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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-10-29

| The farmers can readily figure from
this that they are getting only half
as much from the consumers pork
dollar as they used to get. Maybe the
farmers had better begin selling their
hogs without that squeal-they can
certainly use the "squeals" them.
selves.
Cudahy is one of ''the 400 families "
He was u S. Ambassador to Belgium.
Early this year he masqueraded as a
newspaper reporter and went to see
Hitler in Berlin This was a pretty
thin disguise for an ex-ambassador
and a millionaire meat packer. Why
doesn't Mr. Cudahy tell the American
people why he really went to see Hit
Ter? Was he perhaps the ambassador
for those powerful trusts around Chi
cago who are financing the America
First Committee and helping Cough
Inns farm antics?
Upon his return from nazidom, he
told the American people that the
feuhrer is no menace. He urged that
we make a deal with Hitler. Then
on October 1, Cudahy again cham
pioned Hitler's cause in a speech in
New York City at a meeting with John
T. Flynn of the America First Com
mittee and Norman Thomas of the
Socialist party.
Hitler-Cudahy-O Axis
The farmers Of America may soon
begin to ask Mr.. Cudahy about oleo-
margarine and it's use in the present
propaganda drive being put on by Hit
ler's friends. There are many brands
of ofeomargarine put out under the
Cudahy name, and it is only reason
able to think that Mr. Cudahy may
know something about this subject.
Powerful forces are trying to turn
the farmers against the administra-
TONS defense drive by claiming that
the government is trying to substi-
tute oleo for butter. They claim that
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Cattle-slaughter of cattle-basis as
to payment of indemnity:
Held: That the appraised value to
be used as the basis of payment is
regulated by the provisions of Section
1921, r. c. M. 1885, i. e. on basis
of 75qS of the animals full assessed
valuation as such full assessed valua-
ton is fixed ON the completion of the
assessment roll on the second Monday
in the month of August next preceding
the killing, by the tax-assessment rec
ords of the county liable in part for
any indemnity to be paid on said
animal.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-10-29

report of survey of the state prison by Grfenhagen
Associates employed by the committee reorganization
recommends that "a number of diver
sed industries be established there to utilize the large
plus supply and produce goods for by other
institutions including addition to the tailoring and
automobile work possible canning factory
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-10-29

essary to protect the consuming pub
lie. Threat to invoke that law had a
most salutary effect upon profiteers
In Logan county, milk was forced
down from Is cents to IA cents a
quart, and in Charleston, from 16
cents to IA cents a quart.
GoebbeIs Doesn't Like Donovan
1t appears that Colonel Donovan, &C
ordinator of information, is getting
under the skins of the nazis. Having
ignored him for time, the nazi shor
wave on both the North and South
American beams this past week has
attacked him repeatedly.
The nazis are describing him as
the amateur American diplomat who
lost his brief case in Balkans night
club" which is an untruth. Donovan's
duty, the nazi broadcasters said, was
to whip up war sentiment in this
country to bring the United States
into war. With the cognomen they
fastened on him from birth, nazis
can't quite call Donovan a Jew, but
they charge that he is doing the "dirty
work" for Jew" Roosevelt, who, IL
turn, gets his instructions from the
wall Street Jews" They also say
that Donovan has surrounded himself
with nothing but Jews.
OF course, Donovan's office has abb
solutely nothing to do with dissent
mating news to the American people,
but Goebbels doesn't let the facts in
terfere with the story. His job,
rather, is to get news out to the peo-
pies of Europe and Asia, including the
deluded Germans-the job of getting
news to the people Of South America
belonging to Nelson Rockefeller's Of
flee.
And Donovan, they say, is doing
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REORGANIZATION HIWAY
DEPT. And EQUALIZATION
BOARD IS RECOMMEND i
Firm Studying State Government Re sgl-
mends Drastic Changes Involving I'll sEsay
Department and State Equalization Erd;
Recommendations Of Highway Off 8 to
Be Considered by State Committee

Study of the recommendations of the firm employed by the
committee reorganization of the state government that the
highway department organized into IL divisions and 3 sub
ordinate units facilitate administration and authority will
Chief Engineer Holmes of the department and the
highway commission the next meeting of that body No
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-10-29

County commissioners-aba abandoned
bridges:
Held: That the county commissions
ers may transfer to the Indian depart
ment an abandoned bridge to be
moved by said Indian department and
reconstructed as a useful bridge of
use to the people of the county, and
that such transaction with the Indian
department does not constitute sale
of county property within the meaning
of Section 4465.9, Revised Codes of
Montana, 1888.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-10-29
PRODUCTION OF GOODS In
PRISON REC0MME NDED TO
The STATE Committee

