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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
By Frances Drake

EfUItIiI-- O0dA is lNt l'IN
Birthday, Give 10 Him homage
and prayers ~ thanks for His
many blessings. Try 20 folio"
in His great and humble foot
steps. practicing and teach'nr
lis Ten Commandments
JUNE p TO JJLY 20
Cauc,r-Thc mind and hca
Me. You no doubt feel AN ou'
curing Of inward JOY and -ati--
action that We AL are living
his glorious nat+en which ta
'nen so far removed from hos
ilities abroad.
MY - TO AJGIST
Leo-Enter into the spirit ~
Christmas, Of giving as well %
taking, to reap the full benefit
Of this greatest of days.
AUG. - TO SEPT. -
TUgo-Benefts through loved
mes and close friends; rotaliatc
n like kind. Perhaps you may
not be in a position 20 give
lift but your prayer and actions
can express substantial gratltica-
ton to the givcr.
SEPT. - TO OCT. -
Libra Join Fundamentally
uto appropriate festivities con
nected with the proDcr Celcbra-
ton Of a Glorious Birthday.
OCT. - TO NOV. -
.ScorDjo-To you, too, we say:
Give thanks 20 Him for permit
ting you TO enjoy this holy sea-
son. Although we are endowed
with a free Will, the power 70
take US still remains IN HIS
understanding possession.
NOV. % TO DEC. -
cagiitoriUs-Carry through an
honorable program. headed by
religious services and including
the joys of family get-together.
Set aside irritations4-thelE.- LILY
heads don't belong, You are the
master. subdue them
DEC. p TO JAN 2f
Capricorn - Let true Joy be-
unconfned. Have CHEEKY word
that emanates from singing
heart. See to it that your imme-
date family and friends share
completely in your happiness.
Jan. p To FEB. "a
4 qUdriUS- After many a
stormy session during the year.
relax now to enjoy the glory of
this holy day. Hitch your wagon
TO a star and ride onward con-
fdent i'm ultimate success.
FEB. p TO MARCH pa
Pisces-Happincss ahead Fall
in line TO corral YOUR share.
You'll find great pleasure m
making others happy. for with
their 10y comes a kindred cheeri-
ness that will well repay YOU for
your effort.
4 CHILD horn on this daU:
A Christmas baby is one. Of the
grandest gifts possible And this
child is blessed with chastity.
charity. sturdiness Of nature. de-
pendability. II will wait patiently,
work hard for good results.
r.ryrfrbf tQfr ~ ktna Eaaturcs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24

day are church and children's
activities, their Joys, desires.
their hopes and dreams brought
to reality. Share this day with
loved ones unselfshly, fully.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Her Exotic Bouquet

sir, { ,.ttfR}RF2ftEt ,Ef her family :
bouquet of exotic Bird Of
Paradise and blue iris land
stood with ner mother....ln
the clubs private dining rooms
to receive their numerous
friends.
Mrs. Donovan ch0se....
flattering blue crepe....W with
long sleeves and draped
bodice and a hcart-shaped
neekline-..- outlined in pearls.
Her flowers were hand
some purple orchids ..
Miss Donovan supplied her
assistants with wristlets
EFF aaHaeHifaa-- tied ~-it R-tlh--
bOns " hic h MATCHBOX.
each ones gown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
.HO f. OSCOPE.

Christmas" May Gods blessings
shower down upon you and pre-
sage happiness and health for
many, many years 20 come.
APRIL II TO NAY %
Tuipas-Of prime interest to-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24

-armorcd force training center At
Fort Knox, Ky
Has had big car (Which his
dad gave hlm) down there IN
Louisville and says tit pass
everything except "A gas station.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
-ere in America

Here in America snail have the happiest Christmas
of anywhere but seasoned with war and though
we have trimmed trees usual whole avenues of
them gttcrng defiance those whEwould rob us of our
of living our seasons greetings will be subdued
Merry Christmas shall be saying softly for
wei thinking boys the Pacific, and in camp
who'd bike to boz home
Wen be thinking Of unhappy people everywhere j..
but vc arc not q nation of mourners and shall OBJ
serve Christmas in the usual manner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Elsie Robinson
Evil Force
Cannot Be
Victorious

