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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
.SteeIs Weak
In IrreiqularIY
Lower Market

NEW YORK. July 30-The
stool, market today continued
.gencmlly soft following yester-
days irregularly lower trend.
Losses IN some Of the leaders ran
TO a point.
There were a few. independently
firm spots. notably rubbers. but
the great majority of representa-
tive stocks were fractionally
under last nights closing prices.
SteelS were weakest in the
wake of United States Steel Cor
poration'S earnings statement for
tho June quarter showing a size
able decline from first quarter re-
suits due 10 a sharp increase in
provisions for taxes. United States
Steel, Bethlehem and Crucible
each dropped point or more be-
fore meeting support.
Volume tapered of after the ac-
tive trading OF the two preceding
sessions.
American Airlines tumbled 2
ii9fsil4ts . otfe tttf11t,- white other
aviation shares gave up fractions.
Union Carbide lost more than a
point in a soft chemical section.
Fractional declines were the
rule in motors, coppers. electrical
equipments, farm implements, oils
and mail orders. Rails resisted
for a time, but gave ground late
lin the forenoon. Utilities displayed
a. mixed trend.
In the strong rubber group.
Goodyear and Goodr rich each
climber about a point TO new highs
for the year. United States Rub
Der gained a fraction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30

Mans Bank as the Great Bank of the
Future"
Mr. Rukeyser gave no further guide
as TO what was in his mind. Certainly.
il is a title which INDIANS a whole tide
of thought.
Does ne mean that modern taxation
will make all men poor and thus make
the present day poor mans bank the
great bank of the future? Does he mean
that modern taxation will bring about a
change in ownership of wealth? Or is
he really speaking OF TIVE separate
things. leaving it TO me TO bring out the
connection?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
Business A tivity
Resumes Expansion
tlaney
BY LEWIS HANEY
Professor of Economics. New York University

Professor of Economics New York University
continued last week
had preceding weeks
higher
notable because there considerable strike
ideness etdwn ordinary residential
have been expected view of rising build
priority restrictions supplies Of certain materials and
threatened rentr regulation
building in defense including both
plants Although considerable delay letting
being experienced verabe second OF defense
this should be important
factor in maintaining or increasing industrial activity.
will have the question what 10 be
all the construction and development
II was only short time ago that many worrying about
chronological caused by the capacity OF
frantieaiy building chronological
production devices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
Marine News
DETROIT

