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$ 100

Mink-dyed Mormot Fur Goats 100
Silver Fox Paw Fur Goats 100
Sebe-dyed Muskret Fur Goats 100
Natural Muskret Fur Goats leo
Black Persian Paw Fur Goats 100
Grew Persian Paw Fur Goats 800
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Fur Coats
Note the Wonderful Furs Al
$ 50

Black Kid Fur Goats .........,.. 80
Brown Kid Fur Goats ......... so
Natural Opossum Fur Coe4s .. 80
Skunk-dyed Opossum Fur Goats 80
Siver-dyed Fox Fur Coats .... 20
SeaLdyed Conoy Fur Goats 30
Reaver.dyed Coney Fur Goats -
China Mink-dyed Coney Goats 30
Note the Marvellous Selection at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Shopping Hours

That is -. if homebodies viii
shop between Gas a. m. and
1890 .. and >. or between
1;30 and 1 p. m e. leaving the
noon hour to office and store
workers who have no other time
and getting onto the bus
or street car with your bundles
before the working world starts
home tarlng.
That Will help spread out the
furry ... help YOU help the
harraSSed SalcSpeople who are
trying very hard TO take care OF
everybody.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Send Soldier
A Recording
OfYourVoice
Nv JOAN DEAN

IDEA OF The week foi NtINr
icemans GIT. Christmas or any
dav thereafter, Is a recording az
YOUR own voice and sentiments
What could bring home closer
4 local store has a record
making machine set up next o.
rs toy department You Just
walk IN. step OF IN quiet cor
ner and start talking into Ill
tie black horn
To fill one side az q disc. the
cost Will be IS cents. To send
Two sides worth Of message $
81 cents. And since al. the
USO clubs and camp recreation
halls have reCord-plaNcrS, YOU
really can't 60 wrong. p. S
These recordings may be sent
out Of the country too.
DON'T TURN up Your heels
and run. YOU -Wai>iea un1or
sized m5ldcrs, when tho TAGS IN
your fsvoritc drc>, department
start bearing l01. l2J 14J and
50 on. instead ~ 'hr old familiar
Q II. IL al minimum.
Its new government ruling
that the NounC unS' half sizes
he newly identified We SIN
don't know exactly why, bur Nc
have II on good authority that
there : no change IN the meas
urementS.
AFTER HAVING seen and
heard little Dolly Dawn the Oft
recorded radio SongStre>S. m
action At the Book Casino We
met her face 10 face with a
slight shock Her stage appear
ance gives the impression that
she's much taller and simmer
than she really Is.
The secret of the illusion, says
she, lies in the dresses created
for her by Kathryn Kuhn. who
dolls up most Of the dancers and
singers IN the show world The
gown in which We photographed
Dolly was such a favorite she S
had il copied IN other fabrics.
DOLLl'S MAN AGER Is
George Hall. eX-orcheStra leader.
who discovered her singing tai
ents and put her on his daily
broadcasts when she was a mere
child of Is.
Between show engagements.
the two Of them scout antique
shops for old jewelry Dolly
really has quito collection now.
between her own finds and the
gems left her by Mrs. Hall
Charm bracelets are her special
loves. but she has a supply OF
brooches and locketS as well.
The only other hobby she can
manage with constant travelling
IS collecting toy dogs Her IA
vorite is a glued-together china
hound, sent her by an admirinc
cripple boy a New York hos
pltal. Twas all he had 20 give.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Jean Merrill
Has Original
Fitness Test
Nv IDA JEAN KAN

