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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-14

hostesses viii be Mrs. Dixon and Mrs. Loren Durner.
 Thursday. February 20. the women of the Baptist church VIII sew on hospital work. It will be an aIl-dny meeting from 10:30 e. m. to z:3o D. m- A covered dish luncheon wfll be served at o'clock.
 The B. r. P. will meet ct the church next Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock and go to the First Meth odist church for the Youth Rally from to 6 o'clock.
 The Baptist Mir. and Mrs. Club will hold a Valentine party ct the Central Y tonight. Admission will be by couples only.
 The Baptist church will send c delegation to the Institute on the Church and Social Relations ct the Immanuel Congregational church in Hartford, February IT. The institute will be under the auspices of the Connecticut Council of Churches and Religious Education. There will be morning, afternoon and evening sessions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-14

pointed out. He recommended that an inventory be made in each plant, department by department, of ma- terials which are being used, or pro- duced as by-products. This respon- sibility should be delegated to some one with knowledge and authority to secure definite information about materials injurious to health, to ex- anime the processes in which they are used or evolved and to make sure that they are properly con- trolled.
 Adequate control may vary from the simple procedure of instituting proper housekeeping to the applica- tion of the best engineering skill, according to Doctor Gray. It may entail enclosure or segregation of the process, changes from dry to a wet process, provision of exhaust ventilation, substitution of less toxic materials, or the wearing of special protective equipment.
 In the event that it is difficult for the person making the survey to de- eide which materials in the plant are hazardous to health, this, in-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-14

cases of illness or accident. The needs of the defense program have set the wheels of industry whirring at prodigious speed. Doctor Gray said, but in this program of increas- ed production we must ever keep in mind that manpower is the most important element in its success. No matter how ingenious the machine, how advanced the process, the man. power that operates and controls them is the factor upon which their failure or success is dependent. The key to the conservation of man. power is protection.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-14
BAPTIST WOMEN
 HELP HOSPITAL
AII-Day Sewing Meeting Is Planned Feb. 20; VaIen-
 tine Party Tonight

The Women's Missionary and So- cial Union of the First Baptist church will meet next "wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock for the second study on Christian Missions in China" under the auspices of the Foreign Missions committee of which Mrs. A. E. Sault is chairman, assisted by Mrs. Percival E. Dixon, and Mrs. Milton Hotchkiss. The
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-14
'E.E. ". COMMITTEE
 COMPLETES PLANS

Final arrangements for the Wheeler r-Youne post, '. '. ", din- ner-dance slated for the Hopper Kettle Feb. 22 were completed last night at . committee meeting held at the home of Isfael Greenblatt, general chairman fo xthe affair.
 It was announced that prominent members of the order, state oficials, and others, vii be guests ct the Washington Holiday affair.
 Mrs. Greenblatt served c baffet supper to members of the committee, and Mir. Greenblatt announced that the final meeting of the committee would be held in the srmoEy next Thursday night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-14
SAME HORSE, SAME RIDER

When Richard Dix was shown the horse he was to ride in Paramount's "The Roundup" he thought it looked familiar. Investigation re- vealed htat the animal, now 13 years old, was the same one he rode 10 years ago in "Cimarron." Dix is starred in the Harry Sherman fea- ture with Preston Foster and Pa tricia Morrison.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-14

Control measures for safeguarding the health of industrial workers must be strengthened and main- tained if steady increase in pro- duction of defense materials is to be continued, Albert s. Gray, M.D., director of the Bureau of Occupa- tional Diseases said today in the regular weekly broadcast of the State Department of Health. Added health hazards may be expected from the necessary speed up of owrk and the use of new processes and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-14
Industrial Workers
 Health Chief Concern
Production for National Defense Depends Upon Well Being of Employees s-FuII- Time Nurses Suggested

substances. A competent mainten- ance crew to deal adequately with the problem is an essential part of the defense production program.
 Inventory Suggested
 New factories, re-designing of old ones, newer engineering and mech anical devices and the use of more efficient substances to speed up pro- duction for defense make it neces- sary that the health of the workers be protected so that these may be operated effectively, Doctor Gray
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-14

