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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Velez and Yoianda Gipe
Party for Their BABY,
Who Cost 100000

I had attended at the Zanuck's,
and last. hut not least, the num-
Der OF the best ice cream store
in town.
If they'd washed that wall 1
couldn't have put the column 10
bed for a week!
The picture OF the week is
the candid camera shot snapped
at the baseball game Of Lana
Turner and Tony Martin actu-
ally having one Of their famous
arguments--thiS time, II you
please, over an unpire's deci-
sion.
One Of the smart camera lads
not only got Lana telling
Tony off-but stamping out Of
the ball park with Tony hot and
heavy on her heels.
There's also a picture Of them
making up before Lana got in
her coupe-and the happy finale
of the champion battlers once
more back in their box eating
peanuts and watching the game
continue, Iio-hJln.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
OF 10 England

When Laird was s his well-tO-
do family shipped him off TO
Winchester Academy in England.
During Summer vacations he
appeared az a page boy with the
famed Stratford on Avon
Players.
After two years abroad he
was brought home 10 complete
his education and has graduated
from Episcopal Academy just
outside Philadelphia.
At Is he went 10 Europe
again. but in very different style
The family finances having
suddenly become non-existent,
he got job as a navigation
cadet on the s. s. Manhattan.
Made three trips 20 Ireland,
England, Germany and Franco.
Later became ships j.
brarian on the s. $. PcnnSyl-
wanna, making two trips through
the Panama Canal.
In the same capacity on the
s. s. Columbus visited Nassau
and Havana. Between voy-
ages Laird bounded theatrical
producers in and around Phila-
delphia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
MOVIE FARE

MICHTGAN The .BSid c
Came c. O. D., starring
Bette Davis and James
Cagney; singapore
Woman" starring Brenda
Marshall and David Bruce.
Fox Sunny" starring
Anna Neagle. John Car
roll and Ray Bolger;
" Adventure in Washing
ton" starring Herbert
Marshal, Virginia Bruce
and Gene Reynolds.
PALMS STATE-"Caught in
the Draft" starring Bob
Hope. Dorothy Lamour and
Eddie Bracken; The Sea
Wolf starring Ida Lupino.
John Garfield and Edward
G.. Robinson
ADAMS - Moon over
Miami" starring Betty
Cradle, Don Ameche and
Robert Cummings; The
Bride Wore Clutches"
starring Lynne Roberts,
Ted North and Edgar
Kennedy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Tall Girls Revolt

Alexis Smith, the five-foot-
seven charTner at Warmers. is
starting a tall girls club" open
10 girls all over the country
wb5 are over five-feet-six in
height. The idea is 10 spread
the good thought that tall girls
shouldn't be ashamed Of their
height and resort to slouching
and short heels just because
trey HTc afraid 70 be taller tf1dH
their boy friends.
So far Marguerite Chapman
and Georgia Carroll are enlisted
and the girls are asking Kay
Francis and Grcta Carlo 20 be
honorary members.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Perfect Gentleman

From that moment on, one is
conscious of nothing but his
Western Pennsylvania twang
with the Monongahela River
overlooking its banks, flooding
away all the vowels, and the
steel mills smoking out all the
conSonantS.
On the screen, somehow, Mar
shalrs beautiful tones do not
bother the ego. It's Just restfIl.
that voice, like taking off ones
shoes at the opera. But you
come face TO face with that
vocal sunset and you'll never be
Continued on Page Nine)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Orchids From Mickey

Billy Halop and Mick
Rooney. our very youngest men
town. never date girl
without sending an orchid cor
sage.
Last week Nelcz and Yolanda
celebrated the first birthday Of
their 100000 baby with party
for the baby. This week Yolanda
is giving herself a party for
giving up 100000 worth OF con-
tracts 10 have her son!
Elsa Manchester Mrs Charles
Laughton) is having the time Of
her life doing comedy character
representations at the Little
nunahout Theater. Elsa has
done drama so long most Of her
friends have forgotten sire
started career comedy
parts.
Now that his marriage 10
Nancy Kelly has gone on the
rocks. Edmund O'Brien wants 10
return 10 Broadway and his
stage career.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Marshall
Speaks to
Conquer
BY SARA HAMILTON
Special to THE DETROIT TIMEs

