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FOR SALE

40 ACRES RIVER BOTTOM, I'M
PROVED LAND. Excellent for dairy,
truck garden. mile to highway.
$4,000, terms. J. j. Vokal, RI, Red
ding, California.
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Passenger Pigeons Extinct

Passenger Pigeons Extinct
Although there were billions of
passenger pigeons in the United
States a hundred years ago, these
birds are now extinct According to
an article in Natural History maya
zine the last passenger pigeon died
in Cincinnati zoo in 1914.
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FILMS

8 PRINTS AND TWO ENLARGED
MENTS 25c-Made by Portland's larg-
est retail kodak finisher. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed Quality Picture Co.
Box W3573, Portland, Oregon.
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TRUCK PARTS

Heavy-duty Motors. axes parts.
bodies, tires, hoists and used trucks.
TRUCK WRECKING COMPANY
10th & S. e. Hawthorne. Portland, Ore.
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SERVICE STATION. GROC ERY
STORE, camp ground with cabins;
25-acre irrigated ranch; located on
Columbia River highway at Irrigon,
Ore. No trade-in. Mrs. Frank Leicht,
Irrigon. Ore.
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BABY CHICKS

720-ACRE w III EAT and S t o C K
RANCH. Robt. Rohde, Moro, Ore.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-04
Sports Calendar

TODAY
City League Baseball
Buated stove VS. Central Special
". Recreation Park.
Tuesday
Merchants VS. Cubs, Recreation
Park.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-04
Sports Roundup

Detroit AP The puts walked right into the for John
David former Indiana champion and Warren Dawson
of Chicago the the annual Meadowbrok lnvitationa
Golf Tournament Sunday
Chicago ms Mrs Elisabeth Hicks NepeH of Long Beach
CAL today opened defense of her title the Womens Western
Golf Derby against strong field of than 10 Of the n0o"
top flight lady golfers.
Wesbury ~ ms The Hurricanes and Bostwick Field
rode into the finals for the National goa Polo Championship
today Playing semfnas doubeheade Sunday the Hurricanes
scored 10 victory Sugehars Great Neck Bos
wick Field beat Los Tomaraos II to 4,
Be1re Mich -AP Rdls in the 11h annual Regatta of the
Western Michigan Yachting Association barely finished their
tests in time Sunday Shortly after their conclusion hard north
SsStern nd rang aud overturned boats No
hurt The NoSsda o0Hed BY Neil Monny of the White Lake
Yacht Club Class Tth 50 points lhe Robbis Robbins
GHsy II Of the Spring Lake Ydth Club Class
Nth II POINTS.
Goshen n Y ms The second week of Grand Circuit rae
ing opened today with activities moving good time park
The will reach climax Wednesday the running
the coveted $4,000 Hambonan Stakes which will preceded
BY the Arthur Thompins Memorial juvenile preview of
Hambetonian Tuesday
Sosthhompton ~ Y ms Ted Schroeder Glendale Cait
and Gdrdud Mnloy Miami today held the doubles title of The
Meadow Brook InIdona Tournament h111nq eliminated Sid
ney Wood r and Lddsaa Hecht the NeV York team 81 o.
90 49,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-04
Bill Terry to
Stay With N. Y.

Pittsburgh. Aug. tins Bill
Terry will remain manager OF the
New York Giants as long as be
wishes. according to Owner Hor
ace S,onehsm. who today spiked
all rumor that Memphis William
would be deposed before next sea.
son
Stonehsm. here to see the finale
Of the Giants series against Pitts.
hursa, also stated It ia unreason.
able 20 believe Terry is planning TO
relinQuish. his position.
II he were going to quit" stone
sam said. he would let me know.
Bill and I have been doing a
lot Of planning for next year. and
II he we're going to leave. do. you
think we would be making plans
together"
In regard TO the planning"
Stoneham asserted a wholesale
house cleaning would be given the
flatering Giants before 1941. We've
talked about II long time" he
continued. but this time we're
really going TO clean house and get
4 better ball club"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-04

In the even, Pi,,sesrsA should
continue their dizzy winning spree
and win TIE 9eunant. then the men
- Manager frankie Trisca can
beast an even more sensational
distance climb than the 1915
Braves
The Pirates haven't GoNdy nor
= MArsn,i,le nor pitching staff
comparable % TIE oldumers but
hey Asve tie hsAt and fire Of
Erisch snd whatever else Il takes
% ~ic ball games
They Non pAlr ~ them yester.
day from ire sSseing New York
Giants and thereby moXed ahead Of
Cincinnati onto TIE iArd rung Of
ihe league ladder Lloyd DietI re-
ilsVed her HsiriseIman and shut
TIE Giants 81. s 70 4. IN the opener
snG New York blew the lead again
IT, the finale 20 give the Pirates a
~ 20 decision
Cincinnati meanwhile. dropped a
pair % shutouts 70 Boston. 10 Q
and 70 o the latter a three hit
SOB " young John Hu;ehinEs
BROOKLYN defeated Chicago 10
~
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-04
Crisler Coach
For All Stars