formation may be obtained from the Bureau of Occupational Dis eases of the State Department of Health. Doctor Gray explained that its technical staff of physicians, chemists. and engineers is constant ly doing this work in various plants in Connecticut. Assistance is also given in designing any control measures that may be necessary.
 Full Time Nurse
 Competent supervision for main taining the health of workers is as essential to meeting production schedules as is a skilled mainten- ance force for the mechanical equipment, stressed Doctor Gray. It is good business for factory em- ploying even as few as 200 workers to employ the services of a full-time registered nurse and part-time phy- sician who have knowledge of the effects of materials on the health of the workers, can aid in proper placement of individuals so import ant to'a high rate of production, in- stitute preventive measures and promptly and efficiently care for
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-14

T1ailand now has 3,eOO miles Of highways.
La gaceta., 1941-11-11
.CAIAlNES CONTRA HURA'
CANES

Gainesville, Nov. 11.-Derrota
dos el sabado por los bulldogs"
de Georgia y la especial habili-
dad de frankie Sinkwich, los
Caimanes empezaran hoy a prac
linear para ell partido del pr6xi
mo sabado por la noche, con los
Huracanes.
No podran particular en- la nue.
va batalla, segdn 81 coach Tom
Lieb, los d~iestros muchachos
Red Mack, que Sc lastim6 un
hombro; Bin Cowen, Ell full
back" y Percy Entzminger, e.
Quarterback" Cowen tiene las.
timado un hueso, en- un pie, J
Entzminger sufre Nde una posi-
bic conclusion en- ell craneo.
Jugaran contra ell Miami, poi
no haber 'danos
en- ell match con los Bulldogs,
Forest Ferguson, Nick Klutka
Peanut Null, Benny Lane, Chut
gy Ferrigno, Floyd Konetsky J
Bill Robinson.
La gaceta., 1941-11-11

Pablo, a quieh tanto 6xito y
ell encuentro con las damas POI
Gltimo, habian acabado por po.
ner de excelente humor, haci6n-
dole encogerse de hombros Guam
do pensaba en- ell circo disuelto,
fue epico por una vez en- su vi
da.
-Vpmos a devolver esta car
terra a su dueno-le dijo a Isl
dro, tan pronto Sc vieron los dos
en- la gran urbe que honraban
con su presencia.
Isidro puso cara de asombro.
7lQue ices?-pregunt6 sin
querer dar credito a 10 que aca-
ibaban de escuchar sus oidos.
-iQue ST, hombre; que va
mos a devolver esta cartera a su
dueno! iTd no sabes que la pro-
piedad Is sagrada, y que 10 mas
sagrado de la propiedad son los
papeles?
FL Chepa miro a So maestro
La gaceta., 1941-11-11

naron que no tiene debilidad en-
Ia columna vertegral, como al
guien habfa supuesto. Tn dolor
que el campe6n venia padecien-
do detras de la oreja izquierda,
Sc describe por los medicos CO.
mo un espasmo muscular que
puede ser curado. A Jenkins Sc
lie orden6 empiece a prepararse
Embellishments, para yer 81 lie
afecta I'm estado doloroso en- las
costillas, del cual Sc viene que.
jaado. Ell tejano debera presen-
tarse de nuevo a la Comisi6n, ell
dfa Fl, para ser examinado por
segunda vez y determinar 81 es-
ia en- posici6n de defender su
titulo, al dia 10 de diciembre, en-
un combate con Sammy Angott,
campe6n para la Association Ma
cional De Boxeo.
La gaceta., 1941-11-11
LOS DRAGONES Y LOS TER
RIERS Sc BATIRAN Ell
JUEVES

Ell viernes por la noche, en-
Phillips Field, jugaran dos de
los teams locales, los Terriers
de Hillsborough y los Dragones
de Jefferson.
Uno de los mejores mucha-
chos del jefferson, j. Schaibly,
Sc laStim6 aver y no podra Jul
gar frente a los Terriers.
Llevan conquistadas los ORA
cones cinco victorias consecuti-
vas.
Todos los regulares del Hills
borough participaran en- ell par
lido, seg1n ell "coach" Spurgeon
Cherry.
Los dos grupos completaran
sus ejercicios de batalla en- la
tarde de hoy.
La gaceta., 1941-11-11
WALKER QUIERE MEJORES
COiNDICIONES PARA CHAL-
KY WRIGHT