Firm Making Survey of State Government
Recommends Industries Be Established in
State Prison to Produce Goods for Use in
Other State Institutions; Suggest Rehabili-
tation of Prisoners Should Be Major Aim.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-10-29
|CUDAHY--
AMBASSADOR
TO HITLER

John Cudahy is trying to hoax the
American farmers. Of course meat
packers have tried this before, but
John Cudahy's methods are even crud-
er than usual.
Meat packers keep talking about
their efficiency and how they can pay
the farmers such high" prices for
hogs only because they use EVERY
THING EXCEPT THE SQUEAL. .
But farmers can also do little arith-
metic on what the federal trade COM
mission reported in recent study:
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-10-29
TRESPASSINC AT THE CAPITAL
By A. I. HARRIS

meet increased living costs, and still
salt away penny or two for rainy
day The earnings of 251 companies
which reported earnings for the sec
ond quarter of 1941 was "a percent
greater than it was for the same pc
riod a year ago. Industrial profits
have thus held up pretty generally
all down the line. And it must not
be forgotten that profits of all cor
porations in 1910 were 25 percent
greater than they were in 1887 OF
1889.
The earnings of Aluminium Com
pany of America in 1941 will be vastly
greater than they were in 1910. And
yet, were the profits of that company
in 1910 above 8 percent profit on its
investment distributed among its
workers, it would have meant wage
increase of 45 cents an hour for each
of these workers.
The group whose earnings are the
lowest naturally is the group most
adversely affected by increased living
costs. It is estimated that the earn
ings of the lowest one-third of our
population in 1912 will increase one
billion dollars over 1899; the earnings
of the middle one-third 2.9 billions,
and the upper one-third, 11.1-that ac-
cording to Outlook For Security Mar
kets, which makes a specially of this
kind of representation. OF course,
it's all a guess, but it's not a guess
that the group which receives the
least material benefits out of ma
tional emergency are the ones whose
efforts count the most when it comes
to defeating a threat to democracy
and civilization.
Fighting the Profiteers
An effective way of fighting rent
profiteering comes in report from
Lawrence, Massachusetts. There, a
rent committee set up by the labor
unions, arranged to have landlords
deemed to have unjustifiably in
creased rents, for a conference at the
office of Mayor Griffin Those who
refused to be reasonable were told by
the Mayor that increased rentals
meant increased property values, and
hence it would be necessary for the
assessor to revalue their properties
accordingly.
In the state of West Virginia, where
liberal Governor Nicely holds forth,
they discovered an old statute that
had never been invoked before, Civ
ing the Commissioner of Agriculture
power to open public food markets
whenever such a move becomes nee
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-10-29
Dairy defined:

Held: That when a farmer makes
a business Of selling milk, and cream
and /or other dairy products at his
ranch as regular means of support,
his establishment most assuredly
would be classified as dairy.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-10-29
DIGEST OF
OPINIONS BY
ATTY. General.

Employment of deputies by county
treasurer:
Held: County commissioners may
authorize the employment of deputy
county treasurers in excess of the
number provided by Section 1880 Of
the Revised Codes of Montana, 1885,
as amended, and may fix their COM
pensation at any rate deemed proper
provided it shall not exceed the maxi
mum salary of deputies provided by
law.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-10-29
Headstone for veteran:

Held: Duty Of clerk of board of
county commissioners on own initia-
tive to make application for headstone
and to see that it is properly placed,
that carriage and placement shall not
exceed $1,000, such charge to be aud
tied and paid same as other county
expenses. Section 4539, r. G. NJ,
1885, is separate and Independent
act from Section 4536, ROM, 1885,
as amended by Chapter 81, Laws of
1889, and is a different charge against
the county.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-10-29

Funerals for members of volunteer
fire departments:
Held: That under Sections 5123 90
and 5135 (5), Revised Codes of Mon
tana, 1885, widow of a deceased
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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-10-29

Economic Justice and Equality
Is the Real Safeguard of De-
mocracy. Lack of these Is a
Challenge to the Intelligence
and Sincerity of All.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Double Trouble
Besets BenchIey

WHEN-AN actor works in more
than one picture al a time he i.
said to be doubling"
Doubling his troubles" Robert
Benchley would add.
Benchley is currently in two
pictures at Columbia. When moi
with Joan Blondell, Binnie Barne,
and Janet Blair in Three Girl,
About Town" the famous wit anc
actor is on the You'll Never Get
Rich set playing with Fred As
taire and Rita Hayworth.
1T is bad enough" Benchlcy
says. "when Id start TO use one
pictures dialogue in the other.
But this week I somehow picked
up an old script at home and.
walking on the wrong set at CO.
lumbia. was all set To go To
work in two entirely different
pictures"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Joe YuIe Appears
With Mickey Again

