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Evening star., 1942-04-30

buildings. apartments. stores and
industrial establishments, and the
evening meeting for deputy wardens
and members Of other civilian de-
fense services. though both meet
ings are open to the public.
The demonstrations will be con-
Quoted under direction Of Col
Thomas H. Mediation. commanding
ofncer Of the Army's civilian de-
fense school at the University OF
Maryland.
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Roid Warden Vacancies
Must Be Filled TONIGHT

Tonight is the deadline for Civil
ian Defense Committees to make
nominations for filling vacancies in
the air-raid warden service, or to
name needed additional personnel.
II the committees fail to file nom
nations by 6 pm, the job will be
taken over by Chief Air Raid War
den Clement Murphy, under the
terms OF orders issued recently by
Commissioner John Russell Young
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Second OF a Series.)
BY b. J. McQUAID,

BY b. J. McQUAID,
Foreign Correspondent Of The star and
Chicago Daily News.
A LABRADOR AIR BASE.-A
year ago. the largest community in
Labrador was Northwest River, a
little Hudson's Bay Co. trading post
and Grenfell mission station. which
is a long trip from here by dog
team. Northwest River has a dozen
permanent buildings, which shelter
about 100 persons, including the
Eskimo children who attend the mis-
sion'S boarding school.
Today-Less than q two-hour air
ride from Northwest River-there
is a city in Labrador, with automo-
biles, electric lights and modern
plumbing. There are runways cap
able of accommodating the largest
ocean-f flying airplanes and capable
Evening star., 1942-04-30

- metropolitan civilian defense Co
ordinator.
Chief Murphy estimated recently
that despite the many Thousands
now enlisted the air raid warden
service is but 10 per cent organized.
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Germon to Lecture

Ernest Winkler, member OF a
prominent German family before
the advent Of Hitler. will discuss
-Four Years in a Concentration
Camp" in a lecture under auspices
of the Washington Catholic Evil
dence Guild Sunday at BIS pm.
in the willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Bible Closes to Give Show

The Ruth and Mems Bible Glasses
Of Atonement Lutheran Church will
present 4 minstrel show at the
parish hall, Rhode Island avenue
and North Capitol street NE, to-
morrow At Z pm.
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Church Club Supper

The Twenty Third Club Of ST..
Marsaret's Church will serve a
benefit supper at the parish hall,
Connecticut avenue and Bancroft
place NV, at 6 o'clock this evening.
Evening star., 1942-04-30

Buy bonds and stamps for the
boys In the eamps.
Evening star., 1942-07-13
Spy Ring Breakup Credited
To Massachusetts, FLYER
BY Cable to The Star.

by tAble 10 Inc Staf.
BALBOA, Canal Zone, July 13--
1t. q. g. Richard D. Gruber of
Brighton, Mass, may now be re-
vealed as one of the Navy and Army
officers responsible for breaking up
the spy ring suspected of supplying
oil to enemy submarines in the
Caribbean.
1t, Gruber. Naval Reserve grad
uate of the University of New
Hampshire, was the pilot of big
Navy bomber plane which discovered
one Of the spy rings suspected
schooners and forced her back to
port by machine-gun barrage
across her bow. Lit. Gruber returned
to his base, picked up q working
crew Of United States sailors, and
placed them aboard the schooner.
Certain of the Army and Navy
pilots figuring in the highly adven-
turous Investigations of the spy ring
still cannot be identified, for their
work continues. Twenty men and
women, including a British Hon
duras businessman known as the
King of Belize" are now in custody.
(Copyrisht, 1912, Chicago Daily News, Inc)
Evening star., 1942-07-13
Mrs. Marian New Head
OF Laurel Rebekahs