Chicago, Aug. -INS-Herbert
o. Fritz" Crisler, head football
coach at the University Of Michi-
gan. today became the fourth well
known grid mentor named as a
coach Of the 1941 college all-star
team which will face the Chicago
Bears, pro football champions, in
Soldier Field Aug. 2S.
The all.star coaching squad will
be completed tomorrow with ap-
pointment OF fifth mentor. re.
presenting the east. Crisler. along
with Lynn Waldorf. coach at
Northwestern University. repre-
sents mid-western coaching. The
south Is represented by Coach
Homer Norton Of Texas A. and
NJ. and the far west by Coach
Grin Hollingberry OF Washington
State.
After naming Of the fifth all
star coach tomorrow. the head
coach for the squad will be an.
nounced.
Inc COllege all-stars Degln prac-
tice at Northwestern Aug. 10 The
roman team includes practically
all the standout players OF the 1870
college season. They we're selec-
ted by fans in nationwide poll in
which more than $500 900 votes
were cast.
Sponsors Of the all-star classic
predict a sell-out for the game, as
surfing a crowd in excess Of the
more than $4,000 which last year
saw the Green Bay Packers de,
feat the college eleven.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-04

Cleveland, Aug. 4-AP-The De-
troit Tigers pulled into town today
with an appetite for victory whet-
ted by the Boston Red Sox after
seven set backs on their eastern
invasion
Today's rest, Manager Del Baker
indicated, will give Louis (Bobo)
Newsom. who pitched in two OF the
last four games, time to have his
arm in shape for a try at the In
dams In the opening OF a three
game series tomorrow.
Hal Newhouser tanned the Boston
batters yesterday for & to 3 deci-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-04

STEPS IN HOLE, browns
Brown City. Aug. 4-AP- George
Max Buby. is. stepped into a hole
in an abandoned gravel pit Satur-
day night and drowned
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-04
Tigers Pull Into Town Today
With Appetite Whetted For Win


sion which gave the Tigers a sweep
OF their two-game Red Sox engage
ment. Al Benton relieved him in
the ninth inning with two on and
retired the only three men who
faced him.
Having tucked away a couple of
runs on Rip Radcliffs double and
advances on two infield outs in the
first and Radcliffs fly with three on
In the second, the Tigers built up
safe margin in the fourth frame.
Rudy York, who looked a lot like
his former self, opened the session
by beating out an infield rap. Billy
Sullivan's single sent York TO third
and passed ball brought him
home. Radcliffe singled to score Sui
liVan.
Detroit added two more in the
fifth, when Dick Newsome walked
Barney McCosky and Pinky Higgins
got to first on an error. McCosky
was caught off second, but York
uOuDIeu lutO lell leu 10 score MY
gins and Sullivan's third single OF
the day sent York scampering home.
The Red Sox skipper. Joe Cronin,
and Dom DiMaggio returned to he
lineup, and each got a couple Of
hits. The Sox tailed in the first
on DiMaggio's double. single by
Pete Fox and an infield out.
Dimag scored in the fourth. after
walking TO first, when Fox got his
third straight hit. The SoX put
across their final run In the seventh
on Cronin's and Ted Williams sin
giles and an error by Sullivan.
Charlie Gehringer returned to the
lineup for the Tigers He got
single in the ninth inning.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-04
Michigan State League Like
Weather, It's Staying Hot

the fifth and homered with two
men on base in the ninth to break
up pitching duel between AL La
Aacchia of the Autos and Roy
Clark OF the Reds.
The Saginaw White Sox climbed
out Of last place and dropped the
Lansing Senators into the CELLAR
with 10 5 decision. Homers by
Stan Platek and Howdy Ziemba
accounted for three runs for the
Sox, who got only five hits off
Bill Flora. Warren Martin gave
ten.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-04
TO UNsHEATH RAcoUETs

Rye. N. Y, Aug. 4--INS-The
notables Of American tennis were
ready to unsheath their racquets
today IN quest Of the Eastern
Grass Courts title at Westchester
Country Club. Bobby Riggs, Don
Mcneil and frankie Kovacs. top
seeded stars Of the tournament,
will swing into action along with
Wayne Sabin, the Reno. New. per
former who led the way into third
round play Yesterday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-04
Cleary, Odds,
Marshall, VIM.
Arbaugh Speak
College to Lose But
Few Men to Draft in
FAN