Joe Yule was cast in his THIRD
picture with son Mickey Rooney
when he was assigned To the role
of a hard-boiled stage manager in
Babes on Broadway Mickey
and Judy Garland are co-Starred
in the youthful musical, featuring
Virginia Weidlcr, James Gleason
Fay BANTER, Ray Mcdonald and
Richard Quine
Yule has appeared with Mickey
IN Judge Hardy and Son and
Strike Up the Band. the only
time nc has worked with his son
since the latter was 4 years old
and working in a vaudeville act
with Yule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Film Time Clock

ADAMS Hot That Ghost" go io.
% 90 IS 10 800 % private
N-r-e IL m. a. fF ti . 20
BRoApwAy-cAPTrOL "a Woman. .
Fscs, - a n 2.2' $3.50 s1s n
toppy Returns y - 81, 7.s2 u %
3, n
CINDERELLA - - Woman, race
~ 80. 5 - 40 30 20 3 m "Toppe,
Returns ? 20. SIS s.10 r.
CINEMA "VolgA Valss 20 217
~ COS s.12 10 So u Red
r'y" 40. 3.43 s So 7is e52 m
FIsBER-"A womans Fac, y s1
=, %. 1913 IT. Topper Returns
z % 5-51. s.i5 , m
FOX" Sun Valley serenade II = m
o. 5.of 7fe 20 % p m "Charlss
chan m RIO" I2.47. 3 ts 6.34. ? ~ p m
MAD1sOS-"In old Chicago Il a m
BAH" 1.I4 sos : IS D m
MICHIGAN Dive Bomber " ~ N
2 81. $40 1928 m The Great Nj
N9bod, - 5.zo. 10 m
PALMS. STATE jungle CsvsIcade o.
. N is5 $50 7ts 1890 .. m
Three cocseytd saIors l2fO IS
RivrEPk a woman. race - 20
"a is ~ ~ g. M Topper Returns
-s t0 elf m
2 -K-o UPTOWN - woman.s FAe b.
ESQ 1893 B. "a Topper RI urls e.
ROYAL woman PACE o.
50 topper Rstu-rt . ~.
rNirED ARrlsTs-.p- J,KyH aas
b. Hyde - m $50 $50 90 20
/ "a Whs'urg .n me DARK 81
ais s.io a n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Variety Seen in
Movie Vacations

THE DIVERSE choices Of film
players in electiug between-plcture
vacations is indicated by the plans
OF principles IN The Man in Her
life. -
Loretta Young the star. plans
In month in Honolulu. Conrad
Veidt viii remain at home 30 be
near his golf CLUB; Eugene Leon
toNich chooses the beach with her
husband Producer-Dlrcctor Greg
DRY Ratoff Dean Jaeger will head
for desert mountain retreat. and
John Shepherd elects to whip High
Sierra trout streams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Herrero Tops
Frontenac Show

BILLY HERRERO. the South
American singer who is the star of
Karyl Norman'S male revue at the
Club Frontenac, goes into his sec
ond week as the featured attrac-
ton of the 30-act shows.
Also held over Is the entire 20
entertainer cast under the guid-
ance of Norman. who sings bari
tone songs Of today.
Jimmy Gargano. whose orches.
ira and trumpet provide the music
for the SHOWS and for dancing
also continues.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Mule Won't Work
Until He Has Cone

BANJO. THE mule, had carried
Enrol Flynn through one scene of
They Died With Their Boots on
at the West Point location set in
the Busch Gardens. Pasadena.
But when the scene had to be
shot over. Banjo stood up Tor his
rights or rather. he just stood
Nothing could bulge him.
Everything was tried short OF
lighting the classic bonfire Mean
while valuable production time
was flying.
Finally a small-boy standing
on the sidelines offered the mule
his ice cream conc. i worked.
Every one profited, including
the boy. who received > cents for
his secondhand cone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Imitation Hose
Help Charity

EVELYN KEYES has developed
a novel economy which has re-
suited in appreciate contributions
TO charity.
During the filming Of Here
Comes Mr.. Jordan" which stars
Robert Montgomery with Claude
Rains, Rita Johnson. James Glea-
son and Edward Everett Horton,
Miss Reyes obtained her stockings
from a can.
In other words. instead of sub
iecting sheer silk hosiery TO the
hazards of a studio sound stage,
she painted them on The stock
ingS' are of soluble paint and
were easily removed after a day S
shooting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Plays PhiIanderer