uP-Butier. 3;25 p m TUESDAY; r. J
RelsS 1855. Kinney. sos ] A Holloway,
Is 30; Markham -Cleveco, $50, Geo. Craw-
ford. $40, CrudoiL 6,25' Fitch arrived,
l7:l5, Dahlke cleared. s. Fay Brown. S.35.
Sherwin. SIS; Bennington. 92a: Saunders
Jr.. o s.: Zenith CITY. 10. Barrahon- Fru-
ganty arrived. COralia arrived. 10.I5; w G.
,Aisther. Il; Ben Ford cleared, II 81; Otto
Reiss. l2.i5 a. IN. "Wednesday; Sonoma ar.
rived l2;55; ireland. $50; Wolf :25:
dickson. 1875 Lindabury. Iocui,e. 1:A0:
Utica arrived. 2.o5 Paisley 2:i5. Royal
ton . 80; sam Mstber, sos. Barrailton-
lShauehnessy. 4;l5. Fleetwood arrived $40;
lMathioU. 60. Rensselaer,, $40, Hoyt.
II 20; Pressure Isle. $50; Sierra arrived.
IL ID, Conneaut arrived. 1880 Barkham-
lstead Constitution arrived. $. sarnolite.
Is 80. W l.. Kins $50, W r White, SIS;
liz p Wsnare. =.
DOWN Mullen. y NJ. Tuesday: Con-
lneaut cleared, sos. CiyGe. 4 As. Traverse
lCity Socony sos. James Mazda cleared.
$50, SchoelKopf lr $50: PHI Minch ar
rived. In5; Neftieton. 7.i5. SASKATOON.
lT5O; Ingalls, cleared. $50. jenkins. : .iJ.
NJ tch gan. 9 20: Consumers Power cleared.
$50. Irwin, ,53s Manuel, 1a-f5. Mead
lcieared II 20 L.aua,hln. 1880, J L.
Reiss. 1908 a. M. Wednesday: Ball Bros
IL rs. GOV. Miller Cursia cleared. Hamil.
rr7c. = t. 5TT-TT- -6TliF cIeaFc5, t2:45:
Shasta. Wlnfsoius, ~, Eads- l1T. AS.
Donuer. 10; Dorneliy cleared. ISIS; Reed.
.
3 05. DAVIS arrived 8 City Windsor. f.13:
MARQUETTE. f;25 Huron arrived t.3n:
Maine arrived. $50. Crapo. SEQ; Sonoms
cleared 5:f0. Bnrralton- Frugahty cleared.
IS 30; j. {. Alien arrived. s.4J, Oakwood
cleared. 10, Mcpougal- MARSHA. 3 .O5
Butanluil SOS Davis cleared. Sis.
SaUIT SIZE. MARIE
uP-G y Leonard. 10 90 a. m Tues
Idsy weHsndoc Msunatoa, ~ 30 p @.
HertWel A " Osborne u 90 y m: A
r. Uhrir. 80. J q Wallace $50. II a.
Scandrett. e. e : Paul $50: w. G. Poi
lock. l.. r. Block. 8. Ericsson. Hoiiey
Algocen. :: Manitoba Mataafz T30,
y. Dunn Jr Alabama. $40. Suiphite.
Sworope. ? 80. lsketon. Robert stewart
1880. NJ. Byers, II 30. J. p Morgan
Jr. u. NJ Clemson. q m. Wednesday
Translake B. Finland AlEorsn. a. =. VI
Weir. J. Block. o Eurene Thomas. sam
NorAe. :: VIM. C1nneily. 7.30
DOWN r. a T. Widener r. r Jones.
80 a. m. Tuesday ,. n Frafx. 9.
Harvcs'er. $50. Stephenson Manila
10 % q. ~ Humphrey Pontiac Il. ".
" Holloway. n .. Nnls ~ 20.
Mitchell. =. T. House. - 80 p. m. A. =.
Heekin. ". GALLAGHER II 70: ny q. Kerr.
e 5 Hrbard 2 SIR W Fairb7irn. srnea-
ton. $3.50, " =. McGtnagle. - wDt1c.
IT, w & Richardson. r Baker. t.31:
N p Farr, $50 p = Befwrd. 30
FroDtenae $. J ~ Shesdle 10. Hem
, ,.,-., 4. y Es.lsI1 ~,
8. m Wednesday. Weather calm. IosEy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30

New York and whoiesa,s soefsvreng
,,s aeS,sssses . 9gs..s y $500
tin. nominal; New York. ss.s7s: futsrs -.
81 IS: lake srsds copper d<ifvsre1 ~
west. "a: eieesroiytie spos. sDeNsr. t1N
~ So. casting copper. n Is n LQun 49,
nonv. IL: virgin siuuinun. ~
I'm prices nominal fssle bos0eo - .
result of OPACS so1 oPn eHsnoo014
OF present hish ps.sss. zine 49, *
Ext0rt copper. II sales NOMINAL 1s100S
Free stsrlings ef.03h.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30

But whatever taxation and its goal be we do
wifi than todays
than yesterdays We have condition
will all other conditions and functions
including banking.
how banking will be influenced remains to be But
with nelgently flexible managerial
challenges and changes into
tunies they and American business always
n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
Detroit Gasket Pays
30 Cts. on Preferred

Detroit Gasket and Manufacture
ing Company has declared regu-
lar quarterly dividend OF 80 cents
on preferred stock. payable Sep
TENDER 2. to stockholders Of record
August Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
Gas Sales Up Sharply

Michigan Consolidated Gas Com
.pany sales for the week ended
July 20 totaled COS. 367 gas units.
compared with 43S.5S units for
1.-THE week ended July u, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
Votes 50-Cent Payment

MuSkegon Motor Specialties
Company has declared a regular
quarterly dividend of so cents on
class A stock. payable September
u 10 stock of record August 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
Is II a Means of Sterilization?

