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Evening star., 1941-11-09
The Shepherds of Bethlehem

Trinity Lodge will have a recep-
ton for their incoming and out
going deputies on Tuesday evening
at Fourth street NE All men,
bers of the order are invited. Re-
freshments.
Loyalty Lodge will meet tomorrow
evening at Z Fourth street NE.
They will have a card party.
Justice Lodge will meet Wednes-
day at 935 G place NV.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
DR.. Lowell J. Ragatz
To Continue 6. VS.
Lecture Series
Other Programs Listed
At University During
Coming Week

DR.. Lowell Joseph Ragatz, pro-
fessor of modern European history
at George Washington University.
will continue the university's World
Of Today" lecture series when he
speaks on Germany and the New
World Order" in the hall of gov
ernment at 8:15 pm. Wednesday.
He will follow this with lee
ture on France in Ruin" Novem-
Der 10 and a discussion of THE
Russian Riddle" November 26. He
succeeds DR.. Elmer Louis KaySer,
dean of university students, who
opened the lecture series, and DR..
William Crane Johnstone, dean of
the Junior college, who concluded
his series on the Far East last
week.
DR.. Ragatz is a specialist in 10Th
and goth century European history
and modern imperialism. He has
been an editor for the American
Historical Association for II years
and is now completing his fourth
work, tWo-volume study Of Europe
since 1889. The lecture series is
open to the public.
Broadcast Arranged.
Dean Kayser will participate in
a round-table discussion on The
War of Nerves" over a Mutual
Broadcasting System hookup Thurs
day. The discussion is presented by
the Medical Society of the Dis
trict in cooperation with the Ma
tional Selective Service System.
Prof. Henry Grattan Doyle, dean
of Columbian College and profess
sor of romance languages, will 60
to New York this week end to speak
before the New York University
Foreign Language Conference. The
Future of Foreign Languages in the
United States" will be the topic of
his address Saturday. Friday he
will address the George Washington
Alumni Club in New York.
Eight students were initiated last
night into the Lester F. Ward Socio-
logical Society. They were: Charles
H. Orr, Hazel Benn, Lou Ellen
Leech, Marian Bissell, Barbara
Bischoff, Herbert Wechsler, Gene
Ann Snyder and Gladys Epstein.
The initiation was held in the home
OF Prof. Carl D. Wells at 1923 Tenth
street N, Arlington, Va Dawn Irv-
ing was in charge of the program
Council Sponsors Dance.
The Student Council will sponsor
q dance tomorrow night, the pro-
ceeds of which will 60 to the Uni
versity Hatchet. The dance will be
held in the university's Student
Club. An award to the outstanding
first-year man in Journalism will be
made by Pi Delta Epsilon, honorary
journalistic fraternity.
Election of senior class officers
will be held Thursday and Friday
The George Washington University
senior class elections formerly have
been held in late spring, but the
council is attempting to institute an
active senior class organization
which will function throughout the
year.
Evening star., 1941-11-09

pCIiCllb vi q liCW
science building
to be erected on
the campus.
Known both
IN this country
and abroad for
her voice, Miss
Borzi Is a men,
ber Of the Amer.
lean Civic Opera
group.
Miss Borzi has
d on a t e d her
services as well
as those of her
aocompanist for
tomorrow nights
Aaai&a1 nrhinh iS
Evening star., 1941-11-09

Miss Alberta Walker, instructors at
the college.
Assisting Miss Sunny in arrange
ments for Education Week are Mrs.
Ruth Webb, in charge of visitation
in the elementary schools; DR.. Ellis
Haworth. in charge of arrangements
for visiting the junior high schools;
Miss Mary Breen, in charge of
Thursdays luncheon; Miss Carolyn
Sparrow, in charge Of publicity, and
DR.. Henry Olson, in charge of decor
ations.s
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Borzi Recital Tomorrow
To Raise Trinity Funds

