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La gaceta., 1941-11-15
Del ConsuLadO de Cuba

Del Consulate de Cuba
En- las oficinas del Consulate
de Cuba. Stovall office Bldg,
apartamentos pol y 203, Sc So
licita a la Sra. Carload Perez,
que viva en- ell 1917 de la Quin-
ce avenida, o en- su lugar a algu-
ma persona que pueda dar infor-
mes de la misma.
La gaceta., 1941-11-15

ST, senior, compre la
pinturs B. L. P. Sofa
Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y calle Is.
La gaceta., 1941-11-15
Bale de ReinGdO

Bale de Re1nodO
Con inusitado interes esperan
los residences de la barriada
"Ponce de Leon" la llegada del
viernes % del presente mes, fe-
cha escogida por ell Ponce de
Leon Mems Club" para la cele-
braci6n de un gran festival en-
La gaceta., 1941-11-15
En- ell SdnGtOriO

Encuentrase recluido en- ell Sa
natorio "Covadonga," ell estima-
do amigo Jose Gonzalez, Secre-
tario general del Centre Astu-
riano.
Son nuestros mejores deseos
porque recobre la salud y pueda
-regresar a sus habituales ocupa
clones.
La gaceta., 1941-11-15
No 10 0lUide

Ell sabado % del presente mes
celebrara la Directiva del Cen
tro Asturiano su gran "Decima
Segunda Noche de Gala"
Aparte su mesa.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Nmc Quoted
at Al Odds
oper Cochrune
By JOE SULLIVAN

ONEWARK, N. j., July 28-(R)
Freddie (Red) Cochrane, prod.
uct Of the same Elizabeth block
that gave Mickey Walker to the
boxing ring. will try tonight Ia
gain the welterweisht crown
once held by the famed toy bull
dog.
Although conceded little
chance by the experts in his Is
round title bout with Champion
Fritzie Zivic Of Pittsburgh, the
26-year-old redhead Is confident
he will succeed just a. his boy
hood idol did back in 1922.
For the first time In his seven
year professional career Freddie
has placed wager on himself.
The betting fraternity, hgur-
ing Zivic's boxing ability will
overcome Cochrane's aggressive
ness, have installed the champion
as q 4 to / favorite.
Cochrane's followers are quick
to point out, however, that Zivic
was quoted on the short end Of
4-to-1 odds the night he lifted
the 147-p6und crown from Henry
Armstrong.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

OF 0lB II q III y
precincts, who will put the an
ticipated 10000 persons and up
ward Of $4,000 in the Newark
ball park.
Zivic Is down for 20 per cent.
Cochrane stresses the impor.
lance of q local attraction.
The or Redhead was raised on
Bond Street, six houses from
where Mickey Walker used to
live in the Kereighhead section
Of Elizabeth.
AS q kid he scrambled for pen
mics and nickels tossed by Walk
er when he returned home after
a fight. With other members Of
the neighborhood gang he sat on
the Toy Bulldogs front porch,
waiting for him to get up in the
morning.
COCHRANE Is Z short Scotch
Irishman of 26. He has bril-
liant red hair, blue eyes and .
stubby nose. He attended st.
Mary's High School of Elizabeth
for two years. He ran m insulat-
ing machine in q fine wire works.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
SoiibaII Race
Reaf|leSCIilllax
Teens TO Finish
PIoyoff Bottles

oClean your glasses. get your
self q nice soft cushion and come
on along this week to the city
soft-ball diamonds for the most
crucial battles of the year are CO.
ing to be fought and, II last
weeks tits are any indication,
are going to be hard fought, too.
Tonight for instance, Gilbert's
Cut Rate, which won the Twi-
light League race, takes on
Johnnie's Bar in its first play
off game. Gilberts naturally
will be ont to slaughter the
Barmen and Johnnie's will be
trying to keep in the race after
being bumped by the Koleky
Cleaners in the first playoff
game.
In the Recreation league the
losers of the first two contests,
Miller's Creamery and Hubarth
& Schott will scrap to hold q
place in the race after the flag.
Miller's was knocked off by the
Independents and the Lumber
jacks were tripped by Bilrus
Cafe. Both games were consid-
cred something in the nature Of
upsets-so almost anything can
happen when the chips are
down. That Is why we say, II
you like softball, come on out
they'll be plenty to zee.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Mrs. Cooke
Riggs Win
Tourney