The men who have kept Michi.
gan Normars track exploits In the
headlines during the 40 years the
sport has tunctioned on a varsity
basis met again Saturday at the
third annual roundup Of the Alum.
nj Track Club.
Over so former Huron athletes
climaxed a full day OF recreation
al activities with a banquet in
Charles McKenny Hall during
which, among other things. they
heard:
An urgent plea by Owen J.
Cleary for further cooperation in
speeding up the nations national
defense drive.
A prediction by Assistant Coach
George Marshall that the Huron
track squad will probably lose very
few men In the selective service
next season;
An announcement by DR.. Lloyd
W. Odds Of the future publication
OF a directory OF Michigan Normal
varsity trackmen; and
A suggestion by William Ar
baugh. retiring president OF the
organization, that a scholarship be
sponsored by the Alumni Track
Club.
Major Cleary reviewed briefly
the dangers that face America in
the transitional period OF the pres
ent. These dangers. he said. con-
stitute actual invasion, subversive
forces and influences working from
within and worldwide change in
the status quo which may force
the United States to discard its
traditional mode of living.
Although Major Cleary empha.
sized that the results OF the defense
drive during the past year have
been amazingly satisfactory, he
pointed out that Americas vast
draft army needs another year of
training and that the United States
is lacking in adequate defense
equipment, He commended those
engaged In physical education for
their part In the development OF
healthy young men.
Leighton Boyd. Of Detroit. was
selected to head the club for the
next two years. Other officers
elected we're Jack Johns, OF Wyan-
dette, vice chairman Ralph Car.
penter, OF st. Clair Shores, score.
tary, and Merrill Hershey, Of De-
troit. treasurer.
Boyd's Southeastern High School
track team captured both the City
League indoor and outdoor champ
ionships last year in addition to
annexing the Wayne Relays title.
During his undergraduate days
Boyd also starred on the Huron
football team.
Special guests at the banquet In.
cluded DR.. Egbert R. Tsbell, dean OF |
administration; Prof. Frank White
house; Prof Joseph H. McCulloch,
and DR.. Mehran Thompson. Intro
ductory speeches were given by Ar
baugh, Dr. Odds and c. P. Steimle.
Harold oliver. of Highland Park,
expressed appreciation TO the in
stitution for It's interest In the
alumni. Gus Howard, Detroit en-
tertainer, presented several songs
and humorous stories.
DR.. Odds won the morning golf
tournament at Washtenaw, Coun-
try Club with a score OF Al. Ed
Gordon was second with ~ and
Wilbur Worley third with 43. A
softball team headed by DR.. Olds
defeated one captained by Marsh
all by 21-lS score in nine innings.
Marshall's team emerged victor
ious in a special relay race.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-04

tBy Associated Press1
The race In the Michigan State
ieaeue is Ike the weather-it
stays hot
Fiint's Indians remained m the
lead over the week end, bat their
margin over St. Joseph was re-
daced 10 SIX percentage points
With the Grand Rapids Colts gal
Looping on the heels OF both.
St. Joe shattered the winning
streak of Muskegon's Reds win
ming 10 3 on Sunday night 10 fol-
low up its "a to 10 victory in Sat
urday's Donnybrook affair.
The Autos thus gained a full
game over the weekend on the
Indians. who split a doubleheader
with Grand Rapids. Tonight st.
Joseph starts series at Saginaw
while Flint plays host 10 Muske-
gon.
Catcher Stan Bazan was the big
potse in st. Joseph's victory Sun
day. He trfpled home two runs in
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-04
Former Normal Athletic Stars Hear Defense Needs
Pittsburgh Team May Give
Lie to Soothsayers Prophecy

New York. Aug ms Base
balls wise men were correct. per
haps. whom they said there would
never be another miracle team Ike
the Boston Braves o. 1914. But IL
is not beyond the realm % poSsihil.
ity today that the latest vintage
OF Pittsburgh viii prove the socth-
ssyers TO BE- mistaken.
Those Braves OF yesterysar. YOU
remember, comprised the elements
OF the most dramatic SAGA eYe-
written in baseball % was the
team led by Manager George stall
ings Sarge Hank Gowdy did the
catching Rabbit MaranUle was
living his hey-day. and fellows
like Rudolph and Tyler and James
were pitching themselves 70 4 per.
nant contrary n the expectations
OF everybody.
The team was trailing alons IN
last place on July i The -eNt
day they moved out 81 the cellar.
AANh NtUA On az WA NNLr Va a|t. A
League title by ~ IL games and
subsequently knock of Phuadsl.
phia in four straight world series
contests
It's difficult 20 match the story
OF that miracle club. but n be
comes increasingly apparent that
the l94l Pirates may even surQass
the record OF the Braves
Boston was only II games away
from first place when IL sursed out
OF the cellar and upward 10 take
the lead In contrast, Pittsburgh
was Is games OF pace. in late
June. even after the Pirates had
successfully nayigated out 81 the
darkness OF the lower region some
time In May
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-04
TO NAME DIRECTOR

