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Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-22
British Open Up
Counter Offensive

WITH THF BRITISH IMPERIAL
FORCES ON MALAYA FRONT.
Jan. %. eUPl-British Imperial
troops. attacking against heavy
odds il men. machines and planes.
have opened a strong counter-of-
fensive in the most vital sector of
the west Malaya front and the
crisis point of the campaign is at
land. messages from the fighting
lines said TODAY.
o. the outcome of the battle
which opened yesterday, and IS the
,aast important operation CT the
el..ire Na!aya campaign 50 far,
hirees the future OF Imperial STRAIT
e1v in the peninsula.
The Imperial forces lashed back
II the japanese IN a bold and de-
toruine7 atten-pt to smash dead
y Treat 10 the entire British line
b. hundreds OF japanese infiltra-
ton groups which, aided now b.
reilforcements using rubber boats
in tie Muar river area, sought to
cut the railroad ana main highways
between the advanced British lines
and Singapore.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-22
Comfort Keynote
OF New Furniture

&C p7iort Is the keynote Of the
furniture displayed at the Midwin-
ter furniture market in Los An
eelee J. 7 Fahs, buver for the
Imperial Hardware stores, tele-
crarhod E Centro Thursday after
looking ever tie displays al the
m2rEst.
Me- man 900 manufacturers are
showing thoiv newest styles II al
type Of home furnishings
"Peaea naIcate only slight ad-
vance F'a.ss said. Some favored
fabries .o4 4pholstering are no.
being used because Of shortages IN
dye stuffs ard wool restrictions.
There has bsen no curtallment Ii
good stlles and workmanship. "
Fahs ~ accompanied 10 the
show by Dick Shank Ct e Centre
ard Ed Gregory Of the BraWley
stGre.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-22
Murderess Freed
Of Auto Theft

los ANGELES. Jan. 22--eUP1 =
an automobile theft accusation
s-aHse Haztl 3eifJTd Sab. PafolsC
lnGrderess, was Withdrawn todaF
18th the explanation that 1t Wa
due 10 Z misunderstanding.
TIE complaint was signed By
Mrs. Frances Black o. Long Beach.
l.te whose custody Mrs Glab wa
paro,ed from Teaachapi prison L
sae.itf s order for her arrest va
.saaed.
3irs Black said today Viola Tay-
lor q Ventura cGGn'Y. who ~.
ve9ryted With Nj. 1iab. teleph1aeo
WIN n acceptable eXllahati9n Of
10 cat'S Whereabouts
TIE rea4aIred Mrs. Gl8b va Sen-
fenced - fyre yeaIs II prison II
1916 on a charee Of Staying hel
husband, Jgha / Cab. Cicero, Ill
Gf cas- Sir w par7led Noy. q
Oil.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-22
Insurance Firm
ToBuy Bonds

SACRAMENTO. Jan. Pup
o. j. lacy president of the Cali
fernia Western States Life Insur-
ance company. today announced all
first year premiums would be in
vested il defense bonds. aggregat-
iaz more taan sI.l0090o yearly.
Lacy sad ne believed the plan
was the first Of its kind by an
celn alrea5y has approximately
American !neurance firm. The cor
6 .99c 90 IL government and de-
fenSe bends.
Gov. Culoert Olson, state chair
man Of the defense bonds criye.
expressed appreciation to Lacy and
sald he hoped tnat other insur-
ance firms will follow the splendid
patriotic and progressive move IN
the interest of financing the war -
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-22
Navy Says Good
News IS on Way
In Sub Warfare
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continued from Page One1
.JlIsf before dawn vessel passed
r.. - Int they were leo exhausted
- -lHual Il
&C by one tnc members OF the
crew saceumbed and when help die
alnya only four were picked up.
Caa # them died.
OTHER SINKINGS
TIE attacks upon these boats was
- first time that submarines
have suack At other than oil tank
-
TIE tour other sinkines i'll /"
week were.
The Panama-registered ell tank
CT Na'mess stink off Long lSlant
y tn less Of TWO lives.
IL allied tanker Coimbra sunk
- are general area with still.
16et ermined number of deaths.
IT, American tanker Allan Jack
l. ss1K Oft North Carolina coast
ia 3 dead.
Iae american tanker Malay
s4elled and torpedoed eff North
Cssoiina coast With five dead.
G..i@ the Malay survived tht
m@.s deadly torpedoes. 1t limped
&c EeWparl News, Va, with gaping
-. in her decks and sides.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-22
Senator Charges
Business Pressure