oSEABRIGHT, N. J. July 10
R-Bobby Riggs and Mrs.
Sarah Palfrey Cooke are king
and queen Of the 64th annual
Seabright Invitation TIE mis-
Tournament, and the experts
are laying heavy odds that
they'll march slnmolagtod to the
national throne.
Mrs. Cooke. The pretty New
Yorker who captured her hrst
Sea Bright title eight years ago,
Joined Riggs on the winners
pede5kal yesterday By Outright
ing q rival New Yorker, Helen
Bernhard, in . three-Set battle,
60, Ga, rs. Riggs won his
laurel on Saturday b. trounetnx
Ted Schroeder In straight eets.
Riggs and Nlrs. Cooke drop
ped only one 1T eoch h their
title marches although Ms.
Cooke Mad 70 pl1y champion
shlp tennis - sSu1e - ueoDe.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

used him -. "a assistant at the
Hawksye school. Barry q head
baseball and basketball coach.
Jones coaching record Of -
seasons listed 1o4 victories, s.
defeats and 81 ties. At South
ern California his teams won
l2t games, lost 80 and tied Is.
Twenty Of his players were &C.
claimed all-Arnerican, II Ut
them 1t use.
Five Jonss-coached Trojan
teams represented the Pacific
Coast In the Rose Bowl game.
All were victorious.
His teams Tour times broke
long victory strings Of great
Notre Dame elcvens, most sem
sationally In 1891 when the
Trojans trailing IL to 0, rallied
In the anal quarter to win Is
to IL.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
aps Chuck kicoIai Wins State ff-Flanders Till
Jersey Roofs for Red Cochrane

o(Dg GoehIone. who stands nc
dlpeo than 3 fest 3 Ia. zivic Gx-
pests 70 weigh 40, Cochrana
~.
ceehrans has bsen working Il
Madame ,Bey's famous camp Il
S9mnjt Tor this fight since April.
- bettls. thrice postponed, or
FINALLY was scheduled fog
NJ Newark Armory, May 20. II
A.tor this reason that Cochrane
snapeets Zivic Isn't precisely
cxaU shout keeping the ap-
recruitment.
cochraps has dropped numsr-
o9ls decisions, but only two de-
hatable ones In so starts In the
lat three years-to Mike Kap-
I'm md Norman Rubio.
KAplan beat' Zivic In. . non
title engagement in Boston In
April. He wouldn't give Coch-
fane q second edition. Cochrane
twice trimmed Rubio In re-
poatofS. - =
as willie oilzenbsrsk, his
manager! explains, the or Red
head came up the hard way
like Zivic.
They amt never been fed no
buns" he says.
a hopeful Jersey roots for
Cochrane7 and gives him some
chance. but, generally speak
ing, the real fight mob sees the
polished Zivic In no great
danger. '-i's
North Jersey says Cochrane
win match Zivic In such tricks
. thumbing and elbowins, and
insists the champion can be q
rough ~. he pleases.
Cochrane processes to be con.
6dent that he can cut Zivic
down with left hooks to the
belly and rights to the heart. He
promises to. lug the trouble. !.
realize he must 60 and get what
Zivic wants to keep.
He thinks 50 much Of his
chances that he bet $500 on him
self at to 4.
: Abe Green, New Jerseys
one-man commission, will name
the referee the night Of the
show. There are no judges In
New Jersey.
Thomas Joseph Culnan. pro-
noting the production In con-
junction with Monopolist Mike
Jacobs, won't be surprised 1t
anything.
Babe Culnan paid Luis Angel
Firpo $125 for his first fisht in
America.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Howard Jones' Trojan Coach,
Cut Down at S. H. Heart Attack