DMY FRIENDS. always il
ha> been The happlos' part Of
ay Year writing this Christ
mas letter 10 YOU Bu' what
'oen J say today What cour-
20 can give YOU or what
1l when ! have so little my
.lfa
II viii not give sugarcd sub
-uutes That's ou' But this
do know 49, this ] have truly
found this ] can honestly
1--WE YOU for our mutual heart
oning
There Is power greater
than hate or greed There is
nm answer more lasting than
lies That answer was here the
night that Christ was born ...
Il famed in a star. IN a song
THAT answer Us here TODAY
IL can never be- conquered.
~ viii novor go away God
help YOU remember that today
Elsie
No Comforh
Il WAS black up thelS On Tho
hills. when they'd beddcd tho
flock. 40 comfort. oven AZ tho
best but tonight the darkness
was heavy with soaring cold
Then suddenly ahead above
he distant table where there'd
been blank night a star bad
bloomcdl A great white star
that Int the archIng dark
ness
Glory 10 God" the anccls
sang. Glory TO God" their
chorus rang. And. ON this
r7TT-tffT- GOOD VII and peace
toward men For unto YOU is
born this dav q saving Friend
Good VIII
Good will toward mon
The shaking shepherd stared
How long since any one had
dared that wish Good will
and peace ~ Their cvcS
were wide with wonder rs The
great chant ceased their
lips went stiff with fright.
Why had this marvel como
10 them on such a highland
was il true? Could beaten men
still find a friend begin
anew Was this the sign this
Star 50 white and Still2 They
started whispering hoarsely
d. stumbling down until
They found the child
Help us. remember Father,
that sweet miracle those SheD-
herds watched upon their lonely
hill Help us 10 know tho truth
they learned that weary night
No hearts 50 empty
But IL holds a Song
80 nights 50 hopeless
Bu1 there shines
\ Start
Copyright 1891 b. KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24

Just been elevated practi-
cally into Stardom =. by a shift
from a small part 10 a very
fat" one in The Wookcy' the
play about preSent-day London
which has been proving such a
hit on Broadway
MRS. HELEN HUDSON has
returned from California and at
present IS staying with her
great friends, Mr. and Mrs
Forrest ". Startling. IN Bucklng-
ham road.
A little later. she viii prob
ably take an apartment hIgh-Up
IN the Book-CadlllaC
MIR AND MRS HARRY C..
GILMAN Of ElmhurSt avenue
announce the forthcoming mar
riagc of their daughter Mildred
10 Wallace Fem Of Pmefee
avenue.
The wedding VIII take place
December p
HOWARD r Grabcr 1r s.
home from those duties in thD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24

For Thursday. December -.
MARCH II TO Arm 20
4 ricS- We sincerely wish
friend and ncighbor the best Of
everything for the coming year
and a fervent, prayerful MERRY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24

~ -ITI TTTIN " TI0TT'F
The frost may come
ToIcttcr the gurghHg rill;
The woods may be bare
And warblers dumb
Bu holly is beautiful still
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24

4 CHILD horn on this deUt
A Christmas baby is ono. Of the
grandest gifts possible. And this
child is blessed with chastity.
charity. sturdiness Of nature. de-
pendability II will wait patiently,
work hard for good results.
Copyright, 1871. % kns Features
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-08
TRIBAL POOL
CONTINUED from Page onel

