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The Coolidge examiner., 1942-02-27
Mrs. Jay Vensel
Honor Guest At
Luncheon-ShoWer

Mrs. Jay Vensel was guest of
honor at a George Washington
lpncheOn followed by a pink and
blue shower at the home OF Mrs
Carl Mcfarland Saturday. Mrs.
Pierce Vensel was co-hostess.
After presentation of the nursery
gifts. bridge and Chinese checkers
furnished the afternoons entertain
ment Mrs. A. c. Walker of Flor
ence won high score in bridge and
Mrs Sylvia Pottebaum Of Phoenix
received low score prize Prizes in
Chinese checkers went 10 Mrs.
Fcrd Sowell and Mrs Cecil Col
lorette OF Casa Grande
Guests were Mrs. Sowell Mrs.
n. A Bryce. Mrs Ben Arnold and
Miss Mary Hayes all of Coolidge;
Mrs. Fred Freeman. Mrs. George
Nensel. Mrs. Carl Vensel. Mrs.
Alice Censel. and Mrs. Pottebaum
all of Phoenix. Mrs Homer Johns
OF Tollison. Mrs Paul Sines of
Glendale. Mrs. A. G.. Walker and
Mrs. Alva Weaver OF Florence:
Mrs. Collorette of Casa Grande;
Mrs. Ned Palmer and Mrs. Ira
Walker of Ray.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-02-27
Church Service
Announcement

Trinity Full GospeI Tabernacle
The Reverend Lima O'Donnell
pastor
1T is time for thee. Lord. TO
work: for they have made void
thy law" Psalms 1925.
Sunday school 10 AN. war time.
Communion service-11 AN.
Evening services PM. wal
time. Subject: forthcoming
Events est Their Shadows"
Bible study in the Book OF Daniel
Tuesday evening at o'clock.
Ladies' Prayer Band-Wednesday
afternoon from 10 4 O'Clock.
Young Peoples Meeting-Thurs-
day evening at O'Clock.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-02-27
Friends Entertained
At Buffet Supper

Mr.. and Mrs. n. G. Murray and
their daughter Mrs. Harvey Smith
entertained friends at buffet sup
per In their home on Monday eve
ming. Sweet peas in pastel shades
were used for table decorations
Bridge furnished the evenings en-
tertainment.
High score were won by Mrs
Dalton Cole and Martin Talla.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. w. r
Elliott. Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton Cole
and Mrs. Paul Loucks. Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Talla. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. j. Moody. Mrs. c. " Steward
and Mrs. Avis Hobby.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-02-27
Johnsons Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. johnson
were hosts to group OF friends
who met for covered dish din
ner and evening OF cards in then
home on Friday.
High score were won by Leor
Smith and Dalton Cole.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Clifford Clements. Mr.. and Mrs
Leon Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. A. L
NOVEL;, and Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton
Cole.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-02-27
Mrs. Patrick Hostess

Members of the Desert Bridge
Club met at the home of Mrs.
Goldie Patrick for an afternoon oi
cards on Wednesday.
Mrs. ". w. Havins won high
score and Mrs. Howard Holland
won second high.
Those present were Mrs. Lee
Newcomb, Mrs. f. ID. Chandler
Mrs. f. O. Thompson, Mrs. Ha-
wins. Mrs. Holland, and Mrs. j. A.
Roberts.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-02-27
Buffet Supper And
Bridge Fete Friends

A buffet supper at which Mr.
and Mrs. n. G. Murray and then
daughters Mrs. Harvey Smith were
hosts. was followed by an evening
OF cards in their home on Thurs
day
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Parke Soule, Mr.. and Mrs. A. t
Bicknell. Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Ric
hey. Mr. and Mrs. c. ]. Wells, MIR
and Mrs. #. p. Jameson and DR.
and Mrs. B. L. Steward.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-02-27
Brother And Sister
Celebrate Birthdays
AT Party Sunday