REGINALD GARDINER. noted
for his unusual film characterize.
tlons, plays the part of a wealthy
sculptor with a fondnesS for other
mems wives in MY Life With
Caroline" starring Ronald Col
man with Anna Lee opposite.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Hayden May Not Return
To Films, His Studio Fears

start going around the street in
sarOng. I'm that short OF
clothes"
On the subjects Of . sarongS
Dorothy, after wearing this pseudo
garment in two straight pictures
probably will he fully clad - OF
nearly fully clad-in her next
The Fleets In"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
.Ex-Stooge

MIL TON CHARLESTON
former Ken Murray stoogc. ha,
been signed for both the Universe
Elimination of "Hellzapoppin % anC
the new edition OF the stage OlScr
and Johnson hit which goes into
its Boston tryout next month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Spooky Stage

ONE COMPLETE sound stage
was set aside to house the laby-
rinth of secret passages and caves
for The Smiling Ghost"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Role

PAT OMALLEY has been signed
for a featured role IN Dangerous
but PaSsable. which Alfred
Worker is directing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
IN HOPE FILM

There's a role all set for Made
lcnc when she returns. She is
slated 20 make a picture with Bob
Hope who's going great guns.
She. $ going TO play spy role.
The pictures aptly titled, My Fa-
vorite Blonde
one Of The hardest worked girls
IN town Dorothy Lamour. Is Just
back from flying visit 10 Chicago
and MLLAallken
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16

BEATRICE KAY has re-
turned TO the Bowery TO give
customers her version of the
famous ballads of the past.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
COULDN'T SHOP

She says She was so much on the
60 She didn't have chance 10
shop. something she wanted 10 do
very badly
III | don't do some shopping
here" she says. I'll have TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Night Clubs List Changes
In Weeks Floor ShO1Us
BY WALTER STEVENSON

BOWERY Beatrice Kay, song
lstar of the CHS Gay Nineties'
program, returns tonight to take
Iold-timers back to the mauYe dec
lade with her strawberry Blonde.
l"Oceana Roll and others, and in
ltroduce TO the modern generation
the deep-purple lyrics OF a legen-
diary era.
The Don Arden dancers, i'm a
I"gay nineteS' number, will set the
Istage for her appearance.
Others on the bill are Masters
land Rollins, knockabout come
Idians; Lee Fox, dancer; Della and
lDrigo, ballroom team. and tenors
Paddy Cliff and Johnny King.
Intrepid master OF ceremonies
lis at the helm, and it's Benny
IResh' orchestra for music.
STENEDORA-In a huge revue
featuring comedian Billy JOY, this
spot last night began new policy
of presenting a complete seven-act
lshow twice a night each evening
lof the week.
| Presided over by that Toly-poly
Iprince of comedy. Tiny German,
the revue includes Shutta and
Kent, tap and musical comedy
dancers: Beverly Sales, aCrobatlc
land classical dancer; Jim Naldare,
Ibicyclist, and La Cumparsita,
dancer.
| During show intermiSSion. So
lrelli, the mystic, circulatCs among
the patrons, endeaVoring TO fore
tell their future.
Dance rhythmS the way you like
them are played by Jack Thomas
land his orchestra.
CASANOVA-The worlds laZi-
lest dog is a one-man critic com
lmittee for the sketch offered by
comedians sMardo and Kaye, head
liners this week.
Don and CaSSandra. ballroom
team. hold for a third week. and
tap and toe dancer June Brooks is
Ia newcomer.
ContortioniSt Jimmy Durant
doubles as master of ceremonies
and MargotS daring dances round
Iout the revue.
Lee Walters orchestra plays for
shows and dancing.
KEN ROBERTS A new show
stars swing singer Kay Cameron
with Jack and June harr in com
tedy tap routines as subordinate
performers.
Master Of ceremonies Gil Rave
lcOntriveS TO amuse, singing paro-
dies and cutting caperS before
leach introduction.
r Jpn Hayworth's orchestra
plays for dancing.
PALM BEACH Fine eqmlib-
lrium in hand-balancing and diff
cult featS in acrobatic tumbling
are demonstrated by Mark and
Marsha in their turn at the top
iof this weeks show.
Chattel and Harmon, ballroom
team. vary their efforts with must
cal comedy, and tenor Carlos
VeSta remains for still another
week.
The ad-lib chatter and comedy
limperSonationS of Bob Hopkins
continues, as Go the fine lhythms
of Don Pablo'S Orchestra.
OLDE WAYNE Since joining
forces less than a year ago, Eddie
Mann and his Nightmares have
come long way in the musical
entertainment world. The group,
which set hold-over records at the
Statler in Buffalo and the Cata-
combs in Columbus. vary their
dance sets to fit the mood OF
patrons.
Vocal solos Of Freda Mann are
featured and interudes are filed
by a strolling trio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
GIVEN BONUS

