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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-04
SOUTH WIND
PENNSYLVANIA R.R.

v. ". PRESLEY. Division Ps.s'r Agent
Bock-Csdillse Hotel 22a Michigan Ave.
Detroit, Mich, Phone Cadillac O9OO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-04

Mr.. Norris of Grand Rapids, past grand master of
the Grand Encampment, Knights Tempar of the United
States and Mr. Garlick member of Detros Common Coun-
Gil and most eminent grand commander of the Grand Com
mandery Knights Templar of Michigan, reviewing last
nights parade of representatives of 81 Michigan knights
Templar communicates in Woodward The parade
feature of the knights eighty-fh annual conclave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-04
su fore. and 4s,.. Of departure. cal. IL. l.srs..I railroad
ILLINOIS CENTRAL

W.P. uheelsn. District Ps"'r AGENT
Room oil, I3i Lafayette blvd.
Detroit, Mich, Phone Cadillac 800
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-04
CALLED FOR BOWEN

AT the hospital I called
Bowen Frank H., regional labor
board Director and told him
what was going on and asked
for n couple Of boys. He said
he'd call Davidow Larry Davi-
dow. then JAW attorney and
take care Of II. i waited for a
couple hours and they didn't
show. Chester was waiting. He
told me he knew had called
the labor board but wanted me
To go 10 Toys anyway so that 1
know those boys were on the
company's side"
(Which bOys:" he was asked.
"The labor board and the rest
OF them. He told me they were
all with the company and I be-
gan TO believe him"
Under further detailed question
ing. Zeik said he had worked fol
WPA for a time and had gone or
the union pay roll again He los
his Job. he said because Il calico
Martin a rat" Re-employed agar
by the union after Martin threw
out Is of the board, he said hi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-04

Centrsl ~ CeorEis Rsiiwsy
Atlantic Cost Line Rsilrosd
Fiorids East Co.'s, Railway
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-04
OFFERED JOB AT SIS

witness. He explained he was
offered a Job at SIS week IN
January, 1888.
IL was getting SIS a week un-
employment compensation and
they wanted me to work Tor
SIS" he said. II collected one
check but / didn't do any work"
Zeik said he went 10 Richard T,
Frankensteen, then international
vice president of the United Auto
mobile Workers. and to Homer
Martin. then president, and tried
10 tell them that the actual stool
ugeons" were the men who &C.
cuSed him.
He told of meeting Chester
Zdroiewski AS an earlier govern
ment witness, Zdorjewski had
testified he was on the Ford pay
roll as spy while working for
the union and had failed in an
attempt to induce Zeik 10 turn
spy.
Chester told me he had lost
his job, too" Zelk testified. HE
said he expected TO get back on
the pay roll and took my phone
number so he could get In touch
with me. l had told him about
my child being crippled and the
other trouble was having and
that l was 10 he evicted from
my home,
1T was evicted soon after and
got i'm touch with him. He came
10 my new home with some
other men. He talked to me
privately and said he had con-
nectionS with Ford.
HE said all I had to do was
TO 60 TO hotel and meet some
lawyers. They would have
copy Of my testimony to the
labor board and I was to look
IL over for mistakes. In re-
turn. my child would be taken
To Ford Hospital. 1 could move
into a house and take a vaca-
ton.
TOLD HIM NO LATER
81 let him think I'd 60 through
with IL. Later l told him ! would
not 20 for IL. I said the state
was taking care Of my youngster
and I was on welfare and l
didn't think his proposition was
right.
"He told me to wake up. He
said that ! would he set for life
and never have 10 work again.
Il told Chester 10 his face I
didn't trust him and thought he
was a stool pigeon. He said he
didn't blame me hut he'd put me
in touch with some one who was
really in with the Ford Com
pany. He brought RimAr TO see
me. I told Rimar ! thought he
was stool pigeon, too, and he
gave me s..
"Rimar wanted me 10 20 for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-04
DIXIE FLAGLER
chieoso & Eastern Illinois
|