CONTINUED from Page onel
who paid top prices for adjoining
leases.
The next completion in the Tri-
bal pool thereafter will be Texaco-
willis No. 4, SW SW 4 NEA 1882
5W. a north offset to the CONSOLE
dated producer This well is a
quarter mile west of the Pardue-
Tribal dry hole and there is now
some question whether the Pardue
well was drilled deep enough.
The new ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Overcash-TribaI No. 4, NV corner
29-32-5W, is running rods and tub
ing. II continued to swab $50 bar
rels per day during the week and
is expected 10 start off on the
pump at around 10 barrels.
In the Cut Bank town pool an
ether well is drilling in with large
production in prospect. II is Gla-
cier Production anOrmer No. 3,
CNL NE 4 NV 4 17-33-5W. At last
reports il had 1900 feet OF fluid
in the hole at 1853 feet and mas
much as three other large wells
have been completed on the tract
1t Is expected TO swab from 200 to
800 barrels in the first "a hours.
Glacier Production cOmpaRy's
Williams No. =, well, center NV 4
SEA- corrected location from last
week. Section 21-33-5W. is flow
ing 1925 barrels per day through
tubing. II swabbed and flowed 500
barrels during the first "a hours.
Consolidated Gas-TFibal No. 4.
center Lot 8, (SW 4 SEh) Sec.
l0-34-6W is drilling at 254S.
Glacier Professionalism No.
). C NV NWA 31-34-5W. drilling
276O.
HRnnah-POTter-TribaI No. /, NV
SW 4 SEA 19-32-5W, a quarter
mile south OF the Consolidated Gas
well in the Tribal pool, is drilling
at $40, where 10-inch casing was
cemented.
Regan-Tribal 104 No. 1; Gel
SEA NEA 22-3T-7W, wildcat on
the Blackfeet nose" northwest Of
the main field, is drilling at $500
feet and will shortly start coring
the sands Cf the Kootenai.
Santa Rita-Jacobson No. 2, &
NV Il NWA 17-33-5W, IS drilling
past tools lost in the hole as a
result OF fire which partly des-
troyed the derrick. This company's
Jordan No. 3, C SEA NEK 1872
5W, has rugged up, replacing burn
ed rig, but is waiting for the ar
rival Of new drilling engine.
That hole stands at 5S6.
Tarrant-Wney-JOnes No. 4, SIC
NV u SWA 31-34-5W. has run
4 inch casing at 1855.
Glacier PrOductiOn-A. COFrIReux
No. 8, cNL NWA 21-33-5W, spud-
ded on March 3 and is drilling at
ABS.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-08
PONDERA COUNTY
~ P"Rd~F@ CnaRty AbAspnra %.
CONRAD. MONTANA

RELEASE OIL AND GAS LEASE
A. H. Cobb and X ID. pardee cO-part
ners. and Mary L. Cobb and Leila Il.
Pardee. wives to Merrel and Grace Ku-
ka lease upon 81 21.30-6W. recorded
Sent. q, 1885 at 9:10 A. H. in Book 5
Leases. page 3S1
A. u. Cobb and X. u. Pardee. co.pnrt.
nerS, and Mary l.. Cobb and Leila n.
I'ardee. wives, to Martha and Joe Kuka.
lease upon Lots g. 4. s. g. Il p. 10
II. Y, II. u, u. slSE3 NWiNEi
ElNWt &, Lot /, Sec. 34-30-6W, re-
corded Sept. ,. 1895 Mt II 30 A. ". In
Rock leases page S78
A. H. Cobb and X. ID. Pardee, eo-part.
nerw, and Mary J.. Cobb and Leila r.
'ardee. wives. TO Clara II. and L0rIs
>, y. Lenolr, lease upon SEA IS, NEi 10
~ -5W. recorded Jan. T. 1887 at Has
A. ~ In Book leases page an
ANNUAL REPORT
Silver Ola Inc. Outh cap $40 600 nd
IN $4,000. In cash $4,000 in propertv
So. 600 Pres. +. Z. Eddy, secy. ]. r.
Trans America on Co auth can
10000 pd IN s75,005 all in stock. debts
$1,000 Pres II. II. Chessher. v pres
u. &. Jackson Asst secy II. c. Rob
iDson. Sec-treas J. r. Chessher
kirk OIL 60. auth cap kG0O00 M in
St9WO. In cash s12.5O0. in prouerfv
$4,000 Pres. Chas j. YaeRer. v p Geo
w faeger. Ss'cy-treas. n. w. Kirkpat-
Warren oil Co. auth can $4,000 nd
In MO0. GOO. in property s99,0JOin ser.
Vices $40, debts $500 II. Pres. r r
Russell v Pres. A. NJ Russell Con
Mgr 7. r. Russell
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-08
CUT BANK CRUDE
lcontinued from Pare onel