New York, Noviembre IL
Ell director de los negocios del
negrito Chalky Wright, Eddie
Walker, cOmunic6 hoy a la Co.
mission Atletica del Estado que
no obligara a su patrocinado a
defender su titulo, en- Connect
cut; pero que esta dispuesto a a.
ceptar una pelea, por la corona,
con Poison Ivy, 81 retador, STEM
pre- que un empresario Ofrezca
los terminus convenientes. John
ny AtteIl, empresario de Wash
ington, ACADIA de hacer una pro-
posici6n sobre esta pelea.
Walker Sc presentara Ell vier-
mes a la Comisi6n explicara su
conducta.
La gaceta., 1941-11-11
con una ironia inmensa.

con una ironfa inmensa.
PerO Pablito, muy seriO, con.
tinu6:
La propiedad es sagrada,
querido milo. Este buen senior
ha perdido su cartera, y noso-
tros vamos a devolversela ipso
facto, que decimos los ingleses.
Il Amos, andal'
Tie digo que ST.
-AdemaS, no me mientes los
ingleses.
Cogorza Sc echo a reir, mien-
tras liaba su clasicO cigarro del
gadisimo.
Y concedi6:
-iEn ESQ pue que lleves ra-
z6n! Porque cuidao 81 los male
ses nos hicieron pasar en- Ma
-En Madrid y en- Buenos Al
res ypOr ande hemos, lido! Y SUI
pongo que 10 de devolSer esa car
tera es broma tuya, snol
La gaceta., 1941-11-11
MOSCONI AL FRENTE DEL
TORNEO DE RILLAR

Filadelfia, Noviembre IL
Ell campe6n de billar de bolsillo,
Willie Mosconi, ha vuelto al pri
mer lugar y Sc halla empatado,
8 victorias y 5 .erl Jtas, con los
notables b~illaristas Crane Y Ru
dolph. Una victoria sobre Crane
di6 a Mosconi Ell primer puesto,
luego de que habia sido derrota-
do por Erwin Rudolph, de Gle
veland.
Rudolph y Crane Sc enfrenta
ran en- otro partido.
Aparecen a continuation de
los va mencionados, Ponzi, con
Z triunfos y A derrotas; Caras,
z A; Kelly, Z y A; Greenleaf,
g 5; Procita, 5 y 6, Lauri, A y
z; Cranfield, 8 Y 8; Baker, 2 y
8, y Tozer, / y 10.
La gaceta., 1941-11-11

encargue de llevar esa cartera q
su dueno?
Estaban aquella mahana, mien
'ras soStenian esta converse.
clon, por la playa de la Casa An
tanez.
Pablito repuso:
-Si til quies encargarte. Ten.
lsidro. adivinando que 81
maestro, tai vez por una fanfa-
rroneria propia de gran apache
loa a cometer la estupidez de lie
var la cartera a la casa del via
Jante, la cogi6 sac6 todos To- pa-
peles, los hizo pedazos; despa.
FRO luego la cartera con sus diem
ties de lobo, y 10 tir6 TODD al mar,
i va esta! - dijo triunfa .
DOR miranda al Cogorza con O..
jos asesinos.
Pablito lie habia visto hacer a.
quello con immense asombro.
-lEstas loco, chico?-pre-
al fin.
La gaceta., 1941-11-11
vastOFiado ManteiVa, Editor
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TeISfOno Y 37eS
OPORTES
Ell VIERNES Sc BATIRAN
LOS CON LOS
"TARS" DE ROLLINS

Dirigido por Flucie Stewart,
ell "team" de la Universidad de
Tampa, conocido por Esparta-
nos, Sc prepare para ell partido
del venidero viernes por la no
che, en- esta ciudad, con los
stars" del Colegio de Rollins.
Los dos 'onces" acumulan sus
mejores fuerzas y Sc proponen
conmover al pGblico con sus ju-
gadas.
Stewart, ell coach local, sc ba-
tia aver con un ataque de in :
fluenza; pero Sc mantiene en- la
direction.
Sc da por SECURE q. Ben Gar
ner sera uno de los "derribado-
res" en- lugar de Tex Weiner, a
quien ha venido superando. Joe
Millus ha realiZado la misma o.
peraci6n con Bill Read, que pro-
g~ablemente Sc Quedara en- ell ban
co.
willard Knight " Johnny
Kaufman continGan jugando
con la mayor eficiencia, 10 mis-
mo que Brennan. Howell, An
derson, Beynon y otros atletas
locales.
La gaceta., 1941-11-11
ESNEvTH PELEARA. Ell
r CON TAMI MAU.
RIEILO

