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Evening star., 1941-02-27
St. John S Five Yields
To Drive at Finish
By Woodberry
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WOODBERRY FOREST, Va, Feb.
27-A last-period rally by Woodberry
Forest after a battle in which the
lead changed hands IA times, netted
Evening star., 1941-02-27

Totals II 80 Totals IS "a
Haf-time score - Washington. 26
Catholic u Is.
Free throws missed-Samele, Stevens,
Setter, Yerkes 80 Glide Schropt ~,
StyneS, DAILY a.. Mulvihin (2)
Oficials-Messrs Kaufman and Artigani.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02

bank sises1 en- TIE schedules attached -
- modo part OF the applicatiun iog
cd nan q any sdditSonal ,ssssts Of the
bank substituted or to b subseisused
% fAae he may b authorized and
dirscts1 - execute ell notes. pasdeos.
asgeements. deeas. couveyanees. deeds Of
tyuSl. mogtoAeors or othsr le0al docu-
msats sDQuirsd ~ Reconstrssetton ~
nance Cosperatton oe deemed Necessarily
o. psopsr b. either your petiticnsf ~
Recons(rSaction Finance Corporation Or
tn purposs Of effscting sad loan. snd
for IL purpose Of complying with Al
the terms. conditions. and reouiremea1s
Of saiA Reconstruction Finance Cogpors-
ton preliminary TO the making q sid
loan. and for the closing Of the same. and
TO do everything deemed BY your pett-
tionee 20 Be necessary for the purpose Of
making said loan:
lc) Inst he be authorized to execute
to the Raeonstruction Finance Corpora
tion promissory note payable to the Re
construction Finance Corporation. or or
der. IN the form Of exhibit sttached 10
the application for said loan, said note
to be given a the prime oblisatton Of
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02

the useeivsr In such amount q may -
a6vonoo4 % or on behalf Of sid H.
ceiveg b. said Reconstructton Finance
ccrpcs sttoa under the sppltssttoa soe
td) Thst Immediately upon TIE con-
pletiun Of the making Of said loan. ~
may b authorized and directed 70 forth
With report to the court The amount
available for dividends 70 ths ezo1itoes
and claimants Of said bank, and e6tain
authority from said court ior ths pay
ment Of said dividend. and Inst b. ne
order Of the court your petittonss -
reQu1rod 70 hold the net funds % resolved
from satd loan. together with sny e<hss
fands available. exclusively fee To -pay.
ment q such dividends 10 al crsdAtegs
and al depository. both savings and co0-
merc1al. Of said bank;
te) That the order of the court horsto-
fore made In this cause on the llth day
a July. 1889. authorizing him 70 COM
ingle The savinss and commercial aess>s
end Liabilities Of the said Citisene oov-
inQ Bank. b confirmed end rot1ele1.
~ That his acts and doinop IN and
about the operation Of said recoivoruhtp.
the settling and compromising AZ Chains.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02

and al othsr sets and doines Of Tie H.
eelves n and about ths operation Of sid
!seeovesship. b satifssd and confirmed
b. TIL court:
90 INST On ~ 6lhg q this petition
q oSdae b duly sntGred by this court
fixing ~ date Of hsastng On this petition
end setting forth = aid order the gem
eral puspoos Of thls petition. the date and
placs e hsasing tHassof. and rsQuirias
81 pesseas whQ nay have claims egatnst
To Citizens tavin0 Bank Of Mount
Clemens. Michigan, and al dspositors.
stoekholdsrs. and other perssas who may
b tntereeeed. - chow 'oause why. the
pssyer - this psettioa should not Be
granted apd further providing In said
order that notice Of such hearing be
givsn By service Of copy Of said order
BY mailing The same to each Of the stock
holders. claimants o. dspostt0rs Of said
hank known 10 petitioner, who have
claims Of tha amount Of five dollars or
more. q the last known sddress Of said
persons. % 10 shown By the records Of
The bank, and sate notice n, be mailed
st least fifteen tlSl days prior to she
date Of said hearing. and by publishing
the same In the Mount Clemens Daily
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02