uLoS ANGELES, July 2s-H
Football coach Howard Jones
disd yesterday. leaving leader
lsss the University Of Southern
California football machine
which hs made famous.
A heart attack cut down the
S5-year old Trojan mentor n
hs. was prepartne for the start
Of . new football season Sept. 4.
He had bsen Southern Califor-
MAS coach since 1925, and since
1894 had been earning $4,000
. year. -
There was no immediate &C.
ton regarding q successor.
Willis O. Hunter, athletic d.
rector, said any appointment
would await the return from
Warrington, d. c., of President
Rufus B. Won Klein Smid In
mid-August.
Since most coaches have been
engaged for the year, however,
many informed circles believed
Justin M. (Sam) Barry, long
Jones top-ranking assistant.
might be given the responsible
lily Of directing the team this
fall, ut least.
Jones brought Barry here
from Iowa In 1929 after he had
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Eddie Buchanan Win!
End Race Of Week

Doubling up" Eddie Buch-
man Sunday skippered his
Swan-class entrant to first place
in the races on the lake and
chalked up his second triumph
of the week. The younger OF
the racing Buchanan brothers
turned the same trick In the
Wednesday races.
Sailing acrbss the finish line
In second place was Howard
Boston, followed by Alton Buch-
man In the third position. The
winner, whose time was an hour
and So minutes, tops the Sunday
scorers now, barely ahead Of
Howard Boston.
No action has been taken on
the protest Of last Wednesdays
competition, race officials said
today, but q judgment Is expect
ed by Thursday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Warren Hope,
Of pIayoif
Spot Fade
Tsein Must Beat
Mount Clemens
Next Sunday

OThey weren't like the New
New York Yankees, but the
Mount Clemens Dairy Team had
their big inning" Sunday
the tenth-and managed to
knock out q victory over the
Warren nine, 1876.
The local outfit, playing be.
low it, usual brand Of ball, COM
mitted 10 errors, but Billy
Cent?, their ace hurler, managed
70 hold them together long
enough 70 carry through to .
victory.
At the same time, the Rose
Vile team lost to New Baltimore
and Roseville officials said to-
day that they would forfeit their
game next Sunday TO the north
county teari-thus throwing
New Baltimore into the play
offs.
In the Mount Clemens game,
the local club, which now has .
record Of IL wins against two
loses, nosed out the Warren
team, perhaps out Of the play
offs. The Warren nine will have
to score q victory next Sunday
over the Mooremen to gain the
playoffs.
Tied 6-6 at the end of the
ninth yesterday, the Mount
Clemens batters capitalized on
Z Warren change Of pitchers
from Ord to Baker-to blast in
seven runs in the decisive chuk-
ker. Tightening up in the field,
they combined with Cent? to
hold Warren hapless in the op-
ponents' half at the plate. The
locals, however, failed to get any
extra-hit base hits during the
entire game.
A victory next Sunday for the
dairy team would mean four
teams In the playoff; q loss
would put Warren in the finals.
Roseville's withdrawal from
play-officials say their players
are gone and they have only q
pickup team left-insures New
Baltimore's participation in the
playoffs.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

When he established, q local
pugilistic reputation, he opened
q gin mill at Hillside, which ID
between Elizabeth and Newark.
He gets customers from both
directions. There are no flies
on the OF Redhead.
That Cochrane can take care
Of himself is made evident by
the absence Of facial marks.
Though he acquired several am
ateur titles and has been In
more than 100 professional
fights, his only scar il a result
Of being butted on the forehead.
Zivic at 5 feet 10 will tower
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
nYA Disfriefs
Start Aug.sf2
Cancelled Genes
Halt Schedule

