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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-22
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-22

New Orleans Prices.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. % GA holiday
feeling prevailed In cotton futures here
setting hedge selling and long liauida-
ton. Closing prices were steady at 25
to 80 cents a bale higher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-22

Spot cott0h Closed steady: 30 Genus 9
middns GOOD og middins
20.15; receipts 2,O99: stock. 339,2sS.
b Bid. n Nominal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-22

A sure tip-in the race for VIC
tory-a SIS ticket pays 500, aad
cannot lose. Buy War bonds now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-22
FERTILIZATION,
Various Cities.

Potomac and Shenandoah clear at Haf-
pers Ferry. Potomac clear ut Great Fails.
Weathap n V.~a~,s f,sss>.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-22
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, Dec 22.-The Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index of 35
commodities today advanced to 102.97, new
1912 high.
Previous day, 1922 81; week ago. 102. 10;
month ago, 1OO55; year ago, "a 80.
1912. 194i. 1910. $3.50.
High ----- 1927 95.I22 dsS5 eS.l4
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OC, Y IT.
Bleachable cottonseed oil futures closed
UNCHANGED: no sales.
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BONDS
PUBLIC UTILITY.
STOCKS
PUBLIC UTILITY.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Ter Rf&W Cp LIST 4As 194S lO3h
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Report for Last "a Hours.

Record for Last "a Hours.
rrom noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest. Is, at 3:45 Pm: A year ago.
Lowest Is. at l an: 20 year ago.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Hishest. 90; on July, 10.
Lowest, /; on December 81.
Humidity for Last "a Hesrs.
Nrom noon yesterday to noon tcdayl
Hishest, 90 per cent. .at ESQ am.
Lowest. 33 per cent, ut ESQ pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-22
Dividends Announced

NEW. YORK. Dec 90 R.-Dividends
declared
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Baltimore Stocks
Bonds

$4,000 Bal Trans IS A s
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SEX dividend. tPlus extras. Paid so
far this year. e2% extra. h IS extra.
zoe extra. m $3.50 extra. . Paid in
194l. $40 extra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Fertilizer Use
Breaks Record

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Ferti-
lizer tax tag sales in October in
the II reporting states were Il
per cent above October, 194l.
Total sales in August, September
and October were II per cent
larger this year than last.
Increases over last year took
place in October in both the south
efn and Midwestern regions. In
the South, substantial increases
were reported by the Carolinas,
Georgia and Louisiana. The SC
per cent increase in the Midwest
over October of last year was due
to a sharp increase in sales in
Indiana.
Total sales in the first 10 months
OF this year amounted to 5.590,00C
tons, new peak for January
October period. Sales were 2 pei
cent larger than last year and Z
per cent larger than two years
ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Film Time Clock

ADAMS - "Halt Way 70 Shanghai"
Pardon My sarong "
BROADWAY CAPITOI-"Footiigh sere-
made" 1928. 1855. 7:13. 1921 p. m.
This Gun for Hire" 1i:l8 a. m, 2:33.
55l, s:07 p. m.
CINDERELLA - "Footlight sersnade. -
1:45. 4:3o, 1880. 1890 p. m; This Gun
for Hire" 1890. 3:i5, 6;15, els p. m.
CINEMA Jungle Siren" 12o $50,
So $40 ~ ~ p %. Secrets IS Of Co.
FISHER - "Fot,light- serenade." $50.
ass. 1851. 1886 p. m; This Gun for
Hire" 1880. 3;35, e:3l. $50 p m.
FOX "orchestra Wives. f2-42. 4:o2.
722. 1912 p. m. "Girl Trouble" 1110
a. m, 2:3o. $50, $40 p. m.
HOLLYWOOD Invisible Agent" Q
p. m; "Footlight serenade,' 7:i2. 1925
y. m.
MADIsoN-"Ths Major and the Minor"
1912. 3;33. s:3i, 40 ?. Fly by
Night" IL a. m, 2:Oe, Sis. s27, ii;1e
p m.
MICHIGAN Journey" ~ IS,
} SO, 7:2l, 10:49 p. m. Might in New
Orleans" 1llo a. m, 2;3s, ei6, 9.5i
p. m.
PALMS sTATE-"Across the Pacific ="
1910. 1857. 7:14. 1851 p. m; Mexican
Spithre's Elephant ii 80 a. m, 2.4G
6:04, 9:21 p. m.
PARADIsE-"The Living Ghost" 1871.
1850. 6:l1. e:oe, II 30 p. m; Bill Robin
son 1887, sos. 7:47. 1913 p. m.
RIvIERA-"Foo,light serenade," 1880,
3:3s, 6:46. 1854 p m; This Gun for
Hire" 1855. 5:O4. s:12, 1920 p. m.
RIO UPTOWN :. Invisible Agent .
1880. APO, 7:15, 1910 p. m. "Footlight
Serenade," $50, $40, s:35, 1880 p. m.
ROYAI.-"Footlight serensde." 1854. II
p. M; "This Gun for Hire" 6:3i, $40
p. m
TELENEWS - News, short subjects, Q
a. m. TO IL p. m.
UNITED ARTIsTs-"Panama Hattie. :"
II A. m, 2:l0, 5. 1850. 1910 p. m. !:
"Pierre OF the Plains" 1888, 3:4s, 6:3s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
LOOK ALIKE