1900 - - =: ~
ieast oncs IA 60 80 - ~ Wo4oo
prtor = Ne d.te - 60 as1ae:
and further authostzu1o1o - d6sooe1oa
Of this court - may ~ ~ oeuRs -
deemed neesasary - psep9 = -
On mott. q M..s.ss : nsees.sy,
sstornsys Sps SID Heenevog - pgelo3eaes.
II n ordersd. ThoG - pol3tioa -
heard y spsn court ea - ia day q
May. lS4i. ct the court roe9 - the NM
floor Of ths court houss - ~ City -
Mount c,smen:. q nAns 49, z ~
forenoon Of said day. o. - eDoa thers-
after a counsel can - h6ord. and thas
at the opening Of court a Inst day Oh
Stockholders. creditors. (oopoeltors. s9d
other psrsons having peooef Interest IN
the subject matter. show eps,se why the
prayer AZ md petition sAeuSd NOT b
granted.
II IS furthsr ordered. Inst nottcs Of the
filing Of said petition and q said heortng
be given by said b. A. Kalahsr. Receiver.
by mailing = copy Of this order 10 each
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02

STATE or MICHIGAN
IN THR CIRCUIT COURT FOR fM1
COUNTY OF MACO14D IN CuANCR8Y
Jeses W. Alvsrsoa and Matte =. Alvsr-
son, plaintiffs.
Hiram Calkins. Moses rarr, Moses
ysrreAd. Jehn q Cole. william Bets.
Jonah nixon. John q. Cols, John I
cois and Trsdsriek 8. Eisnnan. their I'M
known heiSs devissss. lssAtsss and -
; oRpR 'i FoR ApprARANcx
At . seenton Of said Court held at the
Court House IN the City Of Mount Glenn
ens. On The On Day Of April, A. p.
PRESENT: Hon. James Z spisr. Cir
4 ssSsakans !. u. ..sl:s.etiea q u.
are necessary. md peopse part1se - the
above entitled essase. anA Il further sp-
psesins - ~ Court that Hiram Cslkins.
Moses Pan. Ao0ss rarrsnd, John 9.
Cole. Winian Detts. Jenah Hixon. John
c Sc ssA 81. oS.s ad s.1 sse ss.s
$50 le0eteos anA salens ars deeA -
thstr rssleencss unknown. q motion e
Luthar G. 0rooA, attorney 4or Hln1n-
ttffBs Il n ordered, that tlao appoar1nUo
Of ~ said dsesndants. their unknown
s s. : 81: es; 49,; x snd ts ss ::
from he dats Of TILE order. end n o.
Of tAolr appooronco q he appoor1nuo
u eny q Mem, thsy rospee4ivoly eou.s
their answer - aneWoeo - The BIN g
complaint n this cause % b lllod. ~
COPY thorool % b o rvod "a tho 81
torney for The plant16 within d&ton
days after SERVES a tlsem, o such e
them . eyYeaf Fssnectively. q tnsar
sat1 In - eesnpal1nt a1sd nottes o. this
srdes, end MT q lAla,nt thssof ~
ssi6 ban q sompiSlnt $ taken @ con-
fesDed 10 thosn. yh6 said dofendants,
t,e!r unknown hedss. dsviseoes. leOntees
4 3 ausshsr orSsr,d that N. plain
tiffs eesse . ogpT q this order to b
puhlished h ne Mount Clemens Mcni-
TOR within tWenty 0ays fto8 th1e data.
sas1 punltcattca - b soattnuel oAsrein
saes ssch week for 81 sssecs.ivs wits.
70 the above named ds6Sn1ants:
Notice y hsssey oven inst th1s suit
- 6reN0As - 9uise taele - IT, Sallswing
dGoRl6Od ln06 s11na1od Il tho Town
ship e Wa1Afngtou, County q l1acomb
and 0eats e 10eh1eon. tnJWft: ~
The oou1A tWenfy-eas aereo q ~
north tAlreZ asEeo g ~ - ene-han
q n Nssssxs1 o.scS q esessaa ~
Attom6y SR fl6lntikls,
Dusinass AAdrs0t
rifst Nstienal D1nk Budding.
RechsSesr. Michigan.
E ESne 81 Z: aosx
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Mailer .Ll1'.eej|ss'e
Standings