What is modern taxation, anyway.
as distinguished from ordinary taxation
Is il a means of specialization; defense
facility: an initiation control? 1t can be
all Of these things. but there are laymen
who feel they may never know what the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
Detroit Poultry

| Market easy. Hens. average run. ale;
lleghorn hens. lbs. and NJ. lie. cocks
li0N l2c: rock springers. under lbs. ale
IA lbs and up. 22c; lsghorn brotlers. IL
LBS and up. 1sc.
| FGGS-Msrket steady. Current receipts
i2iiac, undergrades, 20V22hc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30

Bsstos Edison Company shows fcr ths
~ months ended June 81 net income of
s.. 57s. OPS or s. rs a'shars for the IL
months ended June 30 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
Farmers Market

s. "a soc bu No. 2. soc; Northern SPY.
fancy. 81 bu-; No. 1. Si.25 q 80; No. 2.
No. /, i25t150. No. ?, T5e; Transpar-
tents. fancy. SlVl.25, No. /, e59 sc ou- ;
AslpARAGus-No. !. 80 7sc dor behs.
BEANs Green. fancy. s22sa25o: No.
i. Slsp4 2; No. ?, s.. ~. wax, fancy,
lS2 % n 80, Ne /, 81 50n2 No = 81 =
horssoesns No; ! 81 !, socl no .o' HS 3, y
-BEETs-No. /. 500 acc aor. behs., 500
F BLpAuctKsERRIEs-No. |. sa2s0s7s.
! BRsreOfI-No /. Sl,T5N2 10,
CABBAGE Fancy. 81 25 bu-: 10. y
eoe = 81 iOs@ ~. ?, 7se; red, No. /.
lSIgi. curry; 10 / 81 sg ~, No :
E, c y. u " Es-s q - 0' 10 l.
CARRoTS-Fansy. soc dOz. oohS. No
II. IS 2 i5c, Sinl25 BIZ, No. 2, 2Sc doz'
cAULlFLowER - no. |. sgI.5o eu.;
cELERY-Faney. 81 &C don. behs. !;
No /. 90 y soc. No ?. 100 l5c.
CELERY cABBAGE-Faney, $50 ou.;
t.s.frftY fttef-Ass7 : TT1e4-- ST. -
CHERRIES Sweet. fancy 81 2i-gusrt
crates No. l. s3u3. so; sour, fancy " 20;
&c c5uicUMs BE Fancy. 81; No. |. 500
cuRRANTs- I. $3.50 24-9aar'
crate
EGGPLANT !. 81 -567T I - hS1f bu-
Eggs - Larre. $40 &c q 1o.75 3o-dozea
case small So 2SHe.75.
cfrjosrB f-ss5=ss0. /. s. 80 2>s-rit.
HEAD IETTUcE--Faney. 81 25 bu.; No.
h lisOc bu.. No 2. as soc bu
HUCKLEREHR RI E,s-No. !. $5.soes "a
at crate. NJ. :. -. -.
Ff.KsM No ! 7sc4 81 doz bchs.
oKRA-No /. 81 25 s-lo. basket: NO
: oSNioNs-Green. No. !. os9 sec dqA
bchs dry onions, No L. FocHSA ""'O
s' FARSI ST Ego :, zoe doz sehs
PARSLEY ROOM / a. sc eS- a.
PEARs No. 1, 81 a"g2; 10 >l'@''
PEPPERS Green. 10. /. IS l5e peck
basket. No. ?. soc. bot. No. !. 80 = SOC
PLuMs- No. ] s2g2.so ~
OTATOES-New. fancy, SOC bu.' NO
Il. Is . s5e bu- Ne. ?. i5c be. 80
POULTRY Hens. i've. heavy breeds; 22
n 22c To-. leEborns, isN 2oe. e aSa -
heavy p 24c n sssaoTna' Az, os 5o 11' a6 ~
behs No. 2. 25c. long white. No. l. 80
''f RksPRERR1Es- Black No. S3Ts4
rs 23-qt. crate; red. No. !. 50 90 g SO
RHt-BARB-No. :. 25N3je doz- behs.
RUTARAGAs-No ]. 80 T5c ou-
sou ASH-Summer No. ]. 40 2Nc =
Ibu. No 2. 25c table green squash. no
h 81 = bu Itsban. fancy 81 peek nsks. !
no l. $50 soc. No 2. soc; Hubbard 40.
SWEET CORN Fancy. eOe 81 s-doz
SACK. No 1. Ger 75c No. 2 40 soc.
TOMATOES Outdoor fancy Sl.25 u
H. basket: 80. l. g. SOC 10. =, - !
-n5rrrTuyg- TsHFy. = y 7 '-750 .V0F l. II -
I02: No 2. 81 SO.
TURNIPs- !. 40 = soc don. bchs.,
les soc bu
soc bu escarnle. No. 1. 80 q soc bu en-
dive. fancy. 81 50 bu No. I, 81 l. % (,
80 q 7Sc: sorrel 45f 6Oc hu Swiss
.chard $50 Soc bu kais. 900 soc bu-;
mustard No l. 5a1 Sc bu.; turnipS. No.
H. 50r6Oc bu.; spinach. No. I. Iac 81
'hu No. 2. CSC bu.. leaf lettuce No. l.
as D soc bu.. coliards No. l. Is 5Oc ou.
VEGETABLE. oYsTERS--No. !. socp
81 doz hchs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30