While his salary at the moment
was only about $500 a week, it's
reported on very good authority
that after his last Paramount was
SO pleased they gave Hayden a
bonus of about $4,000.
Before he quit the film capital.
Hayden told friends he was sick of
sailing on make-believe ships
Madeleine Carroll, who played
with Hayden in his two pictures.
also is in the East. but she's com
lng back in a month. Expects 10
pay q visit 10 Canada while she is
on official vacation from the films.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16

HOLLYWOOD, Sept 16.-Holly-
wood in general and Paramount in
particular are waiting with great
anticipation TO see whether Stirling
Hayden. the Gloucester, Mass"
sailor who turned actor, shows up
for a conference this week with
Y. Frank Freeman. vice president
in charge of Paramount operations.
Hayden, a strapplng gentleman
if ever there was one, walked out
on his contract a short time ago
and returned cast with a very
frnnk announcement:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16

SAN DIEGO--Colncident with
the seventh anniversary party this
week is the presentation of To-
entertainer floor show which will
he the new policy from now on
through the Winter season.
As master of ceremonies. Bob
folly introduces the huge bill, and
Songsucss Gloria Shayne is its top
performer.
Paul Gordon'S exceptionally fine
dance and show band supplies the
music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16

HOLL WOOD. Sept. 10
Deanna Durham, who can out.
sing a canary, now wants
wings of a swallow. =
She intends 10 learn TO fly.
Robert Cummings. who not only
has a pilots license but a license
to teach as well, will be her in
structor, IT'S rumored Cummings.
who is playing with her in her
current picture. already has given
her a lesson or two
Interest in aviation is growing
in Hollywood. Deanna's decision
comes right on top of Carole
Lands determination TO be a
Iflierr
Wallace Beery Robert Taylor
and Jimmy Stewart, now a cor
poral in Uncle Sans aviation
corps, are the film colony's most
determined pilots.
Deanna will begin her lessons in
earnest when she completes her
present Universal starrer. II was
+ first called Almost an Angel"
then 1T Started With Adam and
now 1T Started With Eve.
DEARTH or LEOPARDS.
Appropo of nothing at all. II
may bc reported there is dearth
of leopardS in Hollywood.
Universal tried 10 dig up 100 OF
them for white Savage" in which
Maria Montez is pursued both by
the leopards and Brian Lonlevy.
The best the studio could do was
10 locate p leopards.
Found-a composer in Holly
wood who doesn't want song
published yet
He's Peter Lind Hayes, who's
working with Kay Kyser in Play
mates" at R-K-O.
The song is titled When You
Used TO Dance With Me He in
tends TO offer IL 20 Ginger RogeA
and Fred AStaire if they ever &
together again in a musical pic-
turc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
II don't like Hollywood
MISSED APPOINTMENT

Hayden was supposed TO have
had an appointment with Freeman
last Tuesday. He didn't appear and
his agents explained that he would
be here some time this week. Para
mount officials are not too san
guine he'll ever come back and
are already beginning to show
signs of anguish
They figured he was one Of the
best bets for major stardom they
have ever had, and they've had
Claudette Colbert Marlene Die
trich, Gary Cooper and similar
luminariCS.
They based their estimates of
Hayden ON his only two PICTURES
Virginia and Bahama Passage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16

THREE TREES Baritone Leon
WaTrick heads a new edition of a
faSt-stepping all-colored revue in
which Harriet Turner, soubrette
from Chicago, makes her initial
local bow.
Comedian Reuben Brown as
master Of ceremonies presents
MuSh and Sugar in a novel slow
motion dance. and the Four
Rhythmettes in production and
numbers.
Dave Wilbourne's crew handles
the 1--WE music.
MINUET 49, 4 complete floor
show seven nights a week is the
new policy now IN effect. George
Stella, singing master of cere-
monies. leads the revue. which
contains Marion Marley, interpre-
ter of Hungarian and Russian
dances; Mercedes. xylophonist. and
the hand-balancing team of Pros
PEI and Wolf.
Dance music is by Don Dina
ria'S Band.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
|Deanna
Becomes
IAir-Minded
BY JOHN TODD

WOOD. Sept. 10
Deanna Durham, who can out.
sing a canary. now wants "a
wings of a swallow.