THURSDAYS RESULTS
Boston -, DETROIT ..
Cleveland -. Philadelphia 8
Warrington z. Chicago 0.
New York II, st. Louis 3.
FRIDAYS GAMES
Philadelphis 1t DETROIT.
Boston at Cleveland. :,
New York at Chicago.
Washington at st. Louis.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
Legal Notices

Augusta nssknaan-Eststs Cisins
Angus Z, 1oll
STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Probate
Court for the County OF Aacomh.
AZ . session Of said Court, held n TIE
Probate offics In the City OF M. elem
enc IN said County. on the Soth day q
April 4. p. loAl. =.
Present: Hon. Joseph v. Trombly,
Judge Of Probate.
In he Matter Of The Estate Of Aususta
HeckmAnn, Deceased.
II appearing TO the Court that the
time for presentation of the claims
against sid estate should be limited and
that time and place be appointed %
receive. examine and adjust al claims
and demands against said deceased By
and before said Court;
1t u Ordered, That creditors Of said
DECEASED are required to present their
claims 70 said Court at said Probate
Office On or before the eth day Of
August A. D. lotl. at ten o'clock n tie
forenoon. said time and place being here
BY appointed for thesexaminatiou ond ID
tustmGnt OF al claims and demands
against said deceased.
IL n Further Ordered, That public no.
tice thereof Be given by publication OF
. copy Of this order for three successive
weeks previous 70 said day Of hearing,
In the Daily Monitor. Z newSpaper
printed and circulated In said County.
JOSEPH v. TROMhLY.
Judge Of Probate
EL.EANORE WALENrOwICZ
Deputy Register Of Probate.
May 3-o-lo-MONITOR
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
VlTAlNs

VlTAMINs
FRASER srARTlN0 AND GROW.
ING NASH contains Ill NECESSARY
vitamins Tor STowth.
sUILT right MADE right. SOLD
right
FRASER MILLING CO.. INC.
Fraser Fast DETROIT
Rns. 70lS-J3 Hoe ollo
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02

CsnDsay win sela ~ publis sustisa-
redjo. sewing machine, bed spgtnG
and mattress. hosting stowe. Z wan
msshins. and all remaining articles usted
On STORAGE reosapt t1gsas1 - Arthur New
man 04ted DeeofAbsr 10. 1871. n ae-
public acts is1s No. - paes iss-.
said sale win take place at the Dubay's
City Transfer & Storage Co. warehouse,
located at Broadway and Market Streets.
Mount Clemens, Michigan. On July IL.
1871.
May 3-s-MOMroR
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
LEAGUE

THURSDAYS RESULTS
Cincinnati 2, Brooklyn 1 Ill
innings).
Pittsburgh IS, Philadelphia 2.
st. Louis 3, New York o.
Chicago at Boston, rain.
fridays GAMES
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati ut Boston.
Pittsburgh at New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
FOR
FAST GROWTH.
BIG BULLETS
Feed
Purino Groweno

get lots Of fall ssss-H you fssd your
birds . properly 60lanosd growing lesd
instead Of letting than O On . hit
and miss ration.
CONS In. get . supply Of Ppsins Grow.
ena-it's the proper 1oo9 70 follow
up purina Startena. We shave Pslrtna
0rowsna in stock and Win b happy
to serve you.
WHITE LKGHORN COCKERELS. Se.oo
per 100. All other chicks reasonably
priced. Complete hns Of electric and
OIL breeders.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02

I'm dsy 4 M. ~ IA!
True copy. t ~ \ = eAA.l ''X
EUMCE L. RON - = ~, 81 ~ ~
An. 81 nay goGl1J
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Movie-Oo-Round
By Louena Parsons
Continued from First Stage Page