II practise makes perfect,
then the Mount Clemens Harry
Ollrich post team is going to
have . deuced Of q time winning
q ball game If it ever gets to play
one.
All the local team, which
nestles In third place in the
American Legion-NYA stand
ings, has been contending again
st the past two and q half weeks
Is the weather and cancelled
games.
The team gets another day of
rest today-for its scheduled
game with Armada has been
called off. The game will be
made up later, according to NYA
director Don Rogers, along
with two other makeup games.
Romeo, current league pace
setter, gets credited with q VIC
tory today without fighting. The
team was scheduled to play
Center Line, which no longer IL
in the circuit. Only two games
will therefore be played-New
Haven at Roseville and st. Clair
Shores At New Baltimore.
District playOffs for the NYA
teams will be held starting Aug
ust IL and are to be completed
by Aug. IS. In case Of bad
weather during that week, an
additional day is allowed for the
playing Of the final champion
ship game.
One winner will come out Of
each Of the eight districts and
will qualify for the state tourna-
ment at East Lansing. Tenta-
tive breakdown Of districts calls
for the Macomb county winner
to play In district four. Other
teams scheduled for district four
are Sanilac, st. Clair, Lapeer,
Genesee and North Oakland.
State tournament play Is to
start Aug. 10 at Michigan State
College and the championship
game will be staged on either
Aug. FL or ~, depending on the
W00t0e1. ~ 49,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Local Golfer
Takes Crown
by'13 Strokes
Fires One Over Par
zl7 in Two Year Old
Left Hendsrs Tourney

Blasting out 10 brides In the
64-hols medal play. "Chuck"
Nicolai, Hillcrest golfer. carved
himself out . 74-72-71 to annex
the Michigan Left Handler Golf
ers' title. held Saturday and
Sunday.
Nicolai's total Of 217, only
one over par for the 37-33
course, was ever the tough
Marywood Country Club layout
at Battlecreek. The defending
champion, Bud Hewitt Of Lam
sing, did not enter the tourna.
ment, now In ito second year.
Runner-up to Nicolai in the two
day play was Larry Nielsen,
Battle Creek whose best efforts
could bring him only q $40, %
over the Mount Clemen stars
score. The Hillcrest golfer took
third In the meet last year.
Nicolai, who started out slow
ly with . 50 on his first nine
out, came back with SO on the
backside to 60 two over the
hrst 10. Blistering the outside
on his next round, he shot q
sizzling IS, two under par and
then faltered on the inside lay
out to take q 81 and On even
par for the round. Two strokes
over going into the last 10, he
went one under on the first nine
with . 50 and matched par even
ly on the last nine holes to rack
up q IS and a II for the 10, his
only sub-par round.
Easiest hole for the sharp.
shooting southpaw was the par
Ave, 401-yard second hole where
he turned the birdie trick each
time, with three tours. Tough
est hole was the 400-yard par
four 18th, where the local ace
went one over on every round.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Sellers Makes
popular(haIllp
Aslkensen Shot
SensationoI z77

nG1AND RAPIDS. Mich, July
~ Gilbert (Gib) Sellers,
xloon-faced professional Of !
UGkott public course, = the new
1Godhienn open golf champion,
HIT = sharp eyed talent scout
Mo imported him from Ar
1bnne IR1s credited to-day 96f Z
vl161 rols IN ending the K0csiS
dynasty.
Sellers, 31-year-old Arkansas
traveller won the title by Z sim
~ stroke from Tommy Shee-
han, Detroit amateur, in the
dnal % holes yesterday Of the
51-hole event over the Cascade
H1lls Country Club course.
4ellsr5 pisted q sensational
4leven under par 277, second
lowost total on record, in win
ming with rounds Of 69-68-7l-
e..
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Hogan Holds
Huge Margin
for Trophy

oST. PAUL, Mime, July 28-
~ 49, The years leading golf
money winners and the standings
= the vardon Trophy race:
Leading twelve money win
netS JAM !. to July ~:
Hen Hogan, Hershey, Pa, ST.
~; Craig Wood, Mamaroneck,
N.Y, $7,616: Johnny Bulla, Chi
caoo. 1882; Byron Nelson, To-
lado, Ohio. $6,752; Sam Snead,
Hot Springs, Va, $6,711; Clay
ian Heafner, Linville, N. c., S.
~; Lloyd Mangrum, Monterey
Park, Calf, $4,525; Lawson Lit
~, 1en Francisco, $4,301; Hor-
M smith, Pinehurst, N. c., $4,-
OK Victor Ghezzi, Deal, N. j.,
41,J46; Jimmy Demaret, Moro
ri Conn, s., 1875; Harold Nc
Spo0en, Winchester, Mass, 3d.
1erry vardon P.G.A. Point
IEU1hy:
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