New leader of the Laurel Lodge
of Rebekah is Mrs. Catherine Mar
tain, it was announced today.
Other new officers, installed by
Mrs. Ruth Middleton, district deputy
president, are Mrs. Louise Merchant,
vice grand; Mrs. Jennie Mae
Shockey, recording secretary; Mrs.
Katherine Glenn, financial secre-
tary; Mrs. Ruth Glenn, treasurer,
Mrs. Margaret Peil, warden; Mrs.
Emma Mills, conductor, and Mrs.
Jessie Thompson, chaplain.
Assistants to the officers are Mrs.
Marie Groves, right superintendent
to noble grand; Mrs Annie Plaugher,
left superintendent to noble grand;
Mrs. Margaret Byer, right superin-
tendent to vice grand; Mrs. Arna
Pearson, left superintendent to vice
grand; Mrs. Aline Cullen, inside
guardian; Mrs. Virginia Stream,
outside guardian: Mrs. Eleanor
Mitchell, musician, and Mrs. Mar
garette Good, past noble grand.
Evening star., 1942-07-13
Diqoer Makes Mistake

CONCORDIA, Kans. (Pl.-A sewer
digger laboriously cut out a foot
long section of tree root. 1t wasn't
a root, it was a telephone cable, he
discovered as so telephones in the
neighborhood went out of service.
Evening star., 1942-07-13

Lost and found columns of Toxic
newspapers are crowded these days.
Every time an American buys q War
bond the Japs lose face.
Evening star., 1942-07-13
Spanish Sentiment
For Allies, But Axis
Has Troops Nearby
Froneo, Knowing Peril,
Tries to Steer Neutral
Course for Country

Foreign Correspondent Louis
Nepin, Uto describes the situation
in Spain, has Just returned from
an assignment in MGdrid)
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Originally $3.50
PIGSKIN
GLOVES
$l.59

Snap them up at this sale
price! Classic slipon and
"shortie" styles. Broken
sizes and colors. $50 pairs.
16e Originally 81 and $3.50
Fabric Gloves. Novelty styles
in rayon or cotton. Broken
sizes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SOC
80 Originally S1.95 Cape and
Suede Gloves in plain and
novelty styles. Slightly soiled.
Broken sizes -- $1.29
50 Originally $2.25 Fine
Quality Double-woven Fabric
Gloves in white or chamois
color. Broken sizes -. $50
II Originally $3.50 Eight
button French Suede Gloves
in sizes 6 and 81 only. Black
only! -S S2.35
IL Originally IS Short Glace
Gloves for evening wear.
Black trimmed in gold color.
50
tGloves, Main Floor,
r Street Building)
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Moderate and
Better Dresses

I Originally $685. to $1s.s5
Dresses pastel rayon jer-
seys and rayon crepes.
Broken sizes --$3.99
s Originally ss.s5 Dresses -.
rayon Jerseys "shirtwaist'
dresses with full pleated
skirts. Broken sizes $3.50
5 Originally $s.s5 Duco-Dot
Dresses rayon jerseys
In two-piece type. Broken
IL Originally $16.s5 to Sass
An Wool Suit-Dresses.
Striped, plaid and plain
combinations. Broken sizes
for Misses Sass
I Originally $16.S5 Evening
Dresses. Black rayon chiffon
skirt with print top. Women's
sises only $10.SS
Moderate and Better Dresses.
Third Floor, z Street Building,
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1942-10-08
SatiniZed
Print
Fabrics
39c ya.

Full bolt lengths. too! All
SO inches wide. Choose from
rose, wine or black ground
with 4 colorful floral motif.
100 Prs. II PERI. S1.95 to
S2.sS Washable Rayon Mar
quisette Curtains, 66 and SO
inches wide to the pair and
6s, y. 78 or 81 in. long 81
"a Orig. $14.95 Rayon-and-
Cotton Damask Draperies, 96
in. wide to the pair 1898 pr.
3 Prs. Orig. S6.9S and $10.98
Rayon and Cotton Damask
Draperies- s----S4.9S pr.
(Curtains and Upholsteries.
Sixth. Floor. The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Miss Teen
Dresses
sl.OO