WASHINGTON. Jan. 22-UPD-
Chairman David I Walsh, D., Mass
of the senate naval affairs commit
tee said tocay his group has been
"bombardedn b. big business inter-
ests. aIIp-ane manufacturers arc
the OPM every time It las consid.
cred limiting profits on naval con-
sruct1n contracts.
Walsh SAID charges of "uncon-
scioaatlc" profits by navy coutrac-
tcrs contained in a special report
Of the house naval affairs commit
tee Was "hainIliating 10 conpress
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-22
Negro Soldiers
Sentenced TO Die

BISBEF, Ariz.. Jan. 22-fUP -
Three Negro soldiers who beat l.
death a taxicab driver and fled q
Texas in his car today were un-
Ger sentence TO die IN the lethe, p
chamber Of the state prison at F.gs-
ence, april 3
They were Grady B. Cele, %, }
S. Leylce, O. and Charles Sanders.
!, all oeserters from tire army pest
at Fort FUachuca.
Superior Juoge John ". Ross
passed sentence on them after they
entered pleas Of guilty.
The bocH Of CO. c. Qualls. 30
Fry. Ariz, taxicab driver, was fouaG
CT a desert road near Prescott anG
TIE bIood-stained cab wa locateo
II San Antonio. TeI The mcn Ters
&C. il Tea.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-22
OIL WELLS DESTROYED

oAS w AA>l[AN ADh-t' M ED
The Dutch disclosed that all oil
installations and wells had been
destroyed at Balik Papan. on the
east coast OF Borneo. IN expectation
Of a japanese invasion which the
Dutch could not easily fight
The Australians. however. belicF-
ed that the japanese were preparing
to strike farther south in an effor,
to seize a foothold on British New
Guinea or other islands command
ing the waterways north Of Austria
liza and opening a vi for an attack
on Australia
Dispatches from Melbourne quoted
government officials as emphasizing
the danger TO Australia because Of
belief that the japanese have 4
large fleet including several air
craft carriers, concentrated in East
Indies waters. Large fleets of bomb
ers were active AGAIN over the New
Guinea area. where Rabaul and
other Allied bases haze been bomb
ed repeatedly.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-22

Gge;ion Of planes. tanks ana suns.
SURVEY MADE
The EPC. lie said. IS now max
ine power survey which Will be
The basis q 4 eatloning order by
the supply pria.1ties ana aioca-
tons board
FPC experts explained that
power raionine as the peak Of war
demands are neaHe6 may be estab-
lished by requests tAat the general
public reduce its uAo Of electricity
FOR lighting and operating of home
appliances. particularly during the
daily peak period from + to 80
2 n.
They added that in extreme
emergencies power might have 10
l. cit eff entitely At civilian dis
tsibu,lon points o keep vital war
plants running.
RATIONING PUT OFF
They said that no severe ration
4.c measures were expected 20 be
before late reXt sam
mer or next winter
OldS warned that tie nation
faces q probable war-produeel
power shortage this year of 2000,-
600 kilowatts and next year of
about 100000. This may be re-
lieved slightly by daylight saving
time which starts throughout the
United States on FEB. 8.
Olds was asked by Rep. Richard
3. Wiggleswortla R. Mass. If great
savings of power could not be eff
fected by curtailment of ordinary
lighting. signs. show windows ane
BY the elimination Of a lot Of un-
necessary or repeated radio broad
casting"
DRASTIC STEP SEEN
There are ve.v definite savings
.'lat can be made OF that kind.
CIds replied. He elaborated that
barring considerable power nstalla-
.ioos in some sections of the coun-
~ "curtqiment" will mean "a
7~eat deal more than simply the
elimination of neon signS, orna-
Mental street lighting. the use OF
he radio III the homes or other
essentially luxury uses
IT would mean seriously cutting
into the normal civilian activities.
he added.
Later Wigglesworth asked
would not just the rationing Of
power for the lighting of homes
office buildings and so on release
a tremendous amount of monde
tenSe power.
Very definitely O,ds replied.
and that is going to be necessary
and that is going to be done"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-22
Power Rotioninq
Foreseen in j. s.