Rosedell and tG0fburn Harper
entertained a group OF young
friends alta birthday party Sundey
afternoon In the home of their
mother Mrs. Bstell Harper. Rose
dell was nine and Gorburn six.
Quests were Kathleen MeGleery,
10y Johns. F1odell Abbott, Mary
Ellen sShafer. Fay tChesley. Doris
sShafer, Pear lDsIEan. Mayrene
Moore of sScottsdale. iBHdtiy Nc
Cleery. Charles Appel, IEarl Haines,
BODY Moore Cof Scottsiale, and Mr..
and Mrs. George Moore of Scots
dale.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-02-27
Friends Meet
At Elliott Home

A group of friends met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Elliott
for a covered dish dinner and eve
ming OF cards on Friday.
Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. +. p. Jameson. Mr.. and Mrs
c. ]. Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Loucks. Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Muir
ray. Mr. and and Mrs. Martin Talla.
and Mrs. Harvey Smith.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-02-27
Mrs. Edd Sinfns
Given Shower

Mrs. Will Hodges and Mrs. iEdd
Clark were ,colhostesses at stork
shower for Mrs. J. w. .Simms
Thursday. in the social room at the
Baptist church.
Gifts were heaped on a table.
Nursery games furnished the after
moons entertainment and refresh
ments and decorations followed a
pink and white color scheme.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-02-27
Nowells Hosts

A group OF friends met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. NOVEL;
for covered dish dinner and eve
ming OF cards on Saturday Carl
Anderson won high score
Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ID. johnson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Dalton
Cole and Mr.. Anderson.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-02-27
Church Notice

Evangelist Alva Johnson OF
Texas will conduct revival at the
Church of Christ beginning March
1st and continuing through the fol
lowing two weeks
Joe Looper and Jack Todd will
direct the song service An invita-
ton is extended TO everybody to
attend the old time gospel meet
ings.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-02-27

. Nr. and Mrs II. w. Chadborn.
Miss Susan Chadbon and Robert
Humphries were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. II. lB. Roberts in Casa
Grande on Sunday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-02-27

. AIRS. Roger Gates was up anh
JH. 1n Aoaiiay after several
days Illness
Evening star., 1942-10-05
Wushinqton Produce

BUTTER-93 score. tubs, 40: 1-pound
prints, 49h; A-pounds prints, so; .92
score tubs, 47s; 1-pSuna &c .aoi prints ,,s. 4s; &
lspound sp ID prints; 47N; M;pound. prints prints.
~; A-pound prints, AN. SO score, tubs,
46; 1-pound prints, 46h: A-pound prints,
Al; SO score. tubs, 45A: 1-pound prints,
1874; A-pound prints, 46A.
LIVESTOCK-Calves, ID; spring lambs,
From Agricultural Marketing Admins
tration. Prices paid net fob. Washing
EGGsLMarket steady. Prices paid for
Federal-State graded eggs received from
grading stations October 81: Whites, Q.
8. extras, large, 1888; average, 81; q. s.
extras medium. 41h-44; average, 43: o..
8. standards. large .45-46: average. 45h;
q. 8. standards. medium, 80; U. s. trades.
3s: Browns, 2 g. extras large. 6o;5s;
"A: average, 43; u S. standards. large, a.
46: average, 45; 2; s. trades, 36-36h
rent receipts, whites. 40: mixed colors.
$500. Receipts, Government graded
.sfii LivE Il PouITRY-Market SdIsf steady. Fowl
Colored, 5 pounds and up. 21-22; under s
pounds, 1920; Leghorn hens, 3M pounds
and up. 1915; No. 2s, 1O-11. Roosters
1915 Chickens: Delaware, Virginia and
Maryland Rocks and crosses, broilers and
flyers, all sizes, 1924; No. 2s. 20; Reds
~: Leghorns. 21-22. Turkeys: Young,
toms and hens, 20-31.
Evening star., 1942-10-05

