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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-08
PREMIERE

' ES1TeAAAsAsS
 WATR RFutuaIs new defense show, "Keep 'Em Rolling" k scheduled tO hit the alrwaves to- morrow Kght at iO:3O, with cast includlng Clifton Fadlman, Ethei Norman, Maurice Evans ana Morton Gould's orchestra. This week Q press agent in search of a story asked Arthur Kurlan, producer of the broadcast for Q general outline os his plans. KuF" ian replied by giving the news man . list of features which are considered standard for defense Shows, but which "Keep Elm KgH' ing" will not have.
 iIl Raymond Massey In . scene from @Abe Lincoln In Illinois"
 (2l Charles LaughtOn reading LlncOln's Gettysburg Address.
 (3) Lucy Monroe singing tns "star spangled Banner"
 (4D Burgess Meredith as . typi' eal young American just filling in for the night as master Of cere- monies.
 iy singers or actors making Sueeches about national defense; or defense officials singing or acs'
 Ie) Guests beginning their re. maFifs with "Tn this time when clouds are gathering on the noF'-
 (7, An album of American mu" vsc Suit around "GOd Bless Amer
 FurEhermOre. Mfr. KuFlan claims W vem think he can't pFpduce 2 dafanss shOw without aM tnese old ssand-byS --you are psOD@O'' Figtsss
 OUT IN FRONT .,..... o
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-08
LIVES THRoUCH MASSACRE

Byron Barr is the only actor who doesn't die in the massacre scene of "They Died With Theif Boots On" The script spared him --he was sent back to headquarters the night before.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-08
WATR PROGRAMS 1920 Kilocycles

12:Oo-Walter Kldder's Concert i2;i5-Melodlc Moments i2:3O-News l2:45-Let's Dance 1:00-Yankeo News 1;I5--Matinee Melodies i:SO--Zara's Marimba Melodies i;4B-Yale-c Cornell Football game 4,30~--ItS Dance Time 5;00--C'oncert Miniatures 5:30-20th Century Serenade S:00-Concert Miniatures 5:30-20th Century Serenade 6;OO-Yankee News 6:i6-New Tune Time 6:4b-Football Score Contest 7;00-Designed for Dancing 7:30-Mayor Seully and Natl
 Commander of It.-Am. Vets 7:4b-lnside of sports; Jack
 Stevens s:00--Soldier's QuIz S;30-Hawail Call: News 9:00-Theater of the Air
 Fortune Teller" 10 0:00-Cedric Foster, Commentator l0:t6-Spotllgh Bands i0:45--Don Bovny, songs li:00--Yankee News l1:lb-1nterlude; Weather li:30-Cnlifornla Melodies ToMoRRow
 
 s:O0-Dudley Radio Carollers S:30--Weathcr S:4b-Yankee News 9:00--ffchoes of Calvary 9:30--ZembruskPs Polish Program 10:00-Muslcal Album i0:2b-News i0;30-Flrst Baptist Church Service li:30-Mutuars Radio Chapel i2:00-Yankeo News is:i5-Fun With Music l2:30-Derwln's Sports Page l2:l6--Gems of Melody 1:00-Itallan Melodies i:30-Lithuanlan Chamber of Com. 2:00-Chlldren' Chapel 2:l5--Hollywood Whispers"-Geo.
 Fisher 2;sO-This Is Fort Dix 3:00-Mrs. BRrden Hartman, talk 3.ib-Ted Weems' orch. 3:30--Walt Disney Song Parade 3:45-To Bo Announced 4;00-playlng The Favorites 4:30-Dance and Romance b:00-I Hear America Singing b;a0-YounR Peoples Church e:00-Douhlc or Nothing 8:30-Yankee News 7:00-Symphonle Strings 1:30--Phono Your Answer 7:4b-Danclng Discs , s:00-Amerlean Forum of the Ar.
 Are the United states s:45-InVltatlon to Waltz 9:00-Old Fashioned Revival Hour l0;00--Claude Thornhills Orch. iO:30--Keep 'om Rolllny"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-08
ROAMING TFIE AIR WAVES
Dial Doirags
By JIM PARKER