C& Ell
90. T.. Gamer. General AGENT
s-253 General Motor BUILDING
Detroit, Mirh., Phone Madison $3.50
louisville & Nashville Railroad
Nashville, Chsttsnecrs A ~. Louis ~.
Atisnts, Birmingham, & Coast Railroad
Atlsntie Cost Line Hsllrosd
florids East Coast Rstiwsy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-04
'.BuryPrObe
Halls Trial
Of FraisIn

A searching investigation into
the method used by the Wayne
County Jury Commission in draw.
ing jury panels is under way toda,
by Circuit Judge Earl c. Pugsley
In the meantime the conspiracy
trial Of former Prosecutor Dun.
can c. McCrea, former Police Supt
Fred w. Frahm and four former
detectives of the special inveStiga-
ton bureau, has been postponed
until Monday.
A former president, the secre-
jary and seven members of the
jury commission were ordered by
Judge Pugsley TO appear in court
today following a charge by Nc
Crea that the commission, in
drawing jury panels, is not pro-
ceeding in accordance with the
law.
McCrea charged that the com.
mission delegated its duties to the
secretary, that it excluded duly
qualified electors by drawing
names only from poll books and
that it had retained a list of &C
jurors from an old panel.
MAY BE MIsTRIALs
In addition to Judge Pugsley's
hearing, other probes are being
made by Circuit Judge Ira w
Jayne and Special Prosecutor
Chester p. OHara.
The Two latter investigations
are TO determine the effect on
other cases pending before the
Circuit Court.
If it is ruled that the commits
sion'S action in drawing the pres
ent jury panel was irregular, an
entire new panel would have 10 be
drawn and there is a possibility
that mistrials may be declared in
this and other cases.
In addition TO McCrea and
Frahm, the other defendants are
Clyde Ranney James Dooley, John
IMulligan and James Bennett. All
are charged with conspiracy TO
permit the operation of the Ma
Itional Sports Junior Baseball Pool,
a lottery with an estimated take"
of 81 100000 a year.
l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-04

For the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column i'm the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-04
Il Staeo~slttse4 Guea1 Ba1

these rcononed Samner
Florida and relaxed
sound individually adjustable numbered in
exclusive
n
Your vacation begins the bodth rbrains
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-04

Stanley Ze.k. who testified he
was invited 20 take II easy the
rest Of your lie offered hospital
zation for his crippled child or a
chance 20 "fn sour pockets from
a pile Of money was 70 resume The
stand today at the National Labor
GN.auons Board hearing Of union
discrimination charges against the
Ford Motor COMPANY
Zclk. who lost Jobs both with
the Ford company and with INC
union. followed Ralph Rimar con-
fcssed company spy a. a govern
rcnt witness.
Il worked At Ford's from 1928
10 1887" nc testified under
questioning of Harold A Crane
acid. laoor board attorney who
is presenting the governments
case 10 Trial Examiner Horace
RuCkCl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-04
QUIT JOB As FOREMAN

Il was a foreman hut l quit
because l was "a be r witness
against the company in a labor
board hearing.
II rrnt--te-we -far-Ihe-
union in an advisory capacity.
/ worked three or four months
at the Michigan office Of the
Ford Organizing Committee.
Then l was transferred TO the
Hamtramck office. was there
a couple weeks before ] left"
"Why did you terminate your
connection with the union:"
Cranefield asked
II was told was q stool
pigeon for the company"
Did you quit or were you
fired:"
II was fired, l guess. / got
letter from the international
telling me my services were no
longer desired. was rehired
after / threatened 10 expose"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-04
ONLY ONE MIGHT EN- ROUTE
CITY OF MIAMI
Illinois Central

at jacksonville for Central and wes
All seats reserved at no extra cost
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-04
Living Costs Are Remarkably Low, Too