WASHINGTON. Jan. %. 6JPo-
Chairman Leland Olds of the Fed
eral Power commission foresees
necessity for rauoning Of power fos
home ana non-defense commercial
USE IL a eeat lnatyn war indus
trial areas. the house approprla-
tons committee disclosed today.
The committee made public Olds
testimony in hearing on the 1915
Independent Offices appropriation
which went 10 the house floor at
noon
Olds explained that the tremen-
dous American war production ef-
fort VAS demanding more power
than there Is available in many
sections Of the country He added
that as a resuf; Of the power that
Is now ruaHlae hone radios. een-
eral eadcets. ara even home light
ing may hare 70 60 into the pro
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-22
West Coast Defenses dt
High LeveI

WASHINGTON, Jan. %. up
A high government official said
today that vast emergency military
steps. invoked immediately after
the Japanese attack on Pearl Hr-
Dor. have resulted in STRENGTHENING
of our entire west coast defense
and Hawaii TO unprecedented ley
els. and have paved the way fof
reinforcements III ,he Southwest
Pacific.
A huge operation involving the
movement within die continental
United States of some 100000
troops. was carried out with a mini
mum of confusion and delay, tic
official said.
Large numbers Of army planes
and men were moved quickly INTO
their stations on the West Coast,
from California to Alaska, to meet
the threat when it appeared that
Hawaii had been endangered and
damaged more than actually proved
to be the case, he SAID
HAWAII STRONGER
This official said L AZ bomoef5
we're flown and pursuit craft were
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-22

shipped Immediately to Hawaii.
with the result that it is nov far
stronger than before the surprise
raid
This source said steps were be-
ing taken to send reinforcements
into the Southwestern Pacific. For
military reasons he did not 90
into detail ON the scope of this
program
In describing tie inside picture"
OF how our army went into action
Immediately after the initial jap
anese attack. he said that first re-
ports, fortunately exaggerated, had
made it appear that Hawaii was
terribly crippled with the result that
the entire west coast would have
been left stripped Of the protec-
ton of that outlying defense bas-
ton.
DEFENSES Jagged
He explained that the American
defense program had been based
on reliance ON the strength OF
Hawaii and that West Coast de
fenscs themselves. had Jagged dur
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-22
Chinese Tighten
Walled City Siege
About Trapped Foe

Continued from Page Onel
1aa4allH clearly show that the
American officials see eye to ey@
With all Chinese leaders that nc
effort should be spared in putting
Japan out of the way in the Pacific
while the war elsewhere is being
prosecuted with equal yigor and
Vitality
Tne newspaper Tao Tang Pao,
&otine that strong Air units are
icing rushed by the Allies to Malaga
md Dutch East Indies, said that
sch a chain Of good news can
amply prove that worries and ap-
prehenSlons on the part of some
people in the past few days have
had 10 real cause
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-22
FOR DE:FEN s.
Cash in Queer Places