HERE Is a fitness test for YOU
that III wager you haven't come
across before. Do you cut loose
and really sing The Star Span
Gled Banner? If so, the
chances are you're fit.
Jean Merrill popular singer
and national anthem leader with
the Jack Pearl radio show, is the
originator of this test and she
bases it, on her observations OF
studio audiences at the close OF
the program.
A Healthy Sign
The people who open up and
sing don't always hit the high
notes. she says. But that
doesn't bother them because
they seem 10 feel 50 good that
they have plenty Of poI>e and
confidence. | have noticed re-
Gently that more and more of
the audience are Joining in sing
ing our anthem and take it as
a healthy sign.
Singing. she declares, is good
exercise. 1T Stirs up your cir
Culation. teaches you 10 lift your
chest, and gets you into the
habit Of breathing deeply and
easily, Most adults don't use
their lungs nearly enough"
Synehroni1e Breathing
II is also her theory that On
Crclse should he taken slowly
and breathing synchronized with
the movements 10 increase the
relaxing effect Of a workout
Al the pace we are all going
now. anything that cuts down
tension is all to the good and
her idea is a sound one. Try il
out with these exercises:
Stand erect. feet slightly
apart, and stretCh-armS over
head. your midriff pulled slim.
and up on your toes. AS you 60
up. take a long, deep breath.
Then begin TO droop-let the
trunk dangle forward, knees
sag and hands hang toward
floor As you so into this slump
slowly eXhale Repeat the cXer-
else four times
Stand erect. feet slightly
apart, hands claSped loosely IN
front Of body. You should be
quite relaxed. Now. raise arms
overhead until they are straight
up hands claspcd more firmly.
and bend acutely >idcward. As
YOU do this. YOU should inhale.
Hold the bend for a split second.
and return 10 starting position
As YOU eXhale. Repeat slowly
four times.
Again stand erect. feot
parallel hands down al side. Try
10 he very limp. Then lunge
forward one full step. the knee
Of the forward leg slightly bent
and fling arms up AT sides and
back. Inhale on the lunge EX-
hale as you return 10 position
and relax Repeat with same
foot then perform twice with
the other.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Three 10 Five Miles

For the outdoor activity that
Is necessity to any one work
ing IN an office, an industrial
plant or a studio. Jean walks
Her daily stint ranges be-
tween three and five miles.
She suggests that If YOU arc
not used 10 walking. YOU might
start off with 80 blocks and add
"A block day until YOU are CO.
inc so.
This program for fitness is 20
simple that any one can follow
u. II YOU are working extra
hard give II trial
Jean Is one Of the busiest
career women in New York To-
day and she says its tho pro-
gram that keeps her in such
superb condition.
Copyright 1872 by KING Feature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

DeceWOeT
excellent aspects for business
gains, industrial interests, in
tellectual professions. Evening
especially advantageous for
financial profits in entertain
ment and other activities servic-
ing the public.
JAN. % TO FEB. 20
Aqudrius-F vorable for
necessary shopping, dealing in
the public's commodities, coll
Letting for patriotic and social
activities, getting off gifts to
the armed forces and making
Roadway in your work.
FEB. Fl TO MARCH 20
PiSccs-Worry or strain are
taboo. Things should run
smoothly, particularly useful,
constructive matters.
4 CHILD born on this day:
Splendid characteristics embodied
- this bright. able individual.
Can hold an executive position
with dcNterIty or viii do
capable job as a mechanic,
domestic or whatever his. or her,
life's work. Should continue al
ways To study and improve.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Horosc cope :: By Drake

Look in The Section Your Birthday Comes IN and Find What
Your Outlook Is According to the Stars,
for SATURDAY. December
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
Mrs. Saunders,
Cas- Town Hall
Director, Dies n

Last rites FOR Mrs. Nellie Peck
Saunders. y. who conducted the
Cas- Town Hall series here and
Wa one ~ the founders Of the
Thea:er Arts Society. are heing ar
ranged today. Mrs. Saunders died
Of = heart attack in Green" ood
6. C.. while motoring north with
her husband. Edwin, from their
winter home in Coral Gables, Fla.
Born in Saginaw, Mrs. Saunders
went on The Chautauqua circuit
shortly after her marriage and Tor
20 wears Travelled through nearly
every state. giving her interpretive
and dramatic reCitslS Later, She
became associated with a Broad
way stock company and appeared
with Katharine Cornell, Frank
Morgan and other noted actors.
During the same period, she also
appeared with the Irish Players
in New York. one Of The few
American actresses 10 play with
them. After leaving Broadway she
appeared in >ilen, movies for some
wears and then came 10 Detroit Is
years ago
She founded the Town Hall
which brought such noted speak
ers as Winston Churchill Hugh
Walpole. H. C.. Wells. Dorothy
Thompson and Emil Ludwig 10
Detroit, and was active in the
Theater Arts. She was also active
here in the Detroit Motion Picure
Company. a short lived film ven
ture that ended when she sued
the company for $4,000 for
services
Mrs. Saunders is survived by her
husband 4 son. Harold. ~ Coral
Gables. and two grandchildren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
Obituary
DR.. Fred N. Blanchard
Founder Of City Schools
Health Center Dies