WE'RE EVIDENTLY going 10
have TO get an extra postman for
all that pan mail we're getting
recently. Last week we ran a
picture Of one Of the Orchestra
Wives" currently appearing at the
Fox Theater. The press book said
her name was Carole Lands, but
it turns out TO be Virginia Gil
more. a fact which seems to have
upset a good many households.
Last Friday we went TO take
look at the film and found, some
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Fred MacMurray
Imp ersonator

WITHOUT KNOWING il, actor
Fred MacMurray has become a
Photographic double for actress
Jean Arthur in Jeans new picture
with joel McCrea.
The movie. Columbia's Merry
Go-Round required a baby photo
of Miss Arthur for the DRESSING
table in her bedroom. When she
couldn't furnish one OF herself,
MacMurrays was substituted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Jane Recovering

JANE WYMAN got n quick
telephone call from her worried
husband, Ronald Reagan, shortly
after the report that she had
collapsed on the billion dollar
bond selling tour reached Holly
wood. He learned. first hand from
Jane that she has recovered after
an inlravcnous injection of nour-
ishmcnt and is resuming her tour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Russ Ballet
Result of
Three Groups

WHEN s. HUROK presents the
Ballet Theatre at the Masonic
Auditorium on November 1929.
Detroit will get its first view of
streamlined Russian Ballet. In
the Ballet Theatre all the best
classic clements have been COM
bined with a beVy of American
dancers to make what observers
have labeled "the greatest. in Rus
sian ballet.
For the sake of those whose
picture of the ballet scene ex-
cusably confused. here is short
history of the three companies
who served TO create the current
balletomania in the United States.
Back in 1888, the glacial age of
ballet. S. Hurok imported the
de Basil Ballet with balIerinas
Trina Baronova, Tamara Touma-
nova, Alexandra Danilova and
king-pin dancer Leonide MasSine.
After four years Of exploding ar
tistic temperaments such as only
the ballet can produce, MassineI
went TO Europe and returned in
1888 with Alicia Markova, Mia
SlavenSka, Frederic Franklin and
Andre Eglevsky.
A NEW TROUPE
At the end OF three years, the
SCARED de Basil Ballet retired
from the ballet battlefront to
South America 10 be replaced by
the younger, freSher Ballet Thea
tire, studded with American bal
lerines and crisp productions.
A panzer blitZ occurred in New
York early in 1871 when both
companies appeared concurrently,
and when the smoke cleared the
field was radically changed with
the quantity and quality decidedly
on the Ballet Theatre side.
THE BALLET MERGES
This company now boasts Trina
Baronova, Alicia Markova. Karen
Conrad. Nora Kaye, Lucia Chase
and Annabelle Lyon on the distaff
side. The male dancers include
Anton Dolin. Andre Eglevsky,
Yura LazoYsky,- George Skibfne
and Antony Tudor. There is even
a possibility that Leonide Massine
was captured in this ballet COM
mando raid.
As 10 repertory, the ballet quar-
ternaSter reports that the supply
contains the cream Of the classic
.Such As "Sylphides" 'Petrouchka."
"Coppclia and Princess Aurora;
and new works never seen here
before such as "Bluebeard," "Pn-
lar Of Fire" Russian Soldier"
Peter and the Wolf" "Aleko."
Pas de Quatrc" and Helen of
Troy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
N. Y. Bank CIearings
Close 10 a Billions