HULL WOO), July 70.
SOMETHING should be done
~ about Herbert Marshall.
Congress should pass laws or
whatever il does. There is
enough Illustration flying about
as il is.
It's that voice Of his. The
most fluid tintinabulating, melo-
dious he-voice in Hollywood and
its awful result on people.
You see a body can so about
utterly oblivious Of the noises he
makes with his own throat until
one day he comes smack up
against the Marshall voice over
the phone or in direct converSa-
tiOD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Film Player Here

Mary introduced them TO the
director. whose name was Crit
fifth and he told them they would
have their first movie job as
part of a crowd. AS il turned
out the picture was unreeled
twice before any one could find
the GiSh sisters. But their next
job was a co-starring role in
The Unseen Enemy" which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

MAJ ohluHCl ia luc pidyy
Life With Father" which
begins its ninth week at
the Cass Theater tomorrow.
started the girls on the road
TO fame.
Out at the Will-O-Way Thea
ter. Tuesday night, Gene Reyn-
olds OF the films. will play the
lead in the teen-aged comedy,
What a Life" The play will
continue through August 10
under the direction of William
Merrill.
Among the members Of the
cast will be Barbara Jean Smith.
Jack Gore, Paul Lilly, Ruth SUIT
ton. Richard Ross and Luisa
Mench.
Gene got his real start when
he appeared as James Stuart aS
a little boy. More movie assign
ments followed. He went 10 the
Barber School in Highland Park
until he was II and then headed
for Hollywood. He has been out
there for about five years and
this is his first visit since he left.
Personal Appearance" a story
OF a movie star making a toar
Of the country for publicity pur-
poses, will be the next attrac-
ton at the Irish Hills Play
house. located on route 1l2. Tho
play viii open Wednesday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
KeyhOIe Portrait
Cregar Tips
Scale at 200
After Loss
BY HARRIET PARSONS
Special 10 THE DETROIT TINES

HOLLYWOOD, July 26.
7 ARD CREGAR has lost AZ
- pounds 3. which brings him
down to a mere 260 His
height, 6 feet 4, is considered
Just average around the Cregar
household.
All five OF his brothers are
over 6 feet and one Is 6 feet Z.
II II weren't for Laird's size
movie fans probably wouldn't
recognize him Because he
looks so much younger Off
screen.
He's only "a, but in all his
films so far he's portrayed much
older men In "Charley's
Aunt" for example, he plays the
father Of 29-year-old Jimmy
Ellison.
Out at Twentieth Century
Fox, where Laird is under seven
year contract. they're planning n
buildup for him in proportion TO
his size.
His poss. Daryl Zanuck,
claims 6rsgar is the greatest
character actor discovery Of the
past decade and a lot Of
critics seem TO agree with
Daryl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Marx Brothers
Meet Old Pals

WHEN THE Marx Brothers
went before the cameras for the
last time as a team they were
working with their first camera
man and their last director.
Making trailer for their
latest picture. The Big Store"
they found George Folsey a.
eaaera-fsr and Charles Riesner
as director. Folsey was the man
behind the lens when they made
The CocoanutS," their first pc
ture, and Riesner directed 'fhs
Big Store"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
|mo~;e- GGo-Ronna g. sy 5 ss:;'':
Short Hairs Coming In,
Hollywood Reports
Long Bob's Go