Funeral services will be held at
IL 90 a. m. Friday from the Will
liam r. Hamilton Company. 1919
Cass avenue, for DR.. Fred Norton
Blanchard. founder OF Detroit S
public school health service. Burial
will follow in Acadia Park
Doctor Blanchard. who was S.
years old and lived al S94l La
Sale boulevard. had been in prac-
tice in Detroit for the last 40
years.
He was graduated from the
Detroit College OF Medicine and
was q member OF the STAFF Of
Harper Hospital. He served in
France In the first World War
with the famous Base Hospital No.
60 He was a prominent Mason
and held many high offices in the
order.
Surviving are his wife, Alice; a
daughter. Mrs. Willard Sanders.
and a son, Howard ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
Ist American 10 FLY,
Tin 1886 Dies al Il

CHICAGO. March 4 tlNS).--
Capt. William AlonzO Avery,
known as the FIRST American 10
fly" was dead today al the age
Of 70 AS young man he was
associated with the Wright broth
ers and became the first American
10 fly a motorleSS plane when he
piloted a glider over the Indiana
sand dunes June %, 1886.
He had been member OF the
Chicago Yacht Club for so years
and was one OF the best known
racing shippers on the Great
Lakes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04

or 1925 Manson, .
8 plus stu ent at
Neinas intermediate,
has earned $500 and
increased his number
Of customers from it2
to 200 in the 2 years
he has been carrying
The Detroit Times on
Cavalry and Military
ave ues. Franks
hobby is model air
planes. He wants 10
be an aviator.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
THURSDAY MORNING

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
Acquitted in Killing,
REGISTERS for Draft
Times STAFF Ccrrsspondsn,

FLINT, March Otto Druhe
81. former Hotel Durant chef, to-
day registered for the draft less
than an hour after he was &C.
quilted OF manslsughter charges
by q circuit court Jury IN the slay-
ing OF Sam Waters. 2S. a Go
organizer.
Waters was slain last Deem
Der ; during a union jurisdictional
dispute AT The hotel. Druhe also
registered with m m igrat n
authorities as an enemy alien. He
has his first naturalization papers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04

was announced today by Alton C..
Britton, Michigan department COM
mander. The Wayne County GeHH-
Gil voted that war conditions
prohibit staging the convention
here with its proper color.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
VIEW Cancel. invitation

The Michigan department of
Veterans of Foreign Wars has
Withdrawn its invitation 10 the
national association TO hold the
national convention i'm Detroit. il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04

NethbeutttFEs 80
OF 1886 Brentwood, a
9 student at Pershins
High, has earned
$1,000 and increased
his route from 80 10
135 customers In the
3 years he has been
serving Times SUBJ
scribers in the neigh
borhood OF Packard,
Spencer. Seven and
Eight Mile roa d 6.
Howard 10 studying
TO be a craftsman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04

To make II easy for you 10 pur-
chase Defense Stamps oil Detroit
Times Carrier Boys have veIun-
ieered q, OffcisI v. S. Defense
Agent, for The sale and delivery
OF Ioc Defense Savings Stamps
TO The home. They are patriots
in The defense OF their country,
have already sold 2,725, 900
stamps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
Order Defense Stamps

Order Defense Stamps
Help win This war by placing your
order for Toe Defense Stamps with
a Times Carrier NOW! lend-not
eive-your money 70 your coun-
try. Do II the American Way
The voluntary wsy, by investing in
Defense Stamps regularly every
week. Your neiehborhood Times
carrier will gladly deliver them 70
your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04