Sports" program Is Q regular WATR feature, will make the seeason's first All-American football predictions on tonight's broadcast at T:45. Stevens will base his predictions on wired reports from his sports tipsters- scouts, local newspapermen, team managers, amateur and professional enthusiasks-in 75 of the cities where his broadcasts are heard.
 LOOKING AHEAD
 Next weeks lineup on WATR's Spotlight Bands" show includes Harry James, Jan Savltt, Jimmie Lunceford and Benny Goodman. Tuesdays program will be omitted because of the full hour Red Cross Call broadcast to be carried by an nets from 10 to n. .WATR carries an interview with Kay Kyser on Monday afternoon at {. Kay, whose band keeps a Boston date next week, will be qulxzed by the Colonial Networks Ruth Mess. Selections from ''Lulla- bye Land" will highlight Sundays ''Disney Song Parade" via WATR at 3:3O. WATR MutuaPs Double or Nothing" moves to Mutual Theater Number One to- morrow night for the six o'clock broadcast. On hand to assist will
 be Hildegarde, Florence McGee and 15O Marines .Dr. Sigmund Spaeth's "Fun With Music" brOad- cast over WATR tomorrow at 12;16 will Dc devoted to wind in- aArtrmnNFats
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-08

Humphrey Bogart's birthday is on Christmas day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-08

OUT IN FRONT .,...,A. o,
 Jack Stevens, whoSe Ansloe v
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Reel Witness
Teacher Shows Mouies
of Bandoged Face

Movies of her bandaged face
were shown by Miss Lucille s.
Topper, 40, of 1875 Oakman boule-
ward, teacher in the Smith Inter-
mediate School, to jury in Cir
cult Judge George B. Murphy s
court 10 bolster her contention
that she was beaten by her land
lord. Clifford w. Miller. of the
same address. Miss Topper claims
$4,000 in damages.
After the movies, taken in a
doctors office, were shown. Miss
Topper testified that Miller had
beaten her Oct. 8. 1899 after an
argument over a rent receipt, and
had broken her glasses and cut
her right eye and face.
Miller's wife testified that Miss
Topper was a chronic complainer"
and that Miller had asked her 10
move, but she had refused to do
so. The Millers contend Miss Tep-
per injured herself in fall down
the stairs of the two-family house.
The case was adjourned until
$50 a. m. Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Waited
By Wife Killer

SAGINAW, March %. Testi-
mony was to be taken today Ia
determine the degree of murder
for which Paul Grubb. 40-year-old
foundry worker, shall be sentenced
after his confession that he killed
his wife with shotgun on a down
town street.
Grubb pleaded guilty less than
20 hours after killing his divorced
wife, Marie, 81. Taken from a train
bound for Chicago. Grub told
officers:
II still loved her and I guess
jealousy caused me to do IT,"
His 2l-year-old son. William
who drove his father to Flint after
the shooting. where he took the
train. said his father sang on the
way and told him:
II killed her and I haven't
been so happy since we were
separated"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Bank Bandits Held
Caught Within IS Hours Cashier Foiis Holdup
by Grabbing Gun; Trapped by Stolen Auto

Federal agents today held two
Detroit youths accused as bank
bandits routed by +. V. McCabe,
cashier Of the Citizens State
Bank and ono of the lis residents
of Emmett, Micn.
The accused are Fletcher Cash.
Is. of 1899 East jefferson avenue.
and Anthony Gianotti. %, of $3.50
Holcomh avenue. Only Is hours
after the attempted holdup. they
were arrested and had confessed,
police said.
Cash and Gianotti admitted. po-
lice said. that Cash. former farm
boy. near Emmett. entered the
directors room of the bank and
pointed shotgun AT c. |. Colby,
a bank examiner working there.
McCabe grabbed the weapon and
diverted a shot which missed
Colby by inches.
AS McCabe wrestled with the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Money Order Fraud
Pinned on Merchant

