davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-11-16

DRUMS-We have used complete outf. m
g0oo condition Al SO 80. also several OH
t!s az hlgher prices. easy terms Ki'-'S
I,5,5n O =. middle Of the block. OPEN
Evening star., 1941-11-16
ROOF LEAK?
Call Oxford 1851.

SMALL JOBS-Stone. brick. concrete. flag
stone. reD0'Dting walls Stoutsenberger,
Hobart A314
TYPEW-iITERS SERVICED cleaned. oiled.
adjusted. reoaired. work done home eve
n,ngz. Better Service Cheaper, SH. 1D6f-J.
III. Harris.
Evening star., 1941-11-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DRUGSTORE, adj. Govt. bldeS., large
business and residential neighborhood; lit
tie cash required easy terms leaving
town. DI. OOPS until pm 16.
Evening star., 1941-11-16

CASH { 81 REGISTER and mirrors. 36x23.
Evening star., 1941-11-16

CHINA CLOSET, davenport lamps.
dishes. chairs. kitchen set; no phone calls
1O4 Longfellow st NV
Evening star., 1941-11-16

FRENCH HORNS-C0rn goId Iarc-r-r-
horn. Ike new. SSa.5O. American s.r,rrr-.
N735n; easv termr K!--s. 1870 2 -
'm'Cd.e OF the block OPEN EVENING
Evening star., 1941-11-16

FURNITURE-S3O0 brown mahogany a
dining rm. suite. $50: 3-pc maple bedrm
suite with chest,desk. S45: living rm
suites. $50 up: dTesSers, s. up: beauty
parlor operators chair and stool So
Also odd pieces TOO numerous to mention
American Furniture Co, 605-7 Indiana
Evening star., 1941-11-16

: II rooms, p, baIFs. GOOD rentIng nelgh-
borhooo: most guests for over / wear: in
come. $50 mo can ne increased con-
! Slderably; rent, Sl;;J, lea-e can be had
Evening star., 1941-11-16

DRAPFR1FS. , D2jrs. fo0- length. lined;
- gLAo-thd tab,eA MAHOGANY. sheIreE:
sacr4ce terms. Emerson u5uH
Evening star., 1941-11-16

FuRNITURE-COmplete bedroom suite, d.
nette suite, living room chair. table lamps,
4G79 lockwood ave, n. Woodridee. Nd
WarfiPld Igi
Evening star., 1941-11-16

FU- NITURE-N Maple: furnishings Of one
room apartment: new condition, Leaving
tow. Republic POSI-. Apt 2I2. 2OOn F
Evening star., 1941-11-16

H. FURNITURE-Dinlng room, Duncan Phyfe
- mahogany. 9 pc beautiful antique sofa.
Evening star., 1941-11-16

BEDRCOM-MR. BELL SAYS. Look here.
folks. I've got another complete apartment
bedroom, living room and dinette. You'L
be mighty surprised what fine sacrifice
buy you can make Ny motto IS "A Quick
Turnover and a Short Profit Living room
in swell condition, S49.50." BELL STOP
ACE. 1630 l4th s.. NV. Georgia $3.50.
Open from q m until gpm
Evening star., 1941-11-16

/ CHILD'S FUR COAT Greenland seal tan
1 SIZE r. CAN Franklin 1851 Sl5uu. IL
| CHINA CLOSET. solid mahogany, can be
! used as bookcase, 81 50. Apt 3OI. 400
/ Conn.
Evening star., 1941-11-16

FRIGlDAIRE. freezing. left for sair- s,e-
InsfAace blower 50: vacuum cleaner. g 81
Basement. 1905 Clifton 81 nv
Evening star., 1941-11-16

FROSTED FOOD CASE, s-hole. G
equipped. perfect condition and guar Ve--
reasonable. See M Schwartz Elec+r7csI
Center. 514 10Th st NV Ma $50
Evening star., 1941-11-16

dtt!on. original cost 5000, sac s35: st.-.-
fox scarf. $50 Dupont SOsa
FUR COAT, Raccoon. size is or Is cv-
CeIent CoEElEon. reasonable. Call F7-
bart 6l5l, FXt $40. after &
Evening star., 1941-11-16

DRAPES, red corded. silk lined pairT,
Js{-claSS condition. SIS. ! pair double cut
Lttour portIerS green and vine extra
NV Ap'. los 80
Evening star., 1941-11-16

ELECTRIC SODA FOUNTAIN reasonable:
-u-ga-Loh capacity, Ca-bOnator and com
presSor. See Mr.. Hardison, IO5 Que 81 n
Evening star., 1941-11-16
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
PERSONAL.