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-New York
Clearing House Association reports
clearingS for the five-day week
ended November 6 totaled $685.
16O147, against S3,76l ,600,046 in
the previous week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
PATTERN PALS


involved.
PATTERN PALS
Mary Beth Hughes and Marion
Hutton have had their hair done
exactly the same way that Miss
Gilmore's upswept couture is
coiffed and Carole Landis,. instead
of being the beauteous blonde we
once knew lonly slightly has
gotten herself up to look just like
Lynn Bari, who is also in the
same picture.
We give up.
If these movie gals would only
stop trying TO resemble one an
other and develop a little more
individuality il would be a lot
easier on the nervous system and
on our secretary, who tells US that
the last complaint about our error
came from Jackson, Mich.-from
"a prisoner!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09

THE COLUMBIA - T. II a
COMPANY spent a lyrical week
end in the Masonic Auditorium,
what with Samson and Delilah"
drawing the largest crowd on
Saturday evening and La
Boheme raising cries of bravo
on Sunday night.
It is unfortunate that this
troupe, so ably managed by Inn
pressario Bagarozy, had 10 make
The change from the Art Institute
TO the Masonic hall. because it
has resulted in confusion which
has hindered larger attendance.
The principals, with one or two
exceptions. are all excellent and
the fine orchestra gives them the
musical background they have TO
have.
Saturday afternoons perform
ance of 'Hansel and Gretel' not
only appealed 10 the youngsters
in the audience. but also to few
women in Stacks. defense workers
probably, but sincere opera lovers,
This may be the initial debut
OF Stacks at the opera, but II does
serve 10 prove. just how demo
cratic opera can be,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09

Pittston Company and subsidiaries for
the nine months ended Sept 30. 1882. re
parts a net proht Of $40. 246 after federal
income taxes etc comparing With nrt
profit Of $2l2.4qO for the nrst nius months
Of 1891.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
DELIGHTFUL MUsETTA

Luisa Coronina again waltzed
through the MuSetta role. Frank
Richards acted as well as sang
the Marcello assignment we'll and
Arthur Anderson. the companys
prize basSo, served superbly as the
gaunt Colline. which he delivered
as well as he did the role Of the
High Priest in the previous night
Samson"
The orchestra. for some reason
sounds much better in the large
hall and Emerson Buckley did his
utmost TO get everything out of
the ensemble.
Don't forget there are two more
performances left, the II Trova-
tore" for tonight and the final
offering. Aida" on Tuesday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
A SULTRY DELILAH

Louise Caselotti. the sultry
Carmen" of a few nights before
made an exciting "Delilah" in the
Saturday evening performance,
and we were glad that we had a
haircut in the morning, because
we would have been quite happy
TO take Harold Lind'S place in
this fine performance Of the Saint
SaenS favorite.
Sunday night, however, was the
triumph, with a repeat of La
Boheme." in which Ina de MARITIME
again sang lovely version of the
pathetic Mimi with handsome
Mario Palermo. giving a better
vocal account Of himself than radio
tenor Lanny Ross, did in the open
ting performance,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
A FAMOUS FATHER