WASHINGTON. jar. Cup
Teetota..Ag. soil conservation. lawn
cutting s@d Two dogs have helped
swell the cash donations 10 tne
governments national defense fla5.
the treasury said today.
L announced hat Sz41.572o8 has
been received since tie attack on
Pearl Ha-bor. Dec. :.
Net included in the total were
securities, old gold. dental work.
wedding rings, and other jewelr1
whose worth has no, yet been as
eeTtamed.
The donors included
An OHIO farmer WHO returned
his S33 soil conservation check With
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-22

lie rotati7n: I g. nosd i -
lad as m Eaele Ser.
i NeH Year .tsa.y2. aaa owed
. give Up alcohol dasak m3ss
water ard mix. e9. les ll.gn pIsteG
meat and more vegetables an9 C.
vote his SAVINGS To lilt %ar effort,
and sent sic.
Ten members Of q Roy Scout
trecp who sent y cent; eata.
A California bo@ Na3 99u.@
lawns now aad lien aad makes I
few cents.
LAZY Dot who forwarded Hcr pic
ture and dolIa9 III. nee aeea
given her as a ChgIs.ass piea:5s
With which 70 buy Ton
Mutt. who contributes paw
print check Ter s5.08 and "a rysrsIss
to cut down en- ice cream
The emplo@es and owner Of tEo
e2al mi.sIle companies VIE gaYe
a days psH ana the vaiue @ II
the coal mi.led that daH. fespec-
siFely. i Total Of S14.aQe
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-22
Assembly Breaks
Guard Deadlock

fContinrnd fIor Fape 0rel
IRE at 10000 mon. which "a cn-
Iarged to 26.5O0 after decla.allon
Of war. Passage in December oi
bill permitting guardsmen to resign
tor cause made cuts in the ranks
md legislators claimed other dloD-
Led out because of indecl&on Oh
the issue.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-22
Radio Report Says
jap Vessel Sunk
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan %

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. % up
--02llmbla Rroadcasting system
picked UP radio Singapore broad
cast today Which said an Ameri-
can flying fortress bombed and sank
a 10,090-ton japanese freighter of
the Dutch East Indies.
TIE broadcast said it was The
41st japanese ship Of all classes
sunk BIZ American action since out.
break Of the var in the Pacific.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-22

Inc the past year and Il half some
what behind other outlying sectors
that had no Hawaii to protect
them
He said that the emergency re-
Vcaled the fleXibility of air defense.
It looked. he said as if We had
lost control of the seas for the
time being.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-22
Allied Strength
Blasts at Jops

Continued from PAGE One1
The japanese had taken over or
were expected soon to take control
Of all of the Tenasserim peninsula
the long, narrow arm of southeast
ern Burma stretching southwark
toward Malaga and extremely diff
cult for the British to defend.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-22
NEW THRUsTS STARTED

But in addition they had pushed
into Burma on the Palu, Tiwakale
and Sukh sectors, directly east Of
Moulmein. where some Japanese
progress was reported although the
British said their forces were hold
ing positions for the most part
Chinese troops sent into Burma
recently have not yet gone into
action, but it was expected that
Allied forces especially American
airplanesl would make an all out
fight TO protect the Burma road
base at Rangoon.
On the southern Pacific front.
the japanese again attacked Bela-
wan the port for Medan on Su-
matra island, and bombed Dutch
shipping off the coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-22
Scanning I.V
News n6IH1zo
INTEND WE'D

4 notice of intention to marry
was aled with County Clerk W. ).
MeCleiland Wednesday by Agustih
Aldana. 81. MeXicai farmer. anG
ALICIA Ordoncz, 80 CaleXieo resi-
dent.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-22
NOTICE FILED

Ralph ~. Wilson, b, Bfa"ieH
Iaberer and Edith Ethel Ragland'
- Wednesday He'd notice OF their
intention 10 marry.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-22
Mad EIatters-

Mad Hatters--
AT last there i, a hat that is
funny to woman.
The Lat was shown iii a down.
town window II rosembled an
empty bucket tied around the head
with Il SWathing Padget of some
kind.
Even tire women hoWled
What would you do if it rained
and filled up the bucket" they
chortled.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-22
Rambling Reporter