Z lovely rayon sharkskln
dresses that were 500! 20
pretty cotton dresses that we
had in stock for 3.99! Twelve
playsuits with m a t c h ing
skirts that were originally
3.9a! And 80 pairs OF seer
sucker slacks that were 2.99
your choice of any OF
them for 81. Broken sizes
II to Is in the lot.
= Originally 7.s5 to 12.s5
Party Frocks. Sizes II and
u in the group------l.99
IL Originally S.sa Slack
Suits. Sizes IL to l62.99
10 Originally l.ss Printed
Rayon Crepe Dirndl Skirts.
Sizes IL to 16- SOC
8 Originally 1898 Spring
Coats. Sizes IA and Is in the
group p------------l3.Ss
& Originally 1898 Spring
Coats. Sizes II to is in the
group --------------
4 Originally 7.95 One Pc.
Coveralls. Sizes 10 to is, 4.s5
Watersnake Handbags in
Is Originally 3.99 Dress
maker Bathing Suits - SOC
3 Originally 1.sa Denim Jer-
kins. Sizes IL to l6---Soc
(M,ss Teen Apparel. Second
Floor, r Street Building,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Originally tI.2s
COTTON
COATIGANS
BBc

Don't miss these exceptional
buys! Ideal for sportswear.
Fleece lined to keep you
warm as toast. Just 100 Of
them in pink or yellow.
Small and medium sizes.
20 Originally SEC Pique and
Sharkskin Neckwear 10c
IS Originally 59c to 81 Odds
and-Ends. Sharkskin vestees,
playsuits and sashes sc
$50 Originally 39c Novelty
Cotton Aprons in pretty floral
patterns -2 29c
36 Originally s1.25 Neckwear
in Laces and Sharkskins, sec
5 Originally 81 Lace and Or
candle Neckwear -&1
; Originally S2.ss Lace and
Organdie Neckwear - 81
30 Originally 1929 AlI-Wool
Sweaters. Short sleeved mod
els. Broken sizes 4Sc
IS Originally S2.25 Spun
Rayon and Rayon Crepe
Rlouses. Not all sizes in the
group $l.49
IL Originally 32.98 Eyelet
Pique and Organdy Boleros
sharply reduced for clear
ance S1.49
20 Originally $1.5o Seer
sucker Skirts and Blouses at
a clearaway price 59c
tNeckwear and Blouses. Main
Floor. F Street Building)
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Friday Clearance
Junior Miss
Apparel

! Originally S16.95 to S1s.s5
Suits ). bright colors and
pastels. Slim fitting jackets,
pleated or fiared skirts. Sizes
Q to Is in the group $500
II Originally $10.95 to S14.95
Daytime and Evening Dress
e., Daytime frocks in black
rayon satin and rayon jersey
with white dots. Evening
dresses in white and pastels.
Sizes 9 to IS in the group,
$1.00
tYounH Washinston Shop.
Third Floor, F Street Building,
The Hecht Coz
Remember Junior Miss is
q SIZE-pot an age!
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Knitted Undies

IS Originally 75c Vests :.
famous makes in q mixture
of cotton. silk and wool.
Broken sizes 49c
30 Originally S5c Vests and
Panties. Cotton silk wool
mixtures. Broken sizes 59c
Is Originally $1.o0 Panties
cotton -silk-woOl mix
lures. Broken sizes 69c
Ia Originally $2.25 and $3.50
GirdIe4 Lasetx* woven
with Lastex yarn). Rayon-
and-cotton mixtures. Broken
sizes S1.69
10 Originally S3.00 Gowns
in brushed rayon. Broken
sizes $ $l.99
In Originally $500 Paiamas
two piece styles in
brushed rayon. Broken sizes,
s2.S6
REG. U. S. PAT. OFF.
(Knitted Undies. Main Floor.
+ street Building, The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1942-10-08
50 Mars Originally
$50 LEATHER
HOUSE
SLIPPERS
$l.OO

Leather uppers, soles and rubber
heels. Popular opera style in
sizes s to IN only.
IL Mems Originally $S.S5 Cali
fornia Casual Sport Shoes. Tan
and-white in broken sizes 81 -
~ Mems Originally S2.5A Tennis
Shoes. High or low styles. Brok-
en- sizes
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Just 81 Orig.
S6.9o and E.99
Chenille
Bedspreads
$4.99