Many of Floridas best hotels will be open through
the summer with rates as low $500 and $500 day.
Furnished apartments and bungalows available at
very low rents and all living costs minimum.
You get a lot for your vacation money in Florida.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-28

the double-oVon electric n and
the automatic electric deep fat fryer
Tor shoe string and French fried DO
tatoes and all other deep fat frying.
a special Hot point electric grill
turns out the "sizzling steaks" which
the restaurant viii feature.
A large grill, also electric, is spe-
clally designed for hot cakes and
eggs-'cold storage eggs won't fry
on lt-thatS true, they stick,'
Trakas declares-and waffle irons
and automatic coasters complete the
main electrical food preparation
equipment.
The dish washer is also electric.
and automatically washes, scalds and
rlnses dishes by the basketball.
The electric steam table is equip
ped to keep hot two soups, four We
Setables, two graVies and two meats.
The restaurant will feature euro
service of fried chicken served picnic
style and barbecue, both served with
shoestrlng potatoes. and club din
ner served from 5 p. N. until II D.
m. as well as breakfast and lunch.
Sea food. western steaks. and sand
are expected to prove popu-
l"r. Bread offered on the menu will
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-28
White House Restaurant To Open
Tom0rroW-Ls All Electric Kitchen
N. ]. Trakas
Is Proprietor
Of New Place

Sven months of planning and pre-
,.,as,.cn and four months of actua
obstruction will be eliminated i,
.r, coming at II o'clock tomorrow
o,ar-.ne of the White House Res
+ar..nt. all-clcCtric restaurant whicl
\ ! TlqI1a>. the proprietor, pride.
f1f,v refers to as North Caroljna'e
Finest Eating Place"
re. now restaurant !, o,or,u
na., hl,i,dino enoc;auu dLliis ~
srac,ad for, if ON Hiobu,auN 1
a., n,++side tbo civ li,,it. Nv
ao,4n.son Ioroe Noon eia,. ~
..,aa,ian "a tho White br;cI. $50, ~
:nos md q5np1p Do,xino sn,cae n 80
10. ~ thn bIIildino INVITA- ,n 81
.,5 local people to Ston few.
'.G "y,act" "'e''
Mr. T,.kas we'll E,o,,
+.,t-a,4 onnro1or in uondo
.rS1,;o,,, of tho Wb;ta ual,|a u
.n,,.4,- and viii devote III, f,n ts.a
- .,,,o,o. i.;oo Of no o..,bI' ~
ras+.rn of tho on1,inmon+ af 49,
.atiao nIacn is lis l-alantria r
ni;.,,ns and tb, ,nntloccr,,
!i,,ron which ,n.un- Tho E;+oaN
arog ia the nubIic for. ;n,,,ac4ian
al tn,es md na+rnne ,,o 11.aod .
coo r,o. thn,, food i r,o,,,od
TEa mann dinino roolo ma 4Lo
VOW. ,,,ridn snatino enaca fn, c,
a.... IN IN tho MI, rnan, ~ " 30
IN taa IA, Room which hos , sonar,.o
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-28
Gasoline Grading Measure
Clears Hurdle, Faces Fight

enacted into law.
The measure-Senate Bill 93-
wipes out the existing three grades
set by state regulations and, would
remove the state labels indicating
these grades from all pumps at serv-
Ice stations. The state inspection
service would continue as at present
but with only n minimum grade set
Tor gasoline. Sc far there has been
no indication there Will be any eff
tort to reduce the present inspection
tax OF one-quarter cent q gallon.
1t was repeatedly mentioned at a
public hearing Thursday, however,
that the %so-called '%inspection fee
yields practically a million and 4
quarter dollars annually, While cost
OF operating the inspection service
Is around n hundred thousand dol
lars annually.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-28

be changed three times daily, il was
pointed out.
Private parties will be served in
a private dining oom in the base
ment, the roo being reached from
an outside entrance. Accommoda-
tons are provided for 10 persons in
this room, which is also air condi-
toned.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-28
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Waiter Hotel.
BY HENRY AVERHL

Raleigh, Feb. 28-HaVing cleared
ITS first hurdle, the Senate Judiciary
committee No. /, the bill designed
to re-Write North Cardinals gasoline
grading law seems headed for a
vigorous fight, on both sides of the
capltol-Senate and House-but with
prospects that it viii ultimately be
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-28
Has OnSil Removed.