HOLLYWOOD. July %
DANDOM thoughts of the
~ week: If your hair isn't
short. girls. you just aren't in il.
There's going 10 be quite race
among the press agents Of the
former glamour girls with long
bobs 10 say their star started it.
Marlene Dietrich jumped the
gun by posing for a national
magazine with her new short
locks; M-G-M is staging a cam
paign about CARLOS new short
hair, and Connie BENEFITS press
agent claims II was Connie who
gave Carlo the idea
Olivia de Havilland has gained
10 pounds. Cameramans orders.
because Olivia was photograph
ing TOO gauntly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Changed Her Name

BY the time the picture had
ended. both sisters were de-
termined 10 make movies. too.
They took down the name of
the producers, the Biograph
Company, and decided to look
up Gladys and ask her advice.
When they phoned the studio.
which was in New York, the
girls were informed there was
no such person as Gladys Smith
connected with that studio.
After a great deal of con-
fusion during which time the
sister met the producer, David
Belasco. they learned that Miss
Smith had changed her name 10
Mary Pickford. having assumed
her grandmothers name.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Film Magnate Commutes
From L. s. to London
BY NEIL RAU

awakened by something resem-
bling an earthquake and when
i became fully conscious i dis
covered n bomb had completely
demolished the bathroom adjoin-
ing the room where l had been
sleeping. You see, that's what
i mean when / say I'm fatalist
about being hit"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Mary PickfOrd Helped
Gish Sisters to Fame
Gene Reynolds, Back
Home, Plays Lead
in Comedy
BY MAURICE WALKER

IRON the Cass Theater where
= Life With Father" is break
ing all records. comes the story
of how Dorothy Gish,- who is
cast as Mother Day in the play.
and her sister Lillian decided
upon a movie career.
AS children, Dorothy and Lii
liam had trouped with their
mother in a series OF hair-raislng
melodramas for several years,
taking the place of a family
named Smith which had with
drawn from the company. One
afternoon the girls went TO the
movies and as soon as the
heroine of the film appeared, the
girls recognized her as Gladys
Smith. of the Smith family they
had replaced in the melodramas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Aid Army

FRANCES CLIFFORD and
Eleanor Stewart established a
stand on the set Of West Point
Widow" where books and maya
zines are collected for distribu-
ton 70 army training camps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Isn't Doing Badly

All in all. Mr.. Cregar isn't do
Ing badly for a lad whose bed
chamber six months ago was the
back seat OF friends car.
The tide turned for him with
his brilliant portrayal Of Oscar
Wilde" on the local stage &.
and his performance as the
monomaniac bullfight critic in
BLOOD and Sand" established
him on the screen.
He got his training AT the
Pasadena Community Playhouse.
Money for the venture was
put up by the Philadelphia
Chamber of Commerce.
AS soon as Laird got his movie
contract he began paying back
the loan Made the final pay
ment out Of his salary for
"Charley's Aunt"
There's a reason for Philadel-
phia,s benevolence toward Laird.
He was born there on July %.
1916 His ancestry is Scotch
and English and his forbears
played important parts in the
building of the British Empire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Casney in Biography

Coming biographies 10 be
made are Yankee Doodle
Dandy" with James Cagney in
the role Of George NJ. Cohan, the
tlag-waving Broadway star
&c entleman Jim Corbett,"
heavyweight champion and out
standing figure Of the Gay
Nineties.' will be immortalized
in the movie by Enrol Flynn in
"One Foot in Heaven" Fredric
March and Martha Scott will
play the Rev. and Mrs. Hartzell
Spence.
characters Will- be care.
fully studied, too, for the movie
fans are more particular about
having a correct portrayal Of
people they know than they are
about historical figures
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Ken Downs Life Next