CONTINUED from rage Onel
Every other field in the state
produced less than the market de-
mand offsetting much OF Cut Banks
gain. That field produced 1876
barrels more than market demand
Ian. excess of over 1900 barrels
per day. The shortage OF other
fields reduced the excess by about
1000 barrels per day.
Total production for January
was 596,956 barrels against a
total market of 5S1,613 barrels, in
Guiding total exports of 91,18O bar
rels.
D. Greater production but no great
increase in refinery runs Is expect
ed In February, totals for which
will not be published until the lat
ter part of this month. Refiners US
ing Montana crude ran 16,059 bar
rels per day in January. This COM
Dares with refinery throughput OF
15.455 Dbl. in January, 1910, and
I2,416 Dbl. in January, 1899.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-08
kelvin FIELDS

iCOntinued from Page Onel
the last aid treatment. the crew
found seven feet of eavings, so be-
gan cleaning out another time. A
tremendous shot hole was obtained
by shooting this we'll with nitro
glycerin. using cement in place of
the customary gravel lamp above
the shot. The shot was very effec-
tive but 1t caused a tremendous lot
of caving and thus far 1t has been
impossible to force acid back into
the formation. The we'll had 400
feet of oil in the hole before acidi-
cation, indicating an extenson of
the high gravity, pool, even though
this well may not produce.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-08

THE BUNBUR@T BADGER
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-08
WEEKLY CRUDE OIL STOCK
REPORT

Stocks OF domestic and foreign
crude petroleum at the close OF the
week ending February % totaled
261. $4,000 barrels, according to
the Bureau of Mines. Compared
with the total OF the preceding
week, this represents an increase
of $4,000 barrels, comprising an
increase of 1.054.OOO barrels in
stocks OF domestic crude. but a
decline of $4,000 barrels in stocks
OF foreign crude. Heavy crude-oil
stocks in California, not included
In the "refinable" crude stocks,
totaled 1871, 900 barrels. an in
crease of $4,000 barrels over the
amount on hand February Is.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-08

the more or less remote mountain
ranges for sections where the older
beds are upended. A careful study
of these may give some clue, as TO
the age, character, thickness and
oil possibilities of the formations
which underlie Kevin-Sunburst."
"a further discussion by Mr..
Gerlough OF six sections OF Devon
ian in this region, together with
tabulation of the Paleozoic forma-
tions. will appear in the Journal
next week.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-08

CAPITAL BEwKEKB-Put your pr~5ees
before 200 Key-men- Cost trffiana
Details free AMBTWR LEONARD
Fox Theatre Building. Detroit, MlcAa-
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MISCELLANEOUS

Geological rep@rts copied 81 m1m.
eographed-maps reproduced Box Sc
Montana OIL kining Jeurnal Gneas
Falls. Mentans
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-08
PROBATION

VnntInued rom FaEo NV
oil and no market some operators
are again thinking in terms of pro-
ration. One proposal OF the week
was that producers proceed under
a plan of voluntary proration sim
liar to that used in California.
With others the condition is not
regarded as more than temporary
as 1t will retard drilling in both
fields other than required wells
and the natural decline of present
wells will in due course of time
offset the flush production that has
developed and will develop in the
new Tribal pool.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-08

Maps. plats. leases contracts copied
by photo offset or pbOtostat Write us
vour problem. The Mailing shop. Great
Falls. Mont a-30-tf
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-08
HEDGE AGAINST INITIATION