Miss Agata Borzi. coloratllra So
prano who was graduated from
Trinity College, will return tomor-
row night to give q recital for the
Evening star., 1941-11-09

Abnormally heavy rainfall caused
great crop damage In Japan re-
onn&1R
Evening star., 1941-11-09

The Donets coal basin Is often
called the Soviet Pennsylvania"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23

Your Postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest in L. S. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
HERE'S MORE
ABOUT

cation Monday while County Com
missioner Robert ID. Bob Glea-
son was back at his desk after a
similar vacation.
Miss Matilda Drennen OF Ia
coma recently returned from a
weeks visit with Miss Lorraine
Stoner Of Chehalis.
Joseph Gus and sons, Joe and
Jimmy, 4544 So. Puget Sound ave.
and Grille l. Marinig and sons,
Eddie and Ernest. 4705 So. Puget
Sound ave, were recent visitors at
the Kanasket home Of l.. Faidutti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Friberg. 1881
No. Cakes. recently entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Friberg of Sno-
homish.
An electric razor was given TO
Staff Sgt. J. =. Graham by men,
bers OF his Third Recruit Co, NC
Chord field. The presentation was
made at the newly completed Nc
Chord field bathing beach at
Spanaway lake.
Marshall Reid, well known COM
mercial artist, has recently ae-
cepted an offer from firm in
Terre Haute, Ind. Reid, who came
here from Chicago several years
ago, has done most of the bill
boards originating locally.
Mrs. Allen Petrich and her baby
son Bosco. 4301 No. seth st. this
week commenced a months holi-
day outing at Olympus Manor on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
APPEAR CONFIDENT OF
ULTIMATE SOVIET VICTORY

The main topic OF discussion
was not the raid in particular but
the war in general. Most Of those
heard appeared confident of
ultimate victory.
Mothers with children were
permitted TO sit on the stairs.
All others squatted or slept
on the tracks and in the
aisles. An armed policeman
and civilian volunteers were
on hand TO keep order. Red
Cross nurses stood by.
l had to stay in the shelter for
two hours before, by dint Of much
talk and flourishing of my press
card, the policeman in charge
would let me out.
The roar Of anti-aircraft guns
filled the night. The guns kept
the bombers at considerable
distance.
1 toured the central portions of
the city and found relatively
little damage. l saw few
wrecked houses and a number of
bomb craters.
The raid lasted until $3.50 q. m.
Tuesday. BY 3 a. m. the capital
had assumed an entirely normal
appearance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
Legal Holiday
AT Paradise Inn
Bor Association
To Hold Session

This weekend win mark q
legal holiday" for members Of
the Association Of Superior Court
Judges and the Washington State
Bar association. who viii attend
their annual joint convention Fri
day and Saturday at Paradise inn.
Rainier National park.
The concisve will commence At
IL a. m. Friday. with The judges
meeting in the employees room
over Paradise warehouse and the
lawyers meeting In the guide
house auditorium. A joint session
viii be held at 4 p. m. The even
ing's entertainment will be in
charge OF junior attorneys.
]. w. DeBeque Farris. Of
Vancouver. n. C., will be the
speaker ut the afternoon joint
meet, and Chief Justice John
3. Robinson OF the Washing
ton supreme court win act rs
toastmastcr for the evening
banquet.
Speakers for joint sessions Sat
urday win be Rev. James v.
Linden. s. J.. OF Spokane: Fred
erick J. Jordan Of Seattle: Judge
Charles w. Hall OF Vancouver:
Matthew w. Hill OF Seattle;
Supreme Court Justice George b.
Simpson; Congressman Hatton W.
Summers OF Texas. chairman OF
the house Of representatives judi
eiary committee; Ewing D. colvin
Of Seattle.
Saturdays luncheon viii be
sponsored by the women Of
the bar.
A banquet Saturday evening
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
City Studies
Bids on Pipe