FRANK ALL Is FORGIVEN AFTER THAT
box of delicious Laura Lee Candy from
Alexandria. Noa may call tonlGht, FLO,
LADY desires position as companion, odu-
Gated. nursing experience. Wiling 10 travel,
excellent references. Phone WoCdley "o71.
Evening star., 1941-11-16

r. ETt,55 C4RIC TRAIN. Lionel fresh. out-'.
Tp|l.cne. slPral bridge, trsn,tcrmor. Z -
Evening star., 1941-11-16

EuRS, I,l SILVER fox, skins, practically new
Evening star., 1941-11-16

FUR; genuine sable collar and curs. pra -
l.oaly A6s new, 1882 Columbia I'd. T "
Evening star., 1941-11-16

FLOOR MACHINES rented. solG- renafre-
Complete lin floor supplies non-scrsrcI
nnniSaeS, waxes sandpaDeT Modern Floors
24lS 18th s.. nv AID 1878,
Evening star., 1941-11-16

ELECTRIC BLOWER, $40; counter scales.
"'o 3th s.. ne. Lincoln l"g4
ELFC. RANGE used l. Z, Il 3-b,,r,or-
TH-lt porcelain, perfect condition, $40.
l"l FIo~er ave. Takoma Park Nd
+ &c. TRAINS. "GuDert o gauge, O.. ee-~,.
eie et-ea cas-, nc" condition; reas enable. Phone
Evening star., 1941-11-16

FURN1TURE-Studio couch. maple knee
hole desk. magazine rack, night table Call
Evening star., 1941-11-16

DOLLS, Of all nations, many countries 10
choose from; few pieces old furniture.
Evening star., 1941-11-16

ENGLISH PLUM PUDDING
ana CHRISTMAS cake, made from ar o'd
English family recipe. Phone your order
now. District H4oS ~
Evening star., 1941-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

DINING SUITE. massive, lO-piece, walr 1T
veneer: used very little. cost 5000; sell 500.
| MIS-. MAX Werner. Tuckerman lane, Rock
vile. Nd
Evening star., 1941-11-16

D1AMONDS-7- diamond Wedding ring.
your choice of white or yellow gold: S@l
MarkeI, 9lS F ST. NV. Suite 3nl-3.
DIAMOND RING, over carats very GOOD
color. Also another. over lie caratS Must
sell. Nc dealers Apply 510l 1th St NV
Evening star., 1941-11-16

DOOI.S, pairs, ! glazed. suitable for ga
rage sizes #. in. by 4 f.. 3 in each,
= II. by f.. 10 in. es. 81 ST. NV.
Michigan 5000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
SOC Down..50c a Week

The I7-jewel Bulova
Priscilla" and the IS
jewel Bulova Ranger"
Natural yellow gold color
cases. Buy now! Lay
away for Christmas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
Helen Talbot to Marry
Garri++ Bunting April ~
By THE BYsTANDER

Is. Mrs. Bernard Waldman of
Tyler avenue and Mrs. Norton
Tully Klein of New Jersey, sis
ter-in-law and sister of the
bride-to-be. entertained rs at a
linen shower and supper.
MRS. JOHN MEYERING OF
Detroit will remain for the sea
son in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. as
the house guest of Mrs. John
Beals of New York and Detroit.
THE EPSILON CHAPTER Of
the Delta Psi Sorority enter
tanned the Aeta Chapter at a
Sunday afternoon bridge at the
home of Barbara McGraw in
Devonshire road.
THE HAROLD c. HILLS
have entertained several times
this week at jolly get-togethers.
To celebrate Mr.. Hills BIRTH
day anniversary on Sunday.
Mrs. Hill invited four other
couples to a dinner party of
lovely appointments. Guests in
cluded the Karl Behrs, the Mat
thew Careys, the J. Gordon
Hills and the John o. Blairs.
And last evening they enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
SedWick- and Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard French at dinner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
City Club
Crowded
At Luncheon

