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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
Me ct Again

BUZZ BARTON one Of Tim
Holt'S supporting PLAYERS IA Come
On, Danger Wa> "a child actor
on the same lot l5 years ago.
The studio. now R-k-O Radio
was then known as F-B-O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
Going Broke
Old Stuff
To Actress

HeHEfWe9B,-6oing7 broke is
no new experience for glamorous
Marion Martin, playing The
Other Woman" in Mexican Spit
fire At Sea" at R-K-O. She has hit
bottom three times. but goes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18

PROD UCTION START on
M-G-Ms newest our Gang COM
edy. Going 10 Press D. has been
postponed several weeks while
gang. RECEIVERS from the humps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
Familiar Role

ALINE MAC MAHON, who is
Marlene Dietrich'S secretary in
h Lady Is Willing, says her
- puts her right back where
she started before She went on the
stage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
Tn,Urp-i2sIs Grand River no. $3.50 4
Observation-Disclosures. TO. s-27ss

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tuxedo. TO. s-27ss 4
iUhLDU Doors Open at Gas.
l"ROUNDUP," with Richard Dix and Pa
tricia Morrison. Plus MOB TOWN" with
The Dead End Kids
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18

pT0Wk-Mack-Ch Chalmers I'll. 2-O6S6 4
VI iVWN KIDDIESi DON'T MISS OUR
BIG ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY SAT-
lURDAY MATINEE. EXTRA CARTOONS,
COMEDIES AND FREE CANDY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18

V0CJJC-Harper at Harvard. Park Free.
IVuUL Open 500 p NJ.
Last Show 900 Enrol Flynn, Fred Mac
Murray In DIVE BOMBER" in Techni-
color. Plus "NIID GEESE CALLING"
with Henry Fonda Joan Bennett.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
cIVIc .DETR0TT-KeiIy winter

Si'iN DhihVii Open 500 FREE TO
LADIES. CONSTANCE BENNETT cos
METICS. James Stewart, Paulette GODDARD
POT O. GOLD" Plus "SHTPHERD OF
THE HILLS" John Wayne Betty Field
ri LWcnN-CIawson, Mich. 4
NLhUO Open 6 80. James Cagney paj
o Brien. DEVIL Dogs OF TN AIR"
Two ~ TAAI." Anita Louise
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18

pEi-foV Strett W., wear junction
Mn Closed for Alterations. Installing
New Seats, New Concrete Floor and Many
Other Conveniences. Grand Reopening ON
Christmas Day at LOO p. NJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18

RAnI0 CTTV-woodwardn near Smile Road
hhDiv Viii James Cagney. Pat O'Brien
in DEVIL Dogs OF THE AIR" Also
"WAGOSs ROLL At NIGHT" with Hum
nhreY RnRarf and SYLVIA Sidnar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
mi IcCIM-lssi Hamilton. M CanfirId

UULISEUM Omen ' zoo ~ 8a'e' '"''' %.
Eddie Albert Joan Leslie In "GRTAI
MR.. NOBODY" Plus THEY MEfI
Again." with Jean Hsrshot, y. iovett
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18

DIAL T0-Gratiot at Mt. Elliott Parking 4
MnLlU open Gas. Free Parking
Acacia" Dinnerware Free TO Ladies
Dead End" Kids in MOB TOWN
"RINGsIDE MAIsIE," with Ann Sothern
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
Port street w., Near Junction
CY-Fort street w. Near Junction

MN Rex Theater Patrons During All
'terations OF THIS Thtater. You Are In
vited 10 Visit the Lincoln Theater, West
Fort az Cavalry Always a Good Show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18

WEST END-ese' West warren Ave;
NIT ~ ARGENTINE" Eddie Albert in
THIEVES FALL OUT" American Beauty
GhinAWare
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18

WESTINGHOUSE OAK sio, mich. R,o. :
THE BLONDE FROM SINGAPORE"
"stATTERGOOD MEETS BROADWAY"
Guy ELhhee MLldreh Cnles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
AN nVYr-van Dyke Near Harper

VIkEINIl u6's"',I'"" NJ "s'I'a =
'muiiih lie and 22c. LADIES Night.
Brenda Joyce Jane DarweIl, "PRINATE
Nurse Eddie Albert. Joan Leslie In
| ssIIIIENEQ EAII III Il ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18

INC0I N-GOsi Fort street West
nA'NVh" Open r. NJ. Fred Mac
Murray. Enrol Flynn. "DINE BOMBER -
Ralph Belamy in LET'S 90 COL
LEGhTE." Late War News. Color Cartoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18