plentiful at the cl0se. Activity
picked up on thu forward swing.
Transfers for the full PROCEEDINGS
were around $4,000 shares, one Of
the largest tllrnovers Of the year
thus far.
The war news Was not particularly
disturbing and tax hopes still were
. bolstering influence. The inclina-
tion Of some customers to cash in
during the forenoon was due to the
idea that the list might need 4
technical correction because Of the
lengthy recovery. On average the
market had been up three weeks in
2 row. during which the Associated
Press 60-stock composite added al
points and, last Saturday, equaled
It's 1912 peak established In early
January.
Evening star., 1942-10-05
Sharp Rise Forecast
In Steel Output
For Current Week
Production Of 1856, 700
Tons Indicated by
1876 Per Cent Rate
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-A sharp in
crease in steel operations this week
was estimated today by the Ameri-
can Iron & Steel Institute.
The rate of operations will be at
98.6 per cent of capacity, record
except for two weeks earlier this
year. and tonnage production was
placed at 1885, 700 tons. This was
an increase of 1.3 points over last
weeks rate of 97.3 per cent when
output was 1864, 500 tons.
A month ago the rate was 96.4 per
cent and production 1,649, 100 tons
and a year ago the figure was 9s.1
and production 100000 tons.
Except for the weeks of Nav II
and Is. this year, when the operat-
ing rate rose to 99.6 per cent, the es-
timated rate of operations this week
marks a record. Production In each
OF those two periods was 1851 800
tons.
Evening star., 1942-10-05
Hosiery Firms Report
Drop in Shipments =

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The Ma
tional Association of Hosiery Manu-
facturers reported today that ship
ments Of all types of hosiery during
August amounted to 12,118,397
dozen pairs, against 1875 1894 dozen
pairs in August, 1941.
August shipments of 1901 ,204
dozen pairs of women's full-fash-
ioned hose were 281z per cent lower
than in the same month last year.
OF the total women's full-fash-
ioned shipments in August, rayon
constructions amounted to 70 per
cent and cotton constructions were
Z per cent.
Evening star., 1942-10-05
Gains Of Blue Chips
Help Stock Market
Overcome Selling
Many EorIy iossords
Attract Buyers in
Final Trading
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
lssc ciated Press Financial Writ1

NEW YORK, Oct. s5.-Strength Of
assorted blue chips today helped
the stock market OF profit taking
in rails, steels and other recently
rallying groups.
The list stumbled after q slight
upturn at the opening and losses
running to . point or more were well
distributed by midday. A number
OF high-quoted issues. however, re-
fused to bulge and, when selling
dried up, bids were forthcoming for
many early laggards.
While small declines were In evi-
dence, few rails came back IN the
final hour and touched new highs
for q year or SO. Gains Of frac-
tions tp as much as 8 points were
Evening star., 1942-10-05
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Oct. 5 0P.-uatest Tor
)flsn in Az ssfenanse rates follow Great Britain
Board rates for. U. s. dollars: Buyin1. Ia
premium; equivalent to discounts on psr cana. n.
dian dollars, in New York Of buying p.91
per r. cent; selling. 9.09, per cent,
Ket's l21a Der cent, discount, Sr HHE0
y 3; cents. unchsnged. 80 80
ers Foreisn Escha%nEe meg committ,. osisi 55ank lsai
bnyIlns, aEIa 402; selling, 4.O4; open market;
Latin America-ArRentina. ofBc;a,
29.77: free. 1870: Brazil, official. 4 fIhn.
Tree, unquoted: Mexico. 20 .66n.
,rdiass Hates in spot cables unless otherwise
nNominal
Evening star., 1942-10-05
Asset Gain Reported
By Petroleum Corp.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Petroleum
Corp. of America, an investing COM
pany, today reported a net asset
value of $614 a share for its stock
as of September 80 compared with
$5.51 a share on June 80.
Evening star., 1942-10-05
Money Market

NEW YORK. Oct. R.-calI money,
:. per cent. Time loans, steady; 6o.Sfi
gays. 1A; 4-6 months, " per cent.
Bankers acceptances, UNCHANGED. 5000
cent; 5-6 months. ss-.i: per cent. Redis-
count rate, New York Reserve Bank, 1
Evening star., 1942-10-05

The sooner you get that War ssv-
inss Stamp In your book, the sooner
you will set victory In the bax.
Evening star., 1942-10-05
Steel Quotations

NEW YORK. OCT. ln.-stsd yx1csa
sDer 100 pounds Lob. Pittshureh. I
Ao$ ruled ahssts. hsse pries. 2.10.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30