THE WOMENS CITY CLUB
was one of the gay spots yester-
day during the luncheon hour.
Mrs. Orison S. White, chair
man, and the members of the
house committee who met in the
morning on business. were hav-
ing a merry luncheon party in
the cafeteria. Others on the
committee included Mrs. Arthur
T. Griswofd, Mrs. Charles L.
kendrick. Mrs. George NJ. Lam
ing. Mrs. Ray c. Sackett. Mrs.
David Williams. Mrs. Philip l.
Worcester. Mrs. Roy r. Will
lians. Miss Elizabeth Cady, Miss
Helen NJ. johnson and Miss
Luretta Sanders.
Ever so m any members
dropped in TO lunch before going
down 10 the auditorium 10 hear
Prof. Preston w. Slossons
monthly talk on current events.
Among those glimpsed were
Mrs. F. c. Campbell and her
daughter in law, Mrs. Don
Campbell. lunching together;
Mrs. Thorne Smith, Mrs. Walter
johnson, Mrs. J. A. Oestrich,
Mrs. Waiter Gale, Mrs. David A.
Ramsay, Mrs. Charlton New
born, Mrs. Raymond Anderson,
Mrs. A. c. Marshall. Mrs. ]. II.
Garlich. Miss Adelaide Mason,
Mrs. Albert Kahn. Mrs. Flor
ence Norvell, Mrs. Emil Leid-
ich, Miss Florence Kittredge,
Miss Marion Hurlbert and Mrs.
Kenneth Burns.
Miss E. Alberta Bremen.
sponsored by the magazine and
publicity committee, speaks this
afternoon in room c OF the club
.on The Romance of Silver"
Miss Bremen will tell the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
Musicale
To Follow
Mee+inq

AFTER TALKING about this
and that in their meeting to-
morrow morning, at IL o'clock
at Newberry House. the men,
bers of the Historic Memorials
Society will be enterta II at
luncheon followed by a program
OF music.
Miss Esther Long. soprano,
will sing; Earl William Morse
will play the violin and Mrs.
Benton V. Johnson the accom-
paniments.
Mrs. Lloyd Dewitt Jones is
planning the luncheon with the
assistance of Mrs. Alfred w.
Crabb. Mrs. Charles T. Swales,
Mrs. Charles B. Warner, Mrs.
William H. Mariner and Mrs.
Louis NJ. Edgar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
He on Trade
Bent, She
On Pleasure

MR.. AND MRS. ABRAM
VAN DER ZEE are just b a *
from a two weeks jaunt in the
East.
Mr.. Van Der Zee went on bust
ness, but Mrs. Van der Zee was on
pleasure bent. She went to
Troy, N. Y, to see Miss Joan.
who is at the Emma Willard
School. and then dashed down to
Washington to visit Miss Vir-
ginia. who is studying at Chevy
Chase.
Back in New York Mrs.
Van Der Zee had a whirl Of thea
ter going. She particularly en-
joyed the comedy "Ar-anic and
Old Lace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
First Lady.
Miss Perkins
Split on Hats
international New. servic. Wiz.

WASHINGTON. March 6-The
administration feminine branch}
today was split into opposing
camps over new production prob
fem-ladies hats. MenfoIk OF the
government kept a neutral, dis
Greet silence.
At one end of the new bottle
neck battle" was Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt. At the opposite end
was Madame Frances Perkins,
secretary of labor.
Miss Perkins issued report. a
Primer of Problems in the MILL
ner Industry" which stated that
hat makers. plagued by seansonal
styles. should plan each seasons
production with help of style
researchists and avoid flooding
the market with freakish models !.
The First Lady views with
alarm any such industrial revolu-
ton.
Said the First Lady:
"If women want to wear wild
hats. let them. I'm all for in
dependence in hat wearing"
A girl reporter broke in 10
suggest that Miss Perkins idea
to turn EN- out like automobiles
might solve the whole chapeau
problem by cutting costs. elimi-
mating male glares and reducing
female envy.
YES" said the style-conscious
First Lady. but II would be
dull"
Mrs. Roosevelt announced she
Is flying to Florida for a Today
vacation on the beach. They don't
wear hats on the beach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06