Sam Maimes. AZ. OF ISIS
Northlawn avenue. today faced a
possible sentence OF $4,000 fine
and 10 years in Jail for telling
postal officials he never received
a $50 money order which was de-
livered to his upholstery store.
1t was testified at his trial in
Federal Court. in which he was
convicted. that he reported the
money order missing and then
learned it had been taken by a
helper in the shop. The helper
agreed 10 repay him. but he con-
tinucd TO press his claim against
the government and collected, it
was said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22

bandit. Miss Margaret Gleason.
assistant cashier, sounded the bank
alarm. A resident recognized Cash
as nc fed from the bank and OBJ
tanned the license number of a
Detroit car stolen for the holdup
and reported il TO police.
Cash was arrested at the farm
home of his uncle. Fred Pratt,
near Memphis, who turned him
over to Port Huron deputies. Gia-
motif was arrested in Detroit by
Sergts. Lester Chorpening and
Richard Downey of Detroit holdup
squad. who were waiting at Ga
motifs home
Because the bank is under fed
eral jurisdiction. both have been
surrendered to the Department NJ
Justice.
A few hours after the hold-up
McCabe and his wife came TO De-
troit for a theater and dinner
party.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Lutherans Will Hold
Confirmation Rally

Young people and their parents
from 20 United Lutheran congre-
cations Will gather in Christ Lu-
theran Church. Philadelphia and
Third avenues al 400 p. m. Sun
day for their first annual con-
firmation rally.
Following a custom observed by
the Lutheran Churches throughout
the nation the United Lutheran
Pastors Association Of Greater
Detroit arc lnauguratinc this rally
for the 200 youths 10 be confirmed
on Palm Sunday and Pentecost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
High Finance
Seal Skins We're Bargain,
but Not Rabbits

Joe Stein, 81. Of Chicago. faces
examination next Friday on a
charge of helping TO sell $3.50
worth of rabbit skin for $3.50 as
genuine Alaskan baby seal"
John Cizmas. a grocer of 1923
Lawndale avenue. charged that
Stein and another man who is
sought flccced him of the $3.50
recently by selling him 80 baby
seal" skins for SIS each. about
half the market price on real seal
skins.
The market price on such rabbit
skins is actually about 25 cents,
II was testified al STEMS arraign-
ment yesterday before Recorders
Judge w Mckay Skillman. lie
was freed on $1,000 bond.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Closed Shop Signed
By Restaurant Chain

A closed shop agreement has
been reached between the manage
ment Of the Brennan. Fitzgerald
Il Sinks restaurant chain and $50
employees which calls for blanket
wage increases totaling S17.2SO
annually. II was announced today
by the two AL unions negotiat-
ing the agreement.
The settlement ends a contro-
versy which existed for three and
a half years and AT one time broke
out into series of coffee"
strikes al the time of the sit
down wave in 1887. the union said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Army Filler Killed,
Another MISSING

BALBOA, Canal Zone. March
22.-tINS)-One United States
Army aviator was dead today and
another missing as the result of
flying mishaps in the Canal Zone.
Second Lieut.. Albert c. Skog. 25,
of Duquesne. Pa. was killed when
two planes collided in the air. Maj.
Russell F.. Randall, flying a pursuit
plane on secret mission over
jungle country near Chepo. failed
to return and several planes
searched the jungles in vain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Officer in Hospital
After Auto Crash

Patrolman William Richardson.
81. of 1892 Patton avenue. is in
Highland Park General Hospital
today for observation after he suf-
fered a heart attack while driving
his car and struck another car
head-on. The accident occurred at
Hamilton avenue and West Nc
Nichols road. Three officers riding
with Richardson and two persons
in the other car were slightly in
jured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Housekeeping Rooms

ASHLAND. s4s-Front two rooms dinet,e
water. sink. everything furnished; reason
able
CASS 5s57-Room kitchenette inner
spring. first floor; $3.50. adults good
transportation.
FORT. WEST. 6247 tnesr LivernoisI One
room with kitchen privileges: also one
light Housekeeping; steam. phone. etc.
HARMON 1Os-Room. kitchen privileges
81 for middle lady, Apartment ?
MCCLELLAN, l7i4 between Jefferson
kerchevalJ-Large front room: transpor-
tation. LEnox 1912.
VAN DYKE. 4541, rear Forest - Two
rooms; automatic heat.
WEST FOREST. SO tof WoodwardD-First
floor, large front kitchenette: everything
furnished: $50. $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Obituaries
Lindsay E. Johnson
Funeral Rites Mond a y
for Veteran Attorney