UNI here, July
20.
That Il nearly
twice NJ much
a. Zivic and
Bunny Davis
crossed though
3 p o n . o r q d
by United Ser
vice Organiza-
tions 1t the Polo
Grounds.
North Jersey
X n o w .. Zivic
from way back,
hit II In Red
Cochrane, I'm.
known outside
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
viii Rish
Crolpn Before
Partisan Fans

oNEWARK, N. J., July 28-
Fritzie Zivic win get something
like SIS, 900 for riskins the world
welterweight championship q
Rainst Frederick James Coch-
rane in a 16-round light at
Ruppert Stadi.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
|SOftball
Schedule


Monday - LaCroix & Groes.
beck w. Normington Laundry.
Tuesday - LaCroix & Groes-
beck vs.. Contractors.
Wednesday - Nor m n z { o a
Laundry W. Contractors.
All games at Consumers Pow
er diamond.
TUMBLE LEAGUE
Monday - Johnnie's Bar W.
Covered Wagon.
wednesday - Covered Wagon
W. SalterS Market.
Friday - Covered Wagon w.
Barney's Tailors.
All games 1t Allis field.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

Mondays Games, Playoffs
Gilbert's Cut Rate W. john
MES Bar est. Mary's stadium).
Hubarth & Schott vs.. Miller's
Creamery Covered Wagon).
Other Games Monday
LaCroix & Groesbeck w. Nor
mington Laundry Consumers
Power diamond).
Johnnie's Bar W. Covered
Wagon (Allis Field).
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

The average motor vshicls In
the United States has IN annual
burden of tederal and STATE
taxes At about 10 q eomparsd
WITH ~ CIV Gseads soA -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

The New oSIeons Pei
jesas we're finding the going
eooGh =. Atlanta beat EN-
Sous cut OF five 49,. Then
DlSsainshsm bIostsd them
twice !. But the elwsys
fojehfv) New Orleans
rlass piesyuns hsedlined
~ bex score: ''Thsrs'll sl-
wUys - q New Orleans. "
Ito which We sey, -.
Tor Q ~" 70 you).
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
rts
Roundup

NEW YORK, July zs-tThs
Y Monitor Special News
xjce) - The squirt Of the
4 butos has Pittsburgh on its
lo THE Mayor is mighty
l&d frankie Frisch's heart be-
hos TO boseboII and not to
1llics) 80. Jimmy Johnston
MD coost newspopernen Joe
Louis will cut Lou .&ovo to rib
bans and win in q walk -.
Ted vviIIioms hit his post three
l,cg6ors with as many different
bqts he oove his eome-win-
-6ln0 All-Stor bat to Dizzy
Trout Of the Detroit Tigers
i Nomination for the best
gsoncoer in the majors (next
90 Connie Mock) Joe Me-
cnrthy. They used to say any,
bock could win with the mate
riot he had, but this year Joe
& showing 'em plenty with q
team thot was picked no bet
To- thons third 80. The Daily
Double will be q feature at
Saratoga.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-04
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
The Authority on Authorities"
The Authority on Authorities"

as an entry To me 0uu..H t.ia
therefore returned the club ) -
the 10 and J. the dociarcr pldyalL
the 6 from dummy and aiving up
the trick. West fired back the
club @ to the K. The diamond K
lost to the a, the dummy's last two
clubs We're taken and the diamond
6 was led to the 10 and X. The
diamond 9 now lost to the J, SCI
ting up the s and 7. Since the
heart Q had been discarded on the
club 8, South's hand was nov
solid and he made the contract
At the other table, after win
ming with the spade A, East re-
turned the 2 to the K. The dia-
mond K lost to the a and the
spade 9 knocked out the Q. The
club X Won and the 10 was de-
l~iberately given up tc the j West
led his spade 7 to the 8. South dis
carding the diamord I, and the
heart S to the @ lost to the X,
setting the contract Later the
diamond 8 lost a trick to the J and
the contract was down two.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-04

|A' two tables of a duplicate
l:'ament, bidding of that gen
: nature landed South in 3-No
|.nPS' the spade 3 being led in
~ =. case, East winning with the
Inc return lead decided the
E Of the contract One East de-
~ mat the heart suit was dan
F'Vus while the club A remained
Distributed by King
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-04