Sic lebrt IN tlaren uno gemeinoer
Itdnoliden 8orten, oah oer Wenld
iiber oem Siere itebt. @eldaffen nod
@ottes Gbenbilo uno als Sino @ottes
lit Der 0tenid nit bober 8iiroe be-
fleioet II. bat Oarum Hed,te uno Srei'
beiten, oie ibn erbeben iiber oie uns
perniinftige &reatllr. 8or Oieien &ed
ten uno ssreibeiten miiileu Selbitiltdt
uno SobI16t uno Wadtil,dt - er.
eiebiae Nuellen bon 3lpietradt uno
Streit uno arieg - Salt maben.
Sros Ieiner sroBen 2eiltungen fir
Sic menidlid3e 8ultur bate oas alte
Seioent,un fein geritdnonis fir oen
@ert ser menibliden Yerl0nlidfeit.
Darum seitattete es Sic Sflaoerei uno
uerberrlidte ben 3rieg. 9as Neu-
beioent,tm bat sleidfaus fein Ser
ltanonis fit tpirflide menldlide 8er.
te. ltno 10 iperbeu Weniden tuieoer-
UNI 5u einem Sflapentum berabge-
oriidt, baS bon berrldiiidtigen lno
oiftatoriiden Tesierungen perbdnat
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30

miro, llno arieg luiltet allf fiini gro.
ben Gontineuten. Stutt einer beionl,
Iiben 9etrahtung oes ueulNlie5en Sc
bens nIllB ipieOer sur @eltlu,g font
1uen sic G:inidosung Oes Vtcniben,
lpie ct i'm &i6te ser hriltlid)en 2ebrc
por llnS itebt.
Wtit anoeren 9Sorteu, sic Sebre
ebriiti nlIB bon nellenl Oenfen uno
Sanoelu ser Wenldeu beberrIbeu.
Sittlid)en @runoIdscu milB Ger ibnea
5ufomnlenoe Blas in Sen menl6lihen
9e5iebunaen eiuger1umt iperoen. 8e-
re6tiafeit nnO 2iebe miiiien bem 86l:
ferredt einen ne,'cn traitpoQen @elit
einfl0Ben, Sic ein5ige perl1Blihc
@runologe pon &ereinbarlugen,
9iinonilien nno Gertrdgen unter ben
9olfern. Sou mirtldaftlibe Slider.
beit oblpalten, oann nulB oas Sripdf,
eigentlln, beionoers 6anliliengiiter
nno lanblibe Seil1ltGtten, eef0roert
uno geld)iibt iperoeu. 9aS inOuItricQe
@lei6geluibt muB angeltrebt iperoen
ourh 9feaellulg ser 9e5iebungeu 5lpi-
ihen &apital ltno slrbeit aui Ser
@runolase eiuer aufri6tigen ,mo ge'
genIeitiaeu s(nerfennl,na bon Tehten
uno Rflihten. 5reie llnternebnten
miiiien gefdiist tueroen gegen 8eoor.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30

mnnoltng uno 8eberribung our1 Die
2egierumg. 5reibeiten miiieu erbal.
ten uno erlueitert lperoen, aber iuuer-
balb oer @ren5en geleadaItlider
@erantportlidfeit, sic gr0Bteuteils
altsgeiibt miro burd Srganilationen
forporatiper Natltr, iuie lie Yop|t
BiaS ser elite beIiirluortet. 9ieie &e.
ieaidaften n,iiiien beruben auf einer
Sentofratiidlen @runolage fiir elb.
ltdnbige, foleftioe uno perant,uort-
libe 5dtigfeit.
auf iold)e @ruuogeoanfen leufen
mir Sic Mufmerfiamfeit ,nIeres 8ot-
fes mno wir erlud)en bringeno, ite
ernitlih 5u er,ud9en uno 5u beIpre-
d)erL oanlit elm luabrer uno Snuernber
Trieoe eritebe llno malte in eiuer
nellcn SronunG sic benfenoe Wen.
lfen in Sen einbcinil6eu uno aus
ludrtigen @ngelesenbeiten berbei5u-
fiibreu beitrebt iino.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30