National Lssd Company shows foe the
six months ended June 3n a consolidated
net profit 81 50 2se 600 after federal taxes
1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
DETROIT

CATTLE-Receipts 500; market slow and
steady; choice 10 prime yearlings, dry led
ESIim12; good 10 choice yearilngs, dry fed,
$40 50sI1l: good To choice heavy steers.
ldry fed $40 50 II IS; fair to good year
hngs. dry fed. SloH 1880: fair TO good
heavy steers ana sT} S.s sS $50 So ss
! 10 good grass steers and helfers. S.73n
= 90. common grass cattle. So-oeG %
| best COWS. 81. 5Om7.T5; cutter COWS So 80
RT25; Gamer cows. $4,000; old rims,
Sf25 down: best heavy weight bologna.
Ssus5O: medium weight bologna bulls,
81 251s light common bulls. soH1; stock
bulls, S6wT. SO: good 20 choice stockers sno
feeders. 50 y ~: common 70 fair stockers
and feeders. STNs5o; mixers and spring
ers $3.50 50.
VEAL CALvES-Receip pts 400; market
SiI sou ~. 50; seconds $40. 50 " IL. so: culls
and common. Ss.50a 10.
SHEEP AND LANBs-Reseipts 800;
market steady; best lambs, sil; fair to
down 90 81; best sheep. s5fi $50; fair to
good. sos. 80. culls and common. S2h 5.
HOGS-Receipt 500: market prospects,
steady. No quotations available early to-
iday Tuesdays close follows; Good and
lcholce 200-230 lbs. sllL6Q; 220-730 lbs.
ISl1.4s; 23o-250 his, 81. 20; 10000 lbs,
xil. 50: 250-270 lbs. 81: 27o-300 lbs.
heay ,,o .c sooa o. ,9s n $40 IS $40 40
roughs, 1928 PIGS and lights, 5000 y
10. ..stAEs. n. 24ts-QA------------------
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. July 50 --tINs)-HOCS-Re-
leeipts IL OOo. market steady: holdovsrs,
/ 600 top. Sii.7 TO- bulk. Sii rs q II. so;
heav,es. $40 75T II 30; mediums. <il 2s
IHii.7o; lights. o.7sa II. so; light lights,
$50 80 n 20: packing sows, SO. so g 10 20
lpiFs. 50 50I10
CATTLE-R eceipts. $500; market
steady. Calves: receipts. 500: Marie,
lsteady Beef steers: choice. Sl2 n IL; me-
dunn. SIS 50a12 yeartnEs, ssa13. Butch
lers heifers SIS sou 12.75: cows. $500 as;
bulls. Ssr10: calves. S7m 10; feeders So
lT12 Stockers steers. $50 Il so; cows
and heifers. IS. 5om1075
SHEEP--Receipts, 7 600; market steady
SER common, - SO r to SO
lyearllngs IS. IS IS. ewes, So. T3Gi75;
feeders. SO. SOC 1850
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH. Juiy 30.--rNs)-CAT-
TIE Receipts 100; market steady; steers.
choice, S1l 5Offf2: medium to good. SlO.50
all: common IS 5oN9 So sheifers. me-
fIum % good, s.. so y s.25: common. SIa
.7T5: COWS medium 10 good. IS Is " 7. rs I:
Gamers and cutters. $50 80; bulls. good
to cnutce. SgTs.5UT common TO medium
So sOms.50.
HOGS-ReceIp,s 200: market steady and
900 lbs, si2a i2l5; 22o-25o lbs. 81. IS
HI2I5. 25o-2oo lbs. $i1 251 IL. IS: 100
II 5n lbs. SO 50 u 11.2S. roughs, ss.25r9.15.
SHEEP Receipts $50; market slow and
soc hover: choice lambs. $40 sou III; me-
dun, 20 good. 50 500 10; common lambs
sos: ewes. S3sf4: wethers. S35oW4-5o.
CALvEs-Reeeipts $50; market siow and
soc lower; good 20 choice, Si2hl ID; me-
dunn SlO.50a l1.50 culls and common,
SO. 50gs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
BY A. p. GIANNINI