Among them are solid colors
multitones and smart
panel designs in a wide
choice OF colors. Both sin
gle and double sizes in one
pattern or another.
s Orig. S4.S9 Ball Fringed
Chenille Spreads double
bed size S3.99
Is Orig. SS.S5 Chenille
Spreads with Punch-work.
Twin bed size in white, rose,
blue or peach -S6.99
: Orig. $s.9S Grey Chenille
Spreads with punch-work.
Double bed size - S4.S9
: Orig. $3.s9 Fringed Hobnail
Spreads. Double-bed size in
green ----$2 $2.99
30 Orig. 1899 Solid Color
Chenille Spreads double
DeQ Size 2.99
Is Orig. 1899 to $7.s9 Che
mile Bedspreads.
$1.Ss TO $4.9s
tBedspreads. Sixth Floor.
The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1942-10-08

II Mems Originally Ss.Ss Bowl
ing Shoes. Regulation style with
high tops. Broken sizes --3l.SS
8 Mems Originally $3.50 Bed
room Slippers. Slip-on Mule
style with soft padded bottoms
and leather cross straps. Broken
sizes -S2.aS
"a Mems Originally S2.ee San
dals. Heavy rubber bottoms.
Broken sizes 5Sc
81 Mems Originally S3.50
Shearling Bedroom Slippers.
Warm and comfortable. Sizes 6
to 3 only s1.4s
tThe Hecht COS MODERN
MANS STORE, Main F4oor.)
Evening star., 1942-10-08
CHILDREN'S
SHOES

Is Originally 81 Girls Fit
Rite Ghillie Tie Oxfords in
brown with leather soles.
Broken sizes 81 to 8 $l.SS
50 Originally 81 to IS Jr.
Miss Brown OxfordS and pat
ent leather side-buckle
straps. Broken sizes 4 to 8.
S3.49
(Children's Shoes. Second Floor,
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1942-10-08

4s Pairs Mems Originally oa.Je
and 31.95 FAnsas Mako 0l9vas.
Genuine feathers in suede and
cApeskin. Small and medium
Sl1o6
II Mems Originally 9a.ee and
S2.5e Glevs and MunSer Sets.
All wool matching sets in white.
Medium and large sizes. Set,
ol.3S
Is Mons Originally Sc and S5c
Athletic Shsrts. Broken assort-
ments in French backs and
Lastex yarn sides 3Se
8 Mems Originally 32.ee Famous
Make Sleep Goats. Small sizes
only 1l.oO
Evening star., 1942-10-08
FINAL CLEARANCE
OF SUMMER
FURNITURE

l Originally $3.50 Met
al Folding Chair. Blue,
$1.99
; Originally $3.50 Old
fashioned Porch Rock
ers with woven seats,
slat backs. Green or
natural $2.99
l Originally Ss.S5 ALL
steel Umbrella Table
in white. 30x30-in.
top. Floor sample,
1899
IL Originally $3.50
High back Old-fash-
ioned Porch Rockers.
WOW EN- seats and
ks. Natural or
green n----$4.99
l Originally $10.95
Green-a white Glib
son Isla nd Chair. Sold
as Is -----$4.S9
Originally $S.95 Rat
tan Chairs with re-
movable seat pads. As
sorted color seats.
$4.ss
1 Originally S1l Hick-
ory Cocktail Table
with weather-resistant
varniSh finish - $4.99
4 Originally S1e.95
Wrought Iron ARM
chairs with removable
seats. Pompeian green
finish $4.99
l Originally S1l.95
Wrought Iron Cocktail
. Table with % in.
round glass top. Pom
peian green finish.
$500
1 Originally S17.sS
Rattan Table Lamp,
complete with shade,
S6.S9
2 Originally Sl2.9S
Chaises on wheels.
Blue cartridge pads.
Floor samples - $7.99
6 Originally $15.S5
Chaises on wheels with
tufted pads. Water-re-
pellent. Red. Floor
samples -----S $3.50
(Summer rurnitt
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Originally see
SPORT SOCKS
l9C