-Four companies bid Monday
afternoon TO supply e.4sl feet Of
52-inch pipe for replacing the old
wooden conduits on the Enumelaw
sector Of the Tacoma Green River
gravity water line.
Bids on coal tar enameled steel
pipe. TO be delivered alongside the
trench. were s12s.17s13. by the
steel Tank a Pipe Co. OF Port
land, and S1s7.3i5.72. by the Hy-
draulic Supply Manufacturing Co.
Inc, OF Seattle.
On concrete pipe. which Is 70 be
laid in the ditch. bids were: United
Concrete Pipe Corp. Los Angeles.
S1e3. s02.73; American Concrete A.
Steel Pipe Co, Of Tacoma. $751;
646.50. both with lead joints. The
Tacoma concern entered an alter
nate bid OF Si7e.754. 80 for rubber
joints. and one Of $171.5 7T.65 for
all concrete pipe. The concrete
pipe proposal called for 106 feet Of
steel pipe. In all cases the city
will do the trenching.
On a contract for realignment
OF paving and sidewalks where
the Sixth ave. and Pine st. Jog Is
being removed. for widening pres
ent pavement on Pine from 9Th
ave. to SO. 7th, and reslignment
Of paving and sidewalks at the
Jason Lee school curve. between
Sprague ave. and State St. on 9th
ave, there was only one bid. Paine
a Gallucci. Inc. and Albert Ander-
son bid together at s14.s2s.0
Estimate OF the city engineer was
$4,000
The board OF contracts and
awards referred all bids to the
utilities and works commissioner
-- -
Ruu N g R0pAs and Cau.f
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
STARTS ON
PAGE ONE
Main Street

Hood canal while father Allen
Peter" Petrich remains behind 10
preside over the engineering de-
partment Of the busy Western
bodybuilding Co.
Among the travelling members
of the Tacoma Rotary club who
didn't miss meetings last week
were Tom Roach, at Omaha. Neb.
Tony Hull. at Rochester. n. Y,
and Clark Oberlies, at Lincoln,
Neb., which is his former home
city.
Howie White Of n. p. Banknote
and Brad Bannon orchestra fame
was assigned Monday to Logan,
Utah, as a secondary air training
instructor. HOWE has long been
competent flier but lately has
been taking various refreshing
courses at Seattle, Santa Maria
and Helena.
Jack Beardwood now is headed
for an assignment in Buenos
Aires, Argentine, by way Of
Washington, D. c.
MIR. and Mrs. James w. Rollag,
FOL So. sth, were members Of a
family group from Snohomish and
Minneapolis, Mimi, which made a
trip around Hood canal Sunday.
Miss Beatrice Gardner of Ia
coma is spending the summer with
Miss Lois Steinsifer at Camp
Pleasant on Camano island.
Mrs. Lottie Edmundson Of Ia
coma is visiting her brother,
Herbert Russell. sister, Mrs. James
Hall, both of nwaco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Peterson,
$40 No. Trafton, recently visited
Mrs. Peterson's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. X. Inman of Ilwaco.
Fred Hill of Loomis, Wash, re-
Gently visited his son, Frederick,
who has been employed at the
Maxwell Petroleum Corp. since his
graduation from Tonasket high
school last spring.
Marriage license applications
were recently made with the Grays
Harbor county auditor at Monte
sano by Hugh Y. johnson and Ro-
mine Buchanan, both Of Tacoma
and Mitchell McGoldrick an
Shirley Whitford. both OF Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
Northwest Fire Fighters
Aided by Overcast Skies
SFATTL-ne

SEATTLE-The Pacific North
west fire situation took a turn for
the better Tuesday as forest crews
remained on the Job 70 clean up
the remnants Of last weeks blazes.
A fire that started Just inside
the city limits Of east Lewiston.
Ida. swept out OF control Monday.
famed BY high wind. The flames
advanced four miles east in Is
many hours toward rich wheat
stands Over $500 acres were
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23

Buy u. s. Bonds and savei
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
Funeral Wednesday
For Tacoman's Father
RITZyULE, Wash.