VIIf-Wot NtrnOr Hwy. ht Central &
hIV IL Noon 20 Midnight. Free Parking
Richard Dix, Patricia Morrison. THE
ROUNDUP" Frank Bucks "JUNCIE
CANAICAnF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18

CIpMLN-Srhheftr mr.. Ford I'd. q. 1911
ShhInLN open 90 Free 20 Ladies
Constance Bennett Cosmetics. Free Parking
Robt Sterling. G. Winninger in THE
GETANAN Plus 80 NOI WONT
TALk." with Joe r. Brown, r Robinson.
.cLcMn-E. Dawson AZ s-MI. Tw e-OsI7 4
OhOL'V Open , so DINNERWAEE'
Joan Leslie EDDIE Albert. THE GREAT
MIR. NOBODY" "BROADNAl BILL"
warner RaVfcr MNrua Inv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18

V0Tlp-Forest 90 ut EiiIeu PL. issa 4
iVOh Open 4 tS Rsndd4ph scott.
Gene Terney "BTTI.E sTARR~ 'sHt L.
LETS FOR OHARA." Roger rxyor.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-07
Moderate Losses

BERLIN, Aug. CUP) The
German high command reported
today that Nazi forces suffered only
moderate losses" in contrast to the
heavy blows inflicted upon Russia
in the battle of SmolenSk which
was asserted to have ended in g
NaZi victory.
The high commands statement
was made in a special communique
on the battle of Smolensk issued
over the German radio with fam
fare of trumpets and a long roll
of drums.
OF current operations against
Russia, the high command was
again reticent, confining itself to
the statement that the Luftwaffe
had again heavily attacked Moscow
scoring many direct hits on in
dustrial and supply establishments,
particularly in the area adjacent to
the bend of the Moscow river and
the region to the east.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-07
japan Puts Pressure on
Russia in Siberian Area

SHANGHAI, Aug. 7. UP)-Dip-
lomats heard reports today that
Japan had asked Russia to demili-
tarize Vladivostok and a zone along
the entire Manchukuoan border. to
give Japan economic concessions i'll
Siberia and Sakhalin island, and to
guarantee that the United States
will get no bases in Russia.
Diplomats doubted that Russia
would consider such demands unless
the situation in the west made it
imperative that she make a deai
to prevent a japanese invasion OF
Siberia.
The custer of Yosuke MatSuoka
as japanese foreign minister has
nullified the Russo Japanese neu-
trality pact which he negotiated,
diplomats believed, and the pac
would not prevent Japan from put
ting strong pressure on Russia.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-07
Tragedy Survivor
Loses Court Fight
Over Yacht 'sLoq

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 7. CUP)
Mrs. Lily Fern Thompson, lone
survivor of a pearl-hunting expedi-
ton to the South Seas, is entitled
to the right OF privacy, but she
has no grounds to seek a restrain
er against publication of the log OF
the Inflated yacht, Wing On
Superior Judge Everett c. Nc
Keage today had denied her peh-
ton for a temporary injunction
aimed at relatives of Mr.. and Mrs.
Delton Conley, who, with her hus-
band, Chester Thompson, died OF
thirst and starvation on the yacht.
torneyS representing Mrs
Thompson sought to suppress the
log on grounds premature publioa-
ton of the diary would unbalance
her mentally. She still is under the
care of psychiatrists who have wiNl-
held from her all details of the fate
full voyage concerning which her
mind is blank.
Judge McKeage held the motive
behind her application was too
speculative, imaginary and uncer-
tain to warrant the heavy hand OF
injunctive relief"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-07
Pravda Declares
u. s., Russia Plan
Mutual Defense

MOSCOW, Aug. 7 (UP) = Prav-
da, organ of the Communist party,
said today that the groundwork has
been laid for fruitful cooperation
between the United States and Rus
sia in the task of mutual national
defense and destruction of the
enemy which threatens the secur-
ity and liberty of all nations"
THE Soviet people," Pravda said,
have greeted with unquestioned
satisfaction the establishment of a
groundwork for fruitful collabora-
ton between the Soviet Union and
the United States, based on a COM
munity of interests and answering
the needs of the national defense
of both countries"
Germany, said Pravda, "Yill spare
no effort to supjugate the American
continent"
1t cited evidences of Nazi intrigue
in the United States and South
American and efforts of Germany
to obtain from the Vichy regime of
France "bases in the Atlantic for
preparation of an attack on Amer
ica."
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-07
Russians Beat Off
SmoIensk Attacks