CONTINUED from Page One)
cidei to enlist in the Navy. He
didn't get along 50 we'll at his first
examinatica. His eyes were not up
10 snuff
Campbell had heard carrot juice
was good fer the eyes He drank
a can of carrot Juice and went to
San Diego for the final examina-
ton. He passed the eye test 10G
per cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-22
HAWAII STRONGER

rms official SAID 4 Al bombef
we're flown and pursuit craft Wef
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-22

Food Store and you'll get plenty of values.
foo! For Arp hos been buying direct. doing
away with unnecessary in-between expenses.
and sharing savings with you for nearly 81
years. And whof's more. we're going TO keep
right on doing it! Come in foeloy-set your
share of APPS scores of voiuea
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-22

America is one huge sforehouse of fine things
TO eaf Healthy. we'l-aeshed livestock ronee
our posfure-lunds delicious fruits and
vegetables grow out of our fertile earth.
American manufacturers produce vast quon-
titles Of good foods! So don't worry-fheres
plenty Of food for oil. Buy at your A&P
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15

Federal Tax Included
Dainty I7-jewel watch for
ladies in yellow lo-kt. rolled
gold plate. Mems l5-jewel
watch in lo-kt. rolled gold
plate, white back.
Use Your Credit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15

The fashion successes Of the season az an
exceptionally low price! One and two.
piece styles designed for youthfulness and
figure flsttery with exquisits details
usually found only at far higher prices
NEW prints! NEW combinations! NEW
solid eolor,. Sires for mise, and women,
IL TO 81. No charge for alterations.
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.,,;lv and quickly
vour selections
You'll save time
vour family, your
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Wonder Values At This Lou Price
! Fur-Trimned COATS
. W: s39ss

Quality like these practically unhead this price today
Take tip and buy now! Beautifully styled Of quality fabrics vy
trimmed with soft Lined ined
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Middle-aged woman or girl for
clerical work. Must be able to
type. Call Mr.. Kills, Pingree
500.
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Business Service

All bedbugs. roachs moths
destroyed In six hours; guaran.
teed. Macomb FCmigating Serv.
ice. 1921 Joy Blvd, Mt. Glenn.
ems. Phone 2357.W11.
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Chambermaid wanted at 81
South Ave. Levy's Hotel.
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Where To Fix Il

Have your washer, radio. va
cuum cleaner and ironer fixed
at Sid LaCroix Sales & Service.
Complete stock Of repair parts
100 New St.. Mount Clemens.
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Experienced mattresses, part
time. Also need woman cook.
Denny's Inn, Nine Mile and Har-
per. Phone Roseville 9O13.
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Beauty operator. Must be good
fingerwaver. Steady work. Mar
garet's Beauty Bungalow, 10
North avenue. Phone Mt. Glenn
ems 1922.
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Thrifty Shoppers Find That Pays to Read and Use the Wans
"a Auctions
H-3 Musieoi Merchandise

Community Auction Sale ev-
cry Friday, z p. m. Household
goods. farm products, etc. We
Buy, sell or trade. Private sales
daily. Roseville Auction, M-97
at l4-Mil, road. Phone Rose.
1881.
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WANTED-1O mattresses. APP
ply at Clinton Barbecue, $40
North Gratiot.
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Help Wonted-FemoIe

Waitress wanted. Good pay.
Start work Sunday 1890. Plen-
da's Tavern, South River road.
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typewriter Repair

Burroughs portable adding
machine, $32.5O. Have your
typewriter cleaned now. 1t may
save expensive repair bills later.
Rentals-all makes. Top prices
paid for office equipment. Hours
8 to 8. Office Supply Co. 434
Cass Owe. Phone Mt. Clemens
2047.
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Waitress and kitchen girls
wanted. New York Hotel, Cass
Ave.
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Iris Speaker, 81,
Resting Comfortably