RITZNILLE, Wash. - Funeral
services will be held Wednesday
for John A. Willis, s2-year-old pio-
neer who died in Seattle Monday.
Willis homesteaded in Adams
county IS years ago. Later he was
noted as a breeder Of fine horses.
He retired from active farming
several years ago.
Children surviving include Mrs.
Chloe College. Tacoma; w. S. Will
lis. Worcester. Mass, and J. c.
Willis, Portland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23

blaekened Il a uilie-wide path.
Overcast skies prevailed In
Western Washington and 10
appeared all fires. including
one which covered 5000 acres
In the Rapid river region near
skykomiSh. Wash, were being
controlled.
Supervisor p. T. Harris Of the
Chelan national forest said light
ming caused 80 fires over the
week end.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
Portland Steel Plant
To Double Employment
PORTLAND

PORTLAND - Sixteen hundred
workers now are employed by the
Willamette Iron & Steel company
and probably twice that number
will be working in the near future,
Austin Flegel. vice president OF the
concern. stated here Tuesday.
Three mine layers, each costing
S12, 100000 are among the Jobs
now under contract there. he said
also there is a $4,000. 900 project
for marine engines and roller
bearings and gate assemblies for
the Panama canal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
Attractive Aviotrix
Is Potlotch Queen

Attractive 19-year-
old Shirley Gail Fleetwood, Uni
versity of Washington sophomore
and aviatrix, has been named
queen Of Sesttle's 1941 Aviation
Potlstch celebration July 2eAug.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
To HOLD RECEPTION

A reception in honor OF Mrs.
Stanley Johnson, formerly Miss
Doris Raymond OF Tacoma, will
be held in Hope chapel, 15s SO.
46th St. Tuesday at 7;45 p. m,
and all her friends are invited 10
attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23

Northern lrelond, the sec
tion oiled to Britain, is on
congressional tongues these
days os hints ore dropped
thot il moy become O v. S.
bose. Closeup mop shows
principal cities Of Northern
Ireland and mony boys
tIouohs) thot would form ex-
cellent shelters for naval
croft engaged in potrolIine
convoy routes shown in sec
ond mop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Reporter Tells of Raid

raid alarms before, but this was
the real thing. Many OF those
in the station had brought blankets
and coats with them. They curled
up and went to sleep.
One matronly woman addressed
her neighbor:
This il nothing when YOU
consider that 1 have two sons
ut the front"
1 heard no grumbling or COM
planning. After the first hour,
the ice was broken and young
men and women began to flirt
with each other. Conversation be-
came general.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23

will be given with a guest list
including Governor Arthur b.
Langlie: Attorney General Smith
Troy: Judge William C. Long Of
Seattle: Eugene C. Gushing. pres-
dent of the Prosecuting Attorneys
association: r. L. Maitland. kings
counselor of Vancouver. b. c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-23
1t happened
JUNE 27
807356O91
B. c..

TWAS A NIGHT in June.
l. The first dinosaur noted the
curve of his lady-love's throat.
and said All" This naturally
brings up the fact that millions
of years before the first dino
saur, Nature already had spent
millions of years building Pc
uolcum. -
In a handful of years the oil
industry has spanned these mill
lenniums. In effect il has created
billions of barrels of Natures
most slowly growing necessity
by making every drop of Pc
uoleum go farther. Today one
barrel produces more gasoline
than three barrels did IN 1900.
First. oil meant only kero-
sene. Then came gasoline -.
hundreds of new products :.
the cracking process s. cata-
lync refining. The laboratory
has become the biggest single
oil.well of all. Recently all this
achievement reached a peak az
which the demand for the more
plentiful lower grade crude be-
came hrmer than the demand
for high gravity oil. That's
pleasant national defense news
Not only has Standard con-
uibuted TO refining progress,
bur we have eagerly adopted
those tested methods developed
BY others when they make
petroleum 90 farther. One of
today's Outstanding examples IS
our 81, 500, 900 Houdry plant to
make aviation and motor gas
oline BY the magic touch of
a Frenohman's genius. Tomor-
row's-quien sabe9
THURSDAY, So p. "A.
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piano ccneerto in { ktncr =. -5fefseFts
First kovemtns
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Standard Oil Company
of California
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
Scribes in Hospital
For Movie Realism