Confirm or Deny" about 70
he filmed at Twentieth Century
Fox. is the story of Kenneth
Downs, a newspaperrnan who
has covered Europe effectively.
He is well known TO many of us
reporters.
1t was Ken who sent over the
first stories Of wrong-way-nying
Douglas Corrigan's sensational
landing In Ireland and brought
the Irish lad back 10 this coun-
try. Through Ken l had the
first interview in America, via
Transatlantic telephone, with
the wrong-way flier.
The life story of the late Lou
Gehrig. first baseman who
achieved SUCH reputation
among baseball fans. is soon TO
be produced by Samual Gold
wyn. Mrs. Gehrig has been in
Hollywood for the past week,
comforting with Mr.. Goldwyn
and offering suggestions.
The selection Of a character
to play GehFig is of tremendous
importance, for he is a hero 10
so many American boys and 10
every baseball fan in the coun-
try. Mrs. Gehrig naturally has
definite ideas on the subject and
is particularly anxious to have
an actor who will capture the
imagination Of baseball fans.
I was very amused when l
asked her who she would like to
play herself and she replied:
"Hedy MARI" Then she
laughed gaily, revealing she has
a sense Of humor:
mot that 1 think I'm any
where near as glamOrOus
but You can't he shot for try
inpw =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Mrs. Rockne Delighted

Mrs. Knute Rockne was de-
lighted. incidentally, with the
selection Of Gale Paige 10 play
herself in the film about her
husband. =
Pat O'Brien's resemblance 10
Knute Rockne was so striking
that IL attracted attention over
the country. On the other hand.
Gary Cooper. in no way re-
sembling Sergeant York, was
proclaimed by York himself as
the right type.
l have never met Edna Glad
ney, so l can't say If Greer
Carson looks like her, but
whether they look alike, or not
I'm told that Mrs. Gladney was
pleased with the selection of the
gorgeous Greer because she
brought the right touch of
warmth and humanity 10 the
GladneV role.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Slept in Back Seat

But he was glad TO sleep in
the back seat Of a friendly
couples sedan and to get
one meal a day in payment for
writing some lyrics for another
friend.
There's nothing halfway >sbout
Laird's luck--it's either terrible
or terrific.
Right now it's terrific and
gives every indication of stay
ing that way. OF course,
there was that little matter of
the measles during Blood and
Sand"
And that emergency operation
for appendicitis on the last day
Of "Charley's Aunt"
But those are minor matters
10 guy who's been through
what Laird has.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
CAh MzA/
1L0UELLA 0.
'1 PARSONS
Motion Picture Editor. international Nsws Ssrpes
Rockne, York Movies
Increase Demand
For Film Biographies
HOLLYWOOD. July 26.

TIE prevalent trend toward clarifying and Of
achievement and fame who still living has unlimited
possibilities. 1t definitely phase in movie making and
opens a vast field for exciting material.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

RoNNIE ROBERTS.
aero batic and fancy
skater, is featured in the
current outdoor ice show,
ice Parade of 1941," at
Westwood Gardens
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Stock Companies

Appeared with the Hedgerow
Theater in Germantown and
other less-known stock conf
panies.
In 1895 won a scholarship ar
the Pasadena Community Play
house. Returned 10 Phlla-
delphia a year and a half later
70 make his name.
A spot in the Federal Theater
was the best he could land. 4.
So in 1887 he came back 10
Pasadena as professional.
Left after s months 10 accept
a role in The Great American
Family" When that play
closed Laird found himself
broke and jobleSs.
The seven months that fol-
lowed were a nightmare.
II takes a lot Of food 20 stoke
a big fellow like Laird and a
lot Of bed 10 give him a COM
Portable nights sleep.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Sergeant York a Fine Show

The story of the simple Ten
nesSee mountaineer who single
handed captured a whole bat
talon OF Germans and achieved
the greatest individual victory
in the last World War, has given
us in Sergeant York" one of
the finest pictures of the year.
The life story of Mrs. Edna
Gladney, the woman who has
done so much for Texas found
lings. in Blossoms in the Dust"
provided M-G-M with material
for one Of the best movies
turned out Of that studio, IA
nous for making good pictures.
These. and "Knute Rockne-
All American" which started
the cycle, have opened the eyes
of our movie makers TO this ac-
ceptable material lying right
within their reach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
. Scribbline News