New York, Noviembre H.
Gus Lesnevich, de Cliffside, N.
Jersey, campe6n del pequeno pc
so ligero, Sc batira ell viernes, en-
la Madison Square Garden, con
Tami Mauriello, ell retador del
Bronx.
Los dos hombres fueron va re
conocidos por los medicos de la
Comisi6n Atletica del Estado y
firmaron sus contracts, aceptan
do la ruta larga, la de los ounce
asaltos.
al ser reconOcidos pesaba Les
nevich 1870 libras Y Mauriello
I78.
Intervinieron en- ell examen de
los gladiadores, los medicos doc
torres William H. Walker, Tho
mas Bochner y Frank F, MANS
calico.
La gaceta., 1941-11-11
Ell PROGRAMA DE LUCHAS
PARA Nan

FL nuevo empresario de lu-
chas, Cowboy Luttrall, presenta
"a manana un programa de me-
rito, segin sus amigos, en- la Pc
quena Arena de la Gale de Tam
pa y Whiting.
Tomaran parte en- una 'fbata-
la real" Dolby Osburn, ell HON
breb del caballito; Johnny Plum
mer, Ell herrero de los astilleros f;
Tiger Tasker, POGO conocido en-
Tampa; Chris Belkas, Al Sidds
y Art Willoughby.
La "batalla real" Sc compon-
dra de tres encuentros con un Ii
mite, cada unO, de media bora.
Una collection" de fuertes ne
grOS tambien sera presentada,
en- otra batalla, Regiran los pre-
clos de costumbre
La gaceta., 1941-11-11

-iQu6 lici nj que ocho Guar
tos!-repuso Isidro-. lPero es
que ibas a llevar este al lilailas
aquel?
FL decano de la gallofa sinti6
que Sc agitoga en- ell fondo de su
pecho ell posO de crimen que era
en- el innate.
Pero luego cOmprendi6 que tai
yez ell Chepa llevaba raz6n, Y Sc
encogio de hombros, murmuran
do:
TAI vez dices bien, y 70 iba
d hacer una tonteria. Amonos
pal puerto, a tomar unas copas.
Esta manana, mahana esplen
dlda de sol que anunciaba va la
pr'mavera. los dos grandes HON
ores habian venido, como de cos
tumbre, a Barcelona.
Fran cast las once.
Pablo y su segundO, no que
rlendO trabGiGr muchO, para no
La gaceta., 1941-11-11

Pablo y su segundo, desde a.
quel dia siguiente de su llegada
a Barcelona, comenzaron a ope
rar en- la ciudad, aunque con
ciertas precauciones.
COgorza, como recordamos,
habia birlado en- ell tren la car
terra al famoso viajante de cho-
colates Y bombones.
En- cuanto Sc vic solo ell gran
Paglito procedi6 a inspeccio-
mar ell contenido de la cartera.
Llevaba unas dos mil pesetas
en- billetes, tarjetas, apuntes,
senas, un Garnet y una cedula
personal.
La gaceta., 1941-11-11
TONIC TERCERO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

1INo querais saber -
tia ell Chepa, poniendo los ojos
en- blanco.
Con deciros que en- Reus,
que ibamos muertos de sed, no
pudimos beber nj un vase de vi
no.
-iEso! iY hambre!..
Mas que este.
Cogorza Sc referia al perro,
al Gnico perro, de los cuatro, q.
habfa quedado en- el caro- de los
sustres artistas :6Eclair. Los O.
eos tres, muertos de hambre,
+ n acceptable la protection
r,,es caritativas de Caspe.
RCss la Ene cOmpren-
La gaceta., 1941-11-11