Dealer. North. Both sides vul-
nerable.)
If West opens this deal with
1-Spade and East responds with
2-Hcarts, South passirg, what
should West do next?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-04
N.,uiNG >

~ WIN the first trick III
led by your partner
No Trump contract. and
his Sa.t as being of at
cards you have to de-
.e.i.er 10 return it or switch
..tke1 suit Unless the latter
r. alphabetically the correct
J.; 9ou are usually better off
| n-ag conservative and stick
! L he frs. suit Failing to do
h ,3l may not only lose an
l,atant unit OF time IN building
Mat might be the setting
d but your breaking of an
l., ut may help the declarer
GG 2me problem which would
--cllt if you make him do
.lSSiro
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10
There's Still Time

Hurry up. girls. and get your
white collar on. for there's still
time TO enter the Michigan S
Kitty Foyle" contest. They've ex-
tended the deadline so that
Wednesday night is the new date
Of closing for the White Collar
girl competition. All Detroit bust
ness girls, either working in stores
or offices are eligible to compete
II they resemble Ginger Rogers in
size.
The theater is searching for a
physical counterpart of Christie
pher Morley's much-discussed hero
Inc. To the girl who most nearly
resembles Ginger Rogers, the star
Of the film, in physical makeup
the Michigan will award a new
White Collar" dress. duplicate
of one worn by the star in the
film. Entrants are asked to SUBJ
NIT photographs with measure
ments written on the back, at
the theater before Wednesday at
midnight. And here's the list of
Miss Rogers measurements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10
Story Makes Way
For GWTW Return
H e p b urn H i t
Leaves After
Record Run
BY CHARLES GENTRY

THE UNITED ARTISTS will
finally finish telling The Phila-
delphia Story" when the Hepburn
hit moves out Wednesday night
after five Of the most successful
weeks a film has enjoyed here
this year.
Thursday. Gone With the
Wind" will return for a showing
at popular prices and although
thousands saw this famous movie
here a year ago, doubtless many
viii want to see Vivien Leigh and
Clark Gable as Scarlet and Rhett
again.
We've never seen so much activ-
ity around a theater without an
audience as there is around the
Wilson this week. The hullabaloo,
however. Is all over the installa-
ton of RCA's new "Fantasound," q
complex new system which Is be-
ing put In for Walt Disneys
Fantasia" which Is to have its
premiere here next week,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10
Cugdt PrOtege

Curbello is a pianistic protege
of Cugat and nowCIias an exciting
organization of his own with a
very attractive senorita for a
vocalist.
For something really out of the
ordinary in dance fashions, you'll
get a kick out of Grayce and Ora
ham. recently back from the
Copacabana on Rio where they
taught Brazilians how to do their
own dance, the samba.
The samba, a sort OF rocking
horse rhumba, was first brought to
this country by Irene and Vernon
Castle as the Maxine. The native
adoption, however, was introduced
in this country by Grayce and
Graham. a tall and singularly
graceful couple.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10
Film Time Clock
ADJUSTMENTS

ESQ. 8, $50 p. M; "Alexander's Rag
time Rand" if:34, 4so4. ! ss<. II set p m
MIcHIGAN-"Kitty Fosie.'' 4, :.o. s:ts.
spring." II:lo .. m, $50, s:5s, s;fs
y. m.
fALM-sTATE "Here Comes the
Navy" IL q. m, 2. s. =. II :05 D. m;
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Home" 2:IT, $3.50, s:s3 .. m.
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Home" 3:is, $3.50, io:2z p. m.
ROOsEyELT-"Comrs n" $50, s;4s
p: M; The Long Voyage Home" 7;4s,
ii :i2 p. m.
ROYAL "Comrsde X" s:2o, II so
,. mi The Long Voyage Home" $3.50,
10 y. m.
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