen treatment and subtle
changes. which Detroiters them
selves can vouch for after Friday,
the day il opens at the Fox The
alter
Following the premiere, critics
and columnisiS were all invited 10
a novel typewriter ball at which
all the members of the press
Aned out their columns and COM
hts amid music and merrymak-
ing provided by the stars.
This film will be reviewed in
Saturdays amusement page of The
Detroit Times. following its OPEN
ing at the Fox.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05

GEMS OF 1917 opens a
week engagement on the Colonial
stage Friday.
Employing a double stage. It
consists of 10 scenes and 40 per-
formers, including a chorus of 16
girls.
Foremost among the cast to be
seen here are Morey and Eaton,
late comedy stars of "Hellzafire'
the Rhythm Ramblers, "Origina-
tors of Screwball Swing: Rover
and Mahan in "A New Form of
Insanity; Creta Brothers and
Helene in Thrills on the Triple
Bars: Theo Pennington. Broad
way musical comedy star; Palmer
Twins. Riddles of the Martins
and the CoyS": Dick Parker. radio
vocalist; the Swingarettes. sweet
hearts of rhythm Yvette Geray.
recent rage of Paris: Enrol New
tons Orchestra and the Beverly
King Dancers.
The screen bill will consist of
two entertaining features.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Overman Collects New Revue Opens
Race Bet in Film At Colonial Friday

1T TOOK a motion picture TO
do il. but one of Lynne Overman's
fondest dreams came true today
Years ago when he was a
youngSter. the Paramount actor
was a Jockey in the Midwest.
Later. while he was acting on
Broadway. he owned several race
horses. And he wasn't averse TO a
wager now and then.
One of his dearest wishes was to
put over a four-horse win parlay.
That means four consecutive Sc
lections must win. and as all horse
players know. this is practically a
miracle. Overman never put one
over.
But the script writers on New
York Town made il up to him.
Overmen plays a crippled pencil
seller and horse player in the pic
ture And his climactic scene
finds him putting over a four-horse
parlay
THAT makes IT," Overman
told Director Charles Vidor.
1.-THE greatest-but most un-life-
like-part I've ever played"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Film Book

Young DoUid Selzniek-ond 7
say young because I have known
him since he Was little boy,
has reversed the situation in the
case of "Deiiiah" by Marcus
Goodrich. He signed the author
without buying the book and
Goodrich wiH come here as a
Writer for the Seizniek Studio.
"Deliloh" received sensational
reviews in New York and DaUid,
after reading the galley proofs.
Immediately made the author an
offer. For 10 years Goodrich
has been writing this book,
Whieh was only released to the
public last week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
.Madriguera
Ends Stay
At Sta+Ier

ENRIC MADRIGUERA, orches-
ira leader at the Terrace Room of
the Hotel SSttatlef,- is proving to be
the hit of his second edition Of
Midnight Moods" which closes
Thursday night. In assembling his
show he decided that he would
play a violin solo in the early part
of the production 10 inject variety
into it and provide a break be-
tween the singing and dancing spe-
cialties of the other stars. He de-
cided upon a special arrangement
Of "Stardust" as his contribution
10 the show.
Terrace Room patrons have in
Dictated their pleasure To the point
where Enric is now obliging with
three selections nightly.
Madriguera made his concert
debut in this country at the age OF
II when he gave a concert in
Aeolian Hall in New York. He
continued his concert work for a
number of years, at the same time
keeping up his studies.
Later. Madriguera introduced
South American music to the Ho-
tel Biltmore patrons and since
then has continued in the popu-
lar field. This is the first time he
has ever played the violin solo in
a restaurant.
Midnight Moods" will close in
the Terrace Room Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
PrisOnFiIn,
Neat for
Bette DaUis
BY LoUELLA O. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD. Feb. 5-The
bright and Informative magazine
which King Features gets CIT :or
some of the Hearst and other
newspapers contained not long
ago a novel. Widow of Devils
Island" by Nicholas Smith. Briefly,
the story is that of a man who
goes to Devils Island for a crime
his wife committed. Later she be-
comes remorseful and goes to the
island TO be near him.
The story is fairly modern, be-
ing laid in 1911 at the time when
Devils Island was so widely
publicized as a horrifying penal
Institution.
Jack Warner bought the novel
with Bette Davis in mind. She'll
play the wife, of course, with
James Stevenson as the husband,
but before she even discusses her
next movie she'll take a honey
moon with her bridegroom. Arthur
Farnsworth. Another deal which
Jack Warner set Monday was the
signing of Sam Wood, top director.
for Kings Row"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Boyer Premiere
Entrances Miami
Biggest Attraction
Is Deanna Durbin
in Person!
BY CHARLES GENTRY

MIAMI BEACH. Feb. 5.-Miami
turned on its myriad lights last
night to illuminate the gayest pic
ture premiere this resort city has
ever seen.
The film which inspired all this
festivity is Back Street." which
Universal has just completed with
Margaret SULLIVAN and Charles
Boyer in the leading roles. And
its initial showing had important
audiences in both the Lincoln and
Cameo theaters here cheering.
More than $50 motion picture
critics and columnists from all
over the country attended. in addi-
ton to stage and screen celebri-
ties. Center of attraction was
Deanna Durbin, the little miss who
has had such sensational success
with this studio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Singer Starred
At Frontenac Club