Continued from First Stage Page,
Club drive were three English
men, Brian Aherne. Cary Grant
and Herbert Marshall.
In a speech. Brian said:
"All the English actors In
Hollywood are so grateful 10
America for what this country
has done for British relief that
they want to do everything pos
sible 10 help furnish entertain
ment for the boys i'm the camps
in the u. s. A. The drive started
June 8 to give the boys recrea-
ton and better service and we
English actors pledge ourselves
TO do whatever possible for the
lads I'm training"
The London office sent post
haste to Warmers 200 feet Of
Rudolf Hess voice, dubbed
from newsreels and speeches he
made before the war, TO be used
in Underground"
What interested me particu-
larly is 10 learn that Warmers
have Sound Library of 400
world famous voices. statesmen,
artists, kings. queens and cele-
brated commonerS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
New Chorus
In Flag
Day Concerto

TdE new National Choral So
u ciety OF 1000 voices will
present a Flag Day concert in
the Coliseum of the State Fair
Grounds next Saturday under
the auspices of the American
Red Cross. The chorus will be
accompanied by the Detroit
Institute Symphony, under tho
direction of William G.. King.
and the soloists will be Mar
gurite Kozen and George Nc
Leod.
The group was organized by
Or. Cyril f. Barker, who is tho
director, and Carl /. Flath, presi-
dent, and is made up of Detroit
singers of all creeds and nation
alities. 1t was organized and
rehearsed for this concert In
less than five weeks. It's pur-
pose is TO give Detroit large
chorus for its local affairs.
Tickets for this Flag Day pro-
gram may be purchased from
any Red Cross worker, the music
department OF j. l.. Huuson's or
at Grinnell'S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Lives Near Romero

Pat lives with her mother,
father and brother in Brent
wood Heights, just across the
way from Cesar Romero. Her
favorite diversion is painting,
but she admits ruefully that she
never completes a canvas.
She isn't strong on sports,
though she likes 10 ride horse
back and swims a little. She has
been threatening for a year 20
8 axe up tennis. but always finds
an excuse 10 postpone the first
lesson.
She is one of the few movie
glamour gals with long hair
in fact her 39-inch tresseS ere
the longest in Hollywood.
Her full name is Ursula Eileen
Augusta Patricia Fraser Mori-
son. A superstitious Irish nurse
insisted on naming her imme-
diately at birth and tagged her
Ursula. Later when she was
christened her father contrib
uted Eileen. Augusta was for
her godmother. and Fraser was
her uncle's name.
Nobody seems 10 know where
Patricia came from.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
DESIGNS Clothing

After one painfully brie (
walk-on part in Growing Pains
her stage career hit lull. So
she got a Job designing clothes
for Russek's on Fifth avenue
followed this by singing a
naughty French song in a
Greenwich Village revue put on
in an old stable :. hribed her.
way into the slscs by 2SsnkiSg
down 20 bucks for tickets =
was the only one in the cast OF
40 TO get favorable press notices.
Her next theatrical venture
was on the subway circuit" in
a comedy starring Lenore Uric.
1t was a flop.
A better opportunity came
along with Victoria Regina. -
When Helen Hayes understudy
left 70 get married. Pat, who
had been engaged TO understudy
a minor role, stepped into her
shoes
In six months never got a
chance 10 60 on, but the half
year wasn't wasted, for she
played the role in rehearsal and
sat through every performance
10 study the stars work.
And when the engagement
ended she went right into a
leading role in Two Bouquets
and thence TO Hollywood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Booeie Wooeie Fiend

Bradley and boogie woogie
nowadays are mentioned in the
same breath. His swift rise 10 the
top was due principally TO a
broad Interpretation of the booCie
woogie style, which was pri-
marily confined 10 piano play
ing. The Bradley outfit is known
for the introduction Of two Of
this seasons hottest tunes, Beat
Ne Daddy Eight TO the Bar
and SScrub Me Mama With a
Boogie Beat The arrangements
feature the drumming OF Ray
Mckinley, one Of the topnotCh
skinbeaters in the business.
Freddy Slack, Terry Allen and
that lovely-to-loOk-at songstreSS,
Lynn Gardner, are featured en-
teTtalners with the orchestra.
Eastwood Park offers roller
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Back 10 Chicago