MRS. r. c. CAMERON of
Yorkshire road, Birmingham,
and her mother, Mrs. A. b.
Garfield of Pocatello, Ida, are
spending six weeks on the
Tucson. Ariz.. ranch of Mrs.
Cameron's brother, T. c. Igo.
fascinating story of all the uses
TO which man has put silver,
including personal adornment,
coinage, vessels for religious
worship. home decoration, the
Photographic and motion picture
industries.
She will illustrate her talk
with a display of the finest ex-
amples of the silversmith's art,
both ancient and modern, tools
employed and a demonstration
of processes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06

IT WILL be a small and
simple wedding for Helen Jean
Talbot and c. Garritt Bunting,
April 10 at 4:30 o'clock In
Crosse Pointe Memorial Church.
The Rev. Frank FIT will per-
form the ceremony and the bride
will be attended by her sister.
Mary Patricia Talbot. DR.. John
w. Bunting of Alpena will be his
brothers best man.
A small reception will follow
at the home of Helen Jeans
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude B.
Talbot of Rivard boulevard. The
bridegroom-eiect is the son of
DR.. and Mrs. Russell W. Bunting
of Ann Arbor.
DIR. AND MRS. GEORGE
KAMPERMAN of Longfellow
avenue, who left for New York
on Sunday, are expected home
at the end of the week.
MARY GROVE ALUMNAE
ASSOCIATION will be hostess
the afternoon of March 16 to
the seniors from the citys
Catholic high schools.
Martha Lee Meehan will be
chairman of the days program.
which will give gllmpses of coll
lege life to the prospective
students.
Marygrove students will model
the newest campus fashions, and
following the program the guests
will be taken on a tour of the
college buildings.
Tea will be served in Madame
Cadillac Hall.
PLANS FOR the promotion of
Junior activities were discussed
at a recent meeting of the So
ciety of Mayflower Descendants.
held at the Women's City Club.
Present at the meeting were
Lyons Mills Rowland of Ann
Arbor, Williams Cooper Harris.
DR.. William A. Rowland. Miss
Margaret Grant. Miss Bessie
Mitchell, Mrs. William DeGraff,
Mrs. Donald Gordon and Mrs.
Ella Curtis Smith.
THE NEXT regular meeting
of Gen. Josiah Harmar Chap
ter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution will be
held March ID at the Golden
Pheasant Inn.
The speaker will be Mrs.
Herschell Blanks of Trenton.
Mrs. Cleveland f. Rossman and
DR.. Nina A. Mangas will be
hostesses at the l O'Clock
luncheon.
MIR. AND MRS. J. HAROLD
MECH have returned from
their wedding trip to Fort Lau-
derdale. Miami and Havana,
and will make their home in
Lakewood avenue.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
the Chi Epsilon Sorority will be
hostess at a rush tea in the
home of Jacqueline Staub of
Oakman boulevard.
Among the girls present will
be Virginia Ross. Dolores Moss.
Marcia Cole. Naomi Baker.
Marilyn Dirk. Elaine Brode.
Judith Sky and Marcella Levine.
HONORING LILLIAN VALID
MAN. whose marriage to Bert
Harwith will take place March
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
DR.. Popenoe Is Speaker

DIR. PAUL POPENOE director of the Institute of Family
Relations Los Angeles the speaker Fisher Theater
Town Hall yesterday.
And later at the luncheon which honored him at Huylers
seated at the speakers table
Edward H. Williams, who introduced Doctor Popenoe
Mrs. Walter Bemb Mrs. George w. Carter Mrs Ray
Dillon. Mrs Hugh Dean. Mrs Howard A. Fisher.
Mrs. Marvin E. Coyle. Mrs. John ]. German Mrs
Verne Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs Douglas Jameson.
DR.. and Mrs Thomas j. HEIDI and Mrs Raymond j. Hut
TOM.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
n N ayf E: 'x
III with arC

JUST LITTLE while before Ruth Butze left town Mon
day evening for Palm Beach and her wedding to Philip Van
Zle H.. 1T will take place today.
We had long, involved discussion. how we could
the details of the wedding relay to dear breathess
reader....
WELL I'll do my very best to wire you where and when
the wedding will take place and of the descriptions but
present dazed state Of mind word isn't worth much
she said very frankly.
She sounded happy and excited about that wedding
the romantic setting of Palm Beach that KNEW we'd
better get what the wedding dress would be right then If
have that. :.
So when this attractive daughter of the Leo Butzes is
married to Phil of Judge and Mrs Donald Van ze
somewhere in Palm Beach hae make their wedding story
sound like dispatch from the front inest
She will white satin damask gown that trimmed
with simple and fiat little collar of seed pearls.
From of heirloom lace which belonged to her
grandmother and which by Mrs Martin Butze and
Mrs Leonard Lewis (Saly Butze when they brides
will fall the long tule veil. 800.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
Her Busy Social Calendar