Sitting at the table next TO us
at the house of Murphy the other
eve were the William Powells.
Diana, no bigger than a minute,
looking very smart in new
feathered hat. leaned over TO talk
10 us. She said she had spent the
day with her father, who is 50.
He is J. c. Lewis. who created
the famous role of 81 Plunkett on
the stage.
Daddy Is always surprising
us" she said. To-day he told me
he had been n bell boy In hotel
where Sarah Bernhardt stayed
and i spent the whole morning
listening to his description of
her,
Diana promised to take me to
see her father. who in his day
was tops in the many towns where
he played one-night stands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
Opera Has Lyrical
Weekend in City
BY CHARLES GENTRY

THE COLUMBIA OPERAwhat 10 dismayD that
spent lyrical week. couun luehuy any Oh ue girls
A,ditn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
A LINE OR TWO


lie Margaret OBricn. M-G-M
onder child. is invariably, she 8
rtainly talented, isn't she ?" The
1rase fingered in the little girl S
ind. Recently her mother took
er for n walk TO a beautiful spot
'op a Hollywood hill and said:
Look around, Margaret. See
he beautiful hills. the trees and
ne ocean way off there. God
made them ALL" "My," sighed
title Margaret, che is certainly
aIented."
Wonderful crack Lee Shubcrt
ulled when he rushed down 20
emergency hospital in New York
10 see his star Of "PrortieS oi
l9AA" Phil Baker, VIM had just
been injured in an auto-pobjf
accident. M ~
In reporting the accident Tho
daily papers had referred 10 PM
merely as the star Of a certair
radio Show-with no mention oi
the Shubert stage show. Which
caused Ice 90 yell al the incap
acitated Phil:
IL don't care II YOU were un-
conscious. You could have gotten
In plug for "Priorities 81
I9i2.'"
Did you know that director
Richard Thorpe's son. Jerry is ont
OF the featured skaters with SONY
Henic's ice showf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
LOueIIa
Parsons
in UoMywool

HILL ~ W. -NNNs ~ ~ AN's
Canova. whose tcmperamental out
bursts az Republic have been a
favorite topic Of conversation, has
informed Moe Sieeel she is taking
the same attitude as Franchot
Tone and won't 40 Chatter Box. "
The noNIe- YaS- ready 10 20 with
Judy and Joe T. Brown. Even
before the $4,000 salary ceiling
vas announced hy The government
Judy was giving producer Al
Cohen and director Joe Santley
some bad headaches
Joe, who is the sweetest guy in
the world, has had trouble with La
Canova on every picture vhey have
made together.
I have an idea she will be re-
placed by Joan Davis, although the
studio hasn't confirmed il. Joe r.
was so broken up over his boy 5
death that for a time II looked as
# he -ceuidR-tde A comedy
But Joe +. ia spite of Judys
nonsense, has been pulling himself
together. A word TO Judy: l have
been writing a column for more
years than YOU are old and /
have never seen a temperamental
actress or actor who didn't come
out second best.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
CHATTER IN HOLLYWOOD

Just received an invitation 10
he a godmother and / accept with
alacrity. My little friend, June
Presser Terry, wires me from New
York she is leaving the show,
Count Me In" in the weeks to
,ome back TO Hollywood and stay
until after her baby is born. Well,
June has always said she wanted
family of Il children. Little
June was with me on two of my
personal appearance tours and /
lon't know of any one who would
e better mother.
She loves children and plays
it'll her sister Cherry's TWO
oungsters just like she was one
T them. Cherry is married to
avid Hopkins, son Of Harry Hop
MS, and has two girls. Cherry
"a Junp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
WANTED: A MAN!

Where TO find a leading man for
Joan Fontaine in Jane Eyre" is
causing David Selznick a lot of
worry. still think Ronald Colman
would be wonderful for Rochester,
especially since 1 saw him in
Random Harvest" He's certainly
one of the most romantic men in
the screen.
I can not see the self-styled
genius as the ariStocratic Roches-
ter, who was taciturn. moody and
of the Laurence Olivier type
Funny thing to compare Colman
now 10 Olivier because for years
we compared Olivier to Colmanl
and at one time Larry left Holly
wood because he got tired of the
critics calling him another Ron
aid Colman."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-09
OFF TO WAR