Levant has just announced
some good news for his gang in
the form of a signed contract
that will take his orchestra back
10 the. Bismarck Hotel in Chi
cago some time IN October for
their ninth consecutive season
there. In July, they return to
Houston. which. is near the
home town, o. Lorraine DalN,
pretty girl ,NocaHSt,- with the
band.
It's Henry Busse and his
Shuttle Rhythm band far to-
days matinee jam session, which
lasts from 3 to 6 p. m. at Last
wood Gardens. Busse and his
boys will play for dancing each
evening through Thursday. Fri
day night will mark the arrival
Of VIII Bradley and his sensa-
tional young band, which Will
be the dance attraction at the
Gardens for that week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Outdoor DOings:
Bradley for Eastwood;
Beach Holds LeVant
BY WALTER STEVENSON

With maestro Phil Levant and
W his orchestra now in their
third week, dancers at Jefferson
Beach's ballroom have become
quite familiar with the sophls-
ucated arrangements of this
musical aggregation.
In addition to their dance
numbers, the Levant group Of
fers specialtieS which add a bit
of variety to the nightly dance
sessions. Chuck Fonda and
George Schumacher alternate
with romantic and ballad tunes,
while Red Field supplies comedy
relief.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
The Sporting Thing

Here and there in the world
of sports: In the way of col
legiate sport Northwestern
should take Chicago in their golf
match on Monday, while Cornell
should outscore Virginia by
about three runs in their base
ball game next Tuesday In
the Spring Maiden Steeplechase
race at Delaware Park Wednes-
day, we give you Strolling On
10 win, Search TO run second,
and Bold Stroke TO take the
show money The Harvard
Yale crew race takes place next
Saturday at New London and,
while it's not the event it was
when daddy was a boy. il still
~@la2sges 10 generate plenty of
eycltement, Harvard Should
WIN TINS year and don't say we
didn't tell you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Life With Father
Starts I'd, Week

CONTINUED from First Stage Page
run in Philadelphia and Boston
that they had to- get young
Dicky Feldman to play the baby.
"Dicky's a darling" Miss Gish
said, "but 1 certainly don't hope
1 feel as heartbroken about his
leaving as 1 did when Davie
had to go. 1t was actually like
losing one of your own. 1 cried
for days and really didn't see
how i could go on with some
one else sitting In Davies chair"
So you can see that the old
gag about lust being one big
happy family" actually holds
true in the case Of this stage
comDanV,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Boost for Bruce

Odds and ends in the enter
talnment world: Best-liked little
lady TO hit Hollywood in some
time is Carol Bruce, recently of
Broadway. Universal has big
plans for the Bruce lasSie who is
expected to achieve something
like stardom in her very first
picture, Il, James Lewis.
Next on her schedule is an
untitled opus with George Raft
and if she clicks in that one,
the world is hers. Incidentally.
10 show you how unusual she is.
she has been in Hollywood some
five weeks now and not once
has she been reported engaged
10 Franchot Tone!
Record l liked best this week
was "G'Bye, Now" and We're
in the Army Now" as played by
frankie Masters and his orches-
ira Milton Berle is telling a
very sad story about a Ubangi
savage who was a complete fail
IRE in life. Seems as though
the poor fellow couldn't keep a
stiff lower lip!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Westwood Changes

Westwood Gardens has changed
its initial policy of dancing on
week-ends only 10 a new policy
of nightly dancing, except Mon
days.
Lowry Clark and his orcheS-
ira, which opened the season at
Westwood, continue on the band
stand. Bobby Allen shares vocal
honorS with Patricia Donnelly,
Detroit girl who was the ma
tons No. ! beauty several years
ago..
The Hollywood Thrill Girls,
Jennie and Jean Teeter, will be
the outdoor free attraction at
Edgewater Park throughout the
coming week. The pair will per-
form their act at the top of a
150-foot steel rigging A difficult
double loop-the-loop and a thrill
ing slide for life will feature
the performance.
The current free aerial act is
:. presented fjy~Viofetea aIrd"RookS,
.wha,.do headsstands an4.head-
spins on swinging trapelc
nearly 100 feet I'm tfie air.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
School for Snobs'