Assorted colors in gay cot
ton sport socks. Broken
sizes.
$50 Originally 29c and 35c
Fine Cotton Socks. Plain and
fancy weaves lsc
$50 Silk and Cotton Stock
ings in bright pastels. A
few in street colors. Broken
sizes s------2 PRS. 81
(Hosiery. Main Floor. F Street
Building, The Hecht co..
Discontinued Patterns
Evening star., 1942-10-08

l Originally Sle.aS
Wrought Iron Console
Table, 30 in. high, with
30x22-in. glass top.
White --$ 1929
2 Originally $22.95
Rattan Coffee Tables
. styles -----S12.99
/ Originally $22.95
Chaise on wheels with
innerspring mattress.
Blue simulated leath-
er. Sold as is---$14.99
2 Originally s29.s5
Bunting g. Cushion
Glider in simulated
leather upholstery. Red
or blue --&16.99
2 Originally $32.5o
Bunting s. Cushion
Glider with reversible
back cushion. Water
repellent green or blue
fabric ---$1S.99
l Originally S36.95
Green and W white
Glider with in ner-
spring mattress and
reversible back cush-
ions. Slightly soiled.
1899
5 Originally $39.95
Gliders with one-piece
innerspring mattress
seat, reversible back
Gus h ions. Simulated
lie a t her upholstery.
Several colors $3.50
2 Originally S46.95 six
Cushion Gliders with
coil spring base, re-
versible back cushions.
Coral or blue Simu-
lated leather ---S24.99
2 Originally $49.s5
Studio Bed Glider with
one = piece innersprins
seat and back cush-
ions. Green or brown
simulated leather.
$2s.ss
l Originally $685.
Three scatter Rattan
Settee with inner
spring back cushion
and seat cushions.
Blue sailcloth uphol-
stery ------$5S.S9
E, Fourth Floor.)
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Originally $3.50
Junior GirdIes
Sl.95

Just i2S! Girdles for the
Junior type figures, Two
gay stretch girdles and panty
rirdles. White and nude
small and medium sizes in
the group.
tCorsets. Third Floor, F Street
Building, The Hecht co..
nr;o;~nJIy 1920 to 15.99
Evening star., 1942-10-08

sSe fAiss Mss3s Originally -
Lastsx Yarn Tsp Sscks. Stripes,
clock effects and patterns. isles
and rayons in sizes 10 to -, 2se
the Aseht Co.'s MoDRN MANS
Store, Main E1oor)
~ Originally SSc Ristlitss. Light
in weight, complete with two
batteries -39s
So Originally lee FIashlight
Batteries. Average size 10
- Mems Originally Sa.SS and
9S.Ss Steel Shaft. Golf Irsns.
Numbers 2, 4, 7. 3 nd .. Dis
continued models ~
~ Originally s1.ss Aute Seat
Csvsrs. Aridex treated to resist
moisture spots and stains. Fits
all cars. Also water -repellent.
Sl.NA
eYhs NeeAt Cos MODERN SPORT
SHOP. Main F1oor.)
Evening star., 1942-10-08

4 Orig. S7.ss Hand
made Chinese 7-Pc.
Dinner Sets with Tx
30 cloth ----$4.S9
, Orig. s7.ss Hand.
made Lace 72x72 Din"
ner Cloths S4.99
} Orig. s5.ss Hand
made Chinese Linen
Bridge Sets 500
: Orig. $1a.s5 Hand
made Chinese 17-Pc.
Luncheon Sets,
$7.ss set
; Orig. s15.s5 Hand
made Spanish China
7-Pe. Lunch Sets. SIX
81, cloth 1898
; Orig. S2s.ss Hand
made Spanish = China
17-Pc. Dinner Sets.
Set Set---$19.S9
2 Orig. s29.95 Hand
E m b ro / dered S-Pc.
China-Spanish Dinner
Sets. with 2lz yards
cloth. Set---3l9.99
Evening star., 1942-10-08