CLEVELAND, July 1o-1
Iris SpFeaker, 54-yess-eld
baseball immortal, was re-
ported resting comfortably"
at Lakeside Hospital today.
His condition became grave
Unexpectedly yesterday. Dr..
Edward Castle said the FORM
er outfielder suffered COM
plication from an intesti-
nal perforation.
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Insurance
State Farm Insurance Co.
Robert Nj. Axtell
Local Agent
Auto, Life, Fire
131 South Avenue
Phone Mt. Clemens 2160
Moving 3 Storage

Our moving equipment Is the
best. Special care taken of your
furniture and upholstered goods
In storage, such a. moth proof
ing and wrapping rugs and cush-
toners. City Transfer Co., %
Broadway. Mt. Clemens. Phone
783. Service to and from Detroit
daily.
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Greenhouse man wanted. Must
have some experience in pot
ting and watering. Smoke Bros.
Greenhouse, Gratiot at Joy Blvd.
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Wanted - Houseman for pri-
vate club. White. Call manager
Niagara 1850.
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Wanted - A barn 80 so or
larger. Henry LenJemann, 344
East Third street, Inlay City,
Mich.
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Women traffic experts met in
Indiana. Our grandmothers used
to make jams-now the ladies
are undoing them.
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Real Estate for Sale
Business Property for Sale FL

Building with $500 #. floor
space. Modern living quarters
OF. second floors rooms and
bath. Priced to liquidate. Mt.
Clemens 970.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
CINEMA CLOSES
FIRST STAR ROLE

The Invaders" which we hope
you found as exciting as we did
moves from the Fox 10 the Adams
today with a new feature, The
Sunny Side"
This last is Roddy McDowall's
first starring vehicle since the lad
made such a hit in How Green
Was My Valley" II is now the
plan 10 give him stellar honors.
In this particular picture. he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Film Time Clock

MII HIGAN my Favorite Blonde .
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Torpedo Boat. ~ SO, 3.52, 6;4i
Q 30 p. m.
FOX -'Dumbo, % ii:lt a. m. ana, 51t
1923. 32S, 625. s:23 p. m.
UNITED ARTISTS Kings Row
~ O5. 3.25. $50. 1910 p. m: The BODY
Disappears" IL a. m. 22o. 40
9O3 p. m.
ADkMs-"The Invaders " 1881, 3 is
7Ol 10Is ?. m, ON the sunny Side.
ii2i a. m. ? IS. 5.5I, 9.Os p. m
PALMS-sTATE - "CoHican Brothers
t:is. 5.lg 800 p. m Larceny, Inc,
IL a. m. 3:ll. 7:12. 1i.i3 p. m.
MADISON THE stsrmaker II a N.
Cross" ~ 30. 4. 1880, ~ .. m.
TELENEwS-N News reels and short sub
iects. . a. m. 10 II 2. m,
BROADwAY-CAPITOL - Design r.
Scandal" II a. m. 2.33, 8 %. 9.39 p. m
Son OF Fury" II rs. 3.5s. 7.3l. ii.0
p. m.
FISHER-"Design for Scandal -
s.Ot. 90 p. m. Son Of Fury. u 80
35s. 1925, IL p. m.
RIVIERA Design for Scandal" ? 81
500. 9:33 p. m; son OF Fury" y 81
3 so, 1928. 1851 p m.
CINDERELLA Design for Scandal
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" 80. 3:43 1913. i0i3 D. m
ROYAI-"son Of Fury" 621 "a
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Don Howe Opens
At Parkside Tonight

DON HOWE, who as one of the
famous trio Of Stanley, Owen and
Howe, was featured on many of
the leading vaudeville circuits a
few years back, is one OF the
harmony vocal and instrumental
team of Howe and Foster, who
open an engagement in the cock
tail lounge and the Bombay Room
of Parkside Recreation, tonight.
Howe plays the guitar and Ray
Foster, the piano.
The team offers n big variety
of novelty and sweet songs, with
Howe doing Strolling guitar
turn between their regularly
scheduled appearances.