International servke)
When he nominated one OF his vacation-tme guest
couInnss Rukeyser said: Choose your but"
suggested Modern Taxation and the Poor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
Great Future Predicted
for "POor Mans Bank"
Rukeyser

editors A. p. Gisnnin, well known Pacific Coast
banker and founder OF the Bank Of America today
for Meryle Stanley Rukeyser. who
tomorrow M Cieary president of the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company, viii write the coIumn)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
Commodity Prices Move Upward Again

Following week OF price hesitation commodity markets
active advance There practically no
declines by fats and oils. rubber tn
silk and The governments commody average
wartime high 512 cent above the August 1889
level
week. the prices Of radio sets advanced My
informs that the SASS for about 10 days
$685. Inevitably the tide Of retail prices must rise and
through
Roosevelt has allowed bakers 10 raise
the price Of bread order to their higher cost oil material
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied ny BonEsryi Co.
"indsor, Prices IN cents. Noon prices
MINING,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
Means Sacrifice or Initiation

will people either economic de-
larger be The sacrhce
the other imitation
probably given in the action Of the House
committee and which killed move to practice
nondense spending the pending
price control bill either farm prices 10
regulation. SO it will be higher money incomes.
laborers will spend their
savings stamps when the suer the stamps doing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Present Concert

EDWARD BREDSHALL. De-
trett pianist. and the Michigan
WPA Symphony Orchestra, con-
Quoted by Walter Poole, will APP
pear in concert Wednesday at
$50 p. m. in the Art Institute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Pre- sent PLAYS

FIVE QAE-AC1, if4laps- n.ith
all girl casts viii be presented at
7;15 p. m. Friday at the ST
Clair Recreation Center, 4535
FalrView avenue. This will be
the east side section Of the an
nual drama festival staged by
intermediate girls dramatic
clubs sponsored by the depart
ment of parks and recreation.
west side groups Will. perform
on the following Friday at
kronk Recreation Center.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Discover Location
In HoIIYwo 0 d

A WESTERN movie troupe
which cuStomarily roams for
hundreds of miles throughout
the American Southwest in
search Of rugged locations has
found exactly what it needed in
of all places-Hollywood itself.
The company is Paramounts
Hopaiong Cassidy unit, filming
Border Vigilantes," and its
hardest TO find location of the
year-a definite old mine tun-
nel-iS up Bronson Canyon not
a half mile from the interSec-
lion of HOLLYWOOD boulevard and
Vine street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