ALTHOUGH so weeks have
trickled away since he started,
Karyl Norman's male revue at the
Club Frontenac carries on with 19
entertainers and 30-act shows.
His star this week is semi
classic singing Billy Hayes, who
lends his mezzo-soprano voice TO
Yours Is My Heart Alone" and
to the ever-popular Lover. Come
Back to ME-" the hit tune from
the operetta New Moon"
Held over are comedian Don
Wise: ballad singer Del Leroy
dancer Don Rand; comedy singer
Jack Craig; interpretative dancers
Harvey Hinton, Billy Richards,
and Bobby Ferguson; the -Four
Smart Girls; Dot Kay and her all
girl orchestra, and of course. the
rich baritone singing of popular
tunes by producer-master of cere'
monies Norman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Leaves Studio

Rumors have been flying thick
and fast that William lie Baron,
managing director of production,
was saying adieu to Paramount.
Today the official word came that
Bill had resigned TO produce pic
lures for Para independently. The
sequel to the rumor. not yet con-
firmed. is that Buddy De sylvia,
the bright lad whose "Du- Barry
Was a Lady" and Panama Hat
tie" have made theater history,
will step into LIE Baron's shoes as
head production man under the
aegis of Y. Frand Freeman.
Y. Frank. by the way. was home
with a bed cold and couldn't be
reached, but by the time this is
printed he will have been re-
elected president of the Motion
Picture Producers Association by
unanimous ballot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Ida Has Lessons
In Dog Language

IDA LUPINO, who speaks the
kings English, good American
plus smattering of Spanish and
Italian, has learned the rudiments
of new language.
It's language known only to
about a dozen humans, although
millions have sensed that it exists.
The language is deg-talk and the
instructors were "Pard," the
canine star of Warner Brothers
High Sierra" and Neal Gazeley,
his trainer.
Dogs have different kinds Of
barks for various things" Gaze
ley said, eff you'll listen closely
I'll have Pard' demonstrate"
Neal created situations in which
"Pard successfully gave angry
happy. excited or pleading banks
To the layman they all sounded
like "bow-wow," but there was a
decided difference in accent and
intonation. Ida agreed, as she
mastered lesson one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Fantasia
Problem
SOIued

SINCE 1T was announced that
Walt Dizney's FANTASIA was
coming to Detroit there has been
something of a controversy over
the manner which the name of the
attraction should be pronounced.
Some called il 'Fantisee-ar,
others fantasia" still others
had their own versions of the pro-
nounciation.
Therefore it behooved us to go
right to headquarters and have
the matter Strengthened out once
and for all. So here is the head
quarters dope, not only on the title
but on all other names connected
with the presentation.
The following recommendations
are correct:
-FANFASIA-Although the de-
tionary gives three pronouncia-
tons, the Disney staff have chosen
to pronounce the title "FAN-TAY-
ZIA" with the accent on the mid
die syllable
TOCATTA-TOE-COT-AH (ac-
cent on the middle syllable).
FUGUE-FEWG.
BACH-BAHK.
STOKOWSKI = STO-K o F F.
SKI (accent on the middle syl-
lable).
DUKAS-DEW-KAH (both syl-
tables accented evenly.
BEETHOVEN - BAY TOE
VEN taccent on first syllable).
Now with these few little items
set straight for all time it is no
more than right to remind every
one that the Wilson Theater has
been selected as the Detroit scene
for the presentation of Fantasia
on Tuesday, February 18.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Film Time Clock

MICHIGAN-"The Son of Monte Cristo,"
ii 10 a. M 1;55. 5. 7;45. 10 80 p. m.t
-'-fUiies Befgere OF 1gff, I2:5O, $40,
$40, 3 80 ID. m.
FOX-"This Thing Called Love-" IL az,
4:02. 1872, I042 p. M; Might Train"
III 0s a. M, 1893, 5:f6, 3 :O6 p. IN.
UNITED ARTISTS-"The Philadelphia
story" 1878, 3:f4, 7:05, 1926 p. M;
.'Niaisie Was q Lady" IL n. m, . I'll,
5:42, 9:03 p. m.
III ia a.. m, 1 :3s, AR, 6 :56, 80 p. M
1.-THE Invisible Woman" 1927, 1901, 5:55,
1903. l0:43 d. m.
BROADWAY CAPITAL "Northwest
Mounted Police - ~ sI9-aEHs S.4B,
10 80 p. M; doctor kiidare's Crisis"
1 :35, s 80, 9:14 p. m.
CISEMA-"Time In the SUM-" Is, 2:25.
4:50, 1:20. 9:i5 p. M; Next Time We
Love" 1, 3:25, $50, 10, IO:45 p. m.
PALMS STATE Here Comes the
"sonth Of sue1'" Ass. SIS. ass. $40
p m.