Desde Miami comunican que
81 coach Jack Harding ha profn-
Dido Ell que Sc permita la entra-
da, durante los ejercicios, a las
personas que no tengan relaci6n
directa con el "once."
Este Sc hace para evitar que
los "espias" informen a los Cal
names de las jugadas que los
Hurricanes tienen planeadas.
La gaceta., 1941-11-11

dian que los hOmbres mentian /;
pero tambien elias deseaban
aIhora vivir en- paz.
Ash es que, como decimos, des-
de ell dia siguiente. Sc vieron las
mujeres coTertidas en- cajeras
de la sociedad.
La gaceta., 1941-11-11

-Nada de ESQ. Aqui hay do
cumentos de interes para este
senior, que a 10 mejor lie son in
dispensables. 70 conozco bien
Barcelona. Las tarjetas de este
reg de los viajGntes, que va 10
YES 81 era ell hombre mds dulce
del mundo, dicen, esmerilada u
netGmente' "Provenza, sos, II"
jTd sabes don esta la Provenza,
amigo Chepd?
81; la Provenza es Marse-
LA. Tambien hemos estao....
La gaceta., 1941-11-11
JBNKIN RECONOCIDO
POR LOS MEDICOS DE LA
COMISION ATLETICA

New York, Noviembre IL
Los medicos de la Comisi6n At
letica del Estado, ORES. Walker,
Bockner y ManiscalcO, recono-
cieron aver a Lew jenkins, ell
campe6n de las 1876 libras, y OPT
La gaceta., 1941-11-11

Los billetes SO han puesto "a
a Ia venta, seg1n eli administra-
dor de la association atletica de
la Universidad, Sr. Geo. Straus.
La gaceta., 1941-11-11

81, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Soda
mente sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-11-11

Cogorza sonri6 compasiva-
mente.
7, queriendo dar al otro una
leccion de gecgraffa, rectific6:
La Provenza, estimado ami
go Chepa, no es solo Marsella /;
es Marsella y sus alrededores.
|Bueno, dejalo estar. De
tOas maneras, IQuies que 70 me
La gaceta., 1941-11-11
Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Pain Quick

Thousands who suffered from the torturing
paIas of rheumatism, ~sciatica, lImbago, neu-
rakia and neuritis-are certainly happy over
their discovery of NURIT0. Nov they have
found a quick-acting formula which speedily
relieves those exhausting muscular aches and
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contains no cpiates. If you want to feel again
the Joy Of relief from pain-so YOU can work IN
peace and sleep ir comfort-be wise and Try
NURITO under this ironc.ad guarantee. II the
very first three doses do not relieve that cruel
pain to your satisfaction-your mo.ey Will DC
refunded. Don't sufe. Ask your druggist today
In NUR1TO on this guarantee. U.N.CS
La gaceta., 1941-11-11
la GACETA

q pora6dleO oz ldlOEaA ESpaKSl
b m6s circnlaci6n On Tampa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Preston Sturges
Is Star Maker
Give S A c or S
New L ca S e
on Careers
By LoUELLA o. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD, April 3o.-Tem-
peramental as some people have
found Preston SturgeS YOU can not
take away from him his ability TO
give the actors with whom he
works a new lease on their careers.
He started Brian Donlevy on an
entirely new life as an actor. He
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Film Time Clock

MIC HIGAN-"Mr. and Mrs. smith. a"
Ie;46. 4:O7. 1928. 1919 p. m; "A Girl.
a Guy and Cob li;IO a. m, 2;al.
SO, s:IS p. m.
FON-'DeyiI and Miss JONES' 1:S2,
ga. 1875. 1928 y. M; Dead Men Tell, -
IL ~, 3:34. 6:s6. 9.Is p. m.
UNITED ARTISTS - "Ziegfeid Girl"
I2ll, 3:3l. 6:51. lO:sO p. m; "tree and
Easy" II :O9 a. M, s:S2. 5:S5, s:ls p. m.
NII.SON-"fantssiR." 2:30. $40 p. M.
ADAMS-"That Night in Rio" II =. M.
SO. 4:ss, 7:iI. 1890 y. M; "kllery
Queens Penthouse Mystery" II: SO. 3:ts,
6:SI. $50 .. m.
FALMS-SIAIt.-"Ko Road To Zanzibar. -
~ n. M. 2:n!, 5:O4. SOS. ! :0s y. m;
- %. Il. Detroit - 20, 3:34, 6:36. $50
y.
pNEMA-"Chaplin Festival IL. 2:O4,
i;OS. SAG, SIG, i0:20 y. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL - Tobacco
Road" - 50, i.O5, 80. 1888 p. m
Pour Mothers" lI:20 a. M, :35, $50,
a;O5 y. M
MADISON 49, private Worlds 1888.
ga. 1913. 20 p. M: Beau Geste,"
II q. m. 2:29. SOS. a;2i y. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Eastwood Gardens
To Open With
Che s+er Band