The night spots Will see Bruce
Cabot no more for he is enlistinG
with Uncle Sam next Saturday l
talked with Bruce and he is GER
tainly serious about working hard
in the army.
He is only sorry he has 10 miss
the best role Of his life in Cecil
II. pemille's story of DR.. Wassell.
"But there will be lots more
roles when he win the war;" he
says philoSophically.
Just one more word about
Bruce's girl friend. Marie Melon
aid. She says she is going 10 be
out of circulation. too, for some
time because she is studying nurs-
ing so she will be able TO help
with Red Cross work.
Evening star., 1942-07-05

YueosIovio's youthful King
Peter visits CopitoI Hill. He
ereets news photographers
with the easy informoIity
that pleased Washington
generally. In the group on
the CopitoI steps ore. left
to right: Representative John
W. Mccormack Of Mos
sochusetts, Representative
ChorIes A. Eoton of New
Jersey, the King, Conston-
tin Fotiteh. YueosIov Am
bossodor to the United
Stotes, ond Representative
Sol Bloom Of New York.
A. P Photos.
Evening star., 1942-07-05

FotefuI decisions ore in the
mokine os President Roosevelt
and Prime Minister Churchill
confer at the White House on
further soIidifyine the striking
power of America and Britoin
and using it to the best effect.
This interesting study Of the
two war leaders was mode as
other United Notions repre-
sentotives gathered obout
them for q meeting Of the
Pacific War Council.
Evening star., 1942-07-05

Porotroops fill the sky
ond the better to see them,
Britoin's Prime Minister
Winston Churchill mokes
binoculars of his hands as
he tokes in this spectacular
feature Of the dispIoy Of
American miIitory might on
his secret visit TO Fort jock
son, S. c., the Army's Iore-
est infantry training post.
As he watches from q chair
in the other picture, Mr..
Churchill listens in on Or
ders being given the poro-
troopers with q ground unit
of q pIone to- field rodio.
Leonine toword him (Ieft)
is Brig. Gen. Wil|iom c. Lee,
commanding the sky Drop
pers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
FOOD, NOT VITAMINS

weight.
FOOD, NOT VITAMINS
"a strong healthy man like
you needs plenty of good, nOur-
ishing food. There's too much
talk these days about vitamins
and such. What do you care IL
YOU are overweight? a man
your age don't have to be as lean
as-as Tyrone Power"
That reminded her of the movie
on Saturday night when she had
seen Danl with that blono
Dan'l thanked Esther and Prill
for the supper and left early, say
ing he had to see a man on bust
ness. The sisters washed the many
dishes. pots and pans in silence.
Esther shorted angrily when she
saw how much good food was left.
"Vitamins, my hind foot"
she muttered
Weeks went by and they saw no
more of Dan1. All of ESther's dear
friends in the Ladies' Aid scurrieo
over with reports of him, how
ever. He was seen frequently in
his sedan or at the movies with
Cynthia Graves. She had an
apartment near the high school
and his car was often parked in
front of the building.
"NOw what in the name OF
common sense" Esther asked,
would that teacher know how
To cook? Prob1y feeds him
Melba toast and raw vegetables.
Nitamins. Galleries! Huh! Dan1
likes good hearty Old-fashioned
food. Mark my words, he'll be
back asking for cloyer-leaf rolls
and squash pie"
DAN'L DIDN'T COME BACK
But Danl didn't come back for
any more of ESther'S super
starchy meals. The Ladies AID
stopped twitting Esther about him
and nobody dared quote that ole
saying about the way 10 a mans
heart.
Finally, it was Prill who rushed
home with the news:
"DanI and that Cynthia
Graves were married yesterday
at the parsonage. They've gone
to Boston on their wedding trip"
Esther was Sampling a dough-
nut Just out Of the deep fat kettle
those doughnutS that Danl USED
TO dotc on.
"That-that teach her" she
gaSped. "POor DanI. He'll likely
starve II he has Ia live on her
cooking"
But that's just where you're
wrong" Prill said with SiSterly
malice "You never once asked
what she teaches down TO the
high school"
What? English or history or
Latin ." Esther asked.
NO" said Prill. with relish.
she teaches Domestic Science
and she II wonderful cook
TIE END
Mondays short story: Johnny
Came Home" by Edward Sey-
l nour
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11