Wenl l6enleben, Sic DerniGtet lper0en
Sic 8erltorlng, Sic alles erfabt, -
alles miro lnulpnIt ieill, iuenn nidt
ein geredter ltnb bleibeuoer syrieo"
aus Dem fiirdterliden 9tingen it'd er-
gibt.
Wir pereinen nns Darlm nit ben
altf bie 3ufunft beOad)ten Wdnnern
uu0 Sral1en ltnieres 2anoes lnao iueu-
Sen lns oent Yroblen, ser SerltellunJ
zines 5rieoens 5u, ser berebtigten
Biinlden uno &ofinlulseu aaer 8ol-
fer He6nlng trdgt. Wir idlieBen uns
Ser Mufiallung Oes Brdiioenten al.
SAB Der sSrieoe, nm Oelieuttpillen mir
oas Shmert ge5o9eu, niht ser Grob'.
ring uno ser Nade bienen Oarf. Gin
lolber 5rieoe fam nidt pon 9auer
lein. sSSn bieieln 3uiann1enbang er-
innerla mir on ein @ort bes Eapltes:
,0as Sbpert fam nid)t 5rieoen
IdafielL es fam MIR Sen Srieoen er-
smineen." Ns
0tit ieoenl Gag miro es flarer, BOB
ser gerlult ser Teligion Sic Saupt
l,rlude bafiir it, baB Ser 8elt ser
5riebe perloren gcganaen. Stir aae
menihliden 8e5iebnngen lit Die Ma-
lision oas feite 6l1noauent, auf Dem
mabrer Grie6e besriinoet ieiu mu6.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30

Sotbringens iino @clolaulmeltditen
allfgeltellt BON Sen Mo5ibeb0roell, Die
beltillnnt iino, I'M Die @cloitroien ouf-
5unebncn, oic BON ser 9ta5ibeb0ro,
fiir pcrldieoeuc ,&crgcben' ser Yfar-
rel altIerle9t merocn. STIR ieoe al6er.
balb Der &irHe Dorgcnun1ncnc SUIT
tion mug enl @rlonbnisid)ciu erltan-
Den lueroen su elmer .beItin,n,ten 9are.
8iro oie 3ablmesfriIt nid)t seuau
elngebalten, 10 lit cine peitere @elo.
ltrale 5lt erle9eu uno sic @rlaubnts
miro ent5o9eu. Gin grlaubnislheiu
sur Abbaltl,na elmer Yro5eilion toltet
orei Wtarf, cine Sronleid)narSpro.
5ellion urtB nit 40 OPart beaablt
merocn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30
Sic freie belaiihe 9tahrihten.

9ie freie belailNc 9tadrihten.
agentllr bat bctanntgeneben, ooB ole
Na5ibeboroe ser Staot @riiliel ein.
@eloltrafc bon 100000 Sronfen fiir
adt Sabota9cafte i1uerbalb 5ebn Sa.
gen, barltnter cine Spnoniterplolion
in oen 9tGllnlihfeitcn ser ,,Shlpar.
5e,1 Brigade, einer flGnriit1enNa5ibe.
ipeglng, alferle9t bat. Gs beiBt pei-
ter, Sab oie 9riiiieler llniperIitGt toe
gen feinoieliaer Saltlng beIgiidor
Yrofenoren gelHloller tporoeu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30
@eiamttpobl seseniiber iid besuubl
iino.
Der einsise @eg sam SrieSem

Selblt inmitten bon 3ampi uao
8ernibtung ridtet ii6 Sinuen lno
Erabten nadoenfiiAer MenIden auf
Ben Srieoen, Der benz Rriege folgen
mub. Sic erfennen oaB lid obne flar
umriiiene Srieoens5iele Der &ries
nod iabrelang bin5ieben mag. gu
oen1 ltebt Sic 3iuiliiation ielber in
sroBer @efabr 5uIammenal,brehen,
luenn nod oieiem &riege - ser aa
@ilobeit ,no Ausoebmuns sic &riese
alter 3eiten iiberbietet - tidt ein
oeuernoer Srieoe suitonoe fontmt.
Oas 8lut, hos pergoMen miro, Ois
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30
Neiolntionen Der 81. Sabresberlammluns bes
Statbolii9en Central Nereims bon Mmerifa
(Sortiesung)