Newspaper Routes Fit Boys for Refer jobs
Carrying papers teaches youths 10 work raises The
standards Of their future gives valuable experience
=. encourages them 70 be independent and their
own money shows them the fundamentals Of business
gives regular weekly income and teaches the value
Of courtesy, promptness and personal appearance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04

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WJBK-News; Harlem NJ.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
THURSDAY MORNING

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WJBK-sNews Roundup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
TIMES

Boys. II and older. wishing 10 help themselves and
their country, may apply for IN newspaper route
nv calling q r writing the Home Delivery Depart
mcni. Detroit Times. Detroit. Mich: Telephone
Cherry BBOO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
WEDNESDAY EVENING

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Complete Radio Programs for Today
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON

THIS program has been
gwen The petrult Times tN
the stations herein listed
n ths presentations As
sthedulcd are not on tnv
ar the fault hes with the
stations and not The De
rot Tlmrs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
Salary
Ceiling
Hits Stars
BY CHARLES GENTRY

IMPORTANT MOVIE stars
don't have TO be temperamental
TO "hit the ceiling" now that the
government has frozen incomes at
the $4,000 mark.
With no thaw in sight, those
who wouldn't touch "A role for a
million dollars" won't have TO, and
will probably either stay home or
make for the Broadway stage
where they can't collect in prestige
what they can't get in coin.
The result is that the public is
going to see fewer famous names
and newcomers are going to get
better break than they have
since the advent of talkies in 1927.
Almost all the studios are rush.
ing around grooming players that
are in the smaller brackets and
searching for undeveloped talent
that will settle for lower salary
checks.
ALL NEW NAMES
Looking down the contract lists
on the studio executive desks, you
will find numerous names that
aren't familiar and these people
will undoubtedly become the
stars" of tomorrow.
OF course. a number of the IA
nous figures. will volunteer TO
make more than one picture a
year, for which they would prob
ably get more than the limit, just
for morale purposes.
But the change will undoubtedly
account for many starlets reach
ing the top right away.
THE NEWCOMERS
Girls like Joan Leslie, Anne
Morgan, Teresa Wright and Janet
Blair are going up the ladder
faster than any film recruits you
can mention and new names such
as Helene Reynolds and Margaret
Dunn are beginning to appear
3 more and more in the film
!, columns.
Besides the curtailed earning
power of most of our stars, many
: who are married to members o.
. the armed forces prefer to live
! near their husbands, instead o.
! staying welded to their art.
JOINS HER HUBBY
Priscilla Lane, for example. ha!
Just asked for her release from
!, Warner Brothers so that she car
!; take up residence near the camI
where her husband is.
Many-as- we said before viii
: come back to Broadway. anxiou.
10 have a real live audience anC
to try their luck in front of the
footlights instead of the Kleil
lights.
1t is hard to say. right now
Just what will happen now that
the incentive of big money ha:
I, been taken away, but it's our be-
that the young set is about t.
have its day.
JUST FOR EXAMPLE
Janet Blair. for example, who 1.
not a really highly-paid star, get!
her biggest break today as the
cute MY Sister Eileen" in the
/, film version OF the Broadway
comedy hit, coming to the Flo,
!, Friday.
Two years ago. Miss Blair wa!
! just a singer with Hal Kemp!
band. Today she is co-starred will
Rosalind Russell and Briar
lAherne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
Film Time Clock