Funeral services will he held
Monday for Lindsay f. johnson,
81. of 6446 Hazlett avenue. a De-
troit attorney for the last 81
years, who died in Shurly Hos
pital after a three-year illness.
Burial will be in Woodmere
Cemetery after services at l p. m.
at the Webster Funeral Home,
307 Frederick street.
Mr.. johnson was born in Green
vile, Miss. He was educated at
Knoxville College and the Uni
versity of Michigan.
Surviving are four sons, Lindsay
+. Jr., Jacob, Cato and Harold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
State May Dismiss
Charge on Sofferin

Charges that Sammy Sofferin
a 17-year-old girl as Gig
aret girl in his Wonder Bar on
Washington boulevard will be dis
by State Liquor Commits
sioner James d. Dotsch unless the
Detroit police produce the girls
birth certificate in a week. it APP
peared today. The girl. Betty Ann
Ludwig. was born in California.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Deatb Rotlres

Is. Attorney Lindsay
F.. aged 81 husband of the late Elena
father of four sons Funerol services
Monday. p. m, Webster's Funeral Home.
307 Frederick.
Anita Crosse Pointe Woods wife of the
late Jesse Parker dear mother of Howard.
Remains at A. II. Peters Funeral Home.
l2057 Gratiot until 900 p. m. Sunday.
lnterment. Anderson. Indiana
20. 1871, Jean Eliza
beth Daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Carl J..
s pitzley. sister of Richard NJ. and Carl J..
Spitzley Jr., niece of Roy L. OF Detroit
and Bertrand c. Spitzley Of Vero Beach.
Fla. Service at chapel of the William r..
Hamilton Company, Cass avenue at Alex
andrine Saturday at 800 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
FB| School Grads
Confer With BuQas

A conference among Is gradu-
ates of the FBI national police
academy will be held today in the
Federal Building, with John S.
Bugas. local FBI head. in charge.
Included in the Is will be James
Berg. Detroit patrolman and son
of Supt. Louis L. Berg; Lieut..
Claude Broom. head of the Detroit
police training school. and Sergt.
o. II. Knox of the Michigan state
police.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted to;
Raymond Franklin from Helen.
Aree Duncan from Joseph.
Juliette .Horney from Edward.
Lewis Chewing from Thelma.
Irma White from Horace.
Clara l.. Warner from Robert D.
Lydia Fry from Joseph o.
Edna Allen from Wilbert.
Cornelia Elliot from Bert
Eunice Gourley from Thomas.
Charles Buckenberger from Mary.
Favorite Hempel from william.
Cecil Netroli from Germsno.
Harry Miller from Harriet.
Alberta Umbenhower from Kenneth.
Milton Chsppelle from Lilly A.
Helen Dorr from John T.
Dorothy Patke from George.
Myrtelle Hannah from william.
Clara Waskowi,Z from Otto.
Rhee Colley from James.
Pari Lee BrIen from Neal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Lost and Found

BILLFOLD, containing $3.50: needed
badly: (vernor. Woodmere. Dix road.
Reward Vinewood 19232.
COAT LOST-Lady's black caracul. from
car, March is; liberal reward. Cadillac
g77q
LOST - Brown springer spa MEL answers
name Tip; reward. 5s74 Fisher.
RED chow: white mark left side: Febru-
ary I6: reward Temple l-5372.
WHITE ENGLISH SETTER-Black spots,
ears, Lakewood Essex. Reward. Lenox
5545.
WRIsTwATCH LOsT-sausre platinum
diamond: Saturday, March Is; reward.
Hocarth 57ee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Sedwdy's Defeat
Forecast Despite
Roosevelt Plea
BY ROBERT A. McGIII.
IBt't News Service stan Correspondent