For a time she attended a
private school in Tarrytown.
which she refers TO as Miss
Snifton's School for Snobs."
Says she became so unbearably
snooty after six months that her
parents yanked her out and sent
her TO Washington Irving High
TO absorb some ideas of democ-
racy.
She maiored in art and later
studied at the Metropolitan
Museum.
Herbert Brenon. close friend
OF the family, gave her the act
ing bug. Impressed by her
representations OF famous char
acters, he told her she should be
an actress. Pat promptly en-
rolled as a dramatic pupil under
Marta Oatman, at the same time
studying stagecraft and costume
designing for the theater.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Piano Recital

MATILDA EIDT will present
her class in a piano recital at
s p. m. Monday in the McGregor
Library Auditorium, 1924
Woodward avenue, Highland
Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Tent Blue Now

Even the big top is brightly
colored instead of the tradition
ally white canvas. This year it
is dark blue trimmed with gold
and spangled with stars.
The new color allows the same
lighting effects at the afternoon
performance as in the evening
for the three colorfully costumed
and deliberately staged spectacles
created by Sig. Rex de Rosselli,
Hollywood producer.
The menagerie has been re-
plenished until il now contains
collection of wild beasts from
every continent. Both the me-
nagerie and horse show may be
visited without extra charge be-
fore entering the big top.
The gates to the main tent
will be opened at and 7 p. M.
an hour in advance of each per-
Torrance, TO allow leisurely in
spection of the added attractions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Best Bets
From Films
To Mays
BY MARK HELLINGER

DANDOM notes about pictures
~ you're seeing: Nothing law
ish about "She Knew All the
Answers" and / have a notion
the critics aren't going TO praise
IT too generously. But Joan
Bennett, Franchot Tone and
John Hubbard are all good, the
laughs are frequent, and the
entertainment values are much
above average from start 10
finish. If Sou don't expect too
much. you'll have good time
at She Knew All the Answers.
immigrants Story
In the book world. a new
novel attempts to tell the story
of 80 years in the life OF a
Chinese immigrant 10 America
and does a swell JOB. 1t is
when the Living Strive by
Richard La Pierre. In his ac-
count of Lew Gan, the youngster
who landed at San Francisco In
1873 from the village of Lions
Jaws. the author covers thor
oughly the inner life of the great
West Coast Chinatown, its Ia
bors, its aspirations, its feuds
and problems. It's a readable.
fast paced fiction not TO be
missed.
One OF the most heart-warm-
ing books printed in long time
is Sally Benson's Junior Miss.
sketches of an entirely normal
(which makes her practically
unique in modern fiction) girl
child, preoccupied with growing
up in New York. Here is craft,
and wit, and sympathy in story
telling Also recommended:
A Yankee Doctor in Paradise"
by S. NJ. Lambert, a thoroughly
engrossing report by physician
Of his work among South Sea
ISLANDERS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Cole Circus
In Detroit
FOr2 Days

CIRCUS days are here again!
~ Early Sunday morning the
Cole Brothers Combined Circus
will roll into Detroit and start
putting up its many tents at
Livernois avenue and Oakman
boulevard. where the show will
remain Sunday and Monday.
Matinees will be held both days.
beginning at 2 p. m, and the
evening performances at 8.
This is the first Detroit ap-
pearance of this circus since
1888, and the show offers many
new acts and entertainers.
Among them are Dorothy
Herbert, one of the worlds most
daring horsewomen; Senior Juan
Lobo, Mexican cowboy; the
Reiffenach troupe of bareback
riders; the Nelson troupe; Miss
Lucy, equestrienne from Austria
liza, and the 10 Aerial Thrillers.
The sideshows offer many hui
man oddities and weird people
from far and near and feature
the American born Siamese
Twins, the Gibbs Sisters.