Chicago, Aug. Tins Appoint
ment of the new acting athletic
director at the University Of ILL
nois is expected to be announced
at a meeting in Chicago OF the
University board Of trustees. The,
acting director will take over the
duties of Wendell Wilson, who
vas given a years leave OF abb
sence as the climax to his feud
with football coach Bob Zuppke.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-04
TWO DROWN

Hancock, Aug. 4-AP- Twelve
year old Joyce Baril drowned in
Portage Lake Saturday night and
William A. Barth, 81, OF Hancock,
father OF the girls, companion,
drowned in trying to rescue her.
Joyce was the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Alphonse Baril OF Lake Lin
den.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-04

Frank s. Hogan, assistant to New
York's racket-busting district at
torney, Thomas E. Dewey, is the
Democratic party's choice to sue
coed his boss. Hogan is not a men,
Der Of Tammany and assisted in the
prosecution of Tiger Boss Jimmy
Hines.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-04

|Tames behind leader.
Sundays Results
Brooklyn 10, Chicago 2.
Boston SO, Cincinnati 90.
Pittsburgh $40. New York ~
(seeond game called at end Of
sixth; Sunday law
st. Louis Sc. Philadelphia II.
Todsy's Games
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati
st. Louis at Chicago.
New York at Brooklyn (nighl.
Only games scheduled.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-04
How They Stand

Games behind leader.
Sundays Results
Detroit s, Boston 3.
st. Louis SIS, New York 20.
Chicago 3, Washington o.
Cleveland SO, Philadelphia "a.
Today's Games
New York at Washington.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Only games scheduled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-14
Summer Cote es

SPRING Beaeh. dsy week. month.
season rates. PR tses fos informa-
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Business Space

SMALL store room Or Iaoonna afs.
VIII remodel % F1it tenant 8sk
HofEtettef. ResltoE. szs Tacoma
Ave
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p TOMATOES IN july Our
-srze, sturdy very early plants nos
reaoI. ToW<En Tomato Farm PRO-
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slADE-BUY-sELL WITH Tines want
Ads. SIDNEY CROFT, 1913 Pacific
Ave. czM a. The Tscoma Tines
office for tao free tickets 70 the
Temple theGt4r. S-is-zl
: Sis. c2rnzticnE and chrysan-
E1emuEaa, 3 for iOc. Named Eiaci-
iolaS 1e. Al kinck snnuzis 1cc
seen yansiyks, 500 4th ave. n.
" P1ysiiup.
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WINTHROP
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

even his fling into the tailoring
business, Bing Is tops among
the actor-business men Of Holly
wood.
Both George Brent and Mel
son Eddy own large markets
that pay neat dividends in rem
tails. Out in the valley Roy Rog-
ers. Republics cowboy star. owns
a grand western tailoring shop
with western outfits made TO
measure. along with every kind
of cowboy accessories. When he
isn't making movies you can find
Roy selling chaps and spurs like
any other honest-to-goodness
salesman.
Susan Hayward, along with
several other friends, owns an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
On Classical Side

Another album is being offered
by Columbia with four 12-inch
records. The numbers are all
from SHOW Boat" and feature
Old MAN RIVER. sting by
Paul Robson; SHOW BOAT;
BILL" and CANT HELP
LOVIN' DAT MAN" with vocals
by Helen Morgan; YOU ARE
LOVE" and 'MAKE-BELIEVE," =
sung by James Melton and
WHY DO I LOVE YOU? fea-
turing Countess Albani and
Frank Mum and SHOW BOAT
FINALE" with chorus. The
music is furnished by Victor
Young and his orchestra.
Bobby Byrne and his orches-
ira give out with TWO
HEARTS THAT PASS IN THE
NIGHT and THESE THINGS
YOU LEFT Me" on their latest
Decca platter.
CLASSICAL CONSIDERA-
TIONS-Columbia is going all
out for Leopold Stokowski and
the All-American Youth Or
chestra. which, incidentally, will
pay Detroit its first visit next
Thursday az the Coliseum. play
ing a concert for the benefit OF
the Detroit Symphony.
Latest featured releases by
this fine group include a fine
performance Of the Beethoven
Fifth Symphony which will also
be played here. and n magnif-
icent reading of the Brahms
Fourth, soon TO be released.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Powell Gets Laughs