WASHINGTON. March D. 900
Congressional administration lead
ers admitted privately today that
President RooSevclt's request for
approval of the Great Laht st
Lawrence River waterway and
power project faces stiff opposi-
ton.
Most of the opposition they
said, is based on the contention
that the S266.l70000 projects IS
impractical. that il will harm some
sections OF the country. and thai
the United States will end up
paying most of the cost. regard
less of the cooperative agreement
with Canada.
Although the congressional
leaders were confident that differ
ences can be ironed out. and ap-
proval eventually given. there were
indications that the battle Will
resemble that of seven years ago
when the Senate refused 10 ratify
the ST. Lawrence treaty by two
thirds ma joriiy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Personals

7 CTSOUokS
ALICE SNYDER. astrologer, BIAS Second
Boulevard Apartment s. Phone TER
RACE 2-s3f4.
AMAZING Il. M" As,rologist! Whom
you've heard over radio; consultation
your home or mine. Appointments. 1878
Gilchrist. Vermont 5-4432.
ANNoUNCEMENT-Ra Tea Room,
formerly i440 Broadway. now located at
10 John r.. near Farmer, Home cooked
dinners. Entertainers. Professor
RAJAH. ELINoR. LoRRAIN, MILDRED.
AsTRoLoGER owENHALL = Interviews.
horoscopes; % years experience. 20s
Hancock. East. Temple I-4l10.
ARTHRIrIs. Neuri,is. Chronic Rheuma-
tism successfully treated with herbs
Mary Adams. si4 F. Genesee. Saginaw.
ABUNDANT HEALTH through electro
therapy Calwood Health Salon. l0337
Woodward. Townsend 5-s567.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY c. ROSS
Horoscope. Delineation. Appointments.
Trinity l-03it.
AsTRoLoGER Miss Lena Manning;
Medium. Fitzroy 1912.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. years experience;
you will be satisfied; appointments.
Townsend $1,000.
AsTRoLoGE Frs MARCO, Florazell. Iris
Tea Gardens. $3.50 Grand River tup-
stairs. Tyler 5000.
WORLDS FAIR. Radio 80 Peterboro.
Cherry 6s44.
AsTRoLoGIsT-Mrs. Lowell well known
in Detroit. Daily Appointments. Lafa-
yette 1924.
AsTRoLoGER = Evsngellne Berry, 114o
Hubbard. near East Jefferson. LEnox
1851. $l.OO-
AT BILL CRAFTS GRILL-As,rooger Es-
telie. Noon luncheon. l2t John X.
Downstairs.
BODY CULTURE sTUDIo-special: Mon
day. Tuesday. Wednesday, 81 treatment.
2ei0 West Grand Boulevard.
HAIR REMOVED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sis. 81 Hour. Antoinette Aust. 1908
Lakewood. LEnox s032.
GALL KLENZ" ends liver. gall bladder.
stomach. gas gladstone attacks; prevents
operations. l410 Burlngame. Townsend
TITO.
/ WILL NOT he responsible for any debts
contracted by my wife. Winifred BARLEY.
Signed, William BARLEY, 22327 Nine-Miie
road.
MARIE scHELL. 22is Ashland-weight
reduction. rheumatism, neuritis. Tele-
phone tfsuUx 1894
NOT responsible for debts contracted by
my wife. Eleanor, after this GATE
Isiah Easion talso Eduardo Jacksonp.'
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful office treatment while WORKING:
Doctor De swart Rectal Clinic. 5005 Cas-
avenue. Temple 1-2i2i.
PROF. ELTON. ANTHOLOGY
Consultations daily. 10 to 5; Tuesdays and
Fridays till q Closed Sunday. 3f1s John
r, between Erskine and Eliot. Special 81.
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE Church Of
Christ. Appointments daily 1860 West
Grand boulevard. Tyler 6-7333.
REVEREND TRAEB-Holy Trinity Church
(sunday 1901. 1917 Michigan. Appoint
ments daily. lafayette 07s6.
RUPTURE successfully treated as you
work; safer. surer results.
McvoY RUPTURE CLINIC
1885 THIRD AVE TO. s-72s5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22