MOSCOW, Aug. 7. CUP)-Russian
forces were reported today to have
beaten off German attacks in stub
born all night battles in the Smo .
lensk, Belaya Tserkov and ESton-
ian sectors.
Recognition of the increasing part
being played by guerrilla bands in
striking at the Germans behind
their advanced fighting lines vas
accorded today by the supreme So
Wet which awarded decorations to
43 members of partisan guerrilla
bands. The awards were for bray
cry in fighting the eneRy in The
rear"
German planes attacked Moscow
during the night for the cityS l4th
raid in II nights. The attack began
at 10:30 pm. and the alarm was in
effect three hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-07
MussoIini' S Son
Dies as AirpIane
Crashes on Test

ROME, Aug. 7 CUP) = Bruno
Mussolini, son of the italian die
tator, was killed in an airplane
crash today near Pisa.
Mussolini, second son of the pre-
mier was killed at 10 am. today
while testing new type of air.
plane, it was announced. He was %.
He held the rank of captain in
the Italian air force and had served
in Ethiopia and Spain in addition
to the resent war. He was a men,
Eer of the noted Deserata air squad
ron, led by Count Galeazzo Ciano,
foreign minister and son-in-laW of
Mussolini.
The communuique announcing
the death:
This morning at 10 o'clock Capt
Pilot Bruno Mussolini Ql Duce's
SOM met a glorious death near Pisa
following an accident which oc-
CURED during the test flight of a
new type of plane"
In December of last year when
Bruno was flying with his squadron
in Greece it was reported that he
had been killed in combat but the
reports later were denied. Despite
his youth, he was veteran in Ital-
ian military aviation and he held
numerous records.
In 1887 young Mussolini was
credited with having established
speed records for land planes carry
ing 500, 1000 and 5000 pound loads
over closed circuit. In 1888 he
was pilot of one of three italian
bombers which flew to Brazil by
way of Dakar, French West Africa.
In october of 1888 he was mar
ried to Signorina Gina Ruberti,
daughter of Prof. Guido Ruberti,
theater critic and head of the edu-
cation ministry's division of con-
temporary art. II Duce, Donna Mus
solini and high members of the
Fascist hierarchy attended the cere-
mony. A daughter was born to the
couple in February, 1940
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-07

ma, Domei, official japanese news
agency, reported today that China's
Generalissimo Chang Kai-Shek had
mobilized so divisions IN Kwangsi,
Yunnan and Human provinces for
the defense of southwest China and
that another 20 divisions were in
position to be sent to Burma to
aid the British defense. Domei said
British and Australian forces have
established headquarters at Kochiu,
in southeast Yunnan.
Britain had denied the existence
of a military agreement with China
but reports from Chungking said
British Chinese discussions had
reached a concrete stage, which
British Foreign Secretary Anthony
Edens speech to Commons yester-
day was taken to confirm.
1t was doubted that Britain would
militarily oppose japanese occupa-
ton of north Thailand, although
occupation of the Kra Isthmus in
the south might bring a crisis, OBJ
servers said.
The Anglo American answer to
further japanese aggression prob
ably would be complete American
Dutch oil embargo and possibly
a joint Anglo-American guarantee
of the integrity of the Netherlands
East Indies, observers said. 1t was
believed also that Britain might
brin. pressure on Moscow to make
the Anglo Russian pact operative
in the far east, thereby lining up
a solid front against Japan from
Australia through the Dutch East
Indies, Singapore, Chungking and
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-07
Nazis Forfifying
Bases in Norway

LONDON, Aug. (UP) = A high
wegian source said tonight that
Germany is constructing new air.
|lromes and defense works through
put Norway, apparently in fear of a
possible invasion.
This source said that the Ger
|nans are busy enlarging Norwegian
|larbors and expanding submarine
bases.
Definite information, said the
Fource, has been received that the
Germans are" constructing pillboxes
|ll along the coast, particularly in
he southern sector guarding the
|Aproach to the Skaggerak.
The Germans were also said to be
enlarging facilities at Trondheim
tnd Narvik harbors and to be con-
ftructing two large airdromes near
lsta.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-07