Are you telephone wall
scribbler? I am-and I have 70
tell this one on myself. Last
week. the houScclcanerS moved
INTO Parsons Farm and i heard
loud and long commotlons in the
kitchen. Suddenly Collins. who
has heen nith-us for years. burst
in on me with a wild-eyed eX-
preston:
Those folks IL trying 10 wash
your scoops of the wall next
TO the telephone" he yelled.
Sure enough. there was Jimmy
Stewards telephone number at
camp: the story of Kathryn
Graysons elopement: Bebe DAN
iels' and Ben Lyons cable adj
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

HOLLYWOOD, July 26.
FIIE worlds prize eemHHter.
= has been found in David
Rose. managing director Of pro-
duction in England for Para
mount Pictures. Roses route 10
and from work lies between
Hollywood and London.
The mild-mannered Rose thinks
nothing Of it. although he makes
the trip several times a year,
even in these homb-Shattered
times. Like the average Lon
doner. he has become a fataliSt
as regards the time Of his pass
ing. The other day between con-
ferences on plans for his next
production i'm London Rose gave
me a few observations OF cur
rent life on the besieged island.
England" he said, has be-
come the most movie conscious
country In the world. There's
plenty of money hut nowhere TO
spend IL except for entertain
ment, because everything else 10
on a ration basis.
Don't Like War Films
"They don't care for anti-NazI
films over there. They already
have n pretty heavy grudge
against the Germans and they
don't have 90 be reminded OF IT,"
To give you some idea Of what
it's like 10 produce films in Eng
land today, the British produc-
ton chief cited the case Of
"Hatter's Castle" a picture
based on the A. J. Cronin novel
OF the same name.
This picture was 10 have been
filmed in seven weeks. but the
schedule has now been stretched
10 u because loo many bombs
fell on and near the studios.
MY narrowest escape came
while I was living at the Savoy
Hotel" Rose concluded with q
chuckle. "One night I was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

II used TO be that ANY re-
semblance 70 persons living or
dead is purely coincidental' was
prominently displayed on every
credit title. Now the studios
are portraying modern heroes as
they are. only glamorizing
them when such glamour sug-
gests a more dramatic approach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

dress in London; .Rosalind-
RuSsells private number, which
l took after she gave me the
story denying her eiopcment;
notes on a guest list Of a party
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
PuYallup Growers Approve
Berry Crop Contracts
LYmon Hood Home Damaged $500 by
Fire EorlY Sunday Morning

HUYALLTP- After considering
number ~ proposals for ths
purchase of their 1871 tonnage 81
red rsspeerries. Evergreen black
berries. sour cherries and other
anal fruits. members ~ the Wash
ington Farmers Products Control
Board, Inc Saturday night in
structed their directors 10 nego-
tists contracts with tao packing
concerns
The hid Of the r y. Bodle com
rsny for the raspberry tonnage
~'ss accepted At 1ois cents per
pound for cuthbert varieties; 10
cents for Lloyd George. and %
cents for other sour varieties. In
ssmuch 80 the New Washington.
Just coming into production. has
been renamed Improved Cuth-
bert" and will eventually take the
place Of the original Cuthbert due
10 its immunity 10 winter kin. the
Bodle company agreed TO accept
them at Cuthbert prices
The National Canning Co. Of Sc
attic was successful bidder on the
fun acreage of Evergreen black
berries. the sale going to them at
A. cents per pound. National
slso agreed to purchase the sour
cherry crop at cents per pound
Growers predict this viii be an
early season. that picking Of rasp-
berries viii begin the first week
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
Fisiicuffs Land
Several in Jail