selnen nno Die eegenleitigen 8eSie.
bungen I'M StaatS= ltno 80lferleben
beberrIdt, f0nnen niht berbeisefiibrt
peroen burh oie 8ermrteiluug iener
Bolfer, beren Shulo er0Ber uno Of.
fenfltnoiger lit als Der anoern, nod
o,lrd sic lte6erlegenbeit niaterieQe:
Merte llno &r1ite aaein. Das beutise
Chaos ruff ole iene, sic g9riltim be-
fennen, auf gum Sample nno gum
Sieee ,lnter Dem 8auner GDrilti, in
oem iie ben Wadten ser Siniternis
oie Ma6te ser &ere1tigfeit uuO 9iebe
et,teegenItelen. Bei alem berehtia-
ten 9illen, Den &rieg 5u geiuinneu
uno bel aller gntidlonenbeit, sur gr.
reibrng oieleS 3ieles ein5eln uno als
@eio,ntbeit alle &raft ein5uiebeu.
MUS HnIer Senfen nno Sanoeln bon
Der lleber5eugluag getragen iein, oab
Ser &rieg cine @eiBel in ser Sano e.
nes olllpeiien mo allgerehtelt @ottes
ifl, 1pioer sen sic @elealdaft ihmer
geiiinbigt bat, bob nllr ein geredter
Srieoe ben e0ttliden @eltenleltfes
beriobuen miro, 1tno oaB nllr ein 9e-
redtcr Sriebe oes Samples tuert lit
1,no oen &olfern lno Ser galt5en
Meni6beit sic Segnmgen beIderen
iuiro, nad aenen iie ieri5en.
9tie pieOer loa oas @ort gelten,
oaB mir SEN &rieg gelpounen ltno ben
9ieg perloren baben. &ielmebr Ioll
Elm auf @ereDtigteit mlo Siebe be-
eriiuoeter ssrieoe 3enge Der @ered)-
ttafeit ser Sade leil, unl Oerelttlpillen
tpir &rieg fiibren. Giele lulaerebtia=
feiten miiiiel IN Sronnng gebrod4,
gar piele MaBnabmel, oie ienen ois
raoifal erldcinelt mogen, lueld)e Die
bolle 9eOertung bes 3nlanulenbrlldS
elmer geld)idtli6en s!era nod innes
nid1t erfennel1, nliiicn angelponot
tperoeu, bepor ein bellereS 3eitaltcr
a,tiiteigt aus beu 9illinen, Delde Die
gegtnlpGrtlgc &rile 5llrildlallen miro.
Muf natiorolem lmo internntionalen
@ebiet iperbep 1lns @roblcule gegels-
iiberlteDen, berglei1en meuige Eerlo-
oen Ser @eIdid)te ie geld)ollt. SStr.
fteben an ser Srblpeae bon Greiauil
fen lnb Gntideiounaen, Die entucoer
81, ser Neugeitaltl,ng ser @cIealhuft
fiibren iperoel,, s,t Ner Die Sdpitc oes
Iebten balben SSabrbunoerts 10 orin
aeno allfgerllfeu baben, oher sur fort
idreitenben Sernidtlng ollcr bette
benoen @inrihtlmgen uno sum p0l~
Itsen Chaos.
Wiepobi allgenblfli6 iut Mittel
punft nnIeres 9enfens uno Sanoelus
bie Broblcme bes ollf anel &ontiuen-
ten lpiitenOen &riegeS uuo ser Grid
t,lns elmer ne,len Io5ialen, 1lno wirt=
idaftliben Sronlnlg iteben, Oiirien
tpir sic geipaltiAen Mnfgaben 1tidt
aus Dem Mnge berlieren, sic unler
eieeueS 8olf beinl sl6i6luB bes &rie.
ges erluarten. Die Grflirung bon
8apit Bius benl 3luolftcl, oaB sic
Belt bes gSieberauibaus ,lunring'
fem miro bon ser @efa6r bes Giid-
fats in Srrllneeu sic sen iiblen
Mddten 5llgute. fonrlnen piiroen',
ipeiit bin auf elm 8roblenl bon ipelt-
tueiter 8ebelltllna. 8ir ermabnen
oar,un lnlere Mitslieoer nit alleni
Nad0rltd, bnrd) ernltes Stubiunl lid,
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30
Star Remains Mum
For Comedy Scene