Odds and Ends in the Enter
tainment World The movement
for closer cultural relations with
Latin-Amerlca has beCom q
something tremendously impor-
tant IN Hollywood eyes. You'll
see the biggest stars in the IN
dustry spending their vaca-
lions IN Central and South
America before long. and youll
witness very few movies from
now on in which our southern
aHeighbOrS are cither hcavIeS or
silly comics Which is the way
it should have been a long time
ago
Repeating our prediction 81
several weeks ago we like the
YANKEES m the American
League. and the CHICAGO
CUBS in the National.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Movie Quiz
OfferSSOIlle
TOughOnes
BY SARA HAMILTON
Special to THE DETROIT TTMEs

HOLLYWOOD, April y.
uOW are you on your movie
H knowledge this morning?
Pretty knowing Ell? Well good,
well all make a stab at that
100 per cent grade then. Go
over the list of names beneath
each question, carefully ehooS-
ing the right name for each
question. Give yourself 10 per
cent for each right answer and
5 per cent if you get half of il.
Ne would say IS was a good
average. Now watch your step.
WHO played the title role in
L the picture "Rebeoca"?
Ida Luplno Ingrld Bergman
Joan fontaine Olivia DE HaVillsnd
O-TwO OF these stars actually
- attende the Hollywood
School for Girls when they were
youngsters. are those biushing
he-men--
Doug Fairbanks Jr. William Holden
Gary Cooper Joel McCrea
O-The tallest actor in Holly
- wood is
Walter PidEeon stirling Hayden
Gary Cooper Jimmy stewart
Allow TO crash movies is told
4 in the story of these play
crs. When their chance came
one was parking cars at Santa
Anita race track, one was
waitress. one a receptiOnist in
doctors office and one a drum
mer in a band. Which was
which,
Lew ANFeH Jane Rusaeli
Ellen Drew RIeAinn Foster
Three cheers for the veteran
- who holds the record for
the most consecutive years on
stage and screen. Are those
cheers for
MAY Robson Harry Davenport
e. Audrey smith Lionel Barrymore
E-Let'S give party. Whom
" should we expect if our inVi-
tatiOns were accepted by
MIR. weisentrfund Miss Gustafsson
Miss MuIlican MIR. Bickel
IA hen, Jog, a horse and a
mushroom are outstanding
movie faXOrites. Which is
which
Daisy Hon Low
Trigger Clara
Q-PIace these actors each in
y his own alma mater
franchOt Tone Robert Taylor
(Which of these actors have
- portrayed United states
presidents on the screen
Iiunel barrymore Sidney Blackmer
Henry Fonda Raymond Massey
10-Among the unusual jobs
~ held by screen stars, that
Of a lady barber belongs to
Marjorie Rambcau Greta Carlo
Man Boland Marjorie Main
ANSWERS
NO one. She doesn't appear
in the picture.
douglas Fairbanks Jr and
Joel McCrea.
3-Stirling Hayden C. feet
incheS).
LEV Ayres. drummer; Ellen
Drew. waitress; Jane Russell.
receptionist; Preston Foster, car
attendant.
5-Harry Davenport, for 20
years.
Paul MUM. Weisenfreund;
Priscilla Lane, Mullican; Carlo,
STAGE ATTRACTIONS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

Of an international gambler. she
poses as the Lady Eve SidWich
and 50 perpleXeS poor Henry
Fonda that he has 10 marry her
10 find out whether She is one or
the other.
Coming up shortly is Doug
Fairbanks Jr as The Son Of
the CorSlcan. IN which he also
VIII play two roles
While the theme long has been
q favorite device of plas75ttf rights
and scenario penstcrs. IT merely
happens that this year rs the
year for our Hollywood folk 10
two-time their fans with dupli-
cate impersonauonS.
But "a Shakespeare warns
BE not deceived-theSe our
actors. aS 1 foretold YOU, WERE
all spirits, are melted into
thin air"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Final PROGRAM