: Orig. 1888 and SIS
Handmade Chinese g.
Pc. Dinner Sets. 21a-
yd. cloth. Set S12.S5
2 Orig. $25.ee Hand
made Spanish 17-Pc.
Dinner Sets. Set,
Sl4.SS
: Orig. 1885 Hand
made 7-Pc. Formal
Luncheon Sets, 54x72
cloth. Set $3.50
1 Orig. $500 Hand
made Chinese 13-Pc.
Linen Banquet Set.
324.9s
; Orig. S3s.s5 Hand
made s-pc. Spanish
Linen Dinner Set, 2la
yd. cloth ---S29.99
l Orig. $500 Hand
made 13-Pc. Spanish
Linen Dinner Set. with
3 yard cloth $3.50
2 Orig. $685. Irish
Rayon Damask S-Pc.
Dinner Sets, 72x90
cloth --S24.S9
2 Orig. S49.95 Irish
Rayon Damask 13-Pc.
Dinner Sets, 72x108
cloth ----$34.S9
ET CLOTHS
: Orig. S4s.s5 Hand
made Lace Cloths. Tx
l06 inches &34.SS
S REDUCED u
Guest Towels. Lunch
con Mats. Cork Mats
and Vanity Sets in q
wide variety, Sc to 49c
34e Yds. Orig. 35e
Printed Tea Towel
ing -5 yds. for $50
2S Orig. 1898 Home
spun 1s-pc. Luncheon
Sets -S 1886 set
"a Orig. S2.Ss Printed
59xs9 Dinner Cloths
'cotton) -- &1.4S
27 Orig. &2.9s Linen
s2x52 Lune con
Cloths &l.4s
liz Orig. S2.9s Cotton
Lace 60x80 Dinner
Cloths -&l.99
Al Orig. S7.95 Chenille
Bath Mats 80. discon-
tinued --S3.9S
er Pieces in Limited
to list here.
;, The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1942-10-08
APPROXIMATELY
$4,000 WORTH OF
LINENS
25% to
500 OFF =

Irish Linen Domosk Cloths ~
Spanish Bouquet Sets
. Royon- ond- Cotton Cloths . Towels
Seorfs, DoiIies, Napkins, Loce Pieces,
Mats
Soi|ed. wrinkled, nussed some Of it dis
continued merchandise . some slightly inn
perfect All Of it desirable however and offer
ing omozine savings. Some with but dip in
the suds would make more than welcome gifts
DINNER AND RAkOIIET |iNTHe
Evening star., 1942-10-08

nANOMADE bANQ
: Orig. S3s.s5 Hand
made Lace Cloths, Tx
90 inches --$29.9s
HOUSEHOLD LINE|
1000 Orig. lac 10 81
Lace Scarfs, Napkins,
Doilies, Tea Towels,
Pillow Cases, Linen
MISCELLANEOUS |
REDUCED y TO y
80 If PERI. Sse Can
non Bath Towels =.
slightly imperfect, 59c
% Or1S. $l ana Sl.ZS
Printed 52x52 Lunch
con Cloths 69c
ice II PERI. $1.99 CAL
loway erry Bath
Mats 79c
~ Misprints Of s1.ss
Printed 52x52 Lunch-
con Cloths 99c
~ Orig. $2.S5 Printed
Rayon 53x53 Table.
cloths .. misprints,
$1.99
Plus Hundreds of on
Quantities too Varie
Evening star., 1942-10-08

ORIGINALLY S299 to $500
Evening star., 1942-10-08

Plus Hundreds of Other Pieces in Limited
Quantities .. too varied to list here
Linens. Fifth Floor, The Hecht CO..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
movie GO ROUND
eGoueM G. Ra,,o,,, !.

But, surprisingly, there have
been no fireworks. Queen Bette
is being as docile as lamb. re
hearsing the minutest detail like
any novice.
Harold Huber will think twice
before he bellows over the Silent
Nursemaid' system in his house
10 brighten away a prowler. In
case you don't know what the
silent nursemaid is, il Is an cleo
trically controlled device that
registers everything even the
baby,S breathing-taking place
IN the nursery.
Many Hollywood homes are
equipped with them for protec-
tive reasons. But when Harold
heard a prowIer at the back
door the other night he yelled
over the loud speaker. Ethel.
give me my gum in such Zero
cious tones that not only did the
burglar hee-but the baby
hasn't stopped crying!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Modem Merry Widow
Opens July 10 at Coss
ny CHARLES GENTRY

movies or helping dance direc-
tors 10 plan rOutines for large
film musicals.
Tripping laughingly into its
third week. the Billie Burke
show. The Vinegar Tree" looks
like a fun summer visitor. Miss
Burke may have other commit
mentS or may become tired OF
keeping II going. but it's a cinch
the public isn't firing 81 this
Paul Osborn farce. with lovely
Miss 3. drifting into humorous
distraction throughout the three
acts.
The first of the summer the
alter offerings opened last
"wednesday night out at Clark
Lake where the Irish Hills Play
ers have their new home.
The initial Offering was typ
icsl Our Nell" meiodrama
called Under the Gaslight. ="
with a villain so heavy the stage
could hardly support him.
Principals OF the peanut gal
lery pet were Richard Baldwin
and Dorothy Van Houten.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Adotsd by Teddy Roosevelt