Tommy Stegall had his tonsils re-
moved today At Maria Pmham no.
pital and is reported to be dom,
nicely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
.BonneII Wins
Midget Feature

When Duane Carter. top midget
race driver AT the Motor City
Speedway this season. suffered a
broken arm in a highway accident
last week. he named Al Bonnell 10
pilot his blue No Is racer for the
remainder of the current cam
palen.
The selection proved 10 be a
wise one for last night Bonnell
toured tho distance IN II 1922 20
win the final 50-lap classic Of the
year al the Eight-Mile track be-
fore capacity crowd of approx
mately 5000 fans
Surprise Of the night was sup
piled by Ray Stauffcr. Standing
in twenty-fourth place in the
point list. Stauffer upset the
dope by capturing second place
Mel Hansen, Elmo Green and
Eddie Ostwick followed IN that
order
Billy Boyd shaded Ostwick in
the Australian pursuit race
Bernard Kelly led Francis Car
rette across the finish line in the
20-lap consolidated race. He was
timed in 2.4005.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22

Boxing Tourney
Plans Revealed
$4,000 Prize Offered
To Winner
Of Heavyweight
Fight Extravaganza
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

A white-hope, heavyweight box
.ing tournament with $4,000
purse for the winner will be held
in Detroit this Fall if plans now
under consideration by Frank
Barbero. night club operator,
carry through.
After lengthy conferences with
boxing omm is s Toner John J.
IHettche. Barbero. whose first VEN
lture into the fistic realm was an
angel for the Roscoe ToleS-Al
Delaney fight. has decided 10 be-
come promoter in fact, taking out
ia license 10 revive an eXtraVa-
ganza first introduced here by
lScotty Montieth.
Tony Galento GOT his start
here by winning Montieth'S first
tournament. II will be recalled
But. whereas Galcnto came here
on the guarantee Of a &c" note,
III viii be a case Of winner take
all in Barberos proposed show.
A total of $4,000 would be
posted as prize money. but the
big share would go TO the ultimate
victor It's expected that some OF
the leading contenderS will be
attracted by this possibility of a
rich reward.
The tournament will be a
nationwide affair. and il is hoped
TO have AT least 100 entries. The
first show would probably be con-
Quoted the same as the Diamond
Belt amateur prellminarieS, with
80 hree-r ound battles being
staged in two rings.
Succeeding shows would find the
winners meeting in longer battles.
restricted. nevertheless. by the
Michigan law that prohibits any
fighter going more than 10 rounds
IN one night unless i'm a champion
ship fight. The final bout would
be l0-round affair with regular
supporting card. O..
Under this arrangement Ii
would take five or SIX shows 10
complete The tournament. With
the entry deadline tentatively set
for October HE shows tretiia
probably be spread over October
and November
No site has, as yet been selected
for the tournament. although Bar
hero would like 10 hold 1t al
Olympia. If available.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
Six Tackles
Liorc 7 an to Garry That Many in Order to SolUe
Their Most Difficult Problem
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

ms SQUAD oil 81 until just before
the opener with Green Bay. The
league allows each club 10 have
36 men under contract for the
first two games. of which they
can dress 33. Edwards plans TO
sign the full 36. and one or more
OF the three spares may be an
other tackle.
According TO present plans the
Lions will carry six tackles, five
guards. three centers. six ends
and - backs. OF which three will
be tailbackS. three wingbacks,
four fullbacks and two blockers.
The Lions Will have a holiday
today while Edwards goes 10
Green Bay 10 scout the Green
Bay-New York Giants game to-
morrow afternoon. He will take
Assistant Coach Roy Miller,
Scouts John Schneider and Clare
Randolph and two players. Fred
Nanzo and Charles (Cotton)
Price.
Some of the players will hold
a golf tournament over the North
Hills course. Others plan 10 at
tend the Senators-Tigers game at
Briggs Stadium.
The Lions will scrimmage again
Sunday afternoon at Cranbrook.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22