THE SCANDINAVIAN SYM
PHONY ORCHESTRA will give
its last concert of the season
Saturday evening at the Ionic
Masonic Temple.
Herbert Straub will conduct
and the soloist will be Clarence
Erickson, concert master of the
orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Fine Arts Society
ConVenes ApfiI Il

THE FIFTH MEETING Of the
Fine Arts Society of Detroit Will
be held at $50 p. m. April II
al the Players Playhouse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
New Player Called
Perfe ct Mode

BURT JONSON makes a liv-
ing by chiSeling the Hollywood
stars. As a matter of fact, the
movie kings and queens con-
Sider il an honor 10 be ChISeTed
by JonSon. -
-'-a--zazsa-----
He Carves their portraits In
wood and has selected Cath
crime Craig, newly signed Para
mount player appearing in Las
Vegas Nights, as the perfect
model for his profession. JonSon
viii make a fife-sized head of
Miss Craig 10 send to several
forthcoming eastern exhibits
dealing in woodcraft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Aolihla Doubles

r. BON The Fa1HYy-STEre PR
lures You'll find double Charae--
FORMATIONS IN the double bill
In The Great Dictator"
Charlie Chaplin not only plays
The title role Of the dictator. but
ne also plays the simple little
barber who Is mistaken for the
head man and who IS hoiSted
into the rulers boots.
On the feminine side Of the
ledger. one discovers Barbara
Stanwyck is not herself at all IN
The Lady Eve" The daughter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
HelIinger Picks -Ens
1 Wanted Wings Clicks
AS Aviation Thriller
BY MARK HELLINGER

DANDOM Notes About Pictures You're Seeing Paramount
~ has socko Il WANTED WINGS an aviation
thriller that will Int the box office bulsye wherever plays
As tomorrow WANTED WINGS
been shrewdly ably directed and beautifully produced
Ray Aland Wayne Morris Brian Donlevy and William Holden
excellent the leading male roeWhle Moore and
Veronica Lake handle the expert fashion
The Lake lady needs experience bat she's uHquestiepah
going places All in all I WANTED WINGS fat slice OF
To-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

GustafssOn; Fredric Mare
Bickel.
daisy. the dog in "Blondie" !;
Trigger, horse Roy Rogers
Westerns; Hop Low, mushroom
(Fantasia); Clara, COW Disney.
8-LlOyd Nolan, Stanford;
EFsHehet- Tone, Cornell; -Ieel
McCrea, Pomona; Bob Taylor,
Pomona.
All OF them.
l0-Garbo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

ITS DOUBLE or nothing these
L DAYS with the film stars
Practically the whole plot q
the Technlcolor musical cur
rrntlY on view III the Fox.
,efFi,at N4eht IN Rio rcNnNeS
around The fact that Don
Ameehe is not enc and The same
man.
IN some sequences Mr.. Ameche
is an American cafe entertainer
ln Brazil in others he is a mem
bcr Of The South American aris-
tocracy. Here the likeness is SO
marked that the wife. Alice
Fave. can't tell which is which.
while Miranda. the Americans
eil friend. throws q couple Of
dTiIdT Ianjrums over the
confusion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Music Schools
Weekly Recital

ELEANOR BULLOCK, plano
student Of the Detroit Founda-
ton Music School, will give q
concert in the concert hall OF the
school Friday at 8 p. m. "
On Wednesday at s p. n.
Mary Dobrzelecki will be hesca.,
at the Foundation in a piano rts
cital, while at 8 p. m. Thursday
Harriet Gelhaar will give her
sophomore piano recital.
A freshman-sophomore cons
cert will be conducted at 2 p. m.
Saturday by Aurora DeCesare.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

MORRIS AND Sylvia Toch-
berg VIII appear IN a violin and
piano recital ar 7:45 p. m Fri-
day in the auditorium OF the
main library.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
IT'S Double
Or Nothing
In Movies
Bv CHARLES GENTRY

RS DoUBLE or nothing these