Charles Ftytnseiesa iaassa 81.
siisF. suffered facial suss " . flsht
with Lierd ssnss e.uxh. n. slsa =
snidssf. shn as hsekea N : 49,
orderly eondnci shsfHs. early s,sa.
day
Resers Montgomery. "a as
treated II ths eo.snty hospital fos
/. thres-lneh esf 81 the lsft sFrn.
suffered Al tith ard ceaFt a sat.
urdsy night IN = ftsnt Ne ~nald
rive police m a~tsils.
A fisAl - iagA 81. sad Broadway
ssriy Sunday Involving too civil.
lsss sss brnssn no ~ish sh< 80.
rival a police Eiwcod G. nsou~
suffered mlnas head injuries wnen
hnoehsd 10 . sidewalks. Ne wss
treated ~ ~. jassphs hospital No
one vas arrested.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
AnN1t Al. 90 atn
INVADERS sfssaENEn

Ths German hlsh eommanA
claimed that ne troops la Crete
had advances % al treats sed
that operations ~sFs pFcessasnk
according 10 plsn. nut nsfiin msa.
tloasd no specific names % scsnes
ef action
rhs nritlsh sid that tie arrival
e ar Invaders had slseEened
somewhat. possibly because q 10
terrific losse. suffered ~ the Ger.
mana. In istanonl. u wss s~si-
matef that the Germans have lost
% per cant ~ an Invading fefes
uf 1s0oo 10 - 600 men.
Rome asserted thai Italian
spsedeosts had protected . num-
ber of small fishing craft whleh
managed 10 sllp through the art,
lsh fleet. landing 80 10 80 msa On
Crete from ssch boat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27

tcontlausf Frem rsxe onsl
MAS ksss efextaed sems tsnas
~ tksir air Invaders - Crete TIE
lsnss srs lhauahf = - small
affairs presumably tsadsd ~
plane rheFe ~as m rseeft tat
tkeY lad yst seea setien-
ne Germans chung ssueoaFnlv
h fhsir aas ~ fcotheid It Asisml
sirdruns dssrits slnsesl eenstsnl
artillery FRA fFesn British hsgisFiss
which Ftaesa ne stFdFcms. A
csadla saa Refine smaller Mas
dstaehmsaus attn fouEhl 10 nftt.
81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
Prize. for Talent

A group of young people Of Inn
manuel Lutheran church led by
the pastor, Rev. Theodore Brack-
man. attended the Washington
district walther league talent quest
Sunday afternoon and evening at
Odd Fellows hall. Seattle. bring
ing home several first awards
The local contingent took first
prize in one-act plays. presenting
Schooling Future Housewives
with q cast composed Of Helen and
Betty Lounhsrdt, Betty Reid. Eu-
nice Barth. Jean Connolly. Juanita
Baumgartner and Ruth BRAKEMAN.
A first prize also went 10 Rich
ard Colburn and Andrew Harstad
who entered a model church they
had built Ruth BRAKEMAN re-
ceived a first prize medal for her
map Of the missionary journey Of
St Paul. "A an entertainment
feature Elmer Martinson and An
drew Harstad presented a skit.
Emmanuel church choir rehearsal
will be held Monday night 81 .
o'clock this week instead OF Tues
day. The adult instruction class
will meet In the pastors study
Monday evening at q.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27

sister. Mrs Dora Bookwsltsr o.
Benton Harbor. Mich.
Mrs Luella hcculley. 81 died
At the family home. Route ! Boz
So. Monday morning following
long Illness. She came N Puysl-
iup al years ago from Crsys Hsr-
Dor. vhsrs she had lived Il years
after coming from her native state
Of Ohio.
Surviving are her husbs Nd.
Charles. two brothers. Boyd
Adams. in Ohio. and Glen Adams.
in Nevada three sisters. Mrs
Flora McClssry % CarlsoorF.
Wash: Mrs. Hsttis Gibson and
Mrs. Mar Hayes. IN OHIO. two
nisess. Miss Martha Meclssry and
Mrs Mary jenkins. in Ohio. and
four nephsNs. John hoclsary.
Glen Adams and william Adams
Of Detroit, and Charles Adams 81
Chicago. Hiiis funeral home ~1ii
announces arrangements.