AND MERCY, mercy look the parties! IT,.
Four already for March and four take place
in April.
On the fifteenth Mary Cooney will be Detroit
Athletic Club giving handkerchief shower luncheon for
Man..
March 19 has been taken by Mrs. L. Peter Martin for the
tea and lingerie shower which she'll give Cornell road
home
Then March % the brde-elect will compimented at
kitchen shower and luncheon her farm in Romeo -
And the twentyninth belongs to Mrs William J. Garearo
who has planned personal shower which will be given in
her home in Sorrento avenue -.
THE DETROIT ATHLETIC. CLUB members winterng in
Florida each year have D. night in Miami Beach at
the Roney Plaza This year the date falls March 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
Attended by Sister Sally

SALLY LEWIS will be her sisters only attendant.
Shes going to blue said the fustered brdeelect
Martin Buzel brother Of the bride, will be Phls best
man.
Flowers. gowns of the guests who will marry
them?....
They remain somewhere in a telegraph office in Palm
Beach.
And the young Van lilies will be off to Nassau go
press.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
Noyes to Replace Phelps

INCIDENTALLY. William Lyon Phelps. "a great
favorite with Detroit audiences)....
Who speak at the final Town Hall next Wednesday
morning.
Will not appear. due to illness.
In his place the distinguished Dr. Alfred Noyes,
British
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
Nancy Scallen's Wedding Plans

PRETTY NANCY SCALLEN is the busy one -.
She's going to marry Eugene A. Gargaro April 10 at
Gesu Church (he Rev. Joseph A Foley ST. will ofcate)
and following the here be wedding breakfast for
the immediate families the home of brides parents
Judge and Mrs. John P. Scallen...
Nancy has asked her sister Katie. be her maid of
honor.
Mrs. William j. Gargaro, Mrs Daniel S. McDufee, Jeanne
Colby and Mary Dillen will be bridesmaids :.
William j. Gargaro will be his brothers best
And knights of the aisle will include
John P Scalen Jr, brother of the brde-elect Ernest
Gargaro another brother of the brdegroomee Norman
F. Martin and DR.. Everette NJ. Steffes....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Piano Tournament
Results Announced

FINAL RESULTS of the ma
tional piano playing tournament,
sponsored by the Michigan chap
ter of the National Guild Of Piano
Teachers. which closed here re-
Gently after a three-day meet in
the Grinnell Recital Hall. were
announced today by DR.. Carl
Beutel. general chairman.
The list which follows includes
those who were awarded the high
est honors
Willard BraSk. Leland Bartholo-
mew, Eleanor Blumenthal. Sabina
Bell. Lynn Bellamy, Rose Cerrone,
Helen Casey, Dolly CSasZar, Luz
ellie Dlugozewski. Billy and Phyl-
lis Eazer. Augustus French, Gloria
Fish. Eleanor Grantier. Jerry
Hughes, EloiSe Harrison. Erwin
Haudek. Betty Lou Johnson. Alice
Kirschbaum, Lauretta Knopper.
Richard Lipa, John Fenton Math-
ewS. Ilene Mckeown, Helen Opris
Eta May Prudence, Janet Pro-
kopiak, William Rather. Virginia
Sumney, Eunice Schoenheide. Joan
West. Don Wyant. Jane Wilcox
and Iris YOSt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
'Skylark' Is
Ann ArbOr Delight
Comedy Provides
Entertaining
Evening
By CHARLES GENTRY