OFFICIAL OPENING of East
wood Gardens has been set for
Wednesday. May IS. with Bob
Chester and his band. From then
until late in September nationally
known bands will continue come
into Eastwood at weekly intervals.
Bookings at this time assure the
best alignment of bands ever at
Eastwood and with only one re-
peat band from last season.
The Student Union of the Uni
verSity of Detroit will hold their
fourth annual Summer frolic at
Eastwood on May %. David Meier,
president of the Student Union.
has his committees ready TO start
the sale of tickets.
This coming Sunday night Red
Norvo and his band will play a
one-nighter in the ballroom Prior
to the opening of the Gardens
there are a number of dance en-
gagementS: May 3, United States
Rubber local No 10l; May 10,
Murray Body local No. ,; May Il,
Bernie Cummings May H. Byron
Band. May %, Jay-Mar Sorority in
the Gardens: May "a, Plymouth
local No. 81 in the Gardens; May
"a, Byron Band in the ballroom.
Rides and amuSementS are doing
record business with all forms Of
open.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Penny Serenade' at Fos;
Orpheus Club GiUes Concert
BY CHARLES GENTRY

THE FORTYFIVE members of "Or River" Glory
Detro leading male chorus the Road Many received
Ophus Club the second applause that they had
of their annual appear encored
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Dale Continues
At NebioIo's

BEGINNING HIS fifth conSecu-
tive week at Nebiolos is Jimmie
Dale, popular young master of
ceremonies and singer who intro
duces the performers in the nightly
floor shows.
Featured in this weeks show
are Redmond and Dolores. excel
lent interpreters of modern ball
room dance steps. On the same bill
are Joe Allen. handbalancer, and
Miss Lou Henry, whose speciality
is character dancing.
The fine Thythms of Leonard
Seel and his orchestra serve fol-
shows and dancing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
May Not Retire

Sonia Henie will change her
mind about retiring from the
screen if her new contract with
Neutrality-suspicious. material
ICES. l hear that Sun Valley is
Sonja's last picture for Twentieth
Century and she soon will be put
on a long term contract by the
Louis b. Mayer company.
The contract, l hear is ready
for the signing and Metro is look
ing for stories 10 fit the little
fancy figure-skater. ! saw SONIA
at the Twentieth Century-FoX
party with her bridegroom, Dan
Topping. and She weighs about l05
pounds and looks so attractive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Eye Trouble

Gene Tierney's'eye trouble is
much more serious than the out
side Worid knoWs or realizes.
Her eyes closed tight and she's
been unable TO open them after
she has been on the set for any
length of time. Twentieth Gem
tury-For called oil sorts of spe-
eioiists Who are endeaUorinR TO
find Uhdt Is causing the trouble
and If she is aIeTeic 10 some spe-
eihc thing.
Gene is back in the hospital
and Belle Starr" has been post
poned woiting for her to recover.
Once before she suffered this
same eye congestion When she
Was on the stage and then, as
noW. the physicians Were bof-
fled. The delay on Belle Starr"
has cost Twentieth $4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Ada LeOnard's Girl Band
On Colonial. Stage Sunday

golfer, three polo players, an
entire hockey team. and one lovely
who IS learning the art of wres-
Ting
The list OF entertainers include
Flo Mayo. daring aerialist; Oar
lene Walders, talented acrobatic
dancer. and Sylvia and Clemence,
Two bad girls from good
family
Two recent screen hits Will aug
ment the stage show.
Waikiki Nights a musical
revue featuring huge cast OF
American and Hawaiian perform
ers, will conclude its Colonial run,
Saturday.