forms at the start of the league
season, September IA and may
keep several more under contract
in an effort 10 solve their mos
difficult problem, Coach Bill Ed
wards said today.
I'VE have some men like big
Johnny Tripson, Tony FurSt and
Glenn Crabtree who look good
now compared 90 some OF the
others on our squad. hut we
don't know how wei stack mp
in league competition. And we
must do little building for
next year--nOt only at tackle
hut at the ends" said Edwards.
Crabtree and FurSt are the only
men who gained much experience
last year Both appear certain
TO start this season. Among the
newcomers, TripSon. the Missis.
sippi State boy, Tess LENS from
Coe College. Andy Logan OF
Western Reserve. and Ted PaveieC
Of Detroit would have an edge
il a choice was made now. The
Lions are counting heavily or
Pavelec being first-string ma
terial
Edwards does not plan 10 cut
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
New SemifneIists

AL Thav Of Fisher, defending
champion. will meet C. Russell Of
Northeastern in the semifnals of
the city Y. M c. A. tennis cham
pionships today. The winner will
play Ralph Tobbe OF Hannah at
3 p. m. Saturday at Waterworks
Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
.Stonyuoft's First Ace
Scored by BaWdin

Bill Bawdin yesterday made the
first hele-iR-one ever scored at
Stonycroft Golf Club when he sank
his No. 7 iron tee shot on the las
yard fifth hole.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
Gets Hole-in-One

Louis Tsbashnik picked out the
22i-yard. sixteenth hole at Frank
lin Hills to make his first hole-In-
one, yesterday. Tabashnik, who
was playing with William Van
Dresser, Julian Zemon and Henry
SOss. used a No. 3 wood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
dinners 10 Meet
Before Sunday Game

Old-Timers making the trip Ia
Toledo Sunday arc requested 10
meet AZ the corner OF Telegraph
and Dixie highways outside Toledo
al p. m. From there they will
parade 10 Swayne Field where
they will play their annual base
ball game with Toledos Old
Timers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
FIRST GANF
WAsftINGTnN
DETROIT
Totals

Runs hatied In YORK 2 Radclin Lewis
2 Vernon ? Leonard Two base hits
Lewis Higgins Three base hii-Cramer
Home run York stolen base Vernon.
Sacrifices Stainbsck = Leonard Double
pisys--H Higgins and York Higgins suit
van and YORK Lett on bases Washington
IL Detroit T. Bases on hats-On NevSom
2. Of Thomas ? Struck out-By Leonard
!. nv NeVsom ? Hits-On Newson 8 In s
innings ~ Thomas In innings Losing
pitcher Thomas. tmpires Quinn. Greve
and MCGOWAN Time IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22

CHICAGO. Aug. p. - Ray Bill
lows of Poughkeepsie, n. Y. twice
in the National Amateur
golf classic. today held the cham
pionship of the inaugural Great
Lakes tournament. Playing a con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
ais 90 Q ~ u
DETROIT

'Batted for Corsica IN sixth
Washington OiO OO3 500
Detroit 600 900 600
Runf hated In Meyer BloOdworth Hud-
son, irchie Early 2. Lewis q Two base
hit-Early. Three-hase hu-Travis. Home
run-Iewis Left on bases -Nashington T.
Detroit 5 Double plays Hudson 20 Travis
10 Vernon Archie 10 Vernon Bloodworth
Corsica 2 OF Mueller 3 Struck out-By
Hudson 4. hy Corsica !. BY Mueller / Hits
of Corsica, In innings. Off Mueller
IN - innings. Wild pitch-Gorsica Los
Cousn ard Quinn. Time-i:S7. Attendance
5 455
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
Ray BiIIows Wins Great Lakes Meet

sistently deadly game, he won in
easy fashion, s and 5. from lS-
year-old Frank Stranahan of To-
ledo, who was brilliant in spots hut
in trouble repeatedly in the 80
hole match.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
Versatile Athlete

Pauline Betz. tennis star. is an
all-round athlete exciting IN golf.
basketball, field hockey and volley
ball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
JAw-BUsTING SCORE