love Crazy" at the Michigan
Il dealing out laughs enough TO
last for a week. Not only is the
spectacle OF William - Powell
dressed as q ts0aTaseT Sss 1,.ifssl4y-
the customers in stitches, but
those really mad scenes in the
sanitarium TO which he is con-
fined offers unlimited oppor-
tunity for roaring. Y
Although we're always the
fall guy for a screwball story
and a gent who has slipped his
cable. we got the biggest kick
out OF the so-called alienistS,
psychiatrists and mental special
lists who haunt this particular
sequence. They're wackier than
the nuts themselves.
Incidentally, it's Powell's pic
ture. Miss 10y being sort of
relegated 10 the pretty M-G-M
backgrounds.
At practically all your favorite
second runs, the Broadway Cap
itol, the Uptown, the Riviera,
Fisher. Cinderella and Royal
theaters, you will find the
Charlie Chaplin comedy, The
Great Dictator" Just in case
you missed IL the first time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

IT'S just too Swede for words
= and that's probably why II
sounds like double-talk, we mean
those new Scandinavian novelty
waxings like THE HUT-SUT
SONG" Bluebird has just re-
leased two versions of the ditty.
one by Freddy Martin with
THE KARLSTAD BALL" on
the reverse while the other is
offered by the King Sisters and
on the fiipover they feature
"MIISIC' MAKERS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

ice cream store in Santa Mon
lea boulevard and Binnie Barnes.
with her several apartment
building, is riding high on the
good investment wave.
Alan Jones and Robert Young
are joint owners OF a riding
stable that has proved a lot of
fun for both Of them. George
Raft is part owner of one of the
swankiest tailoring shops on the
strip.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Stars Selling Onions, Dishing Out Ice Cream

Charles Ray, who invested his
entire fortune in producing and
acting, discovered this fact TO
his sorrow.
So now comes the question OF
what TO do with their capital.
Some actors have found sue
cessful outlets, some have failed
in their efforts and others have
gotten out wiser and sadder
Thespians.
Alice Faye's recent adventure
in the restaurant business
proved an unhappy one. On the
other hand, Bing Crosby, with
the Crosby enterprises, is one Of
the most successful business
men on the coast. With his
Crosby Music Publishing Cor
poration, his race track and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Events
AT Music Institute

THE DETROIT INSTITUTE
OF MUSICAL ART announces
the following events for the
coming week:
Monday at S:15 p. m. Marga-
fret Mannebach will present
Rosalie Randall and Daniel
Ellsberg In a joint piano recital.
Tuesday at Sis p. m. DR..
Francis L. York will present
Miss Valborg Bruland in her
piano graduation recital, assisted
by June Van deWalker at Sec
ond piano. Both recitals will
be given at the Detroit Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs.
On Wednesday evening Archi-
bald G. Jackson will present G.
Standish Murphy, tenor, in
graduation recital, assisted by
Ruth Schonshek, piano, and
Helen Fairchild, accompanist, at
the Church of Our Father.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

HOLLYWOOD, May "a


CHOPPING NEWS; George
- Brent is selling onions very
reasonably this week Roy
Rogers is having a special in
cowboy kerchiefs Susan Hay
ward Is being over-generous with
her Ice cream scoops during the
hot spell.
Yes, these are the latest
market reports on the business
activities Of the stars; the men
and women who must find some
investment for that part Of their
preshrunk bank roll that doesn't
60 10 Uncle Sammy.
Most busin ess men, and
women, too. for that matter, are
given the privilege of reinvest-
ing their profits in their own
businesses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
They Can't Do This

Shop keepers. factory heads.
owners of small businesses, ex-
pand and grow by reinvestment
in their own industries. This is
a privilege that doesn't work out
for the stars, for the production
of motion pictures is a business
that demands not only special
talents but constant and un-
divided concentration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Leigh Never LoveIier

The ideal. screen lovers. Vivien
Leigh and Laurence Olivier are
giving out with the romance at
the Palms-State where That
Hamilton Woman" moved this
week following its successful
seven days at the Michigan.
Leigh has never looked love-
Her, even as Scarlet, than she
does as the famous Lady Emma
Hamilton whose romance with
Lord Nelson kept the British
navy rocking like a rough sea.