Teddy just loves 10 hear the
story Of all the men Hat killed"
said Lewis. you see, he was
really q dangerous character in
those days"
1t was true Roosevelt sdored
Bat and he loved 10 hear the
thrilling days of the early West.
And now my old friend Bats
life is to be filmed by Harry
Sherman, with Richard Dix
playing william Barclay Mas
terson. There il SO much To
tell about Bat. He pretended
10 be an atheist. although L
doubted very much whether he
was az opposed to the church
az he said.
When he died / went 10 the
funeral with Bill Lewis and Bill
Pinkerton and sat between them.
The two old men were very
broken up but neither gave way
10 his emotions.
Finally the Episcopalian
minister paid Bat a beautiful
tribute.
watch Bat get right up cut
u that coffin said Bill Lewis,
and argue With him"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

MICHIGAN-'This Gun for
Hire" 9. l1:25 q. m. 2, 4:35,
7:o5. $40 p. m, 1905 a. m;
stage show. 1880 q. m. ,05,
3:40. $40, s:45, 1l:10 p. m.
FOX - Broadway" II
a. m, Isl, Asa, Isl, 10:4S
p. m: Private Bucksroo."
12.43, $40, 6:37, 9:34 p. m.
UNITED ARTTSTS-"Mai-
sic Gets Her Man." 1890.
$50. $50, $50 p. m; Tar
zan's Secret Treasure" IL
a. m. 2. 5. 8, IL p. m.
PALMs-STATE - Reap
the Wild Wind I2:I6. 3:@.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Band Concert
At Belle Isle

THE SECOND week Of usu-
nicipal band concerts starts 10
night at 8 in Belle Isle Park
with Roy M. Miller aS guest
conductor. The weeks band
concert schedule calls for con-
certs in city parks nightly.
Monday night the concert IN
scheduled at Chandler Park.
Tuesday night at Pingree Park:
Wednesday at Nar1in Park.
Thursday at Stoepei Park and
Friday night Mt Clark Park.
Sunday nights concert fkmn
Belle Ixle hand platform, ccn-
Quoted by Miller. associats D.
rector Of hands At Wayne Uni
versity win feature % noluisfs
tr,Impeters George EbelinE.
Steven Woioson and Robert
Godfrey. Among the numbers
win be a World War I Pot
pourri, with one Of Miller's own
compositions -Elegie Mflitaare."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Lii Damita for Green Hat
Movie Clock

$50. 1910 p. M; "Hayfoot,"
11:27 a. m, 2:45. 500, 9:21
p. m.
ADAMS Ten Gentlemen
From West Point" 1898,
3:53. 7:0S, 1923 p. m; Meet
the Stewards 1l:24 a. m,
2:39. 5:54. 900 p. m.
MADISON "Ziegfeld
Girl" 1850. s. els p. nj;
"A Woman's Face" IL n. m.
$40. 7.20. 1875 p. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL
MY Favorite Blonde" 12:45.
ais. 7:40. II p. m; The
Rugle Sounds" 40, S:55,
e:l5 .. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

sheriff and hunting the James
boys, Bill had been sent west
TO write a story for Charles
Dana's New York Sun. A
friendship started in those
days that lasted until Bats
death. The third member of
this triumverate was William
Pinkerton, famous detective.
How kind they were TO me
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
ACTRESS First Day
On Set No Surprise

ZINE LEBEAU
spent her first day as a Warner
Brothers actress getting thrown
.out of a cafe by Humphrey
,Bogart, an expert ~ arm locks.
and the not -too-gentle technique
Of the buns rush.
IL was not the first place the
1e-yesr-old French girl had been
.thrown out Of, or rather. chased
out Of. The NaZis chased her
out OF Paris in 1910 and IL took
her a year 10 get out Of Europe
via Lisbon and y Chilean visa.