CLAUDETTE COLBERT. who
had audiences in stitches with her
slapstick pantomime scene in
"Skylark." wherein she gets sea-
sick in the cabin of small yacht,
sailed through another pantomime
comedy scene which should equal
il not top the effectiveness of her
previous slapstick scene.
Her present wordless scene Is
done for The Palm Beach Story
and shows her, after q quarrel with
Joel McCrea, slamming the door
of her bedroom and then starting
to undress. Her first movement is
toward christening the back OF
her evening gown. Suddenly, il
dawns on her that she has always
had her husband. McCrea, hook
her up the back and unfasten these
tricky catches for her. Determ.
ined not to call on him for help
she goes through such contortions
trying to reach that unobtainable
catch as only an India rubber man
could do.
or course, as Preston Sturges
wrote and is directing the scene
she finally has to sail out of the
room and seek help from McCrea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30
Opera Moves

THE COLUMBIA PER A
Company, currently playing at
the Art Institute Auditorium, will
move on Sunday to the Masonic
Auditorium and play the rest OF
the engagement there in the larger
hall.
Previous commitments for the
auditorium will cancel two per.
formances. Monday and Thursday
of next week, leaving the schedule
something like this: Sunday night
Barber of Seville" Monday
no opera. THesday-.G Carmen.
Wednesday afternoon "Rigo.
lletto." Wednesday evening
Faust" Thursday no opera
Friday-"Cavalleria" and "Pag
lliacci. Saturday matinee 'Hanse
and Gretel." Saturday evening
Samson and Delilah" Sunday
evening-"La Boheme" and two
added performances 10 make uI
for the dark evenings Monday.
November 9, I'll Trovatore' and
Tuesday. November 10, Aida. -
The move to a larger hall vii
enable the company 10 reduce il:
prices 10 one-dollar top.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30
Royale Holds
Adelaide Moffef

ADELAIDE MOFFET. Parh
avenue society songstress who
came to Detroit last week for her
Detroit debut. bringing with her q
reputation earned in the swanlry
eastern nighteries, heads the bill
for a second week at Club Royale.
Her tunes are on the blues side
and her delivery dramatic. Her at
tractive appearance and pleasant
personality aids her in selling her
songs.
Melbourne Christopher. smiling
young magic-man whose flip chat
ter and dexterous fingers put q
new twist on old tricks, plays with
ropes. cards. dollar bills and other
small objects 10 win good applause.
Unicycle tricks adapted from
their big-top days to suit a night
club floor are the offering Of
Maysy and Brach. He scrapes the
ceiling on a 10-foot bike and keeps
10 hoops whirling in different d.
rections while balanced on the UNI
cycle. Linda Moody is a tall and
attractive Taper.
Carl Bonner masters the cere-
monies, the Royalettes have
sprightly production routines. and
music is by George Duffys or
chestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-30
Genuine Black Eye
Not Real Enough

INGRID BERGMAN may clip
her hair short 20 be realistic
Maria in For Whom the Bell
Tolls" a male star may grow a
honafide mustache for a role. but
Sheldon Leonard just couldn't
utilize a genuine bruise on his
cheek for his part in Lucky Jor-
dan" today.
Yesterdays scene showed Alan
Laid knocking him down and kick
ing him in the face. Last evening
Leonard played squash and got
socked alongside the eye with the
ball. IT raised a perfect black.
and-blue bruise.
Elated. Leonard appeared on the
Lucky Jordan" set today pointing
out he could wear the bruise for
today's scenes which follow the
kick in the script.
Director Frank Tuttle shook his
head sadly. Alan kicked you on
the other side of the face. Ask the
makeupman TO cover that bruise
and paint a make-believe one on
the other side of your head"