They sat down 10 dinner in
ESthcrs prim. Immaculate dining
room. The round table was sci
with her best damaSk, silver and
glass and her blue and white
china. Dan1 crupbled crackers
into the thick cream OF mushroom
SOUP and ate il with AguSto, Y Al.
The ladies carried The empty
soup plates uut 10 the kitchen, re-
turning with big platter OF
fricaSSecd chicken hathed IN golden
gravy and Clorihcd with fluffy
white dumplngS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
TWO SISTERS HAPPY

The two sisters sighed happily.
Each knew what the other was
thinking
THE wav 10 a mans heart II
through his stomach
While Esther and Prill, with
true New England housewifelinesS,
retired 10 the kitchen to do the
dishes, Dan'l relaxed comfortably
on the living room sofa, reading
the Sunday paper and smoking.
Every week after that, two or
three times a week; Dan'l had sup
per or dinner at Esther Knowles
house. People began 10 smile
knowingly when they saw his Sc
dan parked in front of the
Knowles house.
"WeIi I declare" people would
say 10 Esther, "Danl Trafford's
putting on weight. Seems as IL
home cooking agrees with him."
Everybody said that il was only
a question Of time before Esther
became the second Mrs. Trafford
DAN'L ABSENT
But on Wednesday night Dam
wasn't at meeting Esther tele-
phoned him next day and asked
him 10 supper Saturday night.
"We're having baked beans
and brown bread and Indian
pudding" she said temptingly.
Dan'l suffered and said he was
sorry but he had a business APP
pointment that evening. Esther,
her man nearly landed, was not
to be put of. She pinned him
down to the following Tuesday
night, with a decided manner of
I-won' acknowledgements.
AS Dan'l wasn't coming to sup
per. Prill and Esther decided TO go
TO the movies Saturday night.
There was Tyrone Power pic
ture. Spinster Prill practically
swooned at the sight of Tyrone,
not having the romantic eXpe-
rienceS in her life that Esther did.
When the picture was nearly over,
Esther gasped. She clutched Prill's
arm.
Look" she whispered fiercely.
about six rows ahead, To the
right. It's DanI."
DANL AND WOMAN
Prill tore her gaze away from
Tyrone and looked 1t was Danl
indeed and he had a woman with
him. A woman not more than 80.
with blond hair cut in a feather
bob. Dan'l was sitting close 10
her. and the sisters. staring
through the gloom, saw that
DanrS profile was turned toward
the woman and he was paying no
attention TO the movie.
Lands sa kes -" whispered
Prill, lets wait until they go
out"
Al the end of the picture, Esther
and Prill remained in their seat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Daily Quiz
BY THE ACE ANSWERMAN

Distributed by KING Features Synd., Inc.
Many great men have grouchy
associates. What great en-
peror had one by name?
Gen. Horatio Gates was once
known 10 shout: Call back
that fellow or he'll do some
thing rash!" To whom did he
refer?
ST you'll take our advice you'll
never brush your teeth with
Eliminating powder. Why not -?
donation Swift wrote Of an
Englishman who made four
voyages TO fabulous lands. His
first name was Lemuel. What
was his last?
)-StullS in a stope might be a
general topic of conversation
among workers engaged in
what industry?
5-First commercial intercourse
between two American colonies
was carried on at a trading
post on Cape Cod What
coloniSts participated?
You needn't be "A mathema-
tiCian to define the Great
Divide. What Is Il?
ANSWERS on Page ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Error in Address
OF Gambling Raid

A Detroit Times article stating
that 4226 Cass avenue was the
scene of a gambling raid July !
was in error.
The CasS avenue address is
occupied by Snyder's Bar, operated
by Maurice Snyder. Neither he
nor the establishment was in
volved. The warrant stated the
lot in the rear of 4226 CasS ave-
nue. was used as a parking place
for gamblers cars.