His dad. Or !. s. Lilly, finished
one target back. with 95. and tied
with George Mckay Of Battle
Creek. Both are veteran trap
shooters. Walter Tulburt, the erst-
while Detroit Skeet shooter. fin
ished with %, high enough for a
good slice OF folding money
Fred Ford Of Detroit, who won
the Michigan trapShootine cham
pionShip AT Battle Creek, last
month. broke his tooth while
shooting. Tho accident accounted
for his poor score of only SO out
OF 100.
Knotted for second place with
9S were 10 shooters. including w.
p Winieringham. harrington. III.
winner Of 1899. and - l. Richie
Of Goshen. O., Grand American
Handicap champion the same year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
THREE AMONG LEADERS

Michigan. outranked only by
Ohio in the number of shooters
entered in today'S event. had only
three gunnerS up among the top
scoring clay target busters. Ned
Lilly OF Stanton. Mich, led with
96-bits from the extreme handicap
OF . yards.
lie handsome young Lilly mo-
mentarily brought back memories
of 1888. when. a. youngSter OF
il, decked out IN knee pants. he
cleaned up everything that year.
including the North American clay
target championship.
When word spread around that
he had reached the halfway mark
with perfect score, a large gal
lery Immediately Swarmed back
Of the Stanton boy His hopes.
however, soon vanished In the
third round. ne missed four tar
gets, almost IN a row, 10 finally
wind UP with Us hits. but still
good enough 10 lead the Michigan
aggregation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
From Turkey
To S1,4OO Prize
In One Jump
Nhat's the Record :
OF Elmer Lucas,
Preliminary Winner
In Trapshoot Meet
BY Don GILES

VANDALIA, O.. Aug. Pits
a big jump from l2-pound tur-
key 10 Juicy purse OF Sl400, but
that's the record today of Elmer
c. Lucas of PEBBLES. o.. winner of
the 100-target preliminary handi-
cap at the Grand American trap
shooting tournament.
The 3l-year-old gas station OPP
orator stepped up TO the lS-yard
line Thursday and missed only one
target - the ninetM-eighth ~ for
score OF 90 out OF 100. 10 finish
out in front of a new worlds
record field OF more than 1000
of the nations crack shotgun ex-
pertS.
Lucas, who took up the game
less than TWO years ago because
he likes 10 hunt pheaSants and
rabbits. had never won a shoe: or
n prize in his life. except the tur-
key last Thanksgiving Day at his
home club, the Adams County Gun
Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22

pJV0I A-CsdiIlsc-E Forest Pr. tsss =
MVULn LADIESi. CONSTANCE BEN
NETT MATCHED COSMETICS EVERY
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY a. THURSDAY.
STARTING AUGUST %. 81 and "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22

PEcCNT-woodwsrd- Blvd. TR. s-sssf
nIv-'t New SHOW Today Open 1915 Pm
Robert Montgomery and fngrid Bergman IN
RAGE IN HEAVEN" Plus ROAD
SHOW" Carols Lands. Disney Cartoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22

TIME-l320S East jefferson mt DrexeI
iHiL Mat. Cont. 1i:45 An. 2Oc-10c.
Constance Bennett Cosmetics Bonnie
Baker. orrin Tucker. YOU'RE THE ONE"
COCK OF THE AIR." Chester Morris.
COOLED BY REFRIGERATION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
D ocrpc-ssis West Warren Avenue

pn0CEVET T-Gratiot-iia Pr. 57ss r
hVUOLTLLi Open sP. NJ. Park Free.
Cooled Robt Taylor BILLY THE KID"
"MILIION DOLLAR BABY" Priscilla
Lane. Get Here Before $3.50 and Save Zoe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22

William Powell and Myrua 10y In
LOVE CRAZY" Margaret SULLIVAN and
Fredric March, 80 ENDS OUR NIGHT"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22

MINDFUL Cont. l2:45. 15c Till s. Eve
zoe Cooled Carole Lombard. Robt. Mont
MIR. AND MRS. SMITH" Plus
otto kruger In "BIG BOSS. Cartoon
kiddies' 3-Feature Matinee Tomorrow.