Observers here believed that in
spite of the British and American
warnings to Japan against moving
into Thailand, japanese militarists
in control of the southwark ex-
pansion program would continue to
put pressure on the Thai govern
ment for a defense pact which would
permit japanese troops to be garri-
soned in that country. The warnings
by United States Secretary of State
Cordell Hull and British Foreign
Secretary Anthony Eden were be-
lieved designed to confine Japan to
an economic, instead of a military
penetration of Thailand.
Amid increasing rumors lin some
quarters said to be of japanese
origin) of closer Chinese British
due to what the British
consider a japanese threat to Bur-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-07
Reds Maui Nazi
Tank Division

MOSCOW, Aug. 7. tUP)-Russian
forces we're reported today to have
mauled a German tank DIVISION,
inflicting heavy losses on two tank
regiments, and to have smashed a
German infantry division. includ-
ing two battalions of SIS troops.
Official reports said there was
heavy fighting along the front, par
ticularly in the Smolensk, Belaya
Tserkov and Estonian sectors, but
no appreciable change in positions
A detailed account from the front
said deaths head German infaa-
try division possibly the famous
deaths head Hussars) was cut TO
pieces in a three-day battle.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-07
Movies Oppose

WASHINGTON, Aug Z. (UP)-
The house interstate commerce
committee today concluded public
hearings on the administrators
daylight saving time bill with rep
resentative of the motion picture
industry asserting that it would
cause wholesale disruption of the
lives and businesses of millions of
Americans"
Chairman Clarence F.. Lea, D.,
Cal, said the committee probably
would not act on the bill until Sep
tember. The measure would give
President Roosevelt power to estab-
lish daylight saving time on a reg
ional or national basis. Areas which
now use daylight time normally en-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-07

I+'s far cooler In your A&P Market fhsn ext
The sidewalks. IFS a wonderfully eonvsn-
Lent place 70 shop In roo. for you con easily.
quickly. eomforfobiy do all your food buying
under This one roof. Sovs money on meats.
groceries. fruits ond vegetables. boxed goods.
dairy products. and cooling beverages. You
amin content Of items listed below: tt lac
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-07

surely as you please from fhe hundreds Of
items Displayed before your eyes. Each Is
ploinIy priee-fussed and with welcome low
figures every day Of the week. You shore In
the savings made by our modern. thrifty way
Of hondliag foods!
IS excellent source, indicates GOOD source.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-07