HEDGE AGAINST INITIATION
Buy commodities necessary for national
defense or control Montana corporation
owning oil and gas royalties seven struc-
rures all proven some producing Million
dollar company about three hundred
thousand stock outstanding Need cash
Montana Of Journai-Box 200 Bib
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and biologists may avaD
themselves Of the use Of the MOntsns
OIL and Mining Journals geological
library. which has the largest eoilsc
private reports on Montana ell and
mining geology. Since many Of theas
reports are 0ut Of print, copies wiz
be furnished Of reports together With
maps on moderate folie charge
through the Supply Department Nor
tana OH and Mining Journal. Ffrss
National Bank BLDG. Great fails
Nontans
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MIN G

WIN lease or sell gold mine near
Virginia city equipped, 50-tOn min.
electric power, 1500-foot tunnel work:
mill heads run S13; wid furnish engIn-
eeriDg report; only good management
need apply. Write Box ~, Montana on
4 Mining Journal. Sic
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Film, Alterations

She did tackle this role in the
screen version Of the play. but that
wac given one Of those Hollywood
diets. so that the snartnesS got a
rundown and The dialogue lost
weight.
Hero Miss Sidney deftly brings
ont all the amusing implications OF
the May versus October argument
in fine style.
You see, she is the young secre-
tary of a very wise and worldly
author of several successful plays
such as Mr.. Raphaelson is. She
falls in love with her boss but is
unable 10 convince him, even after
an affair. that he isn't too old for
her When a younger and detest-
ably athlenc<rival shows up. the
p'aywright's inferiority complex
about his 50 years makes him turn
over his love. lock. stock and CIR
die. 10 the offensive youth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06

APSY MAIZE ROSEN.
BLOOM, assisted by Julie Oshin:
and Al Kline, opened at the Bow
cry last night as stars Of the new
revue. Their offering combines
slapstick comedy and punchy
knockabout routines.
Since he retired from the ring.
Make has played the role Of night
club entrepreneur. film star, radio
artist and entertainer He is al
the Bowery in one OF series
of personal appearances which nc
has scheduled between periods OF
work on movie comedy shorts.
Leading the supporting bill Is
the Mexican Juche Teco dance
tho. presenting authentic fiesta
steps and an especially amusing
dance OF the men
Pancho Villas daughter. Pan
chita. with her partner Celia. Of
fer Spanish tunes and dances, as
docs ESfrcllta VillaneuVa another
Latin dancer. 4
On the same bill are Diane
Rowland. dancing lovely; Good
and Goody knockabout artists
Jack Buchanan. contortionist: the
Don Arden dancers, Charlie Car
Isle. and Benny Resh' orchestra
with johnny King as vocalist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Stars 'Feuding' Due
To Hardy JaIopy

MICKEY ROONEY and the
Marx Brothers are feuding,
And it's all over Andy Hardy's
broken-down jalopy, the one he
sold in the last Hardy Family pic
ture. Figuring that it was out Of
the Hardy series for good. the
Marxes wanted it for their new
picture at M-G-M. The script calls
for an old crate. about TO fall
apart. to be driven by Harpo.
Mickey was doubtful at the
start, especially because it hasn't
been decided for sure that he won't
again acquire the car in the next
Hardy film. Then when he learned
that the Marxes wanted TO change
it over, putting their own gag
equipment and accessories all over
it, he put his foot down.
That caused the MarXeS 10 make
a tour of Los Angeles junk yards,
where they finally found a bat
tered 1914 Renault. They've told
Mickey now that they wouldn {
use his car on a bet-that they
found something better. But
secretly, they'd still like 10 have
the Hardy wreck and they're vow
ing gaggy vengeance on Mickey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Bob Hope
Gets Spanish
Lessons
BY BURDETTE JAY

/ HOLLYWOOD, May 6. - It's
marvellous how movies are made.
French or Spanish; makes no diff
ference in pictures. Just depends
on who's winning the war.
We visited the Nothing but the
Truth" set at Paramount where
Bob Hope. Paulette Goddard and
Edward Arnold are turning out
piece about a gent (Hope) who's
net another gent fArnold) $4,000
Of somebody else's (Goddard'sl
money that he (Hope) can tell
nothing but the truth for a certain
period of time.
We walk in at the point where
Hope has been asked by a lady II
he thinks she looks more than 30.
For various reasons he can't tell
her the truth-that she does-so
he passes il off with a laugh and
a little French proverb. The pro-
verb actually means nothing but
she interprets it as indicating she's
a fair young maiden,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
PrOdigaI's Return