ADAMS - "orchestrs Wives" i2:4b
4:0s. 7.3i, 1o:A y. m; The Spirit o
Stanford" 1882 a. m, 900, OILS, s'Sl
y. m.
RECOMMENDATION - Mrs. Mini
ver," IL a. m. 1:4e, 4:a1. 7ls, 1O;o'
CINDERELLA - Mrs. Miniver." 4
$40, $40. s:to p. m.
CINEMA-"Gunga Din" ~, $3.50, T:l0
1913 .. m: king Kong 1888. $50
e:iO .. m.
rrsHER-"Mrs. Miniver." i:l5, t;oS
1901, s:43 p. m
Fox-"Icelsnd." II a. m, 1851. t:54
1851, io:4s n. m "Mr Smith or Mime
sofia" l2:s5. 3:i2, $50. 1885 p. m.
HOLLYWOOD - Mrs. Miniver," 7'is
1909 p. m. --
3:4s. 7:17, 10:As D. M; Might IN New
Orleans" IL a. m, 2:31, 6:Oa. 1888 p m
MuCHIGAN-"Rosd to Morocco 1:o2
4:3e 7:ts. II ,. m; Wings AND tns
Woman" 1884 a. m. sos, $780, S:S1
p. m.
PAIMs-sTATE - Across the Pacific
II 30. ASA. 1909. 1o:24 2: M; "hexicar
b:5s. s.i3 .. m.
PARADIsE-"Nsath Brooklyn Bridge
1:27, 1858. $3.50, $40, 1l:2t p. m. Frs
kline Hawkins" 2:36, 5:O7. 7;ts' 10:1s
p. m.
RIyIERA-"Mrs. Miniver," ii:l5. 4:1e
7;0S. s:47 p. m.
RKO UPTOwN-"Mrs. MinIver," I 500
4:2e. 1905. 9:43 y. m.
ROYAL - MRS. Miniver," f:li, e:b'
p. m.
TELENEWS - News, short subjects,
a. m. TO IL p. m.
UNITED ARTIsTs-"PanAma Hattie, .
II a. m. :55, 4:45, 7:46. 1925 p. m.
Pierre OF the Plains" 12:45, 3i35, SOS
SIPS n. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
Hopes Dog
Makes Film but

CHAMP, A 17-pound Great
Dane, checked into Paramount for
a scene with Bob Hope in Star
ISpangled Rhythm"
The canine, the largest trained
dog in FINLAND, reaches 6 feet, 4
inches, when he stands on his hind
legs and will be Hopes dressing
room companion in the Hollywood
parody.
He will be in celebrated COM
pany with the so stars of the show,
which includes Bing Crosby, Doro-
thy Lamour, Paulette Goddard,
Ray Midland, Fred MacMurray,
Mary Martin, Vera Zorina, We
ronica Lake, Victor Moore. Betty
Hutton, Alan Laid, Eddie Bracken,
Dick Powell and many other ia
nous personalities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
DISGUISE FOR DOGS

DURING THE eight months
that Akin Tamirof was wearing
o heavy beard for For Whom the
Bell Tolls" some one presented
him with a pup that became the
pride and Joy Of his life. Wherever
Akin went, the pooch went too.
So the other day, after he had
been told he could shave off the
hated beard. the wardrobe depart
ment at Paramount was amazed
when Akin came in and sheep
ishly asked If he could borrow a
crepe beard.
Its this way" he said, my
pup doesn't know me anymore.
thought II could just wear q
false beard part time and take
II of now and then around the
house he might stop biting me
rs a prowier."
PRETTY. RED haired Julie
Bishop is one girl ] know who
isn't accepting any dates while
her boy friend, Pvt Roland Drew,
IS away at camp. Julie and Roland
ere 5000 in love and outside of
her work. at the Hollywood Can
teen and her movie roles she isn't
looking for any further diversion.
Her best break at Warmers
comes in Action in the North
Atlantic" In which she has the
fecond femme lead. And so pleased
ere tho powers-thst-be that she
has been handed q new term con-
tract calling for featured parts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-16
Red Tanks Film of
Soviet HerOism at Institute

large plain" he said, "yOu feel
small and that gives you conf
dence because you seem TO think
your machine il not n suitable
target for artillery fire.
GUERRILLA TACTICS
"After you make contact with
the enemy, you forget these
speculations and concentrate on
the technical problems Of main
tanning communication with the
other tanks of your detachment,
maneuvering your machine. and
calculating the range Of your
own guns and the enemy's posi-
ton"
Like Lieutenant LoginoV in Rec
Tanks" Proshin frequently EN-
ploys guerrilla tactics, deploymf
his iuggerasuts in the edge of Z
forest and ambushing superior
enemy forces which usually sus
tain heavy losses as a result o
the surprise.
1t is from ProShin. most likely
that Lieutenant Loginov got hi
line of dialog in the film:
ITO a tank there are no i'm
passable sectors"