Somebody who wants what you
don't want. Advertise in the Post
Press Want They find buyers.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Oct n lP, u. S Dept of
Agr = Salable hogs 5000: total, l6.5Ou;
generally weak 10 10 lower: closing slow
mostly 10 lower sows steady; good and
cnolce lS0-270 pounds. l035-55; top.
10 SO: 210-3"O pounds lO.2n-45: I6O-ISO
pounds. l0.15-40; good. 3OO-36O pound
sows. 9.15-lolo. 400-5o0 pound kinds,
Salable cattle. 1000, calves 300; steady
10 weak cleanup cattle trade; receipts
mainly Gamer TO common slaughter cows;
good clearance stockers and feeders at
steady money: few loads and lots medium
10 GOOD steers and vearlinRs. q.15-l1 90:
good to choice II 50-l"@ latter price
for l,175 pound good. l.Ou3 pounds
IL -: few heifers to ] ] 90: most Gamer
and cutter cows. 0u-6.15: outlet extreme
" narrow for bulls. mostly S.15 down top
VealerS 90; medium 10 good vealers un-
der most pressure: these selling 1000
loo; load good 450-pound stock steer
Salable sheep. 1000: total 600: late
Thursday fat lambs and yesrlings slow,
15--25. lower: fat sheep steady; bulk good
and choice natives. and fed Western lambs.
ll.?O-15; few natives. l1.S5; westerns in
feeder, flesh. lo60-lI 90, yearlings and
clipped lambs held over; choice fed West
ern ewes 5.75 bulk natives, 400-5 90,
today's trade slow; market on fat lambs
not fully established; most bids unevenly
lower; best natives early. l1.15 some
others bid / so down: two doubles year
lings, $50; others in feeder flesh, 500; few
native ewes. 3.95-5. 90.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK. Oct. 81 DP-Late foreign
exchange rates follow tGreat Britain in
dollars, others in cents:
Canada.
Official Canadian Control Board rates
for United States dollars: Buying, 10 per
cent premium: selling, IL per cent pre-
MUM; equivalent to discounts on Cana
dian dollars in New York of buying 9.9l
per cent: selling. 90 per cent.
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket 10li per cent discount or 50 06h
United States cents; down, .06i4 cent.
Europe.
Great Britain. official tBanukers Foreien
Exchange Committee rates., buying, 4 .02
selling. 4.04 open market cities, 04
Latin America.
Argentina oficial. 2a11: free. 23.71i
up 90 cent; Brazil, official. 6.06n: free,
510n Mexico. 20.70n.
Far East.
Hong Kong 25.32; Shanghai. $50.
RATES in spot cables unless otherwise
indicated) n Nominal
Evening star., 1941-10-31
5. {. {. Maps Change!
For Virginia Public
Service Co.
S11,598, 400 Reduction
In Senior Securities
Is Recommended
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Securities Commission public
utilities staff recommended yester-
day new capital structure for Vir-
ginia Public Service Co., which
would provide senior securities total
ling $34,54l ,000-a reduction of SILL
$4,000 from the present total.
This recommendation was made
in a report to the commission on a
study which began during a pro-
posed refinancing by Virginia calling
for issuance of $28,000,000 of bonds
and s8,500,000 of debentures. The
S. E. C. rejected that plan on July
% after the staff had contended
that it did not go far enough and
that a complete overhauling of the
caOital structure was necessary.
The staff said yesterday that the
amount of senior securities which
Virginia might issue should not eX-
ceed S34,541 900, consisting of S22,-
$4,000 of first mortgage bonds, $4,-
689, 900 of serial notes and $7033, ,00C
of preferred stock.
Such Setup, the staff said
would be reasonably adapted to the
capital structure and, assuming rea-
sonable interest and dividend rate,
would be reasonably adapted to the
earning power of Virginia"
Virginia, subsidiary in the As
sociated Gas & Electric System, has
been in need of additional funds for
plant expansion and improvement
to meet demands resulting from the
defense program. Referring to this,
the report said:
In order to effect a refinancing
and to provide cash required for
construction it will be necessary for
Virginia to raise cash substantially
in excess of that which could be
raised by the sale of the above indi-
Gated amounts of senior securities.
including any premium which might
be received in connection with such
sale, The balance of the cash re-
quired will have to be raised by the
sale of common stock"
Virginia presently has outstanding
S36 649 900 of long-term debt and
S9,420,400 of preferred stock.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
Lower Temperatures
Aid Retail Trade
During Week
Turnover Is Estimated
10 TO 10 Per Cent
Above Year Ago
Ry the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-The gen.
eral business picture was painted
with fairly even strokes this week,
Dun & Bradstreet said today in the
weekly review.
Lower temperatures gave some
stimulus to consumer spending for
seasonal goods" the agency said,
but even better weather conditions
combined with special sales appar-
emily failed to produce any show Of
interest comparable TO that of the
rush days Of August and September.
Manufacturers as we'll as retail
ers continued to note luu in stock
up buying Generally, deliveries
we're somewhat improved. There
were still many lines, however, in
which demand although lower, con-
tinued to exceed the ability Of the
industry TO meet il. The spread
between war and peace-time activ-
ity widened steadily. as defense
production moved upward while
non-defense output declined under
the pressure of materials shortages"
The weeks total trade turnover
was estimated at 10 to l6 per cent
above a year ago with increased
prices. rather than unit sales, the
most important fatcor. In the ma jor
areas the increases were: Pacific
Coast, IA to 20 per cent; Northwest,
to IA: Southwest, 13 to 18; South,
II to IA; Middle West, 10 10 II;
East. to II, and New England,
TO l3.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
Chicago Grain
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Oct. 31.-Grain men
were in no mood for a Halloween
scare today, and the market took
news of the Reuben James sinking
with only slight display OF nervous
ness. Prices were higher at the
close
Led by corn and soybeans, COM
moditieS directly affected by pro-
1onged wet weather, which is delay
ing harvest of many fields and
causing some damage, prices started
upward at the opening bell. After
wheat had advanced almost cents,
soybeans more than cents and
corn. oats and rye about cent,
profit taking and some selling. in
spired by weakness Of securities,
cotton and Cottonseed oil forced a
retreat. Wheat and rye showed
small net losses at times, but other
cereals regained part of their gains
Renewed buying late in the session
lifted soybeans to net gains of as
much as cents.
Wheat closed 2s-14 higher than
yesterday, December, 1145s-l2;
MAY. 1197s-%: corn unchanged to
p up. December, 7712-3s; May,
93as-14; oats. 5s-7s up; soybeans,
3-3a, higher, and rye. 1a-14 lower.