Gen. Hugh 8. job n.
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Male Help Wanted
DRIVERS WANTED

Good money making opportunity during
his Spring driving Checker cabs. An out
door job driving a pleasure car. Healthy
and profitable. Must be over IL. Apply
after m Apply 2l2s Trumbnll-
FARM HELP wanted; couple or middle
aged man light work 2e10 CLIFFORD
WANTFD-Draftsman, experienced. Apply
Newcomb David Co, 57tl Russell
YOUNG MEN WANTeD-Rapid
expansion Of The worlds largest
tree sevicino organization is
creating immediate openings
for men between 10 and IL
years OF age. Must be single
and free 70 travel. Only Clean
cut Americans in good physioo
condition with reasonable
proctico education are wanted
Write for employees application
blank 10 Dovey Tree Expert
Company, 5S3 City Bank Build.
ina. Kent, Ohio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
DEFEAT PREDICTED

Representative Better tD) Of
New York predicted defeat Of the
project after a private canvass Of
House sentiment.
almost all members from
New York are opposed to it,"
he said. Representatives of
Mississippi Valley states. who
fear that the Mississippi water
way would be destroyed by
diversion of business, are OPP
posed. The Louisiana. Alabama
and Virginia delegations are
opposed"
On the other hand. Chairman
Mansfield Cd of Texas, of the
rivers and harbors committee. pre-
dicted:
II believe the House will sp-
prove the project"
Representative Dondero tR) OF
Michigan said;
We certainly shall make a
fight for IT,"
Necessity of the project for ma
tional defense was emphasized
on the Senate side by Senator
Norris tIR) of Nebraska. Pointing
out that President Roosevelt asked
for the project in the name of de-
Tense. Norris said III is more nec-
essary now than ever before"
POWER BENEFITS
Norris declared that the power
development program of the prof.
ect would be beneficial 10 both
the United States and Canada over
a long period of time"
He said also that the waterway
would have the effect of moving
the Atlantic Ocean westward to
the Mississippi River" and be OF
great benefit 10 shipping.
Senate and House adminiStra-
ton leaders hoped to placate op.
position to the program by
dividing the enacting legislation in
two parts. Ii was planned to send
the agreement" signed at Ottawa
on, Wednesday. to the foreign reia-
tons committees of the Senate
and House. and the authorizations
through Senate and House COM
mittees having to do with rivers
and harbors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Dine and Dance

SUNNY SIDE INS-choice liquors. enter
tainment dancing. tFRED FORBES,
PROPRlEToRb. 4240 Grand River
TEXAS REsTAURANT-Genu Mexican
foods. Reasonable. Albert villa, proprie-
tor. 1910 Sixth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Dine and Dance

Oine and lance
ALPS CAFE LIquors, DELICIOUS
FOODS. entertainment. Johnny Cooper.
owner. 6s37 schaefer.
CLUB ALfCIA-Chicken dinner, SOC |:
entertainment, dancing nightly Cliquors).
s535 Mt Elliott.
COURVILLE CAFE-Complcte dinners.
lunches. Liquors, beers. 1880 Harper.
Niagara 027s.
EAGLE CAFE = Entertainment dancing,
weekends. Liquors. beers. finest foods.
1922 Fenkell.
ELITE Cocktail BarLLiquors. entertain
ment. dancing nightly. J. SCHNEIDER,
PROPRIETOR. 1871 Mack.
GAY HAVEN. sinment
dancing nightly; choice liquors, beers.
15t2f Warren.
JoHNsoN's GRIL;--Home cooking. COM
plete dinners, soc; homemade pastries
1917 Woodward
MOMO's Cocktsn Lounge-Cboics liquors,
cocktails. beers; entertainment nightly.
1918 Second.
PARADISE CLUB-(Phi Reese. Pro-
prietorl. Cocktail Hour sundays. Dane
ing 1888 st. Antoine.
PLAYDIUM BAR-cholce liquors tadjoin-
ing bowling; twenty A. p. c. alleys.
s9i7 Jos. Campsu
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