MEDICAL PICTURES require
medical learning in the interest
OF authenticity. As a result, upon
completion Of the next Doctor
Kildare" picture al Metro-Gcld-
wyn-Mayer. Willis Goldbeck and
Harry RuSkin. sccnariStS, are be-
ing sent TO Baltimore 10 put in a
weeks intensive study and OBJ
servation AT Johns Hopkins
The object is TO enable them 20
detail modern medical methods
with absolute correctness in future
"klldarcS. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
|AG.V.A. Gives
Benefit at
.Trocadero

OVER so ACTS will participate
in the A. c. V. A. american
Guild Of Variety Artists benefit
show being held tonight in the
Club Trocadero.
Well known acts from out nj
town as well as local talent will
Join IN the festivities. while Jimmy
Gargano and his orchestra will
furnish the music.
Master OF ceremonies Bert
Nolan and Bee Sarche, talented
singer. Will he featured. The
show will start al $50 and pro-
ccedingS will be directed by Dick
Worthington, president OF the
organization and we'll known
musical comedy and operate
baritone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
Oscar Is EIe S
Token TO Dog Star

ELEANOR POWELL presented
an Oscar Of her own TO But
tons. the dancing canine with
which She does a dancing sequence
in Lady Be Good The gift was
membership No 1921 in the Tail
waggers.
II Is the first time Miss Powell
has ever done q dancing number
with "A dog. and II Was also tho
first film which Buttons has APP
noarod
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
Cass Breaks Records

THE HIGHEST weeks gross
business ever done by any OF the
three companies Of Life With
Father since the plays debut on
Nov s, 1899, was achieved by the
Dorothy Gish Louis Calhcrn
troupe in its opening stanza last
week al the CaSS Theater.
The gross Of S22,0l7 represents
a smashing Of the record pre-
vlouSly established by the same
company during us opening week
in Philadelphia last March, when
sd 800 came into the box office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09

Statisticians at the Cass furthel
report that this sum likewise reps
resents a new house record at the
CaSS for eight performances at
the prevailing scale of $3.50 top
price. bettering by comfortable
margin the marks set by such
favogites as John Barrymore in
My Dear Children you Cant
Take II With You" and the first
company Of The Women 49, al
least during the last 10 years
reviewed by the local theaters
research department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
Actor Prepared

SHOULD THIS country be n.
vaded from the air. John Litel
currently featured IN The Biz
Boss, - Will be among the best pre-.
pared. Litel has constructed z
bomb-proof AFRAID shelter more
than 20 feet deep on his San Fer.
nando- Valley ranch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
REVERSE TACTICS

In The Lady Eve Barbara
Stanwyck sent tho masculine pulse
of tho nation 10 the fever point
So. the script writer's took II out
on her in hcr next film, Tho
Great Mans Lady There was nc
fight so the boys dreamed up a
food
They put Miss Stanwyck right
In the path of the raging waters
=. something that made even hard
cncd stunt men Shuddcr La Stan
WyckS coach was hit by 5000
gallons of water dumped doWr
15-foot chutcS on pre-arrangGC
signal Nee way for a girl 10 make
a living. On what
In Il Wanted Wings " Veronica
\ axe IS put IN the tail Of a bomb
ing plane tossed about like a chr
"a stormy sea and finally killed
when The plane crashes into a
tree. Not satisfied with that. Pres.
ton S'urccS makes joel McCrca
pull her INTO swimming pool and
haze drown her IN one scene in
sullivan Travels
In another scene from Tho same
picture she has 10 leap from q
moving freight train into McCrea F.,
arms and both tumble down a
3J-fOOf rmbaUkmpnf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
Film Time Clock