The absence of Ilka Chase was
not particularly conspicuous in
Ann Arbor last night, because
Ruth Matteson. called in at the
last minute 10 replace the sick
Broadway star in the leading role
in "Skylark," gave very credit
able performance.
Second attraction of the current
Ann Arbor festival series. the
Samuel Raphaelson comedy in
which Gertrude Lawn ence scored
such great personal success last
year, is very amusing fare
The play IS a little transparent
but characters and dialogue knit
the flimsy pieces into quite ar
entertaining whole. The story con
Germs the marital ventures Of 2
young advertising executive who
is welded more TO his business
than TO his wife.
After 10 So-callcd happy years
( the wife suddenly wakes up 10 the
fact that she is tired Of catering
TO her husbands influential anC
depressing friends and that she
doesn't like having 10 use Tho
soap, whiSkey and breakfast foods
prescribed by her husbands &C
7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28

a temporary rest and she soon
realizes the advantages of a job,
when he persuades her
into adopting another mouth for
their childless family.
This is not the unique drama
turgical idea of the year, but it's
neat and funny conversation
piece very we'll acted by this cast.
A TRIFLE YOUNG
The role of the wife calls for a
more poised and mature woman
than Miss MatteSon. who couldn't
look like that after 10 years Of
marriage unless the wedding took
place in Peru. She IS also forcing
her performance too much with
Eighty gestures and very girly
airs. but she does do remarkably
we'll in the more emotional scenes.
The best job is turned IN by Leon
AmeS who is perfect as the young
executive, handling his assignment
with a nicely and conviction which
couldn't be surpassed.
Hiram Sherman as the INSULT
ing young bachelor. no married
couple ever seem 10 lack, is ex-
tremely funny and his dry caustic
touch wears we'll with each new
scene. Ivan Simpson, Lynn Ken
dial, Philip Tonge and Matt
Briggs are excellent in supporting
roles Of this very enjoyable exhibit
which will continue through the
week. Robert Mellencamp's single
set is particularly pleasing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Film Time Clock

ADAMS -- PENNY serenade" zf5.
3 30 s:45 10 p m. Scotland Yard
ifOs m 2.23. 5.3s s53 p. m
BROADWAY CAPITOL The Great Die
taior." n a. m 2 80 40, 30 p. m
That sight in Rio" Ia. 80 p N
CINDERELLA -- The Great Dictator -
g. 5.43 e.26 3 m That sight IN RIO
y 30 f.0A Z A. II 30 p. m.
CINEMA The Great Beginning II, ?.
{. s. 5. 10 .. M.
FISHER The Great Dictator" d.
s -. 1925 T. m That Night IN Rio
II -. 4:54 = m.
FOX The Great American Broadcast
II ~. 3 * 7i3 1925 3. m. LOUIS Baer
Fight 1926 81 6.56 1911 ? N.
"They Dare Not Love % i1t1o 225, $40.
% p. m
HOLLYWOOD -- The Great Dictator 90
= i0.55 p m. THAT Night IN Rio.
+ 20 p N.
MICHIGAN Love Crazy 1921 1852
715 1922 p. n Washington Melo'
drama, 81 - n. 25.-a. a0-A15 p m
MADISON Bluebesrd's Eighth wife,
II a m 2-eea- 3. IN tt'si
r Fearn4r u 7s- J 81, 7.7s. 1888 p N
PALMS STATE THAT Hamilton
Woman, u a. m, SIS $50, 10:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
ALL SHOP TALK

Also conversation which sounds
the back pages of the Saturday
Evening Post are proving more
redundant than absorbing than in
teresting. Finally desperate She
leaves him. only TO return when he
promises 10 give UP the advertls-
ing business and play house
Actually the husband only needs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28

.. m. Men OF Boys Town." ii2. $50.
y Us ID. d..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Western

ALLAN JONES, singing star of
There's Magic in Music is one
of Hollywood's best horsemen. and
wants 10 prove 1t by doing a west
ern type picture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Piano Recital

ROSE MANKO MASH will pre-
sent a group Of students in a plane.
recital in the auditorium of Grim
nell'S Saturday at 1880 p. m.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-07-18
Diamonds Play Important
Part In Manufacture Of
Copper Telephone Wire

Diamonds are hard stones-so hard
in fact that the Western Electric
Company pulls copper telephone wire
through them at speed Of 120 miles
an hour in order to reduce the wire to
the required size.
Machines for this high speed wire
drawing are designed, made and
operated by Western Electric as the
manufacturer for the Bell telephone
system. One of these machines pulls
about 10000 miles of wire through q
diamond die before it is necessary to
repolish the stone. The wire starts
larger than the hole and is passed
through diamonds with successfully
smaller openings until it is of the
desired size. Western Electric engi-
neers reported that by using a die of
the next best material only about 200
miles of wire can be drawn at once.
This new speed for wire drawing is
Of great Importance now in rushing
wire for national defense purposes.