She, Of course. returns to the
sophisticate, after brief marriage
of prune juice and setting-up exer-
CiSeS.
us light. but II is entertaining
and Just the kind Of after-dinncr
amusement youll Ike
Mr. Adler is very good a. the
author and he has a polish and
Suavc air which helped 10 cover up
nome Of the few slips last night.
ute remarkable is the perform
-ance of an unknown young man.
James Gregory He is one of the
most hilarious Of young Juveniles
as has ventured across a stage in
red white and blue moon. and
plays the youthful rival 10 perfec-
ftOO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Hollywood Chatter

Evelyn Ankers, the Universal
star, is not in love with any of
the Hollywood SWANS escorting
her to night clubs. Evelyn is en-
gagged to Mai. Byron Ashford Rus
sell of the British Army.
He was screen critic of the Lon
don Star and she met him when
he interviewed her on the set OF
Second Thoughts He volun-
teered in the British Army shortly
before war was declared. starting
as a private. They will wed when
the war is over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Film Time Clock

ADAMs-"Ths Devil and Miss Jones"
lbs a. m. 2:3s. 5.5s. e:1s p. m.
That Night In Rio" las. 4:io. 7;3o,
1880 p. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL - Nice Girl7'
12.s5. 3:5o, 7:O5. 1920 p. m: Adam
Had -Four Sons" ii15 a m. 1850. siS,
8 p. m.
CGNEMA--"Arny on wheels" II. 4. a.
Q p. m; Dead Mans Shoes" 17:72,
Horrors" i:io. ( 20. 40. 1910 ,. m
FISHER Nice Girl" 1890. 3:4s
q %. 10 p. m. Adam Had Four Sons.
Is. 5:4s. Q .. m.
- FoX-"Penny ssrensde." 1910. 3:3O
$50, 1910 p m Ride On, Naquero,
II a. m, 2:20. $40. . p. m.
HoLLYwooD-'Nioe Girl" TOT. 10 20
p. m; Adam Had Four Sons" s:07
p. m.
MIcHIGAN-"The Great Lie" ii:7o e.
m. 7:5s. $50. 1918 .. m. LAS vega,
PALMs-sTATE-'ziegfeld Cir" ll:lc
=. m, 3:02 SSH. 1915 p. m. "A Girl,
Guy and Cob" i:9I; s;73; s,la p m.
los. 1922 ,. m. Adam Had Four
RoYAL--''Ni Giri7'' 40, l0.55 p
m. Adam Had -Four Sons" $40. $50
UNITED ARTISTS - Men Of Boy,
Town" 1873. 3:52, I'll. 1870 p. m
The People W. DIR. Kildare" II a m.
AIS, 5:i7. s;0s ?. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
What's the Answer?

by in .synd.I Inc
Can the place famous encounters
the site which first American shot was fired:
Revolutionary War, Civil War, World War?
2November the anniversary of two memorable
events in the history of the United States What they
"a toxophile would be especially adept at
lowing enterprises archery pharmacy alcoholism. Which
is it?
Can you the highest States medal of honor
for fighting men?
"a person engaged in business of pcayune proportions
operates petty enterprise huge monopoly booteggng
concern?
6-What name is given to the small flute pitched an
octave higher than the ordinary flute?
Motto of the United States Marine Corps "Semper
Fidelis Does it Always Faithful Always Ready
Always the Same?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Magic and Chatter

Alexander the Great takes over
the direction of proceedings at
Club Casanova this week. setting
a swift pace for humor with clever
chatter and hoke magic.
Robert Stanley and Company
take the spotlight with fine wire
walking act in which a rubber
legged drunk" is featured. Yvonne
does interpretative dance routines,
and Bee Sarche handles the vocal
arrangements of Lee Walters
music.