MICHIGAN-"I Wanted Wings II o.
m. 2:53. s:3s lO23 y m. Honey
moon for Three 80. Sis 903 g. m
FOX Blood and Sand. ~ = m
% 5.4f. 1912 o m Melody for
Three. .Os. 80. O3 .. m. Or. /. O..
40 o. m.
UNITED ARTISTS Cheers for Miss
Bishop. II m ? O3. %. sfJ 3. m
That Uncertain FeshnE IL 50, 1858,
Z IS, 1888 p. m.
ADAMS The Invisible Ghost " - %
2f3 8 O3 723. 9.43 y m KING ~ ths
HOmbies, II m, az 3A7, 6.07. s.2I
lO.f7 y m.
PALMS STATE Billy the Kid" ~ -
f;i9 7.i1. 1903 3. m. Love Crazy
1879 m 2.il. 500. 925 . m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL Andy HARDY %
II a m. 2 30 sff. 1913 p. m Devil
ann Miss Jones IFS. $40 s.i5 =. m.
MADISON GunEa Din ~ a m.
2 80, = 80, 10 30 D. m. Love Ahair.
III, 5.O7, s57 .. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
Writers
Are Tough
On Stars
Nv BURDETTE JAY

y HOLLYWOOD, June 9-Script
writers in Hollywood are suffering
from an acute attack of pure
cusSedness.
Such is the only explanation Of
the assault, battery and mayhem
currently being inflicted upon the
most glamorous beauties in Holly
wood.
Susan Hayward is the latest
example The dimlnutive redhead
comes in for a beating in Para
mounts Among the Living
which is cqualled only by the
beating Ellen Drew took i'm THE
Monster and the Girl" Miss Hay
ward was hurt four times within
an hour during the filming of some
OF the scenes.
In the first place. Albert Dek-
kcr half chokeS her TO death. then
slams her across a room into a
wall as help for her arrives. Then.
during the flight that follows she
Is batled about with complete
abandon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
Garfield in Tails
Remains Informal

JOHN GARFIELD donned the
first top hat. white tie and tails
he ever had on in his life and pro-
ceeded to make a most undignlfiec
spectacle OF himself.
He just had 10 dash over from
the wardrobe department AZ War
ner Brothers 10 the Danger
HarbOr' set so he could show of
how he would look when the full.
dress scenes came around.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
MORE DAMAGE

In SKY lark Claudcttc Colbert
is put ia tho hold OF a small boai
during a storm ~ sea. and is
tos>c about 50 much She had. by
actual count u black-and-b blue
places which she could show Tho
oinor, didn't count Her word had
10 be- taken for them
pauieitc Goddard IS dumped on
the floor from a standing position
scenery Us toppled over on her and
she falls through screens IN
Nothing But The Truth While
in Caught IN The Draft Dorothy
L7Wour is blown or a horse by an
artillery hell. and Is adequately
bolaboycd with rocks clods and
bit, Of board blown up by other
shells
Well lhc glamour girls are
hpNlnC that they can take L.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
Owns Fur Farm

EDGAR BUCHANAN. tho Alta
dcna dentist who plays his best
film role 10 George Stevens
Penny Serenadc. Co-Starri z
Irene Dunn and Cary Grant. Owls
tur-bcaring farm in Oregon, lie
raises silver foxes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
Mercury
TO Open


THE NEW Mercury Theater
located on Schaefer Highway al
Six-Mile road, will open Wednes'
day al 6 p. m. The thcater will
use the double bill policy and viii
offer as lis first two films "ThC
Lady Eve" and The Bad Man.
Matinees Will be held Saturdays
and Sundays with popular prices
prevailing al all times.
The Mercury was built by tho
Mercury Theater Company anc
will be operated by the United
Motion Theater Company.
Push-back seats have been in.
stalled 10 eliminate rising wher
Patrons wish 20 exit The new
Black Light is being used &c
light the muralS on each side anC